Bucksport High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bucksport, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

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Maine CONTENTS Hillcrest Staff Dedication In Memoriam Adminstration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Athletics Advertisements First Row: Jane Patterson, Patricia Snowman, Sally Patterson, Lindley Martin, Loretta Chatto, Charlene Snowman, Sandra Smith, Gail Wardwell, Donna Rainey, Carol MacDonald. Second Row: Nancy Gravelle, Eileen Ripley, Charlotte Orcutt, Lorna Bridges, Joyce Smith, Cynthia Gerrish, Vivian Murray, Linda Mann, Brenda Drake, Mrs. Grey. Third Row: Betty Mann, Katherine Komninos, Carol Jones, Carol Crosson, Gerald Cioe, Sharon Brown, Stephanie Barry, Carol Brawn, Nancy MacLeod. HILLCREST Seated: Betty Mann, Carol Brawn, Co-Editors. Standing: Jane Patterson, Gail Wardwell, Stephanie Barry, Nancy MacLeod, Nancy Gravelle. Co-Editors-in-Chief: Carol Brawn and Betty Mann Co-Assistant Editors: Nancy Gravelle and Jane Patterson Business Manager: Gail Wardwell Advertising Manager: Stephanie Barry Subscription Manager: Nancy MacLeod Business Assistants: Carol Crosson, Linda Mann, Carol Jones, Sally Patterson, Donna Rainey, Carol MacDonald, Cynthia Gerrish, Nancy Mac- Leod, Eileen Ripley, Sharon Brown, Lind- ley Martin Typists: Lorna Bridges, Loretta Chatto, Brenda Drake, Eileen Ripley, Carol MacDonald, Vivian Murray, Charlotte Orcutt, Joyce Smith, Patricia Snowman, Sandra Smith, Gerald Cioe Art: Carol Crosson Boys, Sports: Gerald Cioe Girls, Sports: Carol Crosson and Stephanie Barry Senior Historian: Charlene Snowman Junior Reporter: Donna Rainey Sophomore Reporter: Lindley Martin F reshman Reporter: Sharon Brown Faculty Adviser: Mrs. Rena S. Grey This 1960 edition of the HILLCREST is sincerely dedicated to Mr. Jewett and Mrs. Stanley. They will be remembered for their helpfulness, kindness, and leadership at B.H.S. x An :1 Livy.vlJLl$lu-MLLL.L11 HA, ' IILH IN! N i... A r f E 91 Christina M. Stanley Ralph J. Iewett In Memoriam I o: la IV IV ' f' 728 IS 20 CI 53 r 7 2: a 26 21 2312.9 . Ts In memory of Abbie E. Reed, former sec- retary to the Superintendent of Schools. She devoted a great part of her life to the Bucks- port schools. ABBIE E. REED A. Barry Ivan E. Braun Jennie D. Millett SCHOOL COMMITTEE ADMINISTRATION Paul I. Brown SUPERINTENDENT Raymond W. Ernest PRINCIPAL F rances A. F oster Vem'ta D. Rosie SECRETARIES Raymond W. Ernest Principal Guidance National Honor Society Assembly Committee School Exhibition Student Council Philip B. Bunker Industrial Arts Safety Council FACULTY David B. Barnes History and Driver Ed F ootball J.V. Basketball William R. Busching Physical Education Varsity Basketball Baseball Football Roberta L. Bishop English One-Act Plays Charles A. Clapper Science and Mathematics n '3 IV 3 T 1 , Ix . vcj; ylz LL, Leroy L. Blood Agriculture F.F.A. Philip G. Gonyar Social Studies Cross Country Sophomore Adviser wanna Li M ?' Iflitfmumnwnm Chlistina H- Gray Rena 5- Grey Ralph J- Jewett Albion K. Livingston French and English English Science Commercial Three-Act Play Hillcrest Athletic Director Guidance - ' Freshman Adviser Athletic Association Junior Adviser 1! Health Records School Bookkeeping Genevieve O. Mercer Joel A. Morneault Ethel S. Payne Eleanor Philbrook Home Economics Music English and Social Aft Girls, Basketball Music for all Studies and Softball Public Events Prize Speaking Girls Adviser Exchange Concerts Debate Eastern Maine Library Club Music Festival Phillis G. Prescott Phyllis B. Raymond Christina M. Stanley Sally C. Walker Mathematics English and Latin Home Economics Commercial Senior Adviser Thespians F.H.A. Newsbomb Story Hour School Lunch Cheerleaders School News Finances SCHOOL CALENDAR F OR 1959-1960 SEPTEMBER Teacher Workshop School Opened Be1fast 1Here1 Freshman Reception 8Bar Harbor 1Here1 School Evaluation 8Dover Foxcroft 1Away1 MBrewer-Ellsworth 1Here1 Pemetic 1Away1 OCTOBER F.H.A. Social g'Lincoln 1Away1 'Blue Hill 1Away1 State Teachers, Convention 8Greenville 1Here1 MEllsworth-Brewer 1Away1 Sophomore Social 1'0rono 1Here1 MRockland 1Here1 Hancock County Convention Majorette Social WHancock County Cross Country Meet 8Dexter 1Away1 National Honor Society Social 1kHampden 1Away1 NOVEMBER MStonington 1Away1 Junior Social MState Meet Open House Veteran,s Day Three-Act Play MWRound Robin-Ellsworth Assembly, Mr. Paul I. Brown MWP.V.C. Round Robin, Brewer Thanksgiving Recess Christmas Parade DECEMBER MMJohn Bapst 1Away1 Senior Assembly iguanaSterns 1Away1 MWBelfast 1Here1 School Evaluation 1N0 schooD 888Ellsworth 1Here1 aMadawaska 1Here1 -Sumner 1Away1 MiwOrono 1Here1 -Bar Harbor 1Home1 Alumni Assembly Sophomore Cabaret Christmas Recess School Opened JANUARY New Yeafs Day WMPemetic 1Here1 -Sumner 1Home1 1MWBlue Hill 1Here1 Cheerleaders Social Junior Assembly -Stonington 1Home1 8Football M'Cross Country 8B0ys, Basketball MMTrack -Girls, Basketball mmBrewer 1Away1 -Stockton 1Home1 MWHampden 1Here1 Thespian Assembly Mm'Sterns 1Here1 -Stonington 1Away1 MWBar Harbor 1Away1 MiwPemetic 1Away1 St. Begis Assembly, Mr. Goodwill MWOrono 1Away1 -Castine 1Home1 888Belfast 1Away1 Assembly, Rev. Charles Brown FEBRUARY -Searsport 1Home1 MwBlue Hill 1Away1 -Winterp0rt 1Away1 -Bar Harbor 1Away1 Music Department Assembly M11Bar Harbor 1Home1 -Searsport 1Away1 -Castine 1Away1 MintEllsworth 1Away1 Sophomore Assembly Assembly, Rev. John McVicar Mid-Winter Recess School Opened MARCH Freshman Social Assembly, Rev. Bubar, Waterville, Maine 4 P.V.C. Debate 1Here1 Assembly, Rev. Perley Odell One-Act Plays High School Evaluation Freshman Assembly 9 11 11 16-17-18 18 Exchange Concert with Ellsworth 1Here1 24 25 Assembly, Mr. Chesley Husson Exchange Concert with Ellsworth 1Away1 25 Junior-Senior Prize Speaking APRIL Assembly, Rev. Charles Dartnell Fun Night 29 1 8 All-State Music Festival at Houlton 7-8-9 Assembly, Prin. Ermo Scott, F.S.T.C. Assembly, James Harmon, Director of Admissions, University of Maine Assembly, Dean Shibles, University of Maine . 1'8Orono-Old Town Mwaw MAY MwEllsworth 1Away1 Assembly, Director of Admissions, Colby College MOrono-Ellsworth 1Home1 Eastern Maine Music Festival at Bucksport Assembly, Director of Admissions, Bates College w Old Town-Bar Harbor 1Home1 iM'kMCounty Meet at Bucksport School Exhibition MHMBrewer-Bar Harbor 1Home1 waVC. at University of Maine Memorial Day JUNE Senior Chapel Baccalaureate Graduation 15 22 29 29 Ma 3. . '11 A s, . V. , I i 1F. 7:5. QM v4.5-.fts. tori 1a. t f. .F, 3 . l.,; .i.t..:ila!..m. ..A..m..u utiwLiJ. . :12. 4 2,. .J: .m .,. . ; Kr: . L. 1: Z .J .23.; . h, .. . p r r. . , 4.- , frlw , .. . I VALEDICTORY Charlene Snowman SALUTATOBY ' Betty Mann N k THIRD HONOR Patricia Fellows Colors: Purple and white Flower: Orchid FOURTH HONOR Joyce Smith F REDERICK AMES Industrial Arts iiRick , M.V.T.I. He said little, but to the purpose L Carnival of Plays 1; F. F.A 1,2 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Safety Connolly 111 Athletic Association 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Manager 2; Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3;2 Cabaret 2, From 3. H . ,l, I-Hv 1:11....A 4.., -. .1 ,., 3 . 3 , x1 43' .7 ' All V,,r 17-1 2 .. '1? '6 .X ,7 f Mfzh , h I ,2 z a ; J'Zaia, . V JAMES B. ANDERSON Agriculture 3Handy Andy Butcher umixVi 1, Illh .1 L111 l 1,1131'$34!J1L11L1V 1 'AUJLLLI-JL iiEast or west, home is best? Future Farmers of America 2 3, 4. RUTH MARIE AREY General Ruthie Undecided 3The only way to have a friend is to be one? Booster Club 1, 2; Softball 2, 4; Cabaret 2. THOMAS W. BERRY College uTomv College iiBait the hook well: this hsh will bite. 1, Honor Roll 1; Student Council 4'; Boys State 3, Assembly Committee 2, 3; Athletic Association2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4, Baseball 1; Cabaret 2; From 3. FRANK BOOTH Industrial Arts Army The better part of valour is discretion. Cross Country 3; Cabaret 2; From 3. 6' I RICHARD A. BOWDEN Industrial Arts Dick Undecided Haste makes waste? Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Baseball 2. JANICE BOYNTON Commercial 3Beefy Secretary 3Where the willingness is great, the di$culties cannot be great? Hillcrest 4; Honor Roll 3; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; NEWSBOMB 4; Library Club 4; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Secretary 4; School Secretary 4. CAROL E. BRAWN Commercial 3Brawny Undecided 3'Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. ' ' Hillcrest 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; National Honor Society 4; NEWSBOMB 3, 4, Co- Editor-in-Chief 4; Library Club, President 4; Booster Club 1; Chorus 1, .3, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Assembly Committee 3; Safety Council 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Usherette 3; School Secretary 4. n 1:; '1;IV1II! .1HV'1.LJ. LL! ' :6 J n: 5: LO'RNA M. BRIDGES Commercial 3Nonna,, Secretary V nLife is real! Life is earnest. Hillcrest 4; Honor Roll 4; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; NEWSBOMB 3, 4; Library Club 4; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; School Secretary 4. x JUKL'AI! 1:031 4 111x! 1-11 LL11 '1 ROBERT E. BURGESS Agriculture 3Lightning M.V.T.I. 4 3111le n n, 111 know on which side my bread is buttered? Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys, State 3; Safety Council 3, 4. 4 1 l H 3 DOROTHY ANN CAREY, ' 1 7 1 . 3 V .. College 3Dottie r, 35 1 y, , 1' ; u , 1, ; ,.: ' Nurse ,1 1 , , V 3Happiriess iuagborn thinfyki, ,yg , , 1 Student CounCil ,3; Library Club'MB, 4; BOOSfQ 4C1uvb' 1', 2,,,3';'Choriis 1,233,,4; Assembly' Comr'nittee' 1, 4;;Basketbau 1; Softball, 1, 2;, IntramUralsQ , 2,1,3; Cabaret 2;3Prom 3; Gym Club 93, 4; Ush4rette BVVOHPBITBFEH 3; , , V , IX CHASSE General ; Undecided V ,4: ' PWK r1 JOHN F 3Stud3 3The , orld is my country.,, Class President 3, 4; Student C6uncil 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Cross Country 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Class Marshal 3. Commercial College 3To be a well-favoured man is the gift of fortune? Hillcres't 4; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; Class Vice-President 4; Thespian Society 4; Carnival of Plays 2, 3, 4; NEWSBOMB 3, 4; Booster Club 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Prize Speaking 3; Assembly Committee 4; Athletic Association 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 3, 4; Baseball 1; Cross County 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4; Fun Night 1, 2; Executive Board 4; School Secretary 4. DANA E. CLARK Silence is the element in which gre things fashion themselves together? WINONA CLEMENT General 11Winm'e Pooh Undecided Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; Safety Council 3. JAMES CONNERS College Hurricane College 11To have a gianfs strength? Band 1, 2; F uture F armers of America 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. LAMONT COOMBS Agriculture Monf, Farmer 1136 not the slave of words. Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. PARKER C. 1CROCKETT, JR. Industrial Arts uDavyn Navy 11Like father, like son? Booster Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Cabaret 2; From 3. ROBERT F. CUNNINGHAM Industrial Arts Bob St. Regis Paper Co. 11Let the world slide, let the world go. Baseball 1, 2, Manager 1; Cross Country 1; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. EUGENE C. DRAKE Industrial Arts Gene Auto Mechanic Vt is not how long, but how well we live? MICHAEL DUNBAR Mike Life is one long process or getting tired. 1 7392:??? - WJjWMWN Mm .MMKDQ 2W W AM TWM $47; W W JUL QWM PRESTON EASTMAN 39,?ng 3W . 3 College Butch F W9 WC egg 30! What men dare dof, db ?W? 4 $75k Basketball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Intiy'murals 1, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. 7 THOMAS EATON General Tom Art School 3Money is more trouble than ifs worth? Basketball 1, 2; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4. FLORA ANN EMERY General 21710 Commercial College 3Haste makes waste? Honor Roll 4; Library Club 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 1; Prize Speaking 3; Maine Speech Festival 3; Safety Council 3; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. PATRICIA FELLOWS College 11Paty College 11Good words are worth much, and cost little? Hillcrest 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Current Events Award 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Three-Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Carnival of Plays 1 2,3, 4; Debate Club 1; NEWSBOMB l, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Booster Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Girls, State 3, Government Participa- U'on Award; Prize Speaking 3, First Prize; Maine Speech Festival 3; Safety Council 1, 2; OHice Secretary 2; Athletic Association 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4; Softball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. CAROL A. FIELD General 11Fe1ix3 Undecided 3L2'ttle I ask,- my wants are few. Future Homemakers of America 1, 2. E1 55 L L J J CLYDE FITZGERALD Industrial Arts Fitz Navy He knew what is what. ROBERT ALLEN FOLCER Industrial Arts Bob'1 Air Force 11Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy? Boys1 State 3; Baseball 2; Cabaret 2. LOIS C. GRAY General Lane Undecided h'Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep? Shorthand Award 3; Library Club 3, 4; Chorus 1; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Histoxian l, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Cabaret 2, From 3; Health Council 1. T3 N W M $$an chanic . w 1 ROBERT GRAY ' TX 3 Rafi Bobby'h J WM L 2A youth of labor wWaQi a e W ease! v e y 04;? V Cabaret 2; Prom 3. PATRICK HANSCOM Industrial Arts Pas: UndeCided thhile we live, lefs live in clover , , , For when we re dead, we re dead all over. 3 Cabaret 2; Prom 3. ' . l, 2 1h ,, ' , 3 . w kindly, h L, :xia'vJ 11.26.61 'I g 2'41, .1 f', 2.. l 'l. 4, U 4 7- 3' ' 3- l'xw 1 '4 l ! X a 4,, 'J-JL W . ' i t , . '1 3W ,E .274 Jeiw-u , ' ' 2 , . h I 2 h v 2' a e i U ELLEN JACKSON HAIFIELD 1 College thiLttlg Ju ., M t. ' x - 3 Qollegex ' u .. Wt is not enough to do good; one must do it the right way? ,4 I Honor Roll 1; Thespian Societyw2, 3, 4;...Thg'ee-Act Play 11'Carnivalrof P is l ' 12 VI, 1, 25- Boostpr Club 1, 2; Cirlsh State 3; Aseembly Committee 2; Ath etic Association 2, 3, mgamtbgg 1, 2, 3, ?SOftbau 1, 21.3 4;!11'1tr3murals'1, 2, I 3K4; Cabave't 2; Pro 3; Winter CamiVa Queeni; Gym dub 4! w r I t . 1 : ANNE MARIE HEALEY Commercial Marriage iiAbsence makes the heart grow fender. Oliver Ames High School, North Easton, Massachusetts 1, 2, 3. ,,,.11Liih4 RICHARD HOLMES Industrial Arts Dick Undecided Never say more than is necessary. Science Exhibition 3. W. M WW WLW 75:: j g: '3 EN 1, MW c 24132 22,167,747 XMW 70M BRENTLEY DANA KEENE W College iiSkinheadii iiFor my part, Iid tell the truth, and 11717712 the devil? Class Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2; Student Council 3, 4; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4; Three- Act Play 1, 2; Carnival of Plays 1, 2, 3; Booster Club 1, 2; Boys State 3, Monitor 4, Athletic Association12,32 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 34; Intramurals1,2, 3, 4; Cabaret2; Prom 3; Gym Club 1,2, 3,4 College KATHERINE KOMNINOS College Kathy Music iiOpen my ears to music; let me thrill with Spring s first flutes and drums. Htllcrest 4; Honor Roll 2; Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Best Thespian 3, 4; Three- Act Play 3, 4; Carnival of Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, NEWSBOMB 3, 4; Library Club 2, 4; Booster Club 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4; A11- State Band 3, 4, Majorettes 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Assembly Committee 2; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Fun Night 1, 2 RICHARD LALLY Industrial Arts Dick Undecided 11A moral, sensible, and well-bred man? Safety Council 2 3, 4; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. RONALD L. LEEMAN Agriculture Ronnie College 'Those who do not complain are never pitted? Honor Roll 4; Future Farmers of America. 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES LOCKE General 11Fran'1 Undecided Life is but an empty dream? Majorettes 2,13, 4; Future Homemakers of America 1; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. CAROL MacBAIN General College 11H onesty is the best policy? Chorus 3, 4; Library Club 4; Safety Council 3, 4. CAROL ANN MacDONALD Commercial Undecided Though She be but little, she is errce? Hillcrest 4; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; NEWSBOMB 4; Library Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2; Assembly Committee 3, 4; Safety Council, Vice-President 3, 4; Representative to Covemofs Safety Council 3; Athletic Association 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Softball 1, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; From 3; Gym Club 3, 4; Fun Night 1, 2; Operetta 3; Usherette 3; School Secretary 4. NANCY ANNE MaCLEOD College 11Nance E.M.G.H. uMine honour is my life,- hoth grow in one? Hillcrest 4; Honor Roll 1, 3; Science Fair 3, First Prize; National Honor Society 4; Carnival of Plays 1; NEWSBOMB 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 2; Majorettes 1, 2; Safety Council 3, 4, Secretary 3; OfEce Secretary 4; Softball 1, 2; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Usherette 3. JOANNE MACUIRE General 110,, Undecided 3 111's good to be merry and wise? Shorthand Award 3; Library Club 4; Chorus 3, 4; Safety Council 3; Oche Secretary 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4; Usherette 3. BETTY L. MANN College Betf' Boston University 31 shall be like that tree - I shall die at the top? Hillcrest 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; High Honors 1; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Carnival of Plays 1; Booster Club 1, 2; Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Home- makers of America 1; Safety Council 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; From 3; Executive Board 4; Gym Club 4. 1 College ' Maine Medical Center 11 laugh d, and da'nc d and tZlk d and sung , Hillcrest 4; Honor Roll 19 4; National Honor Socit'efy 4, Carmvgl of Plays 1; Library Clu 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, Chorusl ,3 3 4 oftballl ,2; Inhamurals ,;3 Cabaret 2, Prom 3, Operetta 3. .7 anDA CLAUDETTE MANN 1, 301311112 JOSEPH MANUEL ,. Industrial Arts iiJoe i Navy 3My heart was in my boots. Cabaret 2; Safety Council 3; Gym Club 4. PERRY A. MATTSON College 3Butch College It 1's not book learning young men need. 3 Honor Roll 2; Booster Club 1, 2; Boys State 3; Athletic Association 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2- Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-, Cabaret 2; Prom 3. 14233241344 1113f, l FREDERICK M. MERCER 1413,02 Moby 443M393; C011eg 3Ay, every nch 117217.ng Honor Roll 1, 2, Class Vice- President 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Stuj ent Council 4; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Three- Act Play 1, 2, 3, Carniva of Plays 1, 2, State Play 2; Booster Club 1, 2, Boys State 3; Prize Speaking 3; Assemb1y Committee 4, ,Monitor 4; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4:1Baseba11 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2, From 3, Gym Club 3, ' 1 . . . . -..-N...-A...-.... 3-vm.-.V.-.--.- College College lay 1; Carnival of 3; Intramurals In 115'. ,1 'J. .1 3.1.1 JJA .x-lej H 1 NNU Tc 1 NJ gggi MERRITT1 X General Undecided l3; ; A perlrw for your thoughts. MCIU 4; ?lgure Homwe akers of America 1; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. w' n V ,FAAGX X f k 14 0' V, .- w L , I j x A44445-c-u... . n:n-hF 1 CAROL MILLER Home Economics Undecided 11Speak gently; she can hear? Safety Council 3. 1 '; 4, E i i 1 1 i mu -w-..MM 4W. DAWN ELAINE NIGHTINGALE General Marriage 1Silence is golden? Chorus 1; Future Homemakers of Amelica 1; Safety Council 3; Softball 3, 4. W AMOS ORCUTT Agriculture Beale College Handsome is that handsome does? Honor Roll 1; Debate Club 1; Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Reporter 4; Basketball, J.V. Manager 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2. SILVIA ESTE LLE POTTER General Washington State Teachers College x 1TH tell the world? Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, President 2, Treasurer 4; OHice Secretary 3; Softball 3, 4, Manager 3; Cabaret 2; From 3; Usherette 3. DE LWYN RADLEY General 3Pounce Undecided 31 am escaped with the skin of my teeth? Future Farmers of America 3; Intramurals 3. EILEEN RIPLEY Commercial uRip College Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers? Hillcres't 4; Honor Roll 4; Typing-Shorthand Awards 3; NEWSBOMB 4; Library Club 4; Booster Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3; Cabaret 2; From 3, Usherette 3; School Secretary 4. L-u JEFFREY C. ROBINSON Industrial Arts Wei? Navy I 11The game is up? Three-Act Play 2; Carnival of Plays 2; Booster Club 1, 2; Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. I A 1 MI VLUXN 4111.le H.111. uLmHIu .uH LOIS ROBBINS General 11Babe1, Undecided 3You stand in your own light? Honor Roll 2, 3; Booster Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 1; Prom 3. STEPHEN SALISBURY Industrial Arts 3Stevereno1, St. Regis Paper Co. 3Ambiti0n has no risk. Booster Club 1, 2; Athletic Association 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. BEULAH SMITH General 11Beul Undecided 11One good turn deserves another? Chorus 1, 2, 3; OFHce Secretary 3, 4; Safety Council 2, 3; Booster Club 1, 2; Athletic Association 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Intramurals l, 2, 3; Usherette 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. JOYCE SMITH Commercial u10516 Commercial Teacher Happiness consists in activity. Hillcrest 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Gregg Shorthand-Typing Award 3; National Honor Society 4; Thespian Society 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Three-Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Carnival of Plays 1, 2, 3; State Play 3; Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; NEWSBOMB 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Prize Speaking 2, 3, 4; Oche Secretary 3; Athletic Association 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Intramurals 3; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Story Hour 3; Fun Night 1, 2; Usherette 4; School Secretary 4. SANDRA L. SMITH Commercial 11Sandy Beautician 3Her eye intent on all the wondrous plan? Hillcrest 4; Gregg Shorthand Award 3; NEWSBOMB 4; Library Club 4; Booster Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4; School Secretary 4. CHARLENE L. SNOWMAN College 11Chamie College 31gn0rance 1's the curse of God, knowledge the wing wherewith we fly to heaven? Hillcrest 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; High Honors 2; Class President 1, Vice-President 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Debate Club 1, 2, 3, -4, Vice-President 3; Library Club 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 4; Booster Club 1; Chbrus 2; Girls, State Alternate 3; Maine Speech Festival 3; Assembly Committee 2; Safety Council 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4; Executive Board 4; Montgomery Speech Clinic 3. a V STEPHEN A. SNOWMAN 0273; M Mp M X 42ij usarnn I , 3E0 ry Irizan for himself? Honor Roll 1; Safety Council 3; Athletic Association 2, 3, 4; Foo Manager 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Cross Country Manager 4; In amurals 1, 2; Cabaret 2. GARY SOPER College 2Garibaldi College 2Books think for me. Honor Roll 1, 2; Current Events Award 3; Baseball 2; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. v I .2 144' JJLM JiLLLle HA ,II III; In IIIII m. ANNIE LUELLA STAPLES Home Economics Lore Undecided 44Train up a child in the way he should go? Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. . v.321; Lllx n IIJJ 7, :7. ,n. 222M; HELEN BERNICE STAPLES General Undecided Silence is the perfectest herald of joy? Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3; Cabaret 2; From 3. 2va4 M . LVN 3 U W 4 I 1 E 1 .44-u-q::.?2 WV Q; OJ I X STUBB 4 General Undecided ; A wwm. AM. 3334 tie . . , UV uLove makes the world go round. 296$? Honor R011 1, 3; Three-Act Play 3; Booster Club 1, 2; Majorettes v2, , - , Head Majorette 4; Chorus 1; Future Homemakers of America 1, 't n 1; Assembly Committee 4; OfEce Secretary 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; trafmrals l, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4; Usherette 3. V CAIL D. WARDWELL CommerCiaI 11Stormy Undecided Wt is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Hillcrest 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Honor Roll 1; Shorthand Award 3; National Honor Society 4; NEWSBOMB 4; Library Club 4; Booster Club 1, 2; Chorus 2; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2; Girls, State 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4; Usherette 3; School Secretary 4. GEORGE WARDWELL General Houston Husson College 3A good name is rather to be chosen than riches. Hillcrest 2; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Three-Act Play 1; Carnival of Plays 1; Booster Club 1, 2; Prize Speaking 3; Safety Council 2, 3, 4; Athletic Associa- tion 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball Manager 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. sf N4 IANE EiLEN VQASSON 1 , ' ' College , 3Di , i 1 1 . 1 ; College , i 7 11Beaut4is truth; truth, beauty? Ho'nor 3011.1; Adoster Club 1, 2; Band- 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletic Assqciation 11' 4'; CheerleaderI, 2 ,3, 4; Softball 1 2, 3; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4; Opgretta'S; sheret'te 3. x 1 , O MARIE ELENA WESCOTT s ' ' General 11Me Me ; Nursing 11Brevity is the soul of wit. Chorus 2; Future Homemakers of America 1, 2; Cabaret 2; Prom 3. DORIS MARIE WHITE General Undecided uHer stature tall? Booster Club 1, 2; Safety Council 3; Softball 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2. IY .3 thv'h-Lliih llm1llll2l11'l'1llIYIA 141'.L J!'J A W: P ILIP WIGHT Agriculture bane Undecided u uniVu Lux nHII111VVV1v? 3You stand in your own light? uture Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4. : 3 $2 VZWIQM 7: ' 03 J 72ng T '1. A -5... A; WILBUR WILSON Agriculture 2Wil3 Undecided 3His brow is wet with honest sweat? Three-Act Play 1, 2; Band 1; Future Fanners of America 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2. ' i:- 4? E i i : i, Z! . 1 ,...-...-... mum 4 ELIZABETH JANE WINTER College 11Janie Eastern Maine General Hospital 3A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find? Thespian Society 3, 4; Three-Act Play 1; Carnival of Plays 2; State Play 3; Booster Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Future Homemakers of America 1; Athletic Association 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cabaret 2; Prom 3; Gym Club 3, 4. CLASS HISTORY In September of 1956 members of the Class of ,60 met with their adviser, Miss Riley, and elect- ed Molly St. Lawrence, Betty Mann, Brentley Keene, and Charlene Snowman as class oHicers; John Chasse and Patricia F ellows as representa- tives to the Student Council; and four students to serve on the Assembly Committee. The class was very well represented in such extracurricu- lar activities as basketball, cheering, majorettes, band, chorus, and debate. Although the class was not formally initiated, we received the Uaditional teasing from the upper classmen. The following September, the class elected the same slate of oHicers and representatives to the Student Council as the preceeding year. That year we were equally well represented in extra- curricular activities. Early in November the members of the Class of i60 deviated from the regular theme of the Sophomore Cabaret and presented a most successful minstrel, the iiSoph- omore Showboatf, under the guidance and as- sistance of Mr. Christie. Upperclassmen at last, we excitedly entered our third year at B.H.S. with Mr. Livingston as adviser. That year Betty Mann John Chasse, Frederick Mercer, and George Wardwell were elected as class oHicers. Patricia Fellows and John Chasse again served as representatives to the Student Council The class fur- nished four of the varsity cheerleaders and seven members of the championship football team. Many other students participated in numerous other activities. I We received our class rings in the fall. Anothe1 first for the Class of 60 - we successfully presented our Junior Prom, TUnderwater, the last week of schooll in order that the alumni at home from college could attend. As last as seniors we returned with seventy- -six members in the class and Mrs. Prescott as adviser The first big event was the arrival of the class pictures I which were soon circulated. Special honors should be given to the senior members of the state championship football team. As usual the class was well represented' I in extracurricular activities as many seniors held important positions in the various I 1 clubs and organizations. Our four years at B. H. S. have been four wonderful years which we never shall forget. We would like to oEer our sincere thanks and appreciation to all who have helped to make them successful. SENIOR ODE So, think of us as we will think of you, In all the years to come, OFFICERS FOR 1960 President Secretary Vice-President Treasurer John Chasse Betty Mann Gerald Cioe George Wardwell u 3.1 -i .- . -w . 11 t9, 1 A -w... Pas...- Jua. a I or -1. a 'x' , tTune: uThe Autumn Leaves? Its very hard to say good-by To friends we ve known Throughout these years; But in our hearts we know we 11 by To go our ways and have no fears. Chorus: We 11 not forget the fun and learning too, And in the time to come We promise true That we will do our best to make you, B. H. 8., So proud of us our whole lives through. In all we do. There will be memories and that is why We will not forget you, dear Bucksport High Chorus: We re proud to graduate; our aims are high. Now even though its hard 'IVl? say good-by ere starting yonward so we 11 try to do our best. Our trust in God will do the rest. - By Katherine Komninos - . -.-.....g--.. 1 -.-.--1-i . ..,.,;. ,75;.1 , 14, P , 117: 4... ,ff: 5. . + JUNIORS First Row: M. Skillings, C. Bridges, J. Otis, A. Bevan, J. Cunningham, J. Hoyt, J. Cray, V. Murray, I. Patterson, M. James. Second Row: P. Snowman, C. Kinstler, R. Olson, C. Cerrish, L. Brown, B. Drake, N. Cravelle, D. Rainey, P. Stone, L. Chatto, N. Cross, F. Hutchins, G. Harris, J. Simmons, R. Bell, P. Robinson, Mr. Livingston. Third Row: E. Spooner, C. Cross, D. Haskell, D. Haskell, C. Crosson, S. Barry, J. Johnson, C. Jones, H. Hall, S. Lydick, C. Orcutt. ,of, .,...... n. . 4 3L 'ow: R: 5 own, R. Warren, P. Connors, L. Richards, R. MacDonald, D. Carey, F. Betts, R. 3' acBainy . Wardwell, W. Bemis. x; '0nd Row.'. Taylor, W. Gould, E. Lambert, D. Deans, E. Wooster, G. Holmes, P. Herrick, g. Hutchi I Obey, R. Nadeau, D. Chambers, L. Chandler, S. Heath. hird R : . Haley, E. Pert, R. Turner, D. Soper, A. Dresser, J. Alexander, J. Drew, D. Redman, R. Alley, W. Lanpher, D. Curtis, B. Johnson. 4 T 1le n 7 i: ,4 f i. ? Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Arthur Dresser President The Junior Class of B.H.S. met in September with Mr. Livingston as adviser for the third consecutive year. During the year students participated in many activities. Student Council members were Charlotte Bridges, William Gould, and Donna. Rainey. The class was well represented in athletics. Donna Rainey, Nancy Cravelle, and Dianne Has- kell cheered on the varsity squad. The Junior Prom was presented in the spring. LLLJI, ll 4-1. .- QXLLLIL n 'L tuem ,J'M h I E 3 13 g; SOPHOMORES First Row: N. Turner, L. Door, J. Tenney, L. Metcalf, L. Upton, L. Martin, S. Patterson, D. Robinson, B. Grindle, J. Carter. Second Row: C. Mushrall, P. Mercer, F. Leach, D. Wardwell, J. Rollerson, P. Clark, C. Lake, I. Berry, M. Johnson, E. Smith, P. Connors, A. Saunders. Third Row: J. Arey, M. Howard, J. Gaudet, L. Cray, D. Wardwell, B. Arnold, M. Cropley, P. Warren, M. Ames. 4t IL...- Fz'rst Row: B. Johnson, B. Cross, B. Atwood, R. Swartz, E. Wilbur, 1. Braun, T. Conroy, D. Johnson, T. Bell, W. Hall. Second Row: M. Rich, L. Eaton, R. Moon, I. Larrabee, W. Fem's, J. Bires, R. Madore, C. Shaw, M. Taylor, P. Quirion, D. Wardwell, H. Cross, C. Dorr, Mr. Conyer. Third Row: M. Simpson, D. Winchester, D. Carney, K. Mann, G. Guse, J. Bennet, M. Cun- ningham, R. Tennant, B. Young, N. Soper, P. Leeman. Fourth Row: C. Clair, P. Harvey, A. Shorey, D. Gray, K. Chivialli, W. Harm'man, W. Orcutt, C. Hackney, J. Sereyko, R. Picard. t , OFFICERS Marilou Cropley Treasurer Judith Berry Secretary Thomas Bell President George Shaw Vice-President In September the Sophomore Class elected officers. Later, the cabaret, ttGoldrush Daysf, was presented under the direction of Mr. Conyer. The following students partici- pated in the telecourse, ttConcepts of Mathematicshz Sally Patterson, Leona Gray, Peter Harvey, Ernest Sanbom, Neal Soper, and Lindley Martin. 33 10 Lark ..1h 11 -va '1 First Row: 1. Fitzgerald, L. Ouellette, P. Cyr, B Arey, S Ernest, M Wasson,C.Perk1'ns,P Comm, P. Dunbar, L. Brawn Second Row: J. Quirion, L Johnson, J. Johnson, D. Mishou, C. DeLm'te, S. Cerow, J. Drake, C. Caudet, F. Fellows, C. Cray, L. Mattson, L. MacLean, S. Adams, I. Bennett, D. Ladd, S. Pooler. Third Row: D Davis, E. Bridges, B Cross, C. Arey, A.Br1'dges,C.Bridges J. Bunker V Hill, D.Leach L. Kelley, E. Bennett, J. Alexander. Fourth Row: D Chavaree S. Cilley, M. Mercer, S. Plant, E. Smith, C. Mann, S. XVillins, S. Brown, A. Conary, D. Wardwell, B. Hutchins, C. Haskell, P. Rich, L. Richards, S. Madore. .vdm wmhm14m: o. 4.1.. 1-- . First Row: R. Chasse, C. Shaw, F. Stubbs, K. Eaton, C. Fairfield, D. Willett, C. Manuel, 0 Cunningham, J. Bennett, C. Baker. Second Row: Mrs. C. Gray, D. Cross, T. Hathaway, E. Shirley, W. VVescott, P. Carr, L. Rediker, R. Hall, B. Parker. Third Row: C. McAllian, T. XVeller, K. Arey, P. Herer, C. Violette, J. Clifford, B. Johnson, F. Chase, A Eaton, I. Cluff Fourth Row: K. Lackedy, P. Spooner, M. Bennett. I MacLeod, G. Grindle, H. Comier, F. Palmer, D Locke, B. Snowman. . OFFICERS Dana XVillett President Frederick Chase Secretary1 Guy Violette Vice-President Richard Hall Treasurer The Freshman Class of B. H. S. was one of the largest in the history of the school with ninety- two members. The class chose its officers and members of various committees in September With Mrs. C. Gray as class adviser. Student Council representatives were Lillian Ouellette and Fred Chase. .. .:, ;..... ..1.... .M,z..J:.IP. .17 F , 1:. : 1.: ,lewii . .illfr HONOR ROLL LAST SEMESTER 1958-1959 High Honors: Stephanie Barry Honors: Leona Cray, Lindley Martin, Sally Patterson, Cynthia Lake, Ruth Bell, Audrey Bevan, Carol Crosson, Cynthia Gerrish, Nancy Gravelle, Charlotte Bridges, William Gould, Jane Patterson, Vivian Murray, Lois Robbins, Marylee Drake, Leila Marks, Robert Tymoczko. FIRST SEMESTER 1959-1960 Honors: Paula Dunbar, Brenda Gross, Richard Hall, Glennarose Mann, Linda Mattson, Margaret Mercer, Meredith Wasson, Dana VVillett, Frederick Chase, Lindley Martin, Leona Gray, Richard NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Tennant, Stephanie Barry, Carol Cros- First Row: Patricia Fellows, Betty Mann, Linda Mann, Nancy Mercer, Charlene son, Roberta Olson, Elwyn WOQSter: Snowman. Patricia Fellows, Betty Mann, Elleen Second Row: James Conners, Thomas Berry, Gary Soper, Frederick Mercer, Nancy MacLeod. Ripley, Charlene Snowman. Charlene Snowman, Betty Mann, Cary Soper, Nancy MacLeod, Nancy Mercer, James Conners, and Patricia Fellows scored at or above the 9512516 in at least one test; Linda Mann, Thomas Berry, and Frederick Mercer scored at or above the 905i1e in at least one test. Certificates were awarded by the Academic Recognition Program of the Maine Teachers Association. HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Betty Mann D.A.R. CANDIDATE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TESTS First Row: Leona Cray, Sally Patterson, Ste hanie Ba Na C Patterson, Charlotte Bridges, Robert Brown. p rry, ncy ravelle, Jane Second Row: Carol Jones, Cynthia Lake, Carol Cross E ' ' Clark, Lindley Martin, Thomas Bell. on, mest Sanbom, PatnCla Certificates were awarded to students whose composite percentile scores were among the upper quarter of all participants of their respective grades. 3 Six K15 . Charlene Snowman GRADUATION 1959 Valedictory: Leila Marks Salutatory: Marylee Drake Third Honor: Virginia Baker Fourth Honor: David Smith History: Deanna Mercer and David Upton Prophecy: Jane Grunwald and Robert Tymoczko Will: Linda White and John DesJardins Gifts: Lorraine Burgess and John Bunt SCHOLARSHIPS: St. Regis Scholarships: Nancy Cross and David Smith Anna J. McMahon Scholarship: Deanna Mercer Mrs. Lillian Smith, David Upton, Mr. Morneault. - - . Mrs. Smith, president of the P.T.A., presents the John Philip Sousa Unlon 91 TeaChers CIUb SChOIarShlp' Award to David Upton as the senior student in the band with the Leila Marks highest achievement in music. Merit Scholarship: Robert Tymoczko AWARDS: October Club Award: David Smith Award for perfect attendance for four years: Elwyn Boynton American Agricultural Foundation Award: Elwyn Boynton Bausch 8: Lomb Award for excellence in science over a period of four years: Robert Tymoczko Charles Palmer Davis medal for superior knowledge of current events: Robert Tymoczko Runners-up: Patricia Fellows, Marylee Drake, Stephen Snowman, and Gary Soper Underwood Corporation Award of Merit: Marylee Drake Husson College Medal: Bonnie Bell Underwood Medal to the oustanding first year typing student: Brenda Drake w Mrs. Lillian Smith, president of the Alumni Association, presents a silver tea service to Mrs. Stanley as a gift to Bucksport High School. Gifts presented by the Alumni Association to Bucks- port High School have been as follows: 1955 $25.00 Scholarship to Harriet Mishou 1956 $15.00 Records 1957 $100.00 Uniforms for cheerleaders 1958 $100.00 Clarinet 1959 $100.00 Silver tea service HEALTH SHOP Dr. Thegen administers a polio shot to Sarah May Ernest R, MacDonald, Mr. Bunker, R. Alley, and D. Chambers complete a project in woodworking. -: - Q! I I L BIOLOGY AGRICULTURE Mr. Jewett explains the life cycle of a honey bee. H. Cross, B. Young, B. White, H. Cormier, D. Gray, T. Stubbs, and Mr. Blood carry on a discussion in modern dairying. LATIN A. Healey, A. Bevan, V. Murray, P. Stone, L. Chatto, C. R. Hall, J. uirion, P. Dunbar, . B k d D. W'll tt Cerrish, P. Herrick, C. Cioe, F. Emery, P. Snowman, S. Q J un er, an 1 6 write sentences in Latin. Lydick, R. Bell, and C. Orcutt, transcribe letters. viin u1.th-qmimmmm-Mm HALJ. Julmlu. ART HOME ECONOMICS N- Turner, E. Smith: MTS- Philbrook, J- Arey, L- DOTI, 13- Mrs. Mercer teaches a clothing class. Robinson, M. Howard, J. Carter, B. Arnold, M. Ames, L. Metcalf, and D. Wardwell prepare for an art project. mm: . .IV mumiil lg u u r. . a'EEF't'v z i 3. ENGLISH SCIENCE P. Warren, J. Tenney, P. Connor, D. Wardwell, J. Larrabee, D. Curtis, B. Johnson, J. Obey, N. Cravelle, D. Gross, and W. Harriman, M. Cropley, Mrs. Bishop, J. Berry, and D. A. Orcutt perform experiments in science. Wardwell study the parts of speech. 3-va -.u- M; LIBRARY AMERICAN HISTORY Mrs. Payne assists a student in research. Mr. Gonyar discusses the Monroe Doctrine. Robert Folger, Thomas Stubbs, Mr. Bunker, Ste- phen Salisbury, and Par- ker Crockett exhibit a few of the many pro- jects which were com- pleted in the Industrial Arts Department during the year. Mrs. Prescott and Ste- phanie Barry survey 6 mathematics ex- hibit. SCHOOL EXHIBITION The annual School Exhibition was held in May with Mr. Ernest in charge. At that time various departments of the school displayed exhibits of furniture, articles of clothing, posters, drawings, notebooks, research projects, and sundry other representations of work accomplished throughout the year. In the evening the Home Economics Department modeled for a fashion show; the Thespian Society presented a one-act play; and the band and chorus contributed several selections. . UJLJ' 1 51 First Row: K. Hoyt, V. Baker, D. Mercer, J. Gaudet, C. Brawn, C. MacDonald, D. Carey, D. Wasson, J. Luce, N. Mercer. Second Row: P. Snowman, J. Smith, C. Crosson, M. Skillings, L. Dorr, P. Warren, D. Ward- well, I. Bowden, S. Bridges, L. Chatto, M. Leighton, P. Fellows. Third Row: B. Robinson, E. Winter, L. Brown, C. Gaudet, F. Redman, W. Gould, E. Sanborn, P. Harvey, L. Metcalf, P. Connor, C. Kinstler, J. Johnson, G. Harris, J. Berry, A. Saunders, OPERETTA 1959 ttMarrying Marian? a musical comedy in two acts, was presented on March 20, 1959, by the high school Chorale group at the Jewett School auditorium. Mr. I Morneault directed the production. Members of the cast were as follows: Simpson Peter Harvey Prudence McWhiH-le Mary Jane Leighton Marian Stanton Loretta Chatto Ruth Ripley Sandra Bridges Dr. Henry Bohunkus William Gould Mrs. Henry Bohunkus Joyce Smith Charles Smith Ernest Sanborn Cicero Socrates Smith Frank Redman A J.Jl- euhaznd'wn thLLlhwn SAFETY COUNCIL Charlene Snowman; George Wardwell; Carol MacDonald; and Mr. Bun- ker, faculty adviser, at- tended the organizational meeting of Safety Councils at the University of Maine in November. Nancy MacLeod, Mr. Bunker, Charlene Snowman, George Wardwell, Mr. Barnes, Carol MacDonald. HONOR SOCIETY First Row: C. Snowman, B. Mann, F. Mercer, P. F ellows, G. Wardwell. Second Row: J. Smith, L. Mann, N. MacLeod, C. Brawn, N. Mercer. of the National Honor Society are chosen on the Members basis of scholarship, leadership, .l character, and service. The group ushered at the weekly assembly programs, .., waaaxni' h sponsored a dance, and pre- m sented the homeroom attend- ance banner. Mr. Ernest was the faculty adviser. u-ch-emt' VA I Wm--.-. e..,-..a. 1 OFFICERS f Charlene Snowman Vice-President .4' Betty Mann Secretary ? Frederick Mercer President h 51 Patricia F ellows Treasurer V ? .- : k .,.,.m,.-u rf..p..u.--a J mi wmawnGMHMIHHMHW STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Charlotte Bridges, Lillian Ouellette, Patricia Fellows, Brentley Keene, Donna Rainey, Lindley Martin, George Baker. Second Row: Peter Quirion, Frederick Mercer, Thomas Berry, William Gould, Frederick Chasse, Mr. Ernest. OFFICERS John Chasse President Brentley Keene Vice-President Donna Rainey Secretary-Treasurer 43 Members of the Student Council attended the annual convention in Brewer on November 13 and 14. The Honorable Clinton Clauson, Gover- nor of Maine, spoke to the group on the following topic: hThe Citizenship Values of Student Councils? During the year the group carried on the usual activities of sponsoring a social and selling book covers. Mr. Ernest was faculty adviser. Compliments of WIGHTtS SPORTING GOODS Bangor, Maine First Row: C. Bridges, S. Patterson, C. Mushrall, D. Rainey, E. Hatfield, L. Brawn, J. Smith, P. Fellows, R. Bell, J. Patterson. Second Row: B. Keene, F. Chase, C. Jones, F. Betts, F. Mercer, A. Dresser, M. Cunningham, S. Barry, W. Could, J. Winter, P. Harvey, N. Gravelle, W. Bemis, Mrs. Phyllis Raymond. CAST FOR CHARLIES AUNT First Row: C. Bridges, F. Chase, P. Harvey, F. Betts, A. Dresser, J. Smith, D. Rainey, W. Bemis, J. Patterson, Mrs. C. Gray. OFFICERS The Thespians have participated in two dra- C. Bridges Historian matic productions this year. Under the direction J, Smith President of Mrs. Christina Gray, the ever-popular play S. Barry Treasurer Charleyis Aunt was presented in November. P. Fellows Secretary Through Mrs. Grays efforts, stage sets were constructed for the use of the Troupe. The an- nual Festival of Plays was held in March. Mrs. Roberta Bishop directed the plays, which were ttOpening Night? ttLonely Lady,,, and ttSecond Table? ttOpening Nighf, was chosen for the State One-Act Play Contest. In January, Carol Jones, Donna Rainey, Pearl Robinson, Peter Harvey, and Frederick Chase were made members of the Troupe. At the in- duction, gold stars were awarded by Mrs. Ray- mond, sponsor, to Stephanie Barry, William Bemis, Frederick Betts, Charlene Mushrall, Jane Patterson, Sally Patterson, Pearl Robinson, Joyce Smith, and Jane Winter. Katherine Kom- inos was chosen Best Thespian, the highest honor K of the Society. Y -1 James Bailey demonstrates the wind tunnel which he made for the fair. SCIENCE FAIR m. .kmww-u-JNLLIJN n :1! L1 MI .L i 141L Mr. Clapper and David Upton exhibit Davidis home-built Newtonian reflecting telescope. x, n g '4! i! n ' !! u 1! flit! ti M ii I: n n The Hancock County Science Fair was held at Bucksport High School in March of 1959 with Mr. Clapper in charge of ar- rangements. The event was divided into exhibition and demonstration depart- ments. In Class A demon- stration, composed of jun- iors and seniors, James Bailey placed second with a home-built wind tunnel. Under exhibits in Class A, Nancy MacLeod placed Erst with a comparison of solar and atomic space; Charlene Snowman placed second with an exhibit of the purification of water for commercial and per- sonal uses. At the Regional Fair, composed of students from five counties and held at Brewer High School, Dav- id Upton placed first with a demonstration of a New- tonian reHecting telescope. He then went on to place third at the State Fair at Bowdoin College in April. E First Row: C. Bridges, S. Patterson, P. Fellows, D. Rainey, G. Harris, N. Gravelle, J. Otis, R. Bell, J. Patterson. Second Row: G. Wardwell, W. Bemis, T. Bell, N. Gross, G. Cioe, L. Upton, C. Cerrish, C. MacDonald, S. Smith, J. Boynton, Mrs. Walker. Third Row: D. Haskell, L. Bridges, C. Brawn, D. Gross, J. Johnson, E. Ripley, J. Smith, L ' NEWSBOMB The Newsbomb has been published monthly under the supervision of Mrs. Walker, faculty sponsor. Reporters were chosen to represent each Class and each activity; the typing was done in the office practice class. The various issues were very entertaining and instructive. La, 81. I h 1121 C : Q IO 12355 jci7$5$3 20 ll LllBNISLNZS 5-30 m - Patricia Fellows- Co-Editor in Chief Gail Wardwell- Girls, Sports Thomas Bell- Boysh Sports I l Carol Brawn- Co-Editor in Chief STEVENS STUDIOS; Central Street Bangor, Maine Sitting: Jane Patterson, Joyce Smith, Linda Brown. Standing: Donna Rainey, Loretta Chatto, Carol Jones, Carol Crosson, Lois Cray, Nancy Gravelle, Eileen Ripley, Charlotte Orcutt, Judy Stubbs, Mrs. Raymond, and Charlotte Bridges. STORY HOUR The Story Hour was held every two weeks at the Buck Memorial Li- brary with Mrs. Ray- mond as sponsor. Here the girls told stories to the children from grades one to three, su- pervised the selection of suitable books for them, and encouraged their desire to read. The story tellers feel that they re- alize personal beneEt and inspiration from their library experiences with the children. Donna Smith, Barbara Leach, Thomas Jacobs, Michael Bragdon, Jeffery Wardwell, Richard Boyle, Christy Craig, Catherine Chase, Barbara Baker, James Brawn, Joyce Smith. Sponsored by 47 UNION 91 TEACHERS CLUB ., anmn:,u-,m,v, www.ny ' SPEAKINt JUNIOR - SENIOR First Row: Joyce Smith, Flora Emery, Carol Connor, Deanna Mercer, Patricia Fellows. Second Row: David Upton, Frederick Mercer, John DesJardins, George Wardwell, Gerald Cioe, Mr. Christie. FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE ; t ' t t. . W, ,1 Q f t t V. g?tamiww : t e Q V a '2 , y t k W, t ,Au t u- ,, s t First Row: Charlene Mushrall, Juanita Cunningham, Linda Brown, Charlotte Bridges. Second Row: Frederick Betts, Peter Harvey, William Bemis, Elwyn Wooster, Mr. Christie. The twenty-sixth annual Junior-Senior and Freshman-Sophomore Prize Speaking Contests were held in the spring of 1959 with Mr. Lindon E. Christie, Jr. as coach. Prizes in the Junior-Senior Contest were awarded by the Bucksport Civic Club as follows: First: Patricia F ellows and John Desjardins Second: Carol Connor and Frederick Mercer Speakers in the Freshman-Sophomore Contest received medals from the Bucksport School Department. Compliments of BUCKSPORT HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNITED PAPERMAKERS AND PAPEBVVORKERS Local 261, Bucksport, Me. DIRIGO STATE 1959 C. Snowman, alternate, G. Wardwell, P. Fellows, E. Hatfleld. l i R. Burgess, G. Cioe, P. Mattson, T. Berry, F. Mercer, B. Keene. GIRLS STATE SPONSOR Patricia Fellows-Bucksport American Legion Auxiliary Ellen Hatfield-Orland American Legion Auxiliary Gail Wardwell-Orland American Legion Auxiliary BOYS, STATE Thomas Berry-Bucksport Civic Club Robert Burgess-Orland American Legion . Gerald Cioe-International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite, and Paper Mill Workers Local 88 Brentley Keene-Bucksport American Legion Perry Mattson-Bucksport Fire Department F rederick Mercer-St. Regis Paper Company Robert Folger-Verona American Legion Compliments of THE MERRILL TRUST COMPANY Bucksport, Maine Fina Row: L. Ouellette, G. Baker, P. Robinson, L. Chatto, P. Fellows, P. Stone, C. MacDo'nald, S. Patterson, J. Bunker. Second Row: Drum Majorette C. Mushrall, F. Fellows, M. Wasson, L. McLean, G. Harris, IVE Mercer, A. Saunders, J. Cluif, P. Harvey, R. Picard, G. Mann, J. Smith, L. Johnson, S. Plant, L. Gray, Mr. Momeault, director. Third Row: D. Haskell, J. Sereyko, J. Winter, B. Johnson, N. Mercer, P. Crockett, S. Brown, R. Bowden, D. Haskell, C. McAllian, D. Wasson. BAND MAJORETTES The Bucksport High School band chose as oHicers president, Patricia Fellows; vice-president Phyllis Stone; secretary-treasurer, Loretta Chatto. The band and the majorettes paraded in' Bucksport on United Nations Day, in Bangor during the Christmas parade, and at Blue Hill and Bucksport on Memorial Day. They also performed at basketball and football games, at school assemblies, and at other major school activities. On February 5 theyparticipated in a music assembly and in the Ellsworth-Bucksport exchange concert on March 18. All-State auditions were held in Bangor on December 12. B. Grindle, F. Locke, B. Mann, I. Stubbs, C. Kinstler, C. Perkins, G. Haskell. Compliments of ST. RECIS PAPER COMPANY Bucksport, Maine First Row: L. Brawn, L. Dorr, E. Fitzgerald, C. Ham's, J. Gaudet, G. Gaudet, F. Fellows, C. Perkins, A. Saunders, B. Drake, P. Fellows, P. Stone, C. Bridges, M. Mercer, L. Metcalf, L. Ouellette, B. Grindle, C. Mushrall, J. Carter, M. Skillings, Mr. Morneault. Second Row: S. Willins, D. Wasson, B. Mann, I. Hoyt, L. Upton, D. Carey, J. Alexander, I. Cunningham, C. Kinstler, J. Johnson, H. Olson, L. Mattson, M. Wasson, P. Snowman, L. Brown, L. Martin, M. Ames, Ct Mann. Third Row: J. Drake, L. Chatto, L. Mann, N. Mercer, C. Brawn, E. Spooner, J. Johnson, J. Rollerson, P. Clark, S. Brown, J. Berry, M. Johnson, C. Crosson, D. Wardwell, E. Smith, E. Winter, P. Connors, S. Lydick, D. Wardwell. Fourth Row: C. Machn, J. Simmons, D. Mishou, B. Arnold, J. Smith, P. Warren, L. MCLajn, N. Gross, D. Ladd, L. Richards, M. Cropley, E. Smith, P. Rich. CHORUS The following ofEicers were chosen: president, Patricia Fellows; vice-presi- dent, Phyllis Stone; and secretary-treasurer, Charlotte Bridges. The Chorus participated in the Bucksport-Ellsworth Exchange Concert and in the music assembly program. Members of the group auditioned for the All- State Music Festival which was held in ALL - STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL Houlton on April 7 to 9. The following stu- dents were chosen to represent Bucksport in the All-State Band: Sharon Brown, trombone; Katherine Komninos, flute; Glennarose Mann, Hute. Ernest Sanbom was Chosen to participate in the bass sec- tion of the All-State Chorus. In the spring Bucksport was happy to welcome the students who participated in the Eastern Maine Music Festival. Thirty bands, thirty choruses, and Iive orchestras were auditioned before five selected judges. Mr. Morneaut was faculty adviser of both the band and the chorus. EDDIE MERCER, CROCER NEIGHBORHOOD STORE KEENETS KITCHENETTE FRANK FELLOWS, LAWYER Bucksport, Maine All-State Band: Sharon Brown, trombone; Katherine Komninos, hute; Clennarose Mann, flute. Insert: Ernest Sanbom, bass. m. Q X First Row: L. Brawn, J. Carter, L. Metcalf, L. Kelly, L. MacLean, J. Boynton, W. Clement, N. Turner. Second Row: Mrs. Stanley, V. Hill, M. James, R. Olson, B. Arnold, N. Cross, M. Howard, M. Ames, J. Otis, L. Dorr, M. Skillings. 'Third Row: D. Mishou, P. Mercer, F. Hutchins, L. Bridges, S. Potter, L. Cray, J. Johnson, F. Leach, D. Wardwell, S. Madore, J. Arey. Degree work and the noon lunch ticket program have been FI JTURE HOMEMAKERS of F uture Homemakers of America Chapter at B.H.S. this year. Mary Skillings served as Dis- OF AME RIC A trict B recreation leader. The goals of the Chapter, which are based on those of the state and national organization, are as follows: OFFICERS 1. To develop our potential Seated: I. Boynton, L. Gray, P. Mercer, S. Potter. abilities Standing: L. Dorr, J. Carter, J. Otis, J. Johnson, F. - Leach, D. Wardwell, B. Arnold, Mrs. Stanley, adviser. 2. To develop a better under- standing of our family mem- bers and to contribute to the well -being of the family group. 3. To interpret the value of home economics as a basic part of our total education. 4. To promote good' will through getting to know our neighbors at home and abroad. PRIMROSE BEAUTY SALON Bucksport, Maine ROBERT S. WARDWELL 81 SONS, Orland, Maine WARDWELUS STORE Orland, Maine RAYMOND SHAFFER, O.D. Bucksport, Maine LL42; uJe' vh 47714:. .-.-. AwwML .m-FDA um .y LU t 1 :LI' JJfN JILLILII HA h. uh m mu m m: .1, WWW ewwbn- u 1 W ,-..-4A A wj... e n 'V' , ,AW A W? W m t: x .83 X , ?i First Row: B. Young, R. Burgess, L. Coombs, A. Orcutt, W. Orcutt, B. White, Mr. Blood. Second Row: D. Gray, L. Deans, I. Cunningham, B. MacLeod, W. Stubbs, B. Cross, B. Cross, H. Cormier. Third Row: N. Boynton, F. Clements, W. Wilson, J. Anderson, D. Gross, H. Gross, R. Leeman. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Seated: B. White, W. Stubbs, W. Orcutt. Standing: L. Coombs, R. Burgess, A. Orcutt, F. Clem- ents, Mr. Blood. Four members of the Bucks- port Chapter of Future Farmers of America and Mr. Blood at- tended the Eastern States Expo- sition at West Springfield, MaSsachusetts, where David Cross gained recognition as a Erst-place winner in the H01- stein judging contest. The School F arm proved to be a success both educationally and hnancially. At the Skowheg- an Fair the boys won third place with their exhibit. Ronald Leeman was winner of the local electn'cal quiz. Compliments of MILLETTS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Bucksport, Maine DR. HENRY BOURGON Bucksport, Maine CLARK 8: MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Bucksport, Maine PANO,S GRILL Ellsworth, Maine C. Crosson, R. Wardwell, J. Hutchins, P. Halvey, G. Cioe, F. Mercer, J. Robinson, Mr. Ernest, D. Carey, I. Stubbs, C. MacDonald, F. Fellows, S. Patterson, M. Johnson, P. Dunbar, M. 7 3 Mercer, S. Adams, C. Perkins. 7 I ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Speakers at the various assemblies included Supt. Paul J. Brown, Mr. Lin- wood Robshaw, Mr. Frederick Goodwill, Rev. Charles Brown, Rev. John McVicar, Rev. Perley Odell, Mr. Chesley Husson, Rev. Charles Dartnell, Mr. . 7 Ermo Scott, Dean Mark Shibles, the Directors of Admission at Colby and Bates Colleges, and members of the alumni a't B.H.S. Other assembly programs were presented by the Thespians, members of the band and chorus, and members of the various classes. ,2 Mr. Ernest was faculty adviser of the group. ' ; DEBATE l1 Ochers of the Debate Club were presi- dent, Charlene Snowman; vice-president, Joyce Smith; and secretary-treasurer, Cyn- thia Perkins. Other members included Don- t . . : na Rainey, Marshall Cunningham, and t . Ernest Sanbom. Mrs. Payne was faculty ' adviser. .eAe ts: '7 . . e t x .. .45 g. .--l-.5 .. .. Compliments of Box 277 Bangor, Maine 7 HERFF JONES COMPANY i MURCHISON DIVISION 7 M. Cunmngham, J. Smith, C..Perk1'ns, D. Rainey, Indianapolis 7, Indiana Snowman. um i. -T MAURICE J. FINESON ' , 1 1 First Row: E. Ripley, J. Smith, G. Cioe, C. MacDonald, L. Bridges, S. Smith. Second Row: B. Drake, C. Brawn, F. Emery, J. Boynton, G. Wardwell. AMANUENSES This year a new activity was started at Bucksport High School with Mrs. Walker as faculty adviser. Students from the senior commercial course were assigned to faculty members as secretaries and worked with their iibosses,, taking dictation, typing letters, and performing other secretarial duties. Through this activity the students gained experience which will be valuable to them in their future work in the commercial held. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club elected the following ochers: president, Carol Brawn; vice-president, Charlene Snowman; secretary- treasurer, Carol MacDonald. Members of the group worked during spare periods checking books and helping to keep the library in order. Mrs. Payne was faculty adviser. Compliments of First Row: C. Brawn, D. Carey, L. Gray, J. Boynton. TREWORGYS . Second Row: C. MacDonald, J. Cra , J. Otis. Bucksport, Mame Third Row: C. Snowman, I. Alexan er, E. Ripley, N. MacLeod. , HEVROLET Fourth Row: Mrs. Payne, C. Mann, D. Wardwell, C. Perkins, S. Cerow, F. Betts, MORRISON S C S. Smith, F. Emery, R. Olson, J. Quirion, M. James, L. Bridges, C. MacBain, L. Ellsworth, Maine Mann, G. Wardwell. A FRIEND Bucksport, Maine Mary Eastman POST GRADUATE Nancy MacLeod, Nancy Mercer, Beulah Smith, Dianne Haskell, Phyllis Stone, Joanne Maguire, Sarah Ernest, Marilou Cropley, Mr. Ernest. OF F ICE GIRLS is F 25,. 55g: 5 i 5 .5 5:;zagia5 TiEiEE 3:55 $5555? gagg:5?:$ 5 5 l. lg E 14 m m, U: n: ma VI. w. ,- in $9 Frederick Mercer and Brentley Keene. MONITORS First Row: Theodore Bennett, Dale Hopkins. Second Row: Arthur Crindle, Maynard Gross, Thurlow West. BUS DRIVERS and CUSTODIANS Freeman Gray x. . .30. . .1. I ., . 12133..Ev .,.t. .1: ,. 4.. ,2. . l . H,.Siyz;zldnlli 3... 7 Z; . . . . .. .r.........1;...x., -.::rc.iJ.7..3 .: : . 4 . : 1A? . 3 J. 1;. 3,2!!H51. ...::.: First Row: P. Snowman, N. Gravelle, C. MacDonald, J. Smith, B. Smith, N. Mercer, E. Hat- field, P. Stone, D. Wasson, P. Fellows. Second Row: Mr. Jewett, B. Keene, R. Brown, R. Lally, S. Snowman, C. Crosson, S. Barry, B. Johnson, I. Braun, G. Wardwell, L. Richards. Third Row: G. Shaw, J. Chasse, F. Redman, T. Berry, F. Drew, S. Salisbury, F. Mercer, J. Hutchins, D. Soper, P. Herrick. Fourth Row: L. Deans, D. Carey, L. Chandler, C. Cioe, R. McBain, G. Holmes, W. Could, P. Mattson. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION More than thirty-hve members make up the A.A., with a few being added as every varsity sport concludes its season. Financially speaking, the A.A. has had one of its better years. A great deal of new equipment has been purchased, and the club has been able to erase much of the deficit that has been with them each year. The AA. has had no large projects other than putting on and sponsoring all athletic contests, awarding letters, operating a suc- cessful concession booth, and' enjoying a few social gatherings within its own group. One small but worthy project has been the purchase of coat racks which will be used at all activities in order to give better pro- tection and care to all coats worn by spectators. An intramural program is being re-estab- lished under the direction of the AA. With the hope of forming an extensive program OFFICERS to be carried out each year. President Brantley Keene , Secretary Nancy Mercer VINERS MUSIC STORE Vice-President Phyllis Stone Bangor, Mame . Treasurer George Wardwell MODERN CLEANERS, Bangor, Mame FOOTMAN-HILLMAN DAIRIES Brewer, Maine 58 THORNTONS RESTAURANT Verona, Maine i ,7 m. .b- h...x-egn.m ml- VARSITY Beulah Smith, Dianne Wasson, Donna Rainey, Patricia Fellows, Nancy Gravelle, Carol MacDon- ald, Joyce Smith. b Margaret Mercer, Frances Fellows, Linda Upton, Sarah Ernest, and Linda Richards. CHEERLEADERS Varsity: and J.V. cheerleaders were chosen in September with Patricia Fel- lows and Linda Upton as head cheerers and Mrs. Walker as faculty adviser. The squads performed together during the football season and separately during the remainder of the year. Ha. Pencils and megaphones were sold to aid in the purchase of new uniforms. ,e Compliments of PROMENADE IN BUCKSPORT DRUG STORE BUCKSPORT HARDWARE ORCHID BEAUTY SHOP Bucksport, Maine 59 I . . m... .y o-a-w Dweeewwmdi . J First Row: Manager H. Cross, L. Chandler, F. Ames, B. Keene, F. Redman, P. Herrick, F. Clements, E. Lambert, D. Lally, R. MacDonald, Managers I. Sereyko and D. Sanbom. Second Row: B. Parker, I. Snowman, D. Carey, P. Mattson, L. Richards, I. Braun, T. Conroy, R. Gross. Third Row: Line Coach W. Busching, Coach D. Barnes, M. Taylor, R. Madore, T. Berry, F. Drew, F . Mercer, J. Hutchins, D. Soper. The Tossup FOOTBALL The 1959 football season at B.H.S. was the most spectacular in Bucksporfs history. Under the direction of Coach David Barnes and Line Coach William Busching, the Golden Bucks took all the honors. Once again they walked OE With the Little Eight Championship and the P.V.C. title. Most important of all, they won the State Championship for the first time in the history of the school. The Bucks were unbeatable. They won all eight games and held their opponents scoreless fer the first five games. The Bucks held an aver- age of 45.6 points per game to 1.75 points for their opponents. Bar Harbor player, Referee Jim Hines, R. Lally, P. Mattson, Umpire Tom Brown. Compliments of BRAUN,S MARKET Bucksport, Maine -lele1'l7 Ii. 4111. IV. BUCKSPORT vs. BAR HARBOR Brentley Keene, John Hutchins, Fred Drew, Laurel Richards, and Perry Mattson were outstanding in gaining yardage. The ttRazoonsf the rough defen- sive unit, kept the Bucks unscored in six of eight games. They were led by Ike Snowman, Donald Carey, Langdon Chandler, Frank Redman, and Dave Soper. F red Mercer and Dick Lally held the end positions. Four members of the team made the All Conference Team; they were Brentley Keene, John Hutchins, Fred Mercer, and Ike Snowman. Bucksport will certainly remember the 1959 Bucks for many years to come. Bucksport 46 Belfast 34 Bar Harbor 48 Dover-Foxcroft 58 Lincoln 33 Greenville 40 Orono 47 Dexter 59 Hampden 365 ,k ONIKIOOOOC mt. hr Sponsored by ', t j t A, '.:;' ' :JJN BUCKSPORT CIVIC CLUB INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF PULP, SULPHITE, AND PAPER MILL WORKERS LOCAL 88 Bucksport, Maine Bucksport vs. Bar Harbor l g g x $ , First Row: Manager R. Picard, Coach Busching, Manager J. Sereyko. Second Row: B. Keene, W. Gould, C. Shaw, J. Hutchins, F. Redman, F. Drew, T. Berry, D. Cross, F. Mercer, G. Holmes, R. Lally, L. Richards. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Golden Bucks enjoyed a successful season in their first year as a Class L team and completed their schedule in tenth place with 11 wins and 7 losses. The team was composed of three seniors, seven juniors, and one sophomore and was coached by Mr. Busching. Fred Drew and John Hutchins were the leading rebounders; Fred Drew had the best shooting percentage. The best free-throw percentage was gained by F rank Redman. There were five players with a total record of over 100 points as follows: F red Drew, 315 points; Brent Keene, 284; John Hutchins, 211; George Shaw, 170; and Frank Redman, 147. Bucksporfs record in average points per game was 68.8 against 64.3 for their opponents. SCHEDULE Bucksport 45 John Bapst 60 Stearns 7O Belfast 65 Ellsworth 66 Madawaska 66 Orono 85 Pemetic Blue Hill Brewer Hampden Stearns Bar Harbor Bar Harbor Ellsworth Compliments of FAMILY SHOE STORE FORTIN BROTHERS Bucksport, Maine Bucksport vs. John Bapst 62 ill .JJALLthJlI . ,Jl ,4: on, .G. lskell, J. Quirion, G. Wardwell, C. Harris, C. Arey, B. Cross. anager C. G'm'sh, G. Mann, E. Hatfield, N. Mercer, D. Haskell, S, Brown, I. R01 erso C. Crosson, '. Barry, C. DeLaite, B. Hutchins, Manager T. Maguire, Mrs. Mercer. . ' GIRLS, BASKETBALL . The girlsl basketball team of 1959-1960, coached by Mrs. Mercer, completed the season with a record of 5 wins and 7 losses. However, many of the games, including those with Sumner, Stonington, Bar Harbor, and Searsport, were nip ALWM' .AAUBILLLux and tuck to the final buzzer, with the Bucksport girls losing by only one or two points. Girls in the forward section who saw action regularly during the season , were Ellen Hatiield, Gail VVardwell, Stephanie Barry, and Carol Crosson. As the ls season rolled to a close the forwards picked up more steam and began scoring more heavily, creating a better balanced team. There were several excellent guards on the team; this defensive combination included Nancy Mercer, Gere Harris, Donna Haskell, and Judy Rollerson. Next yeafs squad will be playing without the services of three seniors who will be lost by graduation. Nevertheless, with five regulars returning who have gained good experience this year and a good freshman group available, prospects for next year seem very promising. Bucksport 25 Sumner 26 Bar Harbor 28 Sumner 22 Stonington 39 Stockton 35 Stonington 34 Searsport 34 Castine 26 Winterport 39 Bar Harbor 39 Searsport 43 Castine SB cc JRll NM DHkllEHtfildC comphmentSOf . arty, . rosson, . o erson, . ercer, . as e , . , . Harris, G. Wardwell, Mrs. Mercer. a e LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Ellsworth, Maine SCHEDULE Bucksport 47 John Bapst 38 Steams 45 Belfast 44 Ellsworth 38 Oblate Seminary 44 Orono 38 Pemetic 51 Blue Hill 49 Stonington 37 Brewer , 58 Hampden 7 48 Stearns l, 7 .1 45 Stonington ' , F 43 Bar Harbor ,1 48 Pemetic 41 Orono , 4O Belfast - ' ' ' 72 Blue Hill 62 Bar Harbor 4 48 Ellsworth First Row: Manager B. Cross, Coach Barnes, Manager Perry Mattson. Second Row: G. Shaw, G. Grindle, T. Conroy, P. Quirion, H. Gross, M. Taylor, ' R. Madore, J. Clifford, E. Shirley, P. Corr, P. Herrick, W. Ferris, 1. Braun, ; 1 J.V. BASKETBALL Mr. Barnes led the Bucksport J.st to a successful season with an impressive 15 win and 5 loss record. The leading scorer was Merrill Taylor with 154 points. Ralph Madore gained 134 points; Laurel Richards, 105; Ivan Brawn, 97; and Peter Herrick, 88. Bucks- port scored an average of 44.3 points per game and totaled 887 points for the season. Their opponents averaged 38.9 points per game and gained a total of 778 points. . r. . aam'e-pu 1l KI A. I 1 v. 4gA-ub-vhhm. .. n- f A; 3.3.NMA- 44.84-14.1y44 umim a I 4 v , . , vi ALL SPORTS CONTRIBUTE TO ATHLETICS - TABLEAU FROM THE GYM CLUB EXHIBITION r A Left javelin man, T. Stubbs; left basketball man, K. Chiavelli; boxer, R. Arey; strong man, I. Hutchins, Olympic sign, L. Richards; swimmer, F. Mercer; track man, B. Keene; discus thrower, L. Chandler; right basketball man, P. Mattson; right javelin man, S. Salisbury. 1 .... . aw .... Compliments of Martin Grain Company Epsteids Variety Store Bucksport, Maine .Ff u 1.....th r7! awoke. ,.. CROSS COU NTRY 1 First Row: G. Shaw, R. Turner, Captain R. McBain, R. Brown, C. Cioe, Manager D. Carney. Second Row: Coach Conyer, I. Bennett, B. White, J. Alexander, D. Deans, R. Taylor, P. O,Brien. . -3? The cross-country season started with eleven boys ready for action. Mr. Conyer coached the team which was led by Captain Robert McBain. Returning lettermen were Robert Brown, Gerald Cioe, and George Shaw. Contesting for a place on the starting team were Richard Turner, Dana Deans, Brian White, Jan Alexander and Roland Taylor. Bucksport finished fourth in the Hancock County Championship Meet and thirteenth in the class M division of the State Meet. Robert Brown and Gerald Cioe won individual honors when they were selected for positions on the hrst Hancock County All-Star Cross Country Team. Vacanwwnnuthlev n H Ll IL :1 '7 t LIIA GYM CLUB In the spring of ,59 the Gym Club pre- sented its annual exhibition under the di- rection of Mr. Bushing and his assistant, Mr. Barnes. Featured among other acts were a soft-shoe dance by the boys and 3 Charleston routine by the girls. The main event of the show was a series of qiving statuesf- or tableaux entitled ttStatue of Youth? hFreedom From Bondage? ttFoot- ball Playersf and All Sports Contribute to Athleti'csf, First Row: R. Bell, N. Cravelle, C. Mushrall, S. Smith, C. Snowman, C , f I. Patterson. omphments 0 Second Row: Mr. Barnes, 1. Maguire, N. Mercer, B. Smith, J. Hutch- BANKING CO. ins, S. Salisbury, F. Mercer, D. Wasson, J. Rollerson, D. Haskell, Mr. EASTERN TRUST AIRLID' Busching. Bangor, ame Third Row: P. O'Brien, B. Johnson, G. Cioe, T. Eaton, L. Chandler, Oches K. Chiavelli, P. Mattson, R. Arey. . Fourth Row: P. Robinson, R. Picard, M. Rich, B. Keene, L. Richards, Old Town: Malne I. Sereyko, H. Ham's, C. Kinstler, R. Olson. Machias, Maine First Row: J. Chasse, L. Deans, J. DesIardins, T. Berry, B. Murchie, J. Cioe, B. Cyr, T. Stubbs, B. Keene, J. Hutchins. Second How: Manager E. Lambert, R. Turner, 1. Braun, R. Brown, D. Deans, P. Eastman, L. Deans, L. Chandler, T. Conroy, Coach David Barnes. TRACK and FIELD 1959 Bucksport High School completed an outstanding track season by winning the Hancock County Championship and becoming the runner-up in the P.V.C. Meet. The winners were led by Coach Barnes. Several school and county records were broken during the season by the Buck thinclads. John Hutchins set records in both the shot put and discus; Tom Berry cracked the existing high jump record; John Chasse topped his own record in the pole vault; Brentley Keene set new records in three events, the 100 yard dash, the 220 yard dash, and the broad jump. The team lost only one dual-meet while winning eight dual- and tri-meets during the season. This success was primarily due to the hue showing made by several underclassmen who will be returning for the 1960 season. They are Jerry Cioe, Robert Brown, David Soper, Richard Turner, Preston Eastman, Leroy Deans, and Thomas Conroy. Edward Lambert, John Chasse, Stubbs. Compliments of BUCKSPORT SUNOCO Bucksport, Maine I. J. NEWBERRY, Ellsworth, Maine PAGE HARDWARE Bucksport, Maine A FRIEND, Bucksport, Maine :LLlA 1.14. V74I$kLJ4LLL I. , AV, ti-nwh b-s-LJ m.ghlL UK n - XXX QSKSPO, ' First Row: R. Ames, P. Herrick, S. Salisbury, F. Mercer, G. Holmes, G. Shaw, P. Mattson, D. Lally, J. Hutchins. Second Row: Managers E. Wilbur and P. Quirion, B. Could, F. Drew, D. Gross, R. Madore, BASEBALL 195 9 Coach Busching and his baseball team of ,59 enjoyed a successful sea- son, winning seven games and losing five. Team leaders were John Hutch- ins, Brentley Keene, Fred Drew, Per- ry Mattson, Dick Lally, and Fred Mercer. SCORES Richard Lally Bucksport 1 7 8 1 1 2 5 3 2 3 4 H N H10 Bluehill Bluehill Coach William Busching, David Cross, Frederick Drew, Gordon Holmes, Peter Bar Harbor Ellsworth Hemck. Old Town Bar Harbor Pemetic John Bapst Ellsworth Brewer Sumner Mt. Desert Compliments of HILL,S NEWSTAND Bucksp ort, Maine DAKIN SPORTING GOODS CO. Bangor, Maine STANDARD ELECTRIC CO. Bangor, Maine PETERS RESTAURANT Bangor, Maine h ! v 221ny TM ? e WWW so . 0- 010: D. Nightingale, J. Winter, D. White, L. Brown, E. Spooner, G. Harris, P. i on, E. Hatfield, D. Haskell, M. Eastman. ow: Managers N. Mercer and S. Potter, Coach, Mrs. Mercer. MAW Fir JRow: P. French, N. Lally, N. Cross, J. Gmnwaldx S. Barry, N. Cravelle, L. Marks, S. W J Rollerson, P. Hackney. ob 1959 Coach Mercer led the softball team to a very successful season. Seniors comprised the majority of the team. Leila Marks and Nancy Gravelle served as pitchers. The infield was covered exceptionally well by Ellen Hatfield, Sandra Johnson, Jane Crunwald, Pat French, and Sis Burgess. An outfield combination of Nancy Lally, Nancy Gross, and Stephanie Barry proved to be a strong defensive trio. The team won six games and lost two, climaxing the season with a win over Ellsworth to become County Champions for the second consecutive year. SCORES Bucksport 47 Orono 9 47 Bar Harbor 15 15 Old Town 26 25 Bar Harbor 7 2 Ellsworth 7 l4 Ellsworth 7 ll Brewer 8 17 Sumner 4 Coach Mercer, Nancy Cravelle, Stephanie Barry, Judith Rollerson. Compliments of A FRIEND, Bucksport, Maine M; wen, r 5 t ...-...e,-..A ,3 .. .........u .. x.-.... EPSTEINPS SOUTH BREWER ,rulleIHlHIy Never Undersold On the Job 49 Years EN JLLHl Ir n Y ATM tux n4 UJ x u Mu Lt MAINE FOOD PLAN, INC. A Better Way of Life Wholesaling Food Direct to the Consumer BANGOR MAINE We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to those advertisers, sponsors, and organizations who have aided in making this edition of the HILLCREST financially CLASS OF 1960 possible. PHOTOGRAPHY: CLASS OF 1961 g School Photographer: Stevens Studios, Sfreet, Bangor, Maine Bangor Daily News: Page 41, Position 1; Page 45, Positions 1 and 2 CLASS OF 1962 Franklin Larrabee: Page 40, Posiu'ons 1 and 2; Page 64, Position 2 PRINTER: Portland Lithograph Company, 252 Spring Street, CLASS OF 1963 Portland, Maine. 34 Central CROPLEY 8 JEWETT Heating Oil Bottled Gas BUCKSPORT, MAINE MARINE APPLIANCE CENTER Johnson Motors Appliances BUCKSPORT, MAINE BUCKSPORT ESSO STATION Tires Batteries Accessories BUCKSPORT, MAINE Underwood Sales 8 Service J. W. Leighton Agency 98 Central Street BANGOR - MAINE Telephone 3861 gi- .W. 3; 6' , : :1 -K:7V?f de4' LC k,f, C X KJQ K15.'x,r2; Wfir'lz Va. fag 444 W 40 WMV76V1 7k. 575w f .. 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