Camden High School - Megunticook Yearbook (Camden, ME)

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12 THE MEGUNTICOOK CAMDEN, MAINE 1. Left to right: Bob Rowe, Arlene Edgecomb, Peggy, Glenn Payson, Nat Pa.vson, Ever- ett Fizer; 2. David Jackson, Robert Regnier, Doug Green, Bruce Young, Norman Gaute- sen, Billy Monroe and John Plaisted; 3. Jane Robbins; 4. Sheila Donovan, Ginette Perrin; 5. Halsey Murch and Jessie Barton; 6. Mary Jane Thomas; 7. Orman Goodwin and Mickey Christie; 8. Doris Mae Hopkins; 9. Jimmy Bickford, Frank Stearns and Donald Laliberte; 10. Lillian Amborn; 11. Jimmy Crockett; 12, Bebe Leonard; 13, Faith Lud- wig; 14. Jeanette Milliken, Eleanor Lunt and Natalie Payson.

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SENIOR STA Name Favorite Expression Disposition Favorite Pastime Wilbur Baird Annie Benner Albert Bennett Janies Bickford Ann Boardman David Brown Dennis Calderwood Milton Christie Winifred Coathup Robert Collemer Kilton Crabtree David Crockett James Crockett John Dority Winifred Earl Arlene Edgecomb Margaret Erskine Irene Fitzsimmons Everett Fizer Grace Galanti Orman Goodwin Samuel Green Margaret Hansell Kenneth Hardy Elston Hobbs Doris Hopkins Olive Jameson Thelma Knight Parker Laite Donald Laliberte Blanche Leonard Maurice Leonard Neil Libby Mary Littlefield Faith Ludwig “ETeanor Lunt Evelyn Lunt Charles Masalin James McGrath Jeanette Milliken Helen Payson Natalie Payson Elizabeth Perry Christine Plaisted Helena Poland Sylvia Porter Frank Rankin Louise Richardson Jane Robbins Joyce Robbins Harland Robinson Donald Rossiter Robert Rowe Charlton Ryder Frank Stearns Arlene Witt Martha Wood Betsy Wooster Grenny Grinny! Oh-boy! Hi, bovs! Eut! Where’s the Chewy? I don’t know. Why sure! Snow tomorrow! Ha, Ha. Bull! I’m tired. What’s that? How about that stuff? Am I wrong? Who ? Me ? Where’s Bob? Gee Whiz! Daddy, can I have the car? I’ll do it tomorrow. I can’t. Hi-boys! Yea! Oh! for heaven’s sake! Fabulous Bashful Arrogant Ambitious Hamburg Moody Calm Powerful Smiling Hard to tell Lax Unexplainable Stink(er)ing Changeable Terrible Quiet Cooperative Moderate Innocent Sleepy Chummy Sunny Quiet Moody Infallible Strip my gears and call me shiftless. Joking What a character! Critical N. C. (No Comment) Changeable “Butt Call” , i Changeable I won’t be herb after Monday this week, Charlie. Lazy Oh-me. Temperamental You’d think so! Flirtatious I’m busy. I’ve got to study. Flexible More fun! Even That’s tough! Quiet Hi! Moderate Lose something? “Hardy” I’ll scream. Ba(ir)d Why worry? Studious! Well, it’s this way— Studious ? Oh, I’ve got to go home. Fair By George! Bossy Horrors!! Independent Not really? Pleasant Ya know what? Pleasing It was wicked funny! Fitful You don’t know beans when the bag’s open. Playful Quiet! Agreeable Is that right? Rosy Cat’s foot! Gullible Unprintable Rugged Curious little fellow, aren’t 1? Conceited Let’s see how fast she will go. Fair Hello! Mild What a time I had last night! Lovable Ya, I guess so. You can’t tell N. C. (No Comment) Live and let live Have you seen “Boodie?” Changeable Don’t. Unchangeable Eaton Terrace Writing letters Rockland Hamburg Being with Allen Writing stories at Amoco Station Working on farm Skiing At the office Miller’s Corner YMCA Music Dancing and women A certain junior The movies Learning about radios Doing fancy work Park(er)ing Tinkering with electric motors Being happy Photography Manual Training Coffee Shop Avoiding State Cops Reading Science-Fiction Magazines 5th Period French Working in restaurant Selling pop-corn French | Driving Fords Listening to stories Shooting pool Roller Skate Listening to radio Hitting the high spots Living Willie Park Street Arguing Flirting Collecting money from Seniors Painting Knitting Buying Air Mail stamps Dancing Rockland Heals Beal’s Gas House Roller skating Housekeeping- Bob, most of the time Flexing his vocal chords The pool room Short-wave Radio ’48 Chewy on Beauchamp Point Sleeping (??) Writing letters to Massachusetts Writing to USMC and USAF Knitting