Camden High School - Megunticook Yearbook (Camden, ME)

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Bea Nash Val Richards Ruth Young Ellen Cooper Val Richards Reina Megquier Bea Nash Penny Hall Betty Ames Nellie Gushee Ruth Young Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Prettiest Smile 1 Best Figure 1 Best Physique 2 Best Dressed 3 Athletic Ability U Musical Ability Most Active Most Studious 5 Class Flirt 6 Cutest Darrell Micue Dick Nash Ronnie Dodd Dick Mitchell Alan Carr Dick Mitchell Alan Carr Dick Nash Sam Jones Darrell Micue Darrell Micue

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THE MEGUNTICOOK 11 education car in one piece. (Surpris- ing, isn’t it?) Reina Megquier leaves Rodney in peace. Darrell Micue leaves the president’s office in Automotive Club to anyone who wants it. Dick Mitchell leaves his physique to Herbie Litchfield. Val Moody leaves all her old boy friends to Peggy Cilley. Bea Nash leaves all her parking places to anyone who can find them. (Have fun hunting for them; we did.) Dick Nash leaves his five radio speakers to anyone crazy enough to want them. Bonnie Robinson leaves her three- eggs-a-day laying hen to Mr. Leach and Mr. Dailey. Scott Rollins leaves the art of speed- ing to Teddy Ball. Val Richards leaves a peaceful driver’s education class to Mr. Robert- son. Bill Smullen leaves lots of luck to the basketball teams. Joe Talbot leaves the Pontiac to Charles Dwinal temporarily. Leah Thomas leaves fourth period music class to Karen Goodridge in hopes that she will keep it in peace and quiet as she did. Rosemary Young leaves her ability U drive to anyone who can use it. Ruth Young leaves her old paint brushes and posters to Donna Young. Class of 1958 Signed, sealed, published, and de- livered by the above named Class ol 1958, as and for its last will and testa- ment, in the presence of us, who, at its request and in its presence, and in the presence of one another hereto sub- scribe our names as witnesses thereto on this thirteenth day of April, A. D., 1958. Richard Goodridge Ivan Sherman Leroy Bennett

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Betty Ames Ellen Cooper Shirley MacDonald Barbara Powers Norma Hill Ellen Cooper Francina Johnson Leah Thomas Shirley MacDonald Sheila Bowles Betty Ames Penny Hall Jean Garland 7 Most likely to succeed Most Popular Sam Jones Wittiest Bobby Libby Most Sophisticated Alan Carr 8 Man Hater 8 Woman Hater Reggie Collemer Most Collegiate B ill Smullen 9 Most Talkative Joe Talbot 10 Best Dancer Bill Smullen 11 Most Mischievous Bobby Libby Shyest Reggie Collemer Most Dependable Dick Nash Most Courteous Alan Carr 12 Class Spirit Dick Nash