Camden High School - Megunticook Yearbook (Camden, ME)

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SENIOR STATISTICS Name Wenkness Pet Peeve Secret Ambition Favorite Expression Noted For Edward Hall Cute blondes Boredom To race at Ik Mans Well. I’ll be leading an exciting life Anita Barrett Boys Brother To make a go of life No fooling? Talking Melvin Brown (.iris School To own a hot Chevy That were a good one. Bert. Quietness Hoy Hurchcll N.C.T. 49 Merc. To fly a jet plane You’d better believe it! Hanging around Scrounge Wanda Callahan Tuna fish Disrespectful people To travel around the world Oh, sugar! Doing things the hard way Margaret Carr A certain guy from Hope Short hoys To have a successful life I guess so! Bright fingernail polish Florence Chapin Tall boys My brother To be happy Oh sh K t! Helping a certain Junior f A. L L. i 1 Jacqueline Chapin Twinkling brown eyes Ambiguous explanations! To view the earth from outer space I was wondering ! with her problems Trying to cope with two noisy trumpet players !! Richard Chane Patty Sophomore boys To be Globetrotters’ Mgr. Got a pencil? Waiting for Patty Floretta Crabtree Bean sandwiches Artificial sincerity To sw'im the Fnglish Channel What a riot! Being interested in Nports Betay Crockett Hoys Fgotistical people To sail the South Pacific Oh ayah! Raising that right eyebrow Jane Curit Jerry A certain senior boy To own a car That makes me ill! Arguing Peggy Davis A certain redhead Old ’53 Chevy To own a new convertible Seen Bruce? Being late Lea ter Dickey A.M.Z. Women To be a hermit Oh, I tell ya! Quiet perserverance Hay Drink water Jazz, n»ck roll Younger brother To travel That’s c k»I ! Flirting Walter Drinkwater Women Losing the big ones (fish) To play pro baseball I’d say something but I don’t think I’d better. Taking life easy Runny Carnage Tall slim boys All-hlack cars To learn to ski Oh. for g MHlness’ sakes ! Tickling Allison Gibbe Girls Working in shop To build hot rods What do you mean? Funny laugh Karen Coodridgc Procrastination My excessive talking Remains secret! By gum ! Excessive talking Carl Gott A Ford (ietting up in the morning To own a car that will sur- vive a trip to Patten Good gosh, gee whizz!! Drawing cars Ralph Grant Myself Missing single pins To have money I don’t believe you ! Bowling Jimmy Hall Women Cops To Ik a millionaire Cool it Chasing women Mary Jane Hammill Russ Russ To bring back vaudeville Right? Right! Writing the news Brenda Hart Skiing Underclassmen going steady To go to Europe Goo-ad My walk Peter Hart White bathing suits Bottle blondes You’d be surprised ! A-yuk ! Raising Cain!?! Roger Hunt Used Cars People who gossip To have a new convertible I-ct’s get a cup of coffee! Giving advice Juanita Johnson Roger Blushing To graduate Seen Roger ? Writing notes Kenneth Jones J.C. Muddy roads To own a compass I’m lost! ! Getting stuck Joanie Kncic Sparkling blue eyes Muscle-bound brothers To learn to play golf Okee-Dokce Blushing Harvey Kelley You name it! Poor winners To sail arouml the world in the family home Censored Long hikes John Knight Blondes Things I can't have To be a detective Just a minute! Courtesy Hlair Lamont Short girls A certain 49 Ford (Thumper) To own a sports car Oh ayeah ! Good driving Jean Litchfield Convertibles People who love themselves To Ik a mortician Very go Ki! Black hair, though it’s brown Gary Masalin Sleeping Being beaten To own a farm Oh. eh? Working Rodney Megquier Marie Teachers ., To Ik a rich bachelor Just checking ! Trading cars Nancy Michaud Food. S. Freud To teach drivers’ education You fellers! Gum Jimmy Nash Girls School To be a millionaire Hey! Safe driving Alberta Perry Hoys Life in general To fall in love I hate this place!!! Babysitting activity period Kmily Phil brook Fating Studying To travel the U. S. A. Cut it out! Driving a pink Ford Donna Porter Money Older sister To raise horses Oh. no! Horses Warren Prince Too understanding Hi-Y ! ! To meet a Martian Terrific! Kookie-like hair Nancy Rankin Last minute studying Blushing To stay awake 7th period study hall Guess what! Blushing Deane Richmond Ducks Sand crabs and poachers To prove dowsing possible You what? Being an out and out Yankee Glenna Rollins Alice Roper Weeds Rock Certain people Taking driver's tests To be a policewoman To be in the Olympics Don’t eat the duisies ! Oh. beans ! Goofing off! Blushing Thomas Roper Girls My sister To play for the Red Sox Want to bet? Being late John Shaw One a day keeps the doctor away The Anti-Animal Squeezing Society To find the green door Why not? Winning a card game with a pair of deuces Robert Smith Not getting homework done Teachers To get out of school EAT ME! Giving R. Young a hard time Ralph Stone People People who don’t know' when to keep quiet To Ik a failure Que sera sera. Arguing Sharon Thornali My heart! My weakness To mnke a right decision Time will tell. Making mosses ! Ruth Vaillancourt Powder blue T birds Burned pizzas To fly a space ship Great shades of Venus! Making wisecracks Carol Warren A certain West Point Cadet Flat jokes To go to West Point Jiminey ! Devilishness Joseph Weed Good food Nosy people To sail around the world I live to eat: eat to live. Consumption of food Kathryn Whittier Spearmint gum; black hair Snobbish people To get my license So. what you doing? Getting low bowling scores Thelma Wooster Coffee Conformity To get a good night's sleep Really? Tactfulness Katherine York Perfume Profanity To visit Russia For Pete’s sake !! Dragging in at 8 :24 a.m. Judy Young Peter Certain freshmen To do something exciting I don’t get it! Sitting on desks Richard Young A certain redhead Small people acting big To catch a certain redhead Well-la-de-da Quietness

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most musical cutest Jackie Chapin Roger Hunt Rodney Mequier Betsy Crockett BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Jane Curit Ted Ball PRETTIEST EYES AND SMILE Joan Kacic Rodney Megquier MOST ROMANTIC Dick Chase Juanita Johnson SUPERLATIVES MOST CLASS SPIRIT Blair Lamont Sharon Thomall MOST MISCHIEVOUS Glenna Rollins Ted Ball MOST CHANGED SINCE ’56 Ralph Grant Jane Curit

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SENIORS cAmbition cJ-(.cu Ylo cQe6t EDWARD JOHN BALL III “Teddy” “A problem for every solution” April 13. 1942: Class President 2 ; Winter Carnival 1 : Cross Country 1-2 : Track 1-2- 4 • j. V. Basketball 2 ; Student Council 2 : Boys State 3. Boys State Senator 3: Har- vest Ball Committee 3: Senior Concessions 4 ; Junior Rotarian 4 : Senior Show 4 ; Hi- Y 4. Future Plans: M. C. I. ANITA LOUISE BARRETT “Nita” “Good things come in small packages, but so does dynamite.” December 25. 1942 : F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 : Auto- motive Club 2-3-4; Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Show 4. Future Plans: Nursing School MELVIN ROY BROWN He may look quiet, but look again.” September 27. 1942 : Baseball 1 : Hi-Y 2-3-4. Older Boys Conference 2-3 : Senior Show' 4 : Junior Rotarian 4. Future Plans: Armed Forces ROY PAUL BURCHELL “Birch” “Brevity is the soul of wit.” August 21, 1941 : Band 1-2-3-4 : J. V. Bas- ketball 2-3, Manager Basketball Team 2. Future Plans: Junior College WANDA LOU CALLAHAN “The Lord loveth a cheerful giver.” April 6. 1942 : F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 : Softball 1 : Regional Science Fair 1 ; Harvest Ball 3; Junior Prom Ticket Committee 3: Maga- zine Drive. Assistant Manager 4 : Megun- ticook Board. Co-Edftor-in-Chief 4 : Senior Show 4. Future Plans: Farmington State Teachers College MARGARET ELTHERE CARR “Marg” “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” October 28. 1942: F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Style Show 1-2. State Convention 1-2-4, Regional Convention 1-2-4, Installation Committee 3- 4. Secretary 4: Junior Prom Committee 3; Harvest Ball Committee 3: Betty Crocker Future Homemaker of America Award 4 : Megunticook Board. Alumni and Exehange Editor 4 : Senior Show 4. Future Plans: Undecided FLORENCE KATHERINE CHAPIN “Flo” Truth is the highest thing that men may keep.” January 26. 1942: F. H. A. 1-2-3-4. State and Regional Conventions 2. Installation Committee 2-3. Parliamentarian 4 : Science Fair 1-2 : Junior Prom Committee 3 : Senior Prom Committee 4 : Ticket Committee for Graduation 4 : Senior Show 4. Future Plans: Undecided JACQUELINE JANE CHAPIN “Jackie” “You have many beaux to your string.” November 20. 1941 : Band 1-2-3-4, Maine Music Festival 1-2-3-4. Composite Band 2; Science Night 1-2-3, Chairman 3: Regional Science Fair 1-2-3, Winner in Chemistry 3; Science Club 2-3, Secretary 3; Dramatics Club 2-4, School Play 2, Choral Speaking 2: Chorus 2-4: Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3: “Shadows” 4 : Senior Show 4: Merit Scholarship. High Honors (English) 4 ; Megunticook Board. Senior Editor 4 ; Concessions 4 : Senior Ball Committee 4. Future Plans: University of Maine or Bos- ton University