Camden High School - Megunticook Yearbook (Camden, ME)

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 r WASHINGTON TRIP Row 1: Raeleene Stockwell, Jean Gherardi, Elaine Alley, Carolyn Kelley, Nancy Tounge, Maxine Libby, Cecelia Engstrom, Brenda Young, Donna Fern Mitchell, Audrey Simpson, Karen Armstrong, Barbara Prescott, Donna Frances Mitchell, Mary Thomas, Lois Goldschmidt, Carol McKeen. Elinor Hardy, Judith Warren, Beverly Draper, Leona Gibbs, Sandra Wiley, Sylvia Wiley. Row 2: Donald Callahan, Carlton Spirio, Richard Moody, Bruce Richards. Roger Moody, Robert Steel, James Lcland, David Garland, Sharon Bowley, Geraldine Annis, Patricia Wadsworth, Carolyn Johnson, Linda Sylvester, Margaret McKee, Trudy Weare, Albert Sherman, Rodney Boynton, Joshua Mills, Charles Knight. Row 3: Mr. Kucsera, Sydney Mank, Robert Lynch, John Wentworth, Arnold Mc- Kee, Ncrman Beloin, Myron Robarts, Robert Holgerson, Brian Weymouth, George James, John Gillmor, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Weare. Spencer Dean, James Young, Joseph Davis, Frank Carr. Lee Marshall, LeRoy Under- hill, Jerry Littlefield, Arthur Gillmor, Robert French, Stephen Brown, Mr. White. THE MEGUNTICOOK

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THE MEGUNTICOOK 5 46. Myron Robarts leaves Brian Smith all the trout in Megunticook Lake, if he can catch them. 47. Albert Sherman leaves his position in CHS to Pam Wadsworth so she can be near Dick all day. 48. Audrey Simpson leaves Mrs. Brawn her loving sister. 49. Dwight Snow leaves school to his brother and sister. 50. Carlton Spirio leaves his “walking to school” shoes to his sister Sandra. 51. Robert Steel leaves the family car to his sister. 52. Raeleene Stockwell leaves all the bor- rowed street signs to “Satch.” 53. Linda Sylvester leaves Camden High School in the trusting hands of Paul Richardson. 54. Mary Thomas leaves Nancy Burkett un- chaperoned. (Don’t panic . . . she’s really harm- less.) 55. Nancy Tounge leaves her size 5 ski boots to “Satch.” 56. LeRoy Underhill leaves his parking place on Main Street to Brian Powers. 57. Pat Wadswcrth leaves the dubious posi- tion she has achieved in CHS to Pam Wadsworth in hopes that she will continue the mischief Pat started. WASHINt The Class of 1961 enjoyed an eventful Wash- ington Trip with their chaperons, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sherman and Mr. and Mrs. James Weare. At 5:30 on Friday. April 14, sixty-seven excited people bursting with anticipation set forth from Bangor aboard the comfortable Bangor and Aroostook buses. After being delayed from 1:00 until 4:00 A. M. in Massachusetts for bus repairs, the class arrived in New York City at 8:30 bright-eyed and ready for the day’s program, which included attending the impressive Faster Pageant at Radio City Music Hall, a tour of the city, and a tour of the NBC building. Sunday was spent visiting Valley Forge and Independence Hall. We enjoyed seeing the quaint Amish people in Pennsylvania. Monday’s events included a guided tour of the battlefields at Gettysburg and a visit to Mount Vernon, the elaborate home of George and Martha Washing- ton. That night we reached New Market, Vir- ginia, where the class toured the beautiful End- less Caverns. Tuesday the Seniors reached their destination —Washington, D. C, and immediately the sixty- seven wide-eyed spectators toured the city, stop- 58. Judy Warren leaves her transcription let- ters for Carolyn Hart to decipher. 59. Trudy Weare leaves her ability to stay out of detention hall to Freddie Schibi. 60. Eleanor Welch leaves a package of chewed gum to detention hall teachers. 61. John Wentworth leaves his technique for getting into trouble to his brother, who has al- ready mastered said technique. 62. Brian Weymouth makes like a tree and leaves. 63. Sandra Wiley leaves CHS in one piece to all incoming freshmen. 64. Sylvia Wiley leaves her height to Butch McFarland. 65. Brenda Young leaves her tattered jeans to Joseph Bainbridge. 66. James Young leaves all his wisecracks to anyone who can use them. Signed, sealed, published and delivered by the above named Class of 1961, as and for its last will and testament, in the presence of us. who, at its request and in its presence, and in the presence of one another hereto subscribe our names as witnesses thereto on this fourteenth day of June. A.D., 1961. Horace O. McGowan Ivan Sherman Brian Smith ;ton trip ping at the Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials and Washington Monument, where many decided to ascend the eight hundred ninety-eight steps on foot. Wednesday the class visited the Capitol, the FBI building, and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Later they enjoyed a dress parade at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. That evening entertainment included a choice of swimming at the Ambassador Hotel pool, movies, or a nightclub. Thursday the class saw the impressive Wash- ington National Cathedral and Washington Zoo, and spent considerable time at the wondrous Smithsonian Institute. Friday marked the departure from the nation’s capital, and the afternoon and evening were spent in New York City, enjoying shopping, a circus, the Palisades, a television show, or the movies. At 9:30 an exhausted but elated group began the homeward trek to beloved Camden. At 7:10 the class sadly dismounted from the buses for the last time, and each member went his separate way (in most cases home to bed!) carrying many treasured souvenirs and rolls of film.

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SENIOR £ Name Elaine Alley Gerrie Anni» Karen Armstrong Norman Ueloin Lillian Benner Joan Bennett Sharon Howley Rodney Boynton Stephen Brown Donald Callahan Frank Carr Peggy Cilley Joe Da via Spencer Dean Beverly Draper Cecelia Engstrom Judy Erazo Bob French David Garland Joan Gherardi Leona Gibbs Arthur Gillmor John Gillmor Ixiis Goldschmidt Elinor Hardy Robert Holgerson George James Carolyn Johnson Charles Knight Vance Ixiite James Iceland Mickey Libby Jerry Littlefield Bobby Lynch Sydney Mank Ix e Marshall Jim McKee Margaret McKee Carol McKeen Josh Mills Donna Fern Mitchell Donna Frances Mitchell Richard Moody Roger Moody Harlan Pierson Barbara Prescott Bruce Richards Myron Robarts Buz Sherman Audrey Simpson Dwight Snow Carlton Spirio Bob Steel Raeleene Stock well Linda Sylvester Mary Thomas Nancy Tounge LeRoy Underhill Pat Wadsworth Judy Warren Trudy Weare Eleanor Welch John Wentworth Brian Weymouth Sandra Wiley Sylvia Wiley Brenda Young Jimmy Young Noted For Bouncing around Pumping gas -CHS Tidbits” Neatness ? Having fun Disrupting clnsses Avoiding pigeons Goofing off Shyness? Giving D. Garland hard time Having fun My laugh Good driving Acting nutty I ing hair Black curly hair Spanish accent Making holes in doughnuts Arguing Driving a Ford Blushing Trailing Tallness Talking in P. D. Rushing around Dragging Driving to Rockland Disagreeing Just nothing Quietness? Clowning ’53 Ford Taking pictures My laughter Quietness Being carefree Heckling ('.iving parties latughing Taking pictures Raising heck Blushing Being late Doing “Aud things Good mechanic Being Democratic Unexpected moves Red hair Experimenting in lab? Typing Boldness Talking Being in Rock port Driving a Buick Auburn hair Blushing Giggling Skipping school Having a blast Existence Talking on the phone Sick Sixes Faithfulness? Class spirit Arriving home late Height Chasing Being a wolf Pet Peeve Redheads ! Blondes and ducks Peach fuzz A Comet Paul Rules and regulations Certain «lie-hard Republicans Girl with initials M. T. Waking up English “Little” brother Opinionated people Teachers Certain underclassmen Teachers Spiders Cafeteria food D. C. A 19.V2 International My younger brother Blushing Shopping Labor unions Time limits Indecisive people Fords Moochers Serious conversations English grammar Noise Girls Seaweed News and commercials Censored Certain 41» Chrysler Rita Liars Uncle Sam Leaky pen Lack of money Muscle men J. L. Y. Prejudiced people Conceited j eople Girl with initials W. L. Certain Republican teachers Things 1 can't have Women Hot R«shlers Fishing My sister Mouthy people Diann Hot lunch Boys who make me blush Week«lays Corvair car payments Waiting for mail '53 F«»rd Know-it-all people Running out of time Rockland boys Hot Chevys Grumpy people Money Mending br«»ken hearts School Kissing -Big Donna STATISTICS Pastime Secret Ambition Wanted Apple polishing What is any girl’s? South Sea Trip Kitchie To be in class at '63 Received Procrastinating To be a mind-reader Lovelorn” Column Howling Learn French Helicopter Reading and TV To own a horse ranch Lots of money Raising Cain To give teachers detention Air Force man Howling Europe Gray Mercedes Henz Working on my—? Race driver New Corvette Goofing off Retire at 30 Millionaire before 30 Talking in study hall To build a Hot Rod A pickup truck You name it. To drive in Indianapolis Race A new sports car Hill Prove Shakespeare couldn't write One ftM tball team Sleeping in classes To have a new car I«ots of money Fooling around Hitch-hike cross country New ”T Hird” Horseback riding To own a horse ranch A horse Talking to J. H. Hawaii Rich young man Reading Get rid of accent Travel Arguing To get out of CHS A new Caddy and a blonde Tearing things apart To own an airplane Money nnd happiness Going to Rockland To return to D. C. Unlimited check account Writing letters To be a nurse Accordian I toking at magazines Smoke Generator Specialist Travel None To weigh 83 pounds Instant chicken fat Learning how to type Hoys’ basketball manager A million Running Hardy’s Taxi To go to England Free study peril si Fixing Ford To own a Volkswagen To win a drag Sleeping Hmmm Green ziMit suit Heing independent To discover a new laugh New racc«M n coat Not studying Successful at something The Unmentionables Heing cpiiet To buy out Hearst 20 minutes of silence Fishing and hunting To be a test pilot My own submarine Rockland Hoys Travel Hope-Camden Subway South Thomaston Electrical Engineer My own car Taking life easy To be a millionaire Million dollars '49 Chrysler To buy a good Ford Money Hunting and fishing To become rich 1970 Thunderbird Little D To play bagpipes Pair of Hulldogs Writing letters in class To yodel in the Alps •Melvin” Roy Ix»ng fingernails A j et monkey Photography Sell color cover to Life” A 000-c Hasselblad Hig J” Lose weight (?) Muscles Huying gas Mobil! To be a psychiatrist Happiness Hosting To retire at 21 Sleek red convertible Anything that’s fun Rich loafer A yacht Fixing Fords To 1m a truck driver A hot Ford Supporting ”JFK” Sing in a night club Lock of Kennedy’s hair Girls and parties He a hermit One unused harem Keeping away from work Private trout stream Sleep Rabbit hunting To be a dentist Olds Starfire Convertible Clubs and organizations Learn to drive To grow 4 inches Working on Fords Service career Chrysler 300’cr Squirt” Football player Dead or Alive W’est St.. Rockport Retire after college Anything (free» Talking Mystery New speedboat Dickie To go on a sea cruise A million dollars None To be member of Hig 5 June 16 Skiing To go to Switzerland ’49 Mercury Carol . . . obviously Car that runs A motorcycle Riding the Rotary To live in Hawaii Starfire Convertible Thinking (sometimes) Learn 10 languages Diploma Riding the Rotary Professional dancer Success Ray Marriage To leave sch n l Spotting Camels To be a millionaire A Camel Philosophy, Politics To live off the town Nothing Hobby To travel To l e where the boys are Roller Skating To reach 5 feet Got all I want Dreaming Own and run a rivcrhoat Trip to Scotland Parking Censored To get out of here THE MEGUNTICOOK