Casco High School - Loggers Yearbook (Casco, ME)

 - Class of 1957

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We the students of Casco Hrgh School wrsh to dedrcate thrs 1957 yearbook to our Supermtendent of Schools School Commrttee and the entrre Faculty dl Casco Hrgh School It IS because of therr comb1ned efforts that we have been able to enjoy a most successful and worthwhlle year. CASCO HIGH SCHOOL Supenntendent of schools HORACE P MAXCY Members of school commlttee PHILIP COLE ELLWIN MAINES LORRAINE THORPE Iohn Pottle Theodore Numng Gordon Peaco Manlyn Johnson Pnnclpal School Physlclan FACULTY THEODORE NUTTING JOHN POTTLE GORDON PEACO MARILYN JOHNSON DR BISCHOFFBERGER Music Director ---------- -------- FRA NCES SMALL ,4P Front Stone Shane Hanscom Second row Thompson Maxnes Hancock Strout Busmess Manager Asslstant Busmess Edrtor Copy Edltor Boys' Athleucs Guls' Athletrcs Orgaruzatron Manager STAFF WILLIAM SHANE RALPH MAINES JUDY HANSCOM LLOYD THOMPSON DAVID HANCOCK ANN STONE DALE STROUT SYLVIA SALLY ADAMS Glee Club 1 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Prrze Speakmg 2 Grrls State Representauve Cheerleader 3 4 ROGER FLANIGAN Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Track 2 3 Cross Country 2 3 4 3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President DALE STROUT Vrce Presxdent WILLIAM SHANE Secretary WILLIAM WALO Treasurer CURTIS MERRILL DAVID ELDRIDGE Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Cross Country 2 3 4 1G .1 ELAINE ASHLEY Glee Club 1 2 3 Semor Play 4 GLORIA GLO GOODWIN Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Softball 2 Semor Play 4 Qi LOREN HALL Prxze Speaklng 1 Basketball 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Glee Club 3 Sen1or Play 4 CURTIS CURT MERRILL Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Treasurer 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Semor Play 4 DARLA DEE KIDDER Transferred from Itazuke l-hgh School Japan Glee Club 4 Semor Play 4 Basketball 4 Softball 3 4 IUDITH JUDY HANSCOM Basketball 1 2 Softball 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Semor Play 4 Cheerleader 3 Edrtor Casco L gge s ROBERT BOB RAND Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Semor Play 4 1'5 WILLIAM BILL SHANE Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Prrze Speakrng 1 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bus Mgr Casco Loggers Vrce Presrdent 4 Boys State 3 Senror Play 4 DALE STROUT Prrze Speakrng 2 3 Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Presrdent 4 Casco Loggers 4 Orgaruzatronal Edrtor Semor Play 4 -1 11 ELIZABETH ANN STONE Transfer from Mattanawcook Academy Basketball 3 Softball 3 4 Cheerleader Glee Club 3 4 Sports Edrtor Casco Loggers 4 Orchestra 3 Sentor Play 4 GARY SYMONDS Basketball 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 Track 2 3 Orchestra 1 Glee Club 1 WESTLAND TUT TAYLOR Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 3 Basketball 3 A x S kv Q 'iv as bf A x I O A fligirfsi I ltr x 1 . 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' ' '3'4 1 A .4 1 ' 3,4 L, Z, ,, gr A I LLOYD THOMPSON Casco Loggers Copy Edxtor 4 Semor Play 4 BEVERLEY BEV WHITE Basketball 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Semor Play 4 Pnze Speakmg 3 Spellxng Bee 2 NELSON WENTWORTH Prtze Speakmg 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Baseball 2 Sen1or Play 4 Ov- WILLIAM BILL WALO Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Prrze Speakmg 1 Spellmg 4 Class Secretary 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 FRANK WILLIAMSON Transferred from rrdgton Hlgh School Spellrng 2 3 4 THE MOONSTONE Colonel Hemcastle bequeathed a cursed diamond to his niece for a birthday present to get revenge on his srster Lady Vermder Rachel Vermder placed the dramond rn a Hrndoo Chest and during the night it was stolen Franklin Blake sent for Sergeant Cuff to recover the stolen diamond Sergeant Cuff accuses every body and things begrn to happen The diamond IS stolen by two Hmdoos from Indra who want to retum the dramond to tts proper place rn Indra All s well that ends well as thrs play did Rachel Verinder and Frankhn Blake were back together again SENIOR PLAY CAST Godfrey Robert Rand Rachel Vermder Ann Stone Penelop Sally Adams Lady Verinder Beverley Whrte Gabnal B111 Shane Fust Hurdoo Curtrs Merrill Dr Candy Lloyd Thompson Second Hindoo Loren Hall Rosanna Darla K1dder Druscrlla Clack Iudy Hanscom Lucy Yolland Glona Goodwin Nancy Elame Ashley Frankhn Blake Dale Strout Sergeant Cuff Nelson Wentworth Front Ashley Krdder Hanscom Stone Wblte Goodwin Adams Back Thompson Hall Strout Wentworth Rand Shane Memll, Peaco Bram Sponsored by W I WHEELER CO , INC , OXFORD PICKLE CO of South Paris L M LONGLEY 81 SON Norway MERRILL L DENNING Mechamc Falls Front row Perta, Flanigan Morton Maines Murley Knight Second row Burtsell, Strout Lord Wilbur, Oakes Proctor Third row Polland, Williamson Small Ring Combes Adams JUNIOR REPORT Our class entered school rn September with seventeen members but one snxdent came later to make eighteen We elected our class offrcers as follows Presrdent, Lucrlle Morton Vice Presrdent Ralph Marnes Secretary Judy Flanigan and Treasurer Curtis Murley sale of stanonery and fmally we held a clam supper These acttvines will help greatly to send our class to Washington The followmg students from our class participated in athletics In boys basketball there was Ralph Marnes Harvey Small Davrd Rxng Eugene Polland, and EdwardCombes In guls basketball there were only two from our class They were Lucille Morton and Dorothy Burtsell Eugene Polland and Harvey Small were the only two Jumors who parucrpated rn Track There were mne Iumors who sang mn the Glee Club They were Phylhs Proctor, Barbara Lord, Ralph Mames Curtis Murley, Judy Flanigan Kay Wrlbur Sandra Perta, Gwendolyn Strout and Lucrlle Morton Kay Wilbur Judy Flamgan Class Reporters Our first class activity was a Halloween party and dance, then we had the ammal Front row Taylor Stone Hancock Wrlkinson, Rose, Maller Second row Ward, Mer rill Bunnell Pendexter, O Nerl, Cousms Whrtmm, Adams Third row Hulit, S Plummer, Be1l,W111ramson, F Plummer, Oakes SOPHOMORE REPORT We started our sophomore year with twenty puprls, the only new puprl being Karen Taylor The following offrcers were elected President David Hancock Vrce President, Havrng no money rn our treasury at the begrnnmg of thu year we immediately arranged for a food sale We also sold fudge at the Grange Hall one evenrng, put on a one act play, and sold hot dogs at the basketball games from these events, we now have S51 '76 rn our treasury We received our class rings the ftrst week rn December We were very pleased with them From our class srx boys and four grrls are partrcrpatmg rn athletrcs There are three grrls and one boy rn the glee club Marion Wilkinson Class Reporter Sponsored by FRANK S DAIRY , VERNAL EDWARDS, CASCO INN, HACKER A. HALL All of Casco Marion Wilkinsong Secretary, Robert Stoneg and Treasurer, Carolyn Rose. A-at sf if it 'if ilxa Q , Front Taylor Hancock Wentworth Brown, Stone Bell Middle Duntley Tenny Nutttng Edwards Wilbur Eldndge Back Watkins Knight Shane Leso Leland Felker FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT We started the year with twenty three students in the freshman class At present we have twenty students Our first class meeting was held on January 10 At the meetmg we elected the fol lowmg officers President James Shane, Vice President Carohne Eldndge Secretary, Linda Edwards, Treasurer, Priscilla Duntley. On September 21, 1956, the semors honored us with a reception. ln the everung we entertained the audience for an hour with our stunts and costumes. Following the enta- tamrnent there was a dance. The girls rn the freshman class who participated in sports were Lmda Edwards, Priscilla Duntley, Dorcas Nutting, Ada Bell, Caroline Stone, Sally Hancock, Caroline Brown, Patricia Tenny, and Caroline Eldridge. Gwendolyn Watkins was chosen as one of the cheerleaders. The boys who participated in sports were James Shane, Irving Felker, Brett Webber, Allen Shackley, and Robert Leso. Patricia Tenny Class Reporter GLEE CLUB Front row Rose, Pena K Taylor Brown Tenny Hancock, Watkins Bell, C Stone M Taylor Second row Ashley Merrill, Duntley A Stone, Edwards, Lord Proctor Marnes I Shane, Rand, Murley Walo, beso, Merrill, W Shane, R Stone Eldridge PRIZE SPEAKING Front row Stone Rose, Mr Pottle Mr Peaco, Wentworth, Whittum Second row Wilkinson, Strout Cousins, Hancock White Maines Wilbur, Strout, Nutting, White, Morton, Goodwin, Adams. Third row: Kidder, Webber, 1956 57 C CLUB Front row Adams, Krdder, Whrte Burtsell Stone, Morton Second row Oakes Pol Walo, Hancock, Symonds Strout CHEERLEADERS SPELLERS Front Hanscom Back Front Oakes, Hancock Warkmg Stone, Morton Back Walo, W1111amson Adams E - u ll land, Eldridge, Shane, Flanigan, Merrill, Taylor, Hanscom. Third row: Maines, Hall, THE SCARF Adams Combes Peaco Lord Perta THE TREES From COUSIHS Burnell Johnson Whxttum Rose Back Ward Stone Wxlhamson Adams Us r q,x il, llitt 'af LAST NIGHT S PAPER From Felker Johnson Shane Back Hancock Watkms Eldrxdge Leso 1 I I U V ' si K I Y 4. ' K : ' , . , ' , . : . , . .Q gg-'.,.. A, K h:Q3.ki , I A ' - , lg .. --- nn -, + I A tis:-,. . ' fxf X, , V.. v .Q?'f.'-1-L ,. .9311 . W MQWVLI- -Q' KJJJKDA 1, M l If Y. ': ' X - .. A A 54 , - . i: I. T . . 0 ' lx , ,. ':,L.Q. - .. , , I :-.,.-- Q , 0 f - ' ' -.. r by -. . : 1 . . 2 0 I 9 . p sv 'Mes Front Webber, Polland, Flantgan, Strout, Eldudge Back Stone Hall Felker The Loggers Cross Country Team ran therr undefeated streak tn league meets to three years Competmg on the team were four semors one Junror, one sophomore and three freshmen The regular meet results were Hollrs and Cormsh at Casco Casco the wmner L1 mmgton Ltmenck and Bndgton Academy at Casco Casco the wmner Potter Oxford Budgton Academy and Cheverus at Casco Casco was second New Gloucester and Casco at Oxford Casco the wmner New Gloucester, Oxford Bndgton Academy Nasson and Casco at Hebron Casco was second Casco won the league meet at Holhs Roger Flamgan was the rndrvrdual wtnner Casco fmrshed stxth tn the Southwestern Malne meet at Thorton Academy In the State Champronshrp Class S Meet at the Unrversrty of Marne we frmshed thrrd ROGER FLANIGAN Roger was the wmner of the half m1le race at the State Meet 1n Watervllle Class S, June 1956 .w aagbaqir Front row Morton Kxdder Whrte Hanscom A Stone Adams Burtsell Second row Taylor Brown Hancock Tenney Eldndge Watkrns Bell C Stone Thrrd row Wrlk 1nson Edwards Nuttrng Pendexter Duntley Luc111e Morton Jrmmy Shane Sylvra Adams Ralph Marnes Conservatron Camp Hrghway Safety Conference Wrlllam Shane Boys and G1r1s State ,if it .- V - - I I 5 ' !,V K .H CJ 1 KJ . 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A '33 Front row Ktdder A Stone Burtsell Hanscom Whrte Adams Second row Coach Pottle Morton Wrlkrnson Nutttng Edwards Eldrrdge Duntley Thrrd row C Stone Brown Tenney Oakes Pendexter Hancock Bell Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco GIRLS BASKETBALL Alurnm Hollrs W rndham Potter Brrdgton Ac a demy Cormsh New Gloucester West Parts Cornrsh New Gloucester Woodstock Potter Oxford West Pans Ltmrngton Woodstock 49 I-Iollrs In C Y S S C competrtron Casco had a ftve won stx lost record The squad con srsted of fxve senrors two sophomores and mne freshmen J 22 ' 36 ' 49 ' 36 67 ' Casco 38 Oxford 54 ' 34 58 ' 52 ' 42 49 23 35 42 ' 55 ' ' 49 Front W Shane Marnes Flamgan Symonds Walo Back Polland Merr111 Hall Rlng Hancock Murley Combes J Shane BOYS BASKETBALL In regular C Y S S C competrtlon the Casco Loggers frnrshed wrth a ten won one lost record We f1n1shed second rn the northern d1VlS1OIl after los ng a play off to Oxford The squad was made up of seven semors frve Junrors two sophomores and one freshman Frfteen other boys have played a few J V games By defeattng Sabattus and Canton rn the Regron 3 tournament at South Par1s we became one of the teams ent1t1ed to play rn the Western Marne Class S Tourney at Le wtston WESTERN MAINE FOUL SHOOTING CHAMPION 1956 Roger Flanrgan Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Casco Alumnr Ho111s Brrdgton Academy Potter Oxford Brrdgton Academy Cormsh New Gloucester West Parts Cormsh I S g eo - ' -. so I 52 , . so - ' vs - 56 - se - ' 55 - ' 55 - '73 - ' Casco Casco Casco Casco qcontinuedj 69 - New Gloucester 47 Casco 61 58 - Woodstock 42 Casco 8 I 67 - Potter 51 Casco 81 Casco - West Paris - Lirnington - Woodstock - Oxford - Oxford Casco '79 Hollxs BASEBALL Front row Polland Shane Walo Merrrll Mames Second row Flamgan Hancock Rrng Symonds We had a very successful season and frnrshed wrth seven wms agamst two losses Comphments of ARCADIA FARMS EDWARDS GARAGE Otrsfleld Cresent Lake RAYMOND VARIETY BURNHAM and MORRILL Raymond South Parts 46 52 43 ' ' 48 SIXTH GRADES SEVENTH AND EIGHTH Front row J Mames Eldndge R Mames Front row Edes Pendexter Lrbby Sy L Chute Fogg Watkrns Second row monds,J Chute Second row Staton Maher Jacobson Flannrgan Thorpe Whrte Tenney Felker C Shane Wat C Chute Ashley Bernard Thrrd row kms Thtrd row P Shane Lord Leach Moore Lorrarn We started school September fourth wrth an enrollment of nrneteen chrldren Thrs year the srxth grad are rn a room by themselves We had an operetta rn October 1956 and we made S130 00 We had a Columbus Day Party We also had a Halloween Party wrth the srxth grade ln December each grade drew a Chrrstmas mural The seventh grade won and the erghth grade gave them a party We started practrcrng basketball rn December and we played our frrst game rn January Iunlor Hrgh School graduatron wrll be held at the church on June 10 The graduatmg class has chosen as therr theme Proudly We Hall The class tnp thrs year wrll be a vrsrt to the state caprtol the Blame Mansron and other places of rnterest rn Augusta Sponsored by C R LANG CUMBERLAND MOTORS S'lEVENS MOTORS PERCY BEAULIER all of Brxdgton - u I . 9 2 0 . 2 9 Tenney, Ramsey, Edwards, Procter, Lorrain, Orrs, Moore, E. Chute. I E ' I . . 1 0 n Front Chute Staton, Tenny Edes Front Symonds Orrs Shane Mames Pendexter Back WGIIKIHS Felker Back Maher Lorram Leach Chute Whrte Shane We have flve basketball games scheduled th1s year one w1th Oxford two wtth The boys plan to play baseball thxs spnng and the grrls some softball Eleven gtrls tn the slxth seventh and erghth grades are takmg baton lessons Front Chute Watklns Edes Back Tenney Shane Sponsored by I T BARDSLEY CO MBCDONALD MOTORS, E I STILES 8a SON CORLISS Sc LANE all of Bndgton t l : , , , : . . , ' . : ' . , : ' . ' . . . , . South Paris, and two with Bridgton. l : ' 0 rl . n n BUBBLE GUM Bubble gum ts a chewy substance whose purpose 1S mamly the recreatron of teenagers and chrldren Bubble gum rs composed of a sucky gooey exasperatmg gum base, to make rt strck to everythmg near the careless person chewrng rt! Have you ever sat on a movre seat when the person that just got up had been chewmg gum? Also there rs a lrttle sugar and corn syrup mrxed rn very carefully These are the mam rn gredrents that keep the publrc rnterested The food color rs of not too much rm portance because after the average teenager chews the gum for about three days there rsn t much food colorrng left Last but not least rs the natural and artrftcral flavors I doubt rf rt s the flavor that keeps the boys and grrls chawrng and chew mg because wrth an ambttrous chewer the flavor rs all gone tn about frfteen mrnutes havmg done tts duty of gettmg the person started on an rnteresttng and amusrng pastrme But I have not told the purpose of bubble gum as compared to plarn gum It rs a competrtrve sport among the younger generatron to see who can blow the brggest bubble The rewards may be anythmg from popularrty to a face covered wrth a ftlm of strcky gum They haven t been able to rnvent a gum that wrll retract rnto the mouth after the elastrc bubble grves rn to the conquerrng forces of atmospherrc pressure Every bad thmg has tts good pornts even rf rts bad pornts may be on the strcky srde One good pornt about bubble gum rs that rt does help to keep the teeth clean and whrte Also there was a prece rn the paper once that sard To chew gum wtll help you lose werght But I ve always thought that of many of our stout people who were gum chewers and bubble blowers But what about all of us slender people? Surely we must have a reason for chewrng thrs gum The reason must be that Amerrcan teenage boys and grrls lrke to make a sucky mess out of everythtng Of course the teenagers I know are not that krnd of specr men What can the reason be? Marron Wtlktnson There was a boy rn Sram And all he would Cal was Spam That wasn t so bad Except for hrs fad Whrch was eatmg hrs Spam wtth some Jam Josephrne Maher Sponsored by MOULTON the barber Oxford and Casco PLEASANT LAKE HOUSE and OVERLOOK FARM, both of Casco and MAINE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, Auburn 1 u 1 I 1 0 - . - 1 1 ., . . 1 .., . . 1 1 v 1 , 1 . . . . , . . 1 1 1 . . . . ,, 0 9 1 - - 11 1 a . . , ' . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 I A HARD WON VICTORY It was a pleasant day rn Dayton Kentucky but not so for Iackre Landon As he walked along the srdewalk he ktcked a small pebble before htm scuffrng the toes of hrs new saddle shoes He was thrnkrng as he always drd when enterrng a new school that rt probably wouldn t be much drfferent from the ones before rt There had been a great many schools for there was usually some trouble and hrs famrly always left because of rt He walked up the grey stone steps and went drrectly to the prrncrpal s offrce He was told to report to hrs home room Jackre left the offrce and started down the long corrrdor conscrous of the eyes upon htm for Iackre was the only negro rn a school of nrne hundred students How he had dreaded Ih1S day' After the new law had been passed hrs father had sard that someone must be the frrst to take advantage of tt Now Iackre wondered brt terly why rt had to be he He took an empty seat and sat down Then he pulled out a book and pretended to read rt Conversatron had dred when he entered the room but now several boys sauntered up to htm and cautrously asked hrs name and gave therrs Perhaps rt s hard for them too Jackre thought After school as he started out the door someone lard a hand on hrs shoulder Star tled he turned around It was one of the boys he had met earlrer rn the day Mrnd rf l walk home wrth you? he asked I lrve Just a block from your house Jackre nodded and the two boys started walkrng Upon drscoverrng that Jackre had played basketball before the older boy rnvrted htm to practrce the followrng afternoon At practtce the next day he amazed everyone wrth hrs talent and abrlrty rnclud rng the excrted coach Each nrght after that he practrced wrth the team A week later he was grven a new surt Hrs frrst game was agarnst the school s rrval Loursvrlle The gymnasrum was over flowrng wrth excrted spectators Ifthey were surprrsed to see a negro boy on therr team no one showed rt The game was close and excrtrng Both teams played well but the tall negro scored agarn and agarn wrth surprrsrng accuracy Durrng the last quarter the coach sent rn replacements leavrng the negro boy untrl last As he walked to the bench the crowd stood and gave the boy a well deserved cheer Wrth hrs new Dayton Jacket around hrs shoulders and the frrendly cheers of the crowd st1l1 rrngrng rn hrs ears he knew that here he belonged Perhaps the people from the southern town were thrnkrng the same thrng. Elrzabeth Stone v r Q 1 s . v u , . , ' l . . . . , . Q Q 1 1 Q . 1 Q y ' Q Q - 9 . . . . . , . s a I u Q ' . . ,, , . n Q 0 ' n u - ' n - . Q a v 0 1 1 ' . Q Q . . . , . . . . - , Q Q v a u Q 1 Q Q I Q n EVENING The settrng sun cast an eerre look over the surroundmg country srde and already dark shadows had crept quretly rnto the numerous nooks and crannres Now only the htlltops caught the fleetrng rays of the sun as she slowly slrpped behrnd the dtstant moun tarns As the last rays of the dyrng day faded from the htlls the beautrful evemng star Hesperous wrnked her frrendly eye from her accustomed place low rn the western sky The feelrng of lonelmess whrch swept over the land when the sun set d1d not last for soon Hesoerous was Jomed by Vega arc lrght of the northern sky Srrtus the dog star and myrrads of other stars each frrendly and cheerful rn IIS own way To the north the beautrful northern lrghts shtmmered and flrckered brrghter as the cloak of darkness settled even deeper over the land whrle rn the east the horrzon be gan to lrghten and soon the trees on the nerghbormg rrdge stood out ln sharp srlhouette agatnst the broad face of Drana goddess of nrght She had come to release the land from the gnp of nrght but also to rob the stars and sky of some of thetr beauty Clrmb mg hrgher above the surroundtng rtdges she cast a wetrd almost ghostlrke appearance over the land bathrng rt rn pale shadows and creatrng a cold lonely feelrng rn every thtng that lay under her twtnklrng eye Curtrs Murley TEENAGE GIRL Jane has outgrown wearrng her harr tn prgtarls she IS now experrmenttng wrth rt Frrst she cuts tt untrl rt looks lrke a boy s butch harr cut After she does thrs she com plams constantly that she can do nothmg wrth rt Boys occupy some of her trme but not as much of rt as she wrshes they would So she starts chasmg them She has a movte star rdol male of course She sees every movre he rs rn two or three trmes Every ttme he krsses a grrl rn the movre she screams and famts At mght whrle asleep she dreams of hrs ktssrng her someday She ofcourse hasasrngrngxdol She plays the Juke box rn the school coke shop over and over just to hear hrs vorce When she ts gettrng ready to go somewhere she can t decrde what to wear She puts on one dress then looks tn the mrrror and changes rt This goes on untrl rt seems she wrll never make her date rn trme Then suddenly she appears rn the dress she put on frrst Jane loves to wear Jeans everywhere she goes She would even wear them to school every day except the prrncrpal has passed a rule sayrng that no one could wear them Jane wears rouge lrpstrck and powder rn great amounts She thtnks she looks al rrght so she doesn t worry about her looks Don t worry frrend thrs grrl w111 grow up someday Kay Wtlbur Sponsored by HARRY REID Oxford STONE S DRUG STORE, WOODMAN S and ROBERT DOW all of Norway 1 . ' I ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . ' - 1 . 1 0 ' 1 1 1 , ' . 1 0 . . . . . , . . - , 1 1 - 1 1 ' 9 1 1 0 o 1 1 u I l ' - 1 . . , . , 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 0 ' - 1 1 , . . . . r 1 ' . . ' 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 TELEVISION SERIALS John and Marge were 1n love He was twenty seven and she was twenty two Therr two famrlres were agamst thexr gettrng marrred We wrll now have our commercral and then back to our serral Best of Luck 1n the Future John and Marge Glugo IS our new cleanrng product Put tt 1n your oven and let ll set for one mrnute and presto your work rs all done lf you don t lrke to wash d1shes put tn on your d1shes wrthout water and they are done no wrprng needed Now back to our story John and Marge have started to run away They have taken therr horses and now they are twenty flve mrles from home Meanwhrle then mothers have just come home from a brrdge party They are frantrc when they frnd therr chrldren gone We w1ll con clude the story after thts advemsement Be wrse be spry buy Glugo Why? To save trme of course Mrs Jones why do complete the serral for today Call the pohcel Our chrldren have run away Meanwhrle John and Marge are 1n trouble Thelr horses have Oh I am so sorry but the trme has just run out Stay tuned for tomorrow and Glugo wrll present another ftfteen mrnutes of thrs wonderful program Her Her beauty IS endless enemles few Her And schedule near perfect many her crew The The summer wtth sunshrne wrnter wrth snow Then sprmg brrngs the thaw And flowers start to grow To stroll near the road stde When sprtng comes to call Makes me feel sure That there s love tn us all By Sa ndra Perta NATURE The moon and the Are surely not new SIBIS Nor ts the rambow In soft lovely hue As we dream by the rtver Wrth the ones that we love There s a soft gentle breeze And the pmes sway above The sweetness of evenmg The cr1spness of dawn Makes us e er thankful Of the place we were born Here tn New England We ve worked and we ve labored But sttll I m qutte sure It rs us she has favored. Carolyn Rose Sponsored by E R CLOUGH, General Merchandrse, hast Raymond, Marne you like Glugo? I like Glugo because I hardly ever have to do any work. Now to -:Q J 1- my ,f 1 . N , 5 f -f' ' L 4 f . Q Q 42+ 1:aM'? -ga! A -an-fi g1 '21fw xg 2 , ,, .,., ' ---1 J L , f ,, 12 ' ', 4 , i Q ,,, 2 - xl V .ff , ,NJ V V . ' -Q 1 y f f x , ' V I in ' ' I A ' ab J. ! I ' ' - ff. - 4 W- J ' v 1' 7 N - - k K 'A V ,vb , Q ,V Z .. 11+ '-sv v I 4 'A W: ' ' K l 5 I tx ' 's-- 'fl ' I, x 7 .4 r. J ' - W A - gi, ,W hz? A eva Y Q. .V Q vw Sig' 4 3-,Q . f f . 0 .I--, .,f.,, lk 7 ' .1 J 2 We f' '- H.- Q-W, f'-f-'fx if a M, GI 2 ,. .vw 1 ,ff ff N11 ,L 5 1 -Y f 5 f. ' ,.'w,. . 4I,,..m v3.3.5, E1 u ff. 1 , A C 5 I 7, M . '49 ' -r , f no 'L' H' 6 7 'T - f if -fr . ..f 'i : fe, :L-1 K . Q Q' fl -aa f 9' NY 9 ,W if W7 The alumnr members mentroned below have arded rn the publrcatron of thts rssue of our annual by grvrng ll frnancral support You and many other good frrends make such a publrcatron possrble Thanks to everyone who axded us rn any way 1916 1918 1922 1923 1925 1928 1931 1935 1936 1939 1940 1941 1942 1946 1947 1948 1954 1955 Mtldred Cole Falmouth Ray Frles Gorham Fred Matnes So Casco Marran Shane Douglas So Brtdgton Kenneth Hancock Casco Leona Hall Edwards Casco Allan Duntley Casco O11veEdwardsHancock Casco Sumner Hancock Casco Vemal Edwards Casco JamesF1agg Naples Katherme Cole Duntley Casco Ph1l1pCo1e Casco Hacker Hall Casco WrlmaL1bby Hall Casco Church hrll Edwards Crescent Lake Merton Symonds Crescent Lake Alberta Shane Symonds Crescent Lake Owen Hancock Casco Antta Frank Casco Reg1naldF1ckett Casco borrarne Hunt Morton Naples Leander Chute Casco R1chardCram Casco Mar1lynHanscom Cram Casco Gtlbert Avery Casco W11l1amCombes Casco Al1ceP1erceCombes Casco W1lmaRob1nson Avery Casco Stanley Mrtchell Casco Jerald Bell Hartford Conn Margaret Hall Portland GRADUATES OF 1956 Jerald Bell Hartford Conn Rrchard Duntley Gorhman State Teachers College Donna Edwards U S W T C Margaret Hall Portland Clyde Mrtchell Casco George Petltpas So Casco Robert Small Crescent Lake Rlchard Symonds Crescent Lake Randall Ward Crescent Lake Janet Webb Portland Norman Wtlkrnson Unrversrty of Marne What IS nature I d hke to know The summer sun the wrnter snow The flowers that bloom rn the month of WHAT IS NATURE? OLD NED There was an old man named Ned Who acted ltke he was dead But one frne day M-YY He went away The beauty of sprtng tlse gloom of Thls trme rt was real rnstead death A baby s frrst cry a person s last breath? Why oh why rs tt always so? W1llI ever, ever, know? . . s - Q ' . ' n - ' - .. ' - - I - . - , ' 9 - 0 9 ' 9 - ' - - ' - ' ' u ' 0 - , ' . - - U O - I 0 I l 0 . I , I 1 , I 1 2 ' 9 . A , 1 1 - , I 1 v QOV MESE QVE. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 26 22 I-IEI ZIVIAXN AND SIVII'I'I-I L DINGLEY5 PLLJIVIBIINICS EL.f:C., I I-2 I C., SEIQVICE StC C A SHANE MASON CONTRACTOR A Sp T1Ry d44 Casco, Maine Tel. Casco - Casco, Maine G ies, Gas, ubrication S T 1 C 4-4 I , , -.. 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C O NADANY Portland Maine Lewiston ALJBLH2 N N OVE L.T Y CCBAPANY WHOLESALERS Candy Toys Tobacco Novelties of All Kinds 66 Main Street Auburn The Only Shops in Maine Specializing in Apparel for COMPLIMEN TS OF 13121 E 'XID F N CA LDEQWOOD WHOLESALE B AKE RS Bread and Rolls for All OCCHSIOHS 61 63 Pleasant Street Portland Malne Tel SPruce 3 7291 THE TREES Look at the tall and stately trees W1th leaves gently mov1ng 1n the breeze They are so much taller than you and I W1th l1mbs upl1fted to the sky Wouldn t you l1ke to be a tree 'P But even though they are so tall I m free to move they aren t at all So I would rather be Just me Than be a tall and stately tree Sharon O Ne1l Sponsored by NORWAY SAVINGS BANK, Norway SOUTH PARIS SAVINGS BANK and BURNHAM AND MORRILL South Par1s and DR NEWTH of Harr1son of They seem to murmur just to me, VVENDELI. 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1957, pg 16

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1957, pg 50

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1957, pg 47

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1957, pg 44

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