Central Aroostook High School - Arostookan Yearbook (Mars Hill, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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Currie, May 21, 1937 - January 21, 1957, a grad uate in the class of 1955 is respectfully remembered by the graduating class of '57, faculty, and students of Aroostook Central Institute. 531' I A 1 Seated: B. Smith, G. Biggar, D. Long, H. Estabrook, L. Twombly, B. Jones, L. Boyd, and Mrs. Stromback, Advisor. Standing: Mr. Stromback, Advisor, L. McCrum, B. Grass, I. Carvell, I. Kinney, M. Tweedie, L. Weeks, R. Hanson, L. McGaughy, F. Ryder, V. Watterson, C. Banks, G. Whitaker, and Dale Patterson. 195714 5 ' ' sfayg 1957 Co-Editors-in-Chief- - - - - -HARLETTA ESTABROOK, DOROTHY LONG Business Manager ----- --------------- B ARREY SMITH Assistant Business Manager --------------------- LANE MCGAUGHY Class Editors --------- GEORGIA BIGGAR, LINDA TWOMBLY, LORETTA BOYD Club Editors ----- - -BETTY IONES, DALE PATTERSON, MARY ANNE TWEEDIE Photography Editors ---- GRACE ROBINSON, BEVERLY GRASS, VELSA WATTERSON Sports Editors ---- ------------- F REDERICK RYDER, LOWELL WEEKS Alumni Editors - - - - - RICHARD HANSON, JUDY KINNEY Exchange Editor - - -------------- JOYCE CARVELL Circulation Editors - - - - WILLIAM HAWKSLEY, ELMER WATSON We, the Class of 1957, not wanting our high school days to be forgotten, bring you this book. May it truly become a spotlight to acquaint you with our high school days as we recall them. 4 ! J keg img 4 H S MR. S. STROM- MR. E. PORTER MRS. S. GRIFFIN Social Studies Languages English BA CK Business Education Sub. Master Principal Q 0 MISS H. WOOD- SUM Math it W- MRS. P. SMITH Music N 5 rf A Q' lx A W1 MR. W. P. THOMAS MRS. E. PORTER MR. C. WHITAKER MRS. E. STROM- MR. P. DEAN MRS. I. PORTER English Agriculture BACK Physical Education HOIIIS EC Chemistry Sciences Drivers Education Basketball 7k 246134 7646 Amt No act is somewhat noble or A sacrifice unless It carries all the character Of true unselfishness. There is no glory on the earth That anyone deserves Except as now his fellowman He really loves and serves. He has to be sincere in all He ever strives to do And not just try to benefit The wealthy and the few. lf we could live from day to day As Jesus would have us to live It would not seem so harsh for us Our enemies to forgive. So let's remember the other fellow Let's abide by the golden rule For only then can we be sure Our act is sincere and true. Barrey Smith '57 74a 'kaelno It is my opinion that the American people are somehow being misled about our teachers. The parents' distorted view of them is quite appalling. Maybe you are one of those who have the mistaken idea that teaching school is an undemanding position, filled by sitting behind a desk and giving assignments. The real teachers, however, are busy getting to know their pupils better, outlining a year's pro- gram that will be both beneficial and interesting, and composing tests to determine if they have been teaching in a manner their students are comprehending. Their job is a difficult one, requiring diligent handling. Are you one of the parents who sends his children to school expecting the teacher to straighten them out, without personally supporting the teacher's program? Some mothers belong to nearly every club in town and the fathers to all the lodges, but how many are interested enough in their children to spend two hours once a month making an effort to find out why Johnny can't read? A very, very few, but the attendance invariably increases when there is a covered-dish supper! Yes, the teachers can instruct guide, and direct but they need to have the parents fulfilling their duty AFTER school hours. Harletta Estabrook '57 Seadoo 61444 Wan Punta Valedictorian ---- Salutatorian ---- First Honor Essay - - Second Honor Essay - CLASS MARSHAL - - CLASS ADVISOR - - CLASS MOTTO - - - Cl.ASS FLOWER - - - ---------------f-BARREYSMI11-1 - HARLETTA ESTABROOK - - - -GEORGIA BIGGAR - - - - DOROTHY LONG - ----- KENNETH LUNN - MR. EMMETT PORTER - - SEEKING FOR WISDOM - - -VARIGATED CARNATION This page sponsored by G. L. HEWITT DAVID FREDERIC BEA L ll Dave!! Febnrary 17. 1939 College I will sit down now. but time will come when you shall hear me. Perry High School, Perry, New York 1. 2.3g Class Treasurer 4. CAROLINE DOW BANKS Banksie December 4, 1938 College 'If you stop to think don't forget to start. Band 1,2g No. Maine Festival 1.2.3. All-Aroos. Band 1g Glee Club 1.33 Girls Basketball 2g FHA 1. 25 Junior Ex. 3. Mag. Campaign 4. General Manager 4g Girls State 3. LORETTA JEAN BOYD 1 Gram October 22, 1939 Business Education Push, pull. or get out of the way, Glee Club 1.2.33 Vice President 2.3.45 Comm. Club 2.3. 4g Lib. 3.4. Office Staff 1.2. FHA 2.3.4. Parliamentarian 4. Junior Ex, 3. Senior Play 45 Editorial Staff 43 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3.4. GEORGIA FAYE BIGGAR Dimples April 25, 1939 Business Education Be quiet and stay out of trouble. Band 1.2.3, No.Maine Fest, 1.2.3. All-Aroos. Band 1.3. IV Cheerl. 23 Var, Cheerl. 3.4. Softball 2,3g Sr. Class Ed. 43 Stu. Coun. 2g Comm. Club 2.3.4. Lib. 3.4. Off. Staff 3.4. FHA 1.2.3.4g Ex. Council 43 Jr. Ex. 33 Mag, Cam- paign 4, Asst. Gen. Manager 45 Ed. Staff 4. Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3.43 Girls State 3. Alternate, All-Maine Band 3: Glee Cl. 2.35 Girls Basketball 1.2,3.4g JOYCE MARIE CARVELL Cuddles February 12, 1939 General A good many things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus, Presque Isle High School 1,23 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Class Treasurer 3g Student Council 4g School Editor 4, Lib. 43 Of- fice Staff 4g FHA 43 Senior Play 4g Editorial Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN CALDWELL Pat May 20, 1938 Business Education Hair of gold, eyes of blue, love and laughter always in v1ew. Glee Club 1.2.35 Comm. Club 2.3.43 FHA 1.2.3. HARLETTA MAE ESTABROOK Sugar March 20, 1939 College 'True love is never blind, Band 1.2.3,4g No, Maine Festival 1,2,3,4g All-Aroos. Band 1g Glee Club 1, 2.33 All-Aroos, Glee Club 3g Girls Basketball 1, 2.3.45 President lg Treasurer 25 Parl. 4, Student Council 13 Lib. 3g FHA 1,2.3,4g Jr. Ex, 3g Senior Play 45 Spear Speak- ing Contest 4, Mag, Cam- paign 35 Hm. Rm. Capt.: Ed, Staff 4g Co-Ed,-Chief. Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3.4: Girls State 3, All-Aroos, League Speaking Contest 3. JON ALEN CLAYTON Jonny August 8. 1939 Agriculture 'Many great men have died and I don't feel very well. Frosh Basketball lg intra, Basketball 3: FFA Basketball 2.3. 43 FFA 1.2.3,4g Vice President 4, BEVERLY JEAN GRASS Bev October 7. 1939 General 'All boys are worthless to her except one. No. Maine Festival 1g Glee Club 1.2.3g Girls Basketball 1g Softball 1. Lib, 4g FHA 1.4. HELEN MARION GLIDDEN 'Heifer' 'When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash, No. Maine Festival 1.2. Glee Club 1.23 Softball 23 Comm Club 43 Lib. 4: Office Staff 4: FHA 1.2.3. LOIS JEAN HALLETT 'Jeanie' March 10. 1939 Business Education 'Never let studies interfere with recreation, No. Maine Festival 1g Glee Club 1.2.33 Girls Basketball 15 Softball 1.2g Comm, Club 2.3.43 FHA 1.2.3. CAROLYN DELORES GRA SS 'Carolyn' February 26. 1938 l General 'What is life without a few 'quiet ones. Glee Club 1.2.31 FHA 1.2.4. October 7 . 1938 General-Comm. January 8, Frosh Basketball 1g IV Basketball 2g intra, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Comm, Club 2,3,4g'Lib. 43 Editorial Staff 4. September 14, 1938 General Comm. Quiet only to those who don't know her. North Maine Festival 15 Glee Club 1,2g Girls Basketball 1.2, 3.4, Managerg Softball 2g Library 2,45 Office Staff 43 FHA 1, 2g Usher 2. WILLIAM ROGER HA WKSLEY Billy 1939 Business Education 'Men of few words are the best men, 1 1 RICHARD WAYNE HANSON Lightning October 12, 1938 College . Thou shall not study unless I acquire the habit, Glee Club 2,35 Frosh Basketball lg intra, Basketball 1.2.3,-ig Junior Ex. 3g Aroostook League Speaking Contest 3: Senior Play 43 Spear Speaking Contest 4g Editorial Staff 4. PATSY DALE JONES ll Patil BETTY ARLENE JONES 'Emmie' April 12, 1938 General I am never worried about the questions, it's the answers. Glee Club 1.2.35 Student Council 1,2,3,4g Treasurer 3g Lib. lg Office Staff 1,2,3,4g FHA 2.3.43 Treasurer 4g Junior Ex. 3: Senior Play 45 Editorial Staff 4: Sportsmanship Rater 3g Ticket Seller 4g Usher 2.3. JUDITH ARLENE KINNEY nludyn April 8, 1939 'Work is good for you, but love is better. Glee Club 2,33 Senior Activity Chairman 43 FHA 1.2.3.43 Editorial Staff 4. KENNETH LERDY LUNN Kennie September 5, 1939 'Men of few words are the best men. Band 1. 2.3.43 North Maine Festival 1, 2.3.43 All-Ar00Sl00k Band 13 Intra. Basketball 1.23 FFA Basketball 1,22 Baseball 23 FFA 1,23 Class Marshal 3.4. General JOHN THOMAS KILCOLLINS Iack September 15. 1939 General I would rather be short and shine, than be tall and cast a shadow. IV Basketball 3: Varsity Basketball 4g Intra, Basketball 1. 23 FFA Basketball 1.23 Student Council 1,23 Junior Ex, 33 Alter nate3 Sportsmanship Rater 2, General DOROTHY MARIAN LONG Dot June 29, 1939 Business Education 'Bom with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad Band 1,2,3,42 No. Maine Fest. 1.2.3.43 Glee Club 1.2.33 Class Sec. 1.23 Comm, Club 2,3,4: Lib, 2.3.43 Off, Staff 2.33 FHA 1.2.3.43 Ex, Councilg Ir, Ex. 33 Sr, Play 43 Mag, Camp, Gen, Mgr. 43 Ed, Staff 43 Co-Ed,-In-Chief 43 Nat'l. Hon. Soc. 3.43 Usher 2.3. HA LLIE RONALD N IGHTENGA LE Ronnie August 2, 1939 General Women, women, short or tall, makes no difference I love them all, Nashua Junior High School 13 Glee Club 2,32 Intra. Basket- ball 2,43 Baseball 2,3,4: Student Council 33 Junior Ex, 33 Senior Play 4. DANA GA LEN MULLEN Moon April 27, 1939 Agriculture Live fast, love hard and die young. Intra, Basketball 33 FFA Basketball 33 FFA 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 43 Junior Ex. 3, Alternate3 Frosh Basketball 1. GRACE MILDRED ROBINSON Toots August 20, 1939 College Look how thy ring encompasseth thy finger, North Maine Festival 1,22 Glee Club 1,2Q Girls Basketball 1, 2,33 Softball 1,21 Class Secretary 33 Lib, 1,2,3,43 Office Staff 1, 2.3.43 FHA 1, 2,35 Senior Play 43 Magazine Campaign 23 Editorial Staff 43 Usher 2,3. DALE WENDELLA PATTERSON Sugar July 27. 1939 Business Education The greatest pleasure of life is love, Band 1, 2.3.43 North Maine Festival 1, 2,3,43 IV Cheerleader 1, 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3,43 Class Secretary 43 Student Coun cil33 Comm. Club 2,3,43 Lib. 43 Office Staff 1,23 FHA 1, 2,3,43 Junior Ex. 33 Senior Play 43 Editorial Staff 4. ALFRED ROWE SHAW Cuff August 12, 1938 Agriculture Never late till twelve and then it's early, IV Basketball 2,32 Intra, Basketball 1,2,33 FFA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4. l x l I LINDA LEE TWOMBLY Zeke October '7 , 1939 Paddle your own canoe, I paddled mine, Band 1,2,3Q No, Maine Festival 1,2,33 Glee Club 1.2.33 Student Council 4, Secretary3 Comm. Club 2,3.4: All- Aroos. Band 33 Office Staff 1,3,43 Senior Play 43 Edi- torial Staff 43 Ticket Seller 4, ARNOLD FREDERICK RYDER Freddie October 8, 1939 Business Education Fond of sports and laughter pleasure first and business after, No, Maine Festival 1g Glee Club 13 IV Basketball 1,2,33 Varsity Basketball 43 Baseball 3,43 Baseball Manager 23 Comm, Club 2,3,4Q Senior Play 43 Editorial Staff 4. Business Education BARREY DEANE SMITH Wally May 28, 1939 College 'The door to success is labeled, PUSH, Band 1,2,3,4Q No, Maine Fest, 1,2,3,4Q All-Aroos, Band 1,32 All-Maine Glee Club 33 Glee Club 1,35 Var. Bskt, Mgr. 3,41 Var, Baseball Manager 33 Class President 2.3.43 Student Council 2,33 Vice Pres. 43 Pres, of No, Maine Assoc. of Stud. Coun, 33 Jr, Ex. 33 Sr, Play 43 Mag, Cam, 23 Ed. Staff 3,42 Bus, Mgr, 43 Nat'l, Hon, Soc, 3.4. ELMER JAMES WATSON Elmer September 27. 1938 Business Education Calm, cool, and co1lected3 more often seen. than heard, Comm. Club 2,3,4Q Editorial Staff 43 Lib, 33 Senior Play 4. MARY ANN TWEEDIE Twiddle July 9, 1939 Business Education Life is what you make it. - North Maine Festival 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Girls Basketball 13 Student Council 43 Comm, Club 2,3,4: FHA 1, 2.3.42 Senior Play 43 Editorial Staff 43 Usher 3.4. LOWELL DUNN WEEKS 'Tiger' April 24. 1939 College 'I agree with no man's opinions, I have some of my own. Band 1, 2,3,4Q North Maine Festival 1, 2.3.43 All-Aroos. Band 1.33 Glee Club 2.33 JV Basketball 23 Var, Basketball 3.43 Basketball Manager 23 Baseball 2.3.42 Jr, Ex. 33 Senior Play 43 Mag, Camp, 13 Ed. Staff 43 Nat'l, Hon, Soc, 3.43 Boys State 3. VELSA LEE WATTERSON Velsie August 29. 1939 College I shall laugh myself to death. North Maine Festival 2,33 Glee Club 2.33 All-Aroostook Glee Club 33 Lib. 2.33 Office Staff 23 FHA 1,2.3.43 Junior Ex. 33 Senior Play 43 Editorial Staff 4, NAME Caroline Banks David Beal Georgia Biggar Loretta Boyd Patricia Caldwell Joyce Carvell Jon Clayton Harletta Estabrook Helen Glidden Beverly Grass Carolyn Grass Lois Hallett Richard Hanson William Hawksley Betty Jones Patsy Jones John Kilcollins Judith Kinney Dorothy Long Kenneth Lunn Dana Mullen Ronald Nightingale Dale Patterson Grace Robinson A, Frederick Ryder Alfred Shaw Barrey Smith 1 Linda Twombly Mary Ann Tweedie Elmer Watson Velsa Watterson Lowell Weeks KNOWN A S 'Banksie' Dave' Dimples' Gram' Pat Cuddles J onny' Sugar' Heifer 'Bev' Carolyn Jeanie Dick Billy Emmie' Pat Jack Judy 'Dot' Kenny 'Moon' 'Ronnie' Sugar' Toots Freddy Cuff 'Wally' Zeke' 'Twiddle' Elmer Velsie nfrigeru n n rv LA ST SEEN Riding in the ambulance In English class Talking in the ha ll With Marty Dating Burgher With Clair On the Fort road Writing notes In Easton Writing letters With Dickie C, Driving the green DeSoto Going 'dear' hunting 'Dear' hunting Movies with Dickie B, In shorthand class With 'girlsl l' Talking Going to movies with Norman Talking to Judy Teasing girls At Blanchard's Picking turkeys Cooking Playing baseball With a girl Talking Sitting in the car on Main St. Driving Bob's Buick Arguing laughing Going to Harletta's camp WOULDN'T GIVE UP LAST WORDS Her corpses All right! Knock it off! All my classes Oh-ah! John Oh sugar Marty No you don't! Burgher's ring Oh fiddle Clai.r's picture Gee-mo-crow Trying to date Lorraine Well, now Varsity player No. 8 I'm sorry Working into Al's Oh shoot Her diamond Oh you don't say Her locket Oh rats Bob's ring Well, would you believe that His Chevy Don't fight over me, girls! Diploma Oh ball-headed Dickie's class ring Onie? Going to Ohio His girlfriends Don't be funny I'd die if I couldn't laugh! Carl's ring Honest! Norman You know what I mean Judy Holy ole dying His hot rod Aw! No kiddin' His Ford Oh rats Her pearl ring Oh dear Richard Honey, time to get up l Blue suede shoes Oh shucks His trips to Bridgewater By crow! His Bible You don't say Larry Rats! I Black onyx ring l-!ow's that grab ya Class ring Shoot Her piano Oh stop it His 65 mph pickup Drop dead! FA VORIT E SONG You are my sunshine The Lord's Prayer True Love Don't Forbid Me Church Bells Get Rhythm Cindy l've Grown Accustomed to His Face Peace in the Valley Love Me Love Me Tender True Love Born to Be With You 1'll Never Get Out of This World Alive Blue Moon His eye is on the Sparrow Don't Be Cruel Love Me Tender I' ll Never Let You Go You'll Never Klbw I Walk the Line Transfusion Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now Hound Dog Singing the Blues The Cat Came Back True Love Honey Love Walking in the Rain Walking in the Rain l'll Be Seeing You l've Grown Accustomed to Her Face C,D, B. D.F, B. G.F.B. 1-.J.B. I.M.C. P.A.C. J.A.C. H.M.E. H,M,G, B.J.G. C.D. G. L. I. H. R.W.H. W.R.H. B.A.I. P. DJ. THE HALL CLOCK WOULD STOP IF-- Barney forgot to wind it. Caroline didn't tend the dead, Dave didn't enjoy all his classes, Georgia became engaged again, Loretta broke up with Marty again. Pat came to school every day, Joyce didn't go out with Clair, Jon didn't eat candy in English class. Harletta stopped seeing Lowell, Bev stopped writing letters, Carolyn wa sn't seen with Dick at school. Lois didn't drive a certain green DeSoto. Richard got caught for speeding, Bill quit arguing, Betty stopped going to Castine. Patsy stopped playing basketbalL John lost his smile, Judy wasn't selen in a 'blue Chevy, Dot didn'thave an interest in Bridgewater, Kenny didn't see Judy every day, Ronnie stopped chasing girls. Dale didn't get married after graduation, Grace didn't get Dick's supper, Freddie didn't know his Shorthand, Alfred stopped flirting, Barrey didn't have a joke for someone. Linda didn't see Larry everyday. Marianne would settle down, Elmer didn't get to school every moming on time, Velsa didn't practice. Lowell got married before graduation, SENIOR CLA SS INITIA LS Caroline's dead bodies J, 'I',K. John talks kingly Dave favors Bibles J. A, K, Judy acts kindly Georgia flirts boldly D,M, L, Dorothy mastered love Loretta jun beams K, L, L, Kenneth likes love Joyce marries Clair D,G,M, Dana goes mad Pat acts cool R. H. N. Ronnie has nightmares Jon acts crazy D, W,P, Dale worships Pratt and Whitney Harletta may elope G,M, R, Grace married Richard Helen makes good F,A, R, Freddie answered right Beverly just giggles A,R, S. Alfred rates smiles Carolyn, Dick's girl B, D, S, Barrey does swell Lois just hollers L, L. T, Linda, Larry's treasure Richard waits hopefully M,A,T, Mary, Arlo's type William raises heat E,J,W, Elmer just waits Betty acts joyful V.L,W, Velsa likes winking Patsy deals justly L, D, W, Lowell drives wild ,KWQ O WX I Front Seat - - - - Back Seat - - Brakes ---- - Spark ---- Parking lights Tail lights - - - Headlights - - Starter - - - Exhaust - - Dash light - - Spare tire - - Gears - - - Knock - - Battery - - - endow A WWW UMW 'Qi' WM Wi M Jig, HARLETTA and LOWELL FREDDIE and DOROTHY - - - - - - - CAROLINE -------LORETTA -------BETTY - - - PAT and JOYCE ' ' 'ION C. and HELEN - - - - - MR. PORTER - - DAVID - - -BILLY - - PATSY ' 'JOHN K. - - -KENNETH ' ' ' 'JUDY Horn - - - - -DALE Heater - - - - - LINDA Body ---- - - GRACE Bumper - - - - BEVERLY Fuel pump - - - - CAROLYN Driver ----- ------ G EORGIA Rumble Seat - - - - - ALFRED and DANA Speedometer - - - -RICHARD Switch -------- ------ V ELSA Glove compartment - - - - MARIANNE Gas -------- - - BARREY Steering wheel ---- ELMER Windows ----- - - -LOIS and RONNIE X if rg, ,fn 1,2 First row: G. Upton, M. Guiggey, I. York, L. Roope, B. Gullifer, L. McGaughy, J. Blanchard, R. Graves, L. Crichton, J. Grass, L. Gessner. Second row: H. Jones, M. Glidden, M. Bartley, B. Grass, W. Durost, E. Young, G. Somerville, R. Caldwell, A. Smith, R. Hawskley, J. Rideout, Mrs. Griffin. Third row: K. Mahan, R. Rand, M. Rand, M. Tapley, J. Higgins, D. Hanning, A. Keegan, C. Kilcollins, D. Bell, L. McCrum, J. Hallett, V. Brooks, G. Dixon. Fourth row: C. Burlock, T. Tilley, F. Buckley, H. Beals, W. Gilman, E. Watson, D. Han- ning, M. Quigley. I dlttdfb In September we held our first class meeting. We elected the following officers: President ---- - - LANE MCGAUGHY Vice President - - - - - - BARBARA GULLIFER Secretary ---- ' ' JACKIE BLANCHARD Treasurer ----- --------------- L OIS ROOPE Student Council - - - - -LANE MCGAUGHY, RICHARD GRAVES LINDA CRICHTON, IRIS YORK 2444641415 Wkonku Varsity Lane McGaughy Assistant Varsity Manager Michael Quigley Edwin Young J. V. Manager Gordon Somerville Richard Graves Earl Watson ' ?aad77Zemln4 Lane McGaughy, Linda McCrum, Linda Crichton, Michael Quigley, Donna Bell, Judy Grass, Arlyn Keegan. Linda McCrum, Margaret Glidden, Ramona Rand, Marilyn Guiggey, Martha Rand, Linda Crich- ton, Jackie Blanchard, Donna Bell. 7. 7. ff. Wtcmlou Tommy Tilley, Billy Gilman, Hazen Beals, Carlton Burlock, Richard Caldwell, Adrain Smith. Varsity--Linda Crichton, Barbara Gullifer, Jackie Blanchard. F.F.A. DREAMBOAT, Hazen Beals, and F.H.A. SWEETHEART, Martha Rand, were our candi- dates for the Penny Carnival. We plan to hold Junior Exhibition later in the year. MARS HILL RADIO 8a TV CENTER ..g If First row: V. Dixon, J. Bell, B. Boyd, J. Lunney, D. Larrabee, M. Lunn, L. Beals, D. Mc- Crum, G. Orser, B. Hallett, J. Burtt. Second row: L. Grass, S. Asher, D. Wilson, J. Shaw, T. Ryder, P. Shaw, B. Case, R. Curtis, A. Crichton, D. Gilman, S. Barrey, T. Keating, Mrs. Porter, Advisor. Third row: B. Watterson, L. Foster, I. Kilcollins, G. Collins, R. Cald- well, E. Watton, J. Beal, R. Kearney, W. Patterson, G. Tweedie, J. Burlock, L. Beattie, P. Pineau. Fourth row: R. Holmes, M. Townsend, G. Benson, J. Beal, J. Phillips, D. Kingsbury, B. Thomas, H. Smith, W. Lento. ln September we held our first class meeting. We elected the following officers: President ----- - - -MARILYN LYNN Vice President - - - - -DENNIS LARRABEE Secretary ---- - LAWRENCE BEALS Treasurer ----- ------------ J UDY LUNNEY Student Council- - - - - DIANNE McCRUM, BRENDA BOYD, MARILYN LUNN guledall 77Kanln4 . LV. Varsity Wayne Patterson Lawrence Beals Merlin Townsend Hugh Smith Tommy Keating Billy Thomas Jr. Gearld Benson Dwa ine Kingsbury ?and7I!anlm Judy Shaw, Dianne McCrum, Ann Crichton, Bertina Watterson, Rena Kearney, Tammy Ryder, Leah Beattie, Merlin Townsend, Dwaine Kingsbury, June Burlock. 7. 71. ,4.W!anlou Judy Shaw, Ann Crichton, Dianne McCrum, Judy Lunney, Peggy Shaw, Leah Beattie, Lorraine Grass, Rena Kearney, Brenda Boyd, Bettina Watterson, Sue Barrey, Gayle Orser, Barbara Hal- lett, Geraldine Tweedie, Donna Gilman, Joanne Burtt. Dennis Larrabee, Reginald Curtis, Earl Waton, Billy Lento. LV. --Ann Crichton, Gayle Orser, June Beal, Leah Beattie, Joanne Burtt. Varsity--Peggy Shaw. F.F.A. DREAMBOAT Dennis Larrabee and F.H.A. SWEETHEART Barbara Hallett were our candi dates for the Penny Carnival. 'This page sponsored by YORK and FENDERSON, Mars Hill 3' First row: D. Hanning, B. Ryder, L. Fletcher, B. Miller, M. Bates, F. Tapley, R. Anderson, M. Cook, B. Boulier, L. Weeks, B. Mullen, J. Boyd, N. Graves, L. McGaughy. Second row: Mrs. Stromback, W. Glidden, J. Beals, S. Durost, B. Watterson, L. Bell, G. Kinney, P. Ful- ton, B. Gillen, B. Stromback, L. Kearney, B. Blanchard, Mr. Stromback. Third row: L. Dye D. Hitchcock, R. Mersereau, D. Ouiggley, A. Maskell, L. Kilcollins, C. Stickney, D. Bur- lock, L. Rand, G, Dyer, R. Hawksley, J. Stickney. Fourth row: O. Dearborn, A. Stetson, L. Hallett, D. Beals, B. Grass, B. Lunn, J. Griffin, W. Garrison, R. Shaw, R. Watson, P. Stick ney, R. Crouse. Fifth row: J. Hatfield, A. Holmes, D. Pryor, R. Kingsbury, G. Dixon, D. Kinney, E. Hathaway, G. Wotton, K. Watson, M. Mazer, C. Turner. In September we held our first class meeting. The following officers were chosen: - - -ROBERT ANDERSON - BONNIE BOULIER ' - - MARY COOK - FRED TAPLEY ROBERT ANDERSON President ---- Vice President - - - ' Secretary- - -- ' ---' ' Treasurer----- - Student Council - - ----------- LARRY WEEKS. ?a46edf4ll7f!em6'n4 J.V. --Robert Anderson, Alan Maskell, Roy White, Melvin Mazer, Richard Watson, Wayne Garrison, Ernest Hathaway, Raymond Mersereau, Craig Turner. 3and7fKanlou Linda McGaughy, Mary Cook, Bonnie Blanchard, Willa Glidden, Linda Rand, Celesta Watter- son, Nancy Graves, Arthur Stetson, Rhonello Shaw, Robert Anderson, Larry Weeks, Donald Quiggley, Wayne Garrison, Richard Hawksley, Gary Dyer, Brian Grass, Craig Turner. 7. 71. 14.7ff0nf0t4 Marie Bates, Judy Beals, Bonnie Blanchard, Mary Cook, Linda Fletcher, Bonnie Gillen, Willa Glidden, Nancy Graves, Brenda Hawksley, Leah Kearney, Lois Kilcollins, Grace Kinney, Blanche Miller, Brenda Mullen, Linda Rand, Brenda Ryder, Barbara Stromback, Celesta Watte son. Varsity- - Larry Weeks. 7. 7. 14. 7fKen6'n4 Dana Beals, Cecil Durost, Lester Dyer, John Griffin, Jerry Hatfield, Dale Pryor, Roy White, Garth Wotton. J.V. --Linda McGaughy, Nancy Graves. F.F.A. DREAMBOAT, Roy White, and F.H.A. SWEETHEART, Mary Cook, were our candidat for the Penny Carnival. This page sponsored by SMITH and WEEKS INC. I I CS X AWUIIIIQ 'frihin f 'firms is ' 'xv :I ATT N 2 .1 '- First row: D. Long, C. Watterson, B. Mullen, P. Shaw, L. Boyd, B. Jones, L. McCrum, V. Watterson, D. McCrum, M. Tweedie, J. Burtt, L. Beattie. Second row: Mrs. Porter, Advisor, L. Crichton, B. Hallett, B. Boyd, R. Rand, M. Cook, G. Biggar, B. Miller, M. Rand, B. Grass, J. Beals, A. Crichton, T. Ryder, L. Grass, S. Barrey, C. Grass. Third row: G. Orser, N. Graves, L. Fletcher, B. Hawksley, B. Gillen, G. Kinney, L. Roope, J. Lunney, M. Glid- den, G. Tweedie, B. Blanchard, J. Burlock, W. Glidden, D. Gilman, J. Shaw. Fourth row: B. Watterson, J. Blanchard, M. Bates, B. Ryder, J. Kinney, D. Bell, J. Carvell, R. Kearney, L. Rand, C. Stickney, L. Kilcollins, H. Estabrook, B. Stromback, M. Crawford, L. Kearney, D. Patterson. ?I I I This year fifty-seven members joined F.H.A. with the following officers in charge. President ---- ---- LI NDA MCCRUM Reporter ------- MARIANNE TWEEDIE Vice President ---- VELSA WATTERSON Parliamentarian ----- LORETTA BOYD Secretary ---- - - - DIANNE MCCRUM Song Leader ---- - BLANCHE MILLER Treasurer ---------- BETTY JONES Advisor ----------- MRS. PORTER On December 8, the F.H.A. members attended the District meeting at Caribou. Dianne McCrum was a candidate for District Chairman. Relaxers were furnished by our chapter for the meeting. The F.H.A. has an Executive Council made up of Linda McCrum, Martha Rand, Georgia Biggar, Dorothy Long, Barbara Stromback and Judy Shaw. They made up the calender as follows Dec. 8 District Meeting April 7 F.H.A. Week Dec. 11 Christmas Ball April 27 State Convention Jan. 11 Penny Carnival May 3 Hobo Dance Jan. '23 Fudge Sale May 4 Hobo Day Feb. 9 Food Sale May 8 Fudge Sale Feb. 27 Fudge Sale May 17 Dad and Daughter Banquet March 15 Talent Show June 5 Installation . Sponsored by SMITH and WEEKS INC. , Mars Hill F.H.A. Sweetheart and F.F.A. Dreamboat State Public Relations Chairman L. BOYD and A. SHAW BETTY JONES F.H.A. CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of Seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression Of everything that is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. F.H.A. Officers for 1956-1957 At work on the State Newsletter Front row: M. Tweedie. Back row: P. Shaw, Left to right: D Long D Patterson L L. McCrum, Mrs. I. Porter, B. Jones, L. Boyd. Boyd, V. Watterson. This page sponsored by VINER'S MUSIC COMPANY, Bangor, Maine Seated: J. Griffin, L. Dyer, D. Larrabee, A. Shaw, J. Clayton, T. Tilley, D. Mullen, W. Gilman, W. Drost, D. Beals, B. Grass. Standing: G. Wotton, R. Caldwell, A. Smith, C. Burlock, R. White, H. Beals, F. Buckley, W.- Lento, R. Curtis, D. Pryor, E. Wotton, F. Tapley, and Mr. Whitaker, Advi- sor ' '7.?.,4. Last spring, we were host to the district F.F.A. and held the annual North- ern District F.F.A. Contest here. The poultry judging was done in the base- ment of the gym. Rope and rafters were done in the old gym and potato dis- eases, tool identification contests etc. , were held in the classrooms. The cattle judging was done at Ralph l-lotham's farm. We were the champions and were awarded a plaque. The boys that took part in the contest were: Robert Blanchard, Ion Clayton, Tommy Tilley, Adrian Smith, and Dana Mullen. Just before school closed, the Future Farmers, Floyd McPherson, Cecil Caldwell, and Barney Curtis went deep sea fishing. This year we went to East- port. We arrived there about 5 o'clock in the morning, after making the trip in the F.F.A. bus. The boys had breakfast at a restaurant, then went put fishing. The fishing was very good, but the weather was really too cold to enjoy it for long. We arrived home about 4 P. M. We had a grand time and hope to go again next year. This year we had nearly three acres of Certified Russet Burbank Potatoes. We raised them on Harden Shaw's Farm. They were very good and we still have them in storage. We raised 515 barrels. We wish to thank those that helped us with our fertilizer and spray materials. We are making plans for our next year potato project now. This year we have done some logging. We bought a new chain saw. Tru- man Tapley found a good place for us to cut on the Great Northern. We have about two thousand feet cut now and plan on cutting more in the spring. We will probably work some Saturday's as we want to have lumber enough to en- large our shop, make a garage for our bus, and have some lumber to use in the shop. We used our tractor to pull the logs out of the woods. The entire chapter and the members of the Band who were to play in the State Band made a trip together in the F.F.A. bus. The Band members went to Bangor to take part in the State Band. The boys made good reports of the meetings they attended and we had to give them in class. We learned a lot and hope to stay down for two days this year. We arrived home about 2 A. M. a bunch of ver tired bo s. Y , Y H ' - Seated: B. Gilman, Treasurer, A. Shaw, Reporter, T. Tilley, President, J. Clayton, Vice President, D. Mullen, Secretary. Standing: W. Drost, Chaplain, D. Larrabee, Sentinel. F. F. A. OFFICERS After school closed last spring, our F.F.A. judging team attended the state F.F.A. conven- tion and contests at the University of Maine. Our team did very well in most everything but not quite as well as the team did the year before. We tried hard, had a good time, learned a lot and are planning on doing a better job this year. The boys that made the trip and the contests were as follows: Rope, Ion Clayton: Rafters, Vaughn Bridges, Poultry Judging, Robert Blanchard, Bryant Grassg Dairy Cattle Judging, Robert Blanchard, Richard Caldwell, Weeds and Forage Crops, Tommy Tilley, Woodie Drost. Seated: C. P. Whitaker, T. Tilley, A. Shaw, D. Mullen, F. Tapley, W. Drost. Standing: C. Burlock, J. Clayton, W. Gilman, H. Beals, F. Buckley, D. Larrabee, J. Griffin. Sponsored by A. 85 P. STORE ' Wan ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY x Z it K I.. S 'f l 14 f If s 7 5 Z of Seated: B. Smith, L. Boyd, G. Biggar, H. Estabrook, D. Long, and L. Weeks. Standing: L. McGaughy, L. Roope, D. Hanning, and G. Somerville. The National Honor Society is an important part of our student activities. Our four main goals are character, scholarship, leadership, and service. This year we are going to get Nation al Honor Society pins. Also, a regional meeting has been proposed for all National Honor So- ciety groups in Aroostook county. We hope to attend. Seated, left to right: D. Patterson, D. Gilman, G. Tweedie, J. Burtt, G. Biggar, A. Keegan, L. Boyd. Standing: D. Long, G. Robinson, B. Grass, J. Carvell, S. Asher, H. Glidden, P. Jones, R. Kearney, V. Watterson, V. Dixon, L. Beattie, J. Kilcollins, Mr. Porter, Advisor. Sponsored by RIDEOUT'S MARKET First row: I. Carvell, B. Jones, R. Graves, Treasurer, B. Smith, President, L. McGuaghy, Vice President, L. Twombly, Secretary, D. McCrum. Second row: M. Lunn, B. Boyd, L. Weeks, Mr. Thomas, Advi- sorg R. Anderson, M. Tweedie, I. York, L. Crich- ton. e I X- '53 , ,Q 9 I 1 , ,L ff- - COUNUI- ' N ln'uDEN'f The Student Council heii its first meeting on Sept. 12, 1956. The Finance Board is made up of Richard Graves, Linda Twombly, and Betty Jones. The Student Council was in charge of Freshman's Reception, selected the cheerleaders and put on the Christmas assembly. Ogffze Stag! Vx D JZ Sitting, left to right: J. Carvell, H. Glidden, J. Blanchard. Standing: L. Twombly, B. Boyd, L. McCrum, A. Keegan, G. Biggar, P. Jones, G. Robinson, B. Jones. Sponsored by WEAVER, GREENLAW, and NUTTER Seated: G. Blggar, B. Jones, L. Boyd. D. Patterson, C. Banks, D. Long. Standing: H. ta brook, R. Hanson, B. Smith, R. Nightingale, L. Weeks, Mrs. Carter, Coach, V. Watterson yum Sudan The Class of 1957 held their Junior Exhibition April 12, 19.56, in the A.C,.I gym. Twelve speakers were chosen as finalists. They were: The Golf Lesson ------- - 'A Toast That We Can Drink' - - 'The Scar' 'The Little White Rlbboner' - - ThreeAreStrong ------------- My Sister Eileen and The Future Admirals' - - - The Lady With The Lamp' ---- ---- Fisherman's Luck' - ------ - - - - DOROTHY LONG - - -GEORGIA BIGGAR - - LOWELL WEEKS - - DALE PATTERSON - - - - BARREY SMITH HARLETTA ESTABROOK - - - - - 'IDRETTA BOYD RONA LD NIGH TINGA LE The Art Slacker Variety Show' - - - - - VELSA WA TTERSON 'Honey' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -canoums BANKS 'Thirty Pieces of snvw - - - - - - RICHARD Hanson my und what a wedding' ----------- -------- B ETTY Jones Alternates were Patricia Caldwell and John Kilcolllns. Harletta Estabrook was chosen first place winner for the girls, Velsa Watterson, second place winner, and Georgia Blggar, third place winner. Richard Hanson was chosen first place winner for the boys, and Barrey Smith, second place winner. Class Marshal was Kenneth Lunn. Mrs. Nanabelle Carter, our Coach, presented the awards. Judges were Mrs. Glenna Smith, Mr. Donald Smith, and Mr. Robert Wells, from Easton High School. This page sponsored by GRAVES' SUPER MARKETS MARS HILL and CARIBOU auhzp The Senior Class presented their play, 'The Little Dog Laughed, a three-act comedy di rected by Mrs. Esther Porter on January 25, 1957, in the A.C.I. gym. Our play, we are proud to say, was one of the biggest successes in recent years. The follow ing cast united their efforts and produced an evening's entertainment that brought to a climax two months of hectic rehearsals: Laurie Huntington Sid Huntington Martha Huntington Wally Huntington Miss f Gus J Gustavesky Ted Wood Lillian Wood Mark Bradford Horatio P. Honeywell Amelia Dennis Caroline Blakesly Grace Schoenbeck Walola Breckenridge Therese Brown Newsboy Man with Little Dog Woman Small Boy Velsa Watterson Lowell Weeks Harletta Estabrook Barrey Smith Betty Jones Fred Ryder Loretta Boyd Ronald Nightingale Richard Hanson Marianne Tweedle Dorothy Long Joyce Carvell Linda Twombly Grace Robinson John Kilcollins Elmer Watson Caroline Banks Ricky Smith 'Z A 6' 4 , -7 X4 x X xXx Sponsored by DAKIN'S SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Bangor and Waterville Left to right: L. McGaughy, R. Anderson, W. Drost, C. Banks, D. long, G. Biggar, B. Strom- back, and I. Lunney. Standing are Mr. Whitaker, Mrs. Griffin, and Mr. Stromback. For the 10th consecutive year, each student sold at least one subscription which came to a gross total of 52077. 27. These sales by every student establishes a record that has not been at- tained by any other school according to the records of the New England representative of Curtis. High salesman was Caroline Banks with a total of 3183. 03. This is Caro1ine's third year for being the highest salesman. Second, was Barbara Stromback with a total of 8162. 28, third, Lane McGaughy with a total of 5101. 13: and fourth, Robert Anderson with a total of 896. 75. In competition between the girls' team, headed by Mrs. Griffin, and the boys' team, headed by Mr. Whitaker, the boys won over the girls by 395. 69. As losers, the girls put on an assembly which was enjoyed by the entire student body. r.:::::' '21 :.:::' 'E 13:1 51:71. I ::::.::: 75-537'1'-5 5 Home room captains were: Seniors - - ----- - - - Georgia Biggar Juniors ---- - - Lane McGaughy Sophomores - - - - - -Judy Lunney Freshman Boys - - - - Robert Anderson Freshman Girls - - - -Barbara Stromback Aggie Room --------- Woodie Drost Assistant General Managers - Dorothy Long, Caroline Banks and Georgia Biggar Seated: B. Stromback, C. Banks. Standing: R. Anderson, L. McGaughy. First row: L. Weeks, D. Long, D. Patterson, Mrs. Smith, B. Smith. Second row: G. Orser, O. Watterson, I. Shaw, B. Watterson, A. Crichton, D. McCrum, C. Watterson, N. Graves, M. Quigley, L. Kearney, M. Cook, I. Burtt. Third row: D. Gilman, L. Crichton, W. Glidden, P. St. Onge, J. Burlock, L. Rand, R. Anderson, L. McGaughy, C. Turner, A. Keegan, P. Shaw. Fourth row: I. Grass, K. Lunn, D. Kingsbury, W. Garrison, M. Townsend, L. Beattie, I. Higgins, L. McCrum, D. Bell, V. Dixon, B. Blanchard. Fifth row: R. Hawksley, B. Grass, R. Shaw, L. Weeks, H. Estabrook, D. Quigley, G. Biggar, L. McGaughy, Sixth row: A. Stet- son, G. Dyer. gmac! The A.C.l. Band elected officers for 1956-57 as follows: President and Student Leader, Barrey Smithg Vice President, Harletta Estabrookg Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Cook, Band Librarian, Lane McGaughyg Band Reporter, Linda McGaughyg Manager, Lowell Weeksg Assistant Managers, Barrey Smith, Lane McGaughy, Larry Weeks: Director, Mrs. Priscilla Smith. The band gained 14 new members this year making a total of 44. A newly organized Band Council was begun this year with seven band members elected, this making the A. C. l. band almost entirely student run. The band is planning to send some band members to All-Aroostook and also to All-State Band in Auburn. Sept. Nov. Nov. Dec. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. A pril A pril A pril May May This year's calender for which the band will play is as follows: Labor Day Parade Fire Safety Assembly Thanksgiving Assembly Christmas Assembly CD4 Assembly Tournament at Fort Fairfield Presque Isle High for assembly Brass Ensemble played at P. T.A. Exchange Concert at Limestone Limestone Exchange Concert at A. C. I. Spring Concert All-State Band Junior Exhibition Chosen Ensembles played for Band Boosters in Northern Maine Music Festival Memorial Day Parade This page sponsored by COLES EXPRESS The band played at all of the home basketball games. MAINE PEOPLE SERVING MAINE First row: W. Hawksley, F. Ryder, H. Glidden, P. Jones, D. Patterson, L. Twombly, L. Boyd, L. Hallett, M. Tweedie, P. Caldwell, G. Biggar, D. Long. Second row: J. Grass, J. Burtt, M. Tapley. J. Burlock, J. Higgins, I. Kilcollins, M. Glidden, V. Brooks, C. Kllcollins, I. Hallett, D. Hanning, G. Collins, L. McCrum, I. Lunney, G. Dixon, M. Lunn, Mr. Stromback, Advi- sor. Third row:B. Gullifer, I. Blanchard, I. York, P. Pineau, D. Wilson, V. Dixon, R. l-lawksley,M. Bartley, D. Kingsbury, E. Watson, L. Beals, G. Tweedie, R. Holmes, P. Shaw, L. Crichton, G. Upton. Fourth row: M. Guiggey, K. Mahan, I. Rideout, L. Gessner, L. Foster, S. Asher, H. Jones, D. Gilman, T. Ryder, D. Bell, W. Patterson, B. Hallett, L. Grass, I. Shaw, L. Beattie, I. Bell. The commercial club is made up of all senior, junior, and sophomore students who are taking the Business Education course, with Mr. Stromback as our advisor. We do many outside mimeographing and rexographing projects, as well as reports and pro- grams for all school activities. We also undertake the large task of compiling our annual year- book the WAROOSTOOKAN. ' AM ' T ,r G First row: L. Twombly, B. Jones, L. Boyd, R. Rand, C. Grass, L. Roope, R. Kearney, H. Esta- brook, G. Biggar, M. Cook, Mrs. Smith, Director. Second row: L. Fletcher, B. Ryder, B. Stromback, M. Bartley, M. Glidden, V. Brooks, P. Shaw, G. Orser, V. Watterson, L. Crich- ton, A. Keegan. Third row: L. Beattie, B. Mullen, B. Watterson, D. Hanning, K. Mahan, J. Boyd, L. Kearney, N. Graves, B. Boulier, I. Burtt, D. Bell, B. Blanchard. Fourth row: J. Shaw, M. Rand, A. Crichton, D. Burlock, J. Beals, W. Glidden, P. Pineau, J. Bell, B. Miller, D. Gilman, D. Long, C. Watterson. Fifth row: D. McCrum, V. Dixon, S. Asher, J. Burlock, M. Bates, D. Hanning, I. Kilcollins, G. Collins, M.. Tweedie. Sixth row: L. Weeks, G. Somer- ville, R. Nightingale, R. Hanson, R. Graves, L. Weeks, B. Smith. Look Holsum Buy Be Holsum Holsum Bread JOHN. I. NISSEN BAKING CORPORATION Brewer, Maine ll-Vg ,Saga x,,v 41 iun.J'W'f 1-Qld. 5 wudq 2 f - 1 fi -W ' ww tf? A' TV. W , it 1 2 - 1 Kneeling: B. Smith, Manager: H. Smith, M. Quigley, Assistant Manager. Standing:F. Ryder, B. Thomas, L. McGaughy, E. Watson, Lowell Weeks, Coach Dean, Larry Weeks, I. Beal L Beals, E. Young, R. Graves, J. Kilcolllns. A.C. I. OPPONENTS A.C.1. OPPONENTS 47 '70 at Easton 62 at Houlton' 67 49 Ma pleton 56 at Fort Fairfield' 55 66 Houlton' '75 Presque lsle' 54 57 Fort Fairfield' 70 at Lincoln 58 '74 at Presque Isle' 66 Easton 53 69 Caribou' '73 at Caribou' 52 60 Greenville '71 at Mapleton 57 '79 Lincoln 40 Washburn' 62 80 at Washburn' 68 Ricker 'League Games M Play-offs 65 Ashland' w This year's Varsity Basketball Team, capably coached by Mr. Dean, ended its season with 3 wins and 16 losses. This was, we admit, definitely not an impressive season. It was necessarily a building year with only one starter, Lane McGaughy, and one substitute, Lowell Weeks, return- ing from last year's outstanding team. We can certainly look forward to a better than average season next year with only three seniors leaving: Lowell Weeks, Fred Ryder, and John Kilcollins. Midway in the season our team was honored by a delicious steak dinner at the Mars Hill Restaurant. The cheerleaders served the boys and they in turn served the cheerleaders. We thank Winnie for her fine school spirit and a wonderful dinner. A. C. l. was represented at the Aroostook County Foul Shooting Contest by Lowell Weeks who netted 38 for 50 tries. Our first M play-off game was against Ricker which we won by a margin of 13 points. Lowell Weeks led the scorers with 23 points and 23 rebounds followed by L. McGaughy and B. Thomas. Our second game against Ashland seemed a lost cause until the last quarter. It was then that A.C.I. displayed exceptional shooting ability. Led by Lane McGaughy with a game total of 26 points, we scored 34 points in the last quarter while missing only one shot! Larry Weeks, a freshman, turned in a fine performance doing a good job rebounding. Lawrence Beals, and Edwin Yotmg also played a fine game. Ashland proved too strong, however, and we went down in de- feat, losing by 9 points. Lane McGaughy was picked as a member of the ABS-- M All-County Team, and Billy Thomas received the A.C. I. --ABS Foul Shooting trophy for the highest percentage of foul shots made in regular contests. This page sponsored by SQUEEZE BOTTLING COMPANY, Houlton, Maine p.-rf. as lf, X ,Xl ' 1 su X X X of Seated, left to right: R. Anderson, M. Townsend, E. Hathaway, T. Keating, W. Garrison, C. Turner. Standing: Coach Dean, M. Mazer, G. Benson, R. Watson, D. Kingsbury, G. Somer- ville, Manager. Our Jayvees had a fairly successful season considering the inexperience of the team. They ended up with 3 wins and ll losses. Many potential basketball players were evident in this team and should help out in the Varsity next year. Drink Grant's Milk , I f f 'QT' Front, left to right: V. Dixon, T. Ryder, B. Gillen, L. Roope, A. Keegan, G. Biggar, I. Beal C. Stickney, L. Kilcollins, B. Hallet, M. Crawford, M. Glidden, H. Jones, L. Kearney, H. Estabrook. Standing: P. Jones, Manager, Coach Thomas. Our Girls' Basketball Team, under the fine coaching of Prin. Thomas, finished this season with the best record in several years with 5 wins and 3 losses. audqgaaceialf Seated: R. Graves, L. McGaughy, L. Weeks, F. Ryder, R. Nightingale, T. Tilley, H. Smith, B. Thomas. Standing: B. Smith, Manager, G. Benson, D. Kingsbury, D. Larrabee, Coach Porter. With many returning lettermen, and a fine pitching staff, we are looking forward to a good season in baseball. This season we will have Mr. Emmett Porter as our new coach. Sponsored by WElNBURG'S Presque Isle and Limestone I 7 . n u L. Crichton, I. Carvell, J. Blanchard, B. Gullifer, P. Shaw, G. Biggar, D. Patterson. y, ff, This year the Varsity and JV cheerleaders have done a swell job in leading the student body in cheers and keeping up the school spirit. At the beginning of the year, each squad was out- fitted in new uniforms. J. Burtt, L. Beattie, G. Orser, L. McGaughy, J. Beal, N. Graves, and A. Crichton. This page sponsored by PlERCE'S SALES 8a SERVICE I Dreamed Marianne Tweedie Linda 'Iwombly Joyce Carvell Dorothy Long Betty Jones Dale Patterson Donna Gilman Harlem Estabrook Joanne Burtt Beverly Grass Carolyn Grass Lois Hallett Judy Grass Loretta Boyd 14.6. Alfred Shaw Larry Donnelly Clair Sylvester Norman Dalbeck Richard Beem Robert Blanchard Gary McCrum Lowell Weeks Wendall Shaw Vemon DeLong Richard Caldwell Robert Crawford Kenneth Lunn Martin Shaw Judy Wortman Bonnie Boulier Helen Glidden Jackie Blanchard Linda Crichton Linda McCrum Nancy Graves Mary Cook Arlyn Keegan Ramona Rand Marie Bartley Barbara Stromback Willa Glidden Judy Kinney ff. 6. 7. Wd midi On the Street Where You Live Robert and Mary Marianne Roland Foster John Kilcollins Edward Lint Richard Graves Gary Allen Barney Donnelly Merlin Townsend Robert Anderson Larry Weeks Galen Sylvester Dale Herrick Barry Dearborn Dana Beals Carl Burlock Why Do Fools in' Love? Jealous Lover I Walk the Line Love Me Love Me Tender Singing the Blues Green Door Honky Tonk Blueberry Hill You Don't Know Me When I Lost My Baby I Only Know I Love You Don't Be Cruel Hold My Hand Young Love A Rose and a Baby Ruth l'll Be Home Band of Gold Blue Suede Shoes Canadian Sunset l'm ln Love Again Born to Be With You Friendly Persuasion True Love Don't Forbid Me Dizzy Fingers More Sponsored by Jo and Wendall Ronald Nightingale Lowell to Harletta Mr. Dean Hazen Beals Dana to Jackie 'Office' Donna Bell A.C.I. Carlene to Lane Lawrence Beals Barbara S. and Barry Dearborn Mr. Porter Arlyn to Larry Dorothy and Norman Loretta and Marty Dickie to Betty Grace and Dick Freddie To all kids who go to Centerville Georgia Larry and Linda David to Joanne Beverly and Vernon Carl and Judy Velsa Watterson Pat and Burgher SUMMER'S FERTILIZER COMPANY Our Supr. Mr McGaughy and his first automobile. ,....-gf , ,- J J. ,...fQ1 ff 1iF '3f EH... L MA Thls page sponsored by T. R. YORK 85 SON ,.-n 'MS' 'Qi -we 1- 1 A . . S -' ..- U, I 5 1 S LK' if ' H1 .gs I is N .K It kk -f s' .t Q, ,Z Y 4 1 Q I L if S I First row M Roope R Collins C Burke u Beem E Phillips D Ricker Second row: A. Shaw, L. Glidden, R. Gillen, W. Shaw, A. Fletcher, D. Watterson, A. Flan- nery. Third row: N. Grass, M. Libby, P. Smith, S. Keegan, C. Dearborn, T. Graves, M. Lunn. Fourth row: E. Smith, S. McGraw, T. Straight, D. Lunney, E. Kinney, B. Blanchard. Fifth row: J. Graves, B. Lunn, V. Bridges, E. McCrum, R. Boyd, W. Shaw. Sixth row: A. Smith, W. Robinson, S. Fuller, M. Shaw, P. Mahan, E. Pineau. Richard Beem Robert Blanchard Rosella Large qnee Boydy Vaughn Bridges Charles Burke Roland Collins Charlene Dearborn Anna Morse qnee Flanneryj Adrian Fletcher Sarah Fuller Richard Gillen Leah Hodges Qnee Gliddeny Nathan Grass Judith Graves p Tonya Graves Sandra Keegan Elaine Kinney Marilyn Libby Mapley Lindsey Inee Lunny Betty Lunn Dennis Lunney Paul Mahan Earlene McCrum Sandra McGraw Edward Phillips Ervin Pineau Donna Nole fnee Rickerj William Robinson Margaret Roope Audrey Shaw Martin Shaw Wallace Shaw Wendell Shaw Adrian Smith Ervin Smith Paula Smith Terrence Straight Doranna Watterson Attending Maine Maritime Academy Employed at P8aW Hartford, Connecticut Employed, New England Tel. and Tel. , P.I. Employed in Mars Hill Plumber's Apprentice, Presque Isle Employed in Mars Hill Stenographer, Stratford, Connecticut Living in Mars Hill Employed in Mars Hill Attending Eastern Nazerene Employed by Maine Public Service Co. , P. I. Living in Caribou Employed by Northern National Bank, P. I. Stenographer for A8rP, Presque Isle Stenographer at Presque Isle A.F.B. Attending Gordon College, Mass. Attending Zion Bible Institute Attending University of Maine Living in Machias Stenographer at Presque Isle A.F.B. Employed at Northern National Bank, P. l. Clerk-Typist at Caswell A.F.B. Attending Bob Jones University Attending l-lusson College Attending Northeastern University Employed in Mars Hill Living in Mars Hill Employed in Connecticut Employed by New England Tel. and Tel. , P.l Attending I-lusson College Employed in Mars Hill Employed in Long Beach, California Living in Mars Hill Employed in Mars Hill Attending New Brunswick Bible Institute Attending Aroostook State Teachers College U.S. Navy Clerk- Typist Loring A.F.B. Hospital JJ. NEVVEETQTZV CO. VARIETY DEPT. STORE 44 Complete Depts. Serv1ng Your Every Need , ,. c.,. L Mars Hill, Me. Tel. 6041 Wmmfif , Z IILJNQQAL. CHAPEL FUNERALS op DISTINC 'r1oN E , . 4 f pe Mars H111, Mama Phone 5711 X A . ef, xi 7x'Xg, Y IVIAI25 I-III..l. OFFICE Mahan Mdkwf Qin! COIX!II3L.E-VE BANKING SERVICES ws 'cf S' Maximum f' 310,000 Z E Insurance 3 I ul Fo: Each f I, Q, Depoaiter 5 X sr O 014-Meng , V Compliments of ROSCOE SMALL'S BARBER SHOP Mar s Hill, Maine BOB BLANCHARD OVEN-READY TURKEYS Dial 4421 Mars Hill LONG'S FILLING STATION Tires - Groceries - Gas Oil Dial 2444 Mars Hill Compliments of BRADEN THEATRE Dial 2-8641 Presque Isle Compliments of DR. STEPHEN BROWN COOK'S FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Opposite State Teachers College Dial 3021 - 2-7831 Presque Isle Compliments of GRAHAM 8: TWOMBLY BARBER SHOP Compliments of J OE LABRIE Houlton Road Compliments of BA.RNEY DONNELLY C ompliments of WILKINS Pre sque Isle, Maine Compliments of CITY DRUG Presque Isle, Maine THIBODEAU'S SHOE STORE Footwear for the Whole Family Specializes in Hard to Fit Feet Presque Isle, Maine Compliments of DENNIS PHOTO SERVICE Presque Isle , Maine TWENTIETH C ENTURY LANES GEORGE DUMONT, Prop. 510 Main St. Presque Isle Compliments of GOULD AND SMITH Agricultural Implements Dial 3211 Presque Isle ROY'S ARMY AND NAVY Everything for the Sportsman Boats and Canoes Phone 3181 Presque Isle wif I 'ffl fTlllTT1?Ll-fTHITTT iy Q i NOTHING 'Li EE r at e Iect ric r rl f 'F ooki n g 1 ,gg ,l.Q. l We Q 100 5 H - Ifrfifzj:jzQ:j:j:jEjZ355EQE5:5EIZ1EfEIE2512I3fEI51E25iE2EIE2i2222:5.5:E'2:5515QEQE55152522152Eiglfrirflizi:E:5:2:E:5:5:f:i:f:5:2:1:1:2:lE2Ef' QQEQEEZEZEIE1EL5I5I525255555if''I'1'1:1:1:255222255555?5Ei5E5Eii5i552E55251:' ' ' ' .. .. ......,.,.,.A.,.,.,... Q .3 ..... Today's new electric ranges work wonders all by them- selves when you snap the switches that put Reddy to work! They not only cook your meals perfectly, but automatic time and temperature controls do away with pot watching. If you haven't seen the new electric ranges, stop in NOW. Let us show you how easily YOU can start to cook- Electrically. LIVE BETTER . . . Electrically , , I MW Wm ZW 1 Z 0 WHEN INTHE 5 visit Compliments of MUQD FUR Wu Bu rms rnun SOIV1El2VlL.L.E ll' lvl. D. WINNIE'S RESTAURANT Dial 2111 Mars Hin, Maine Mars H111 Compliments of ' SIVI IT I-I S YQIQIQ HARDWARE STREET Hardware and Sporting Goods HOSPITAL Dial 3261 Mars Hill, Maine Mars Hill in ,H Phone 5921 754' OUP CD CAMPBELL ,A-f. c LEA NER s if Dr Cleanin - De-Mothin DEPENDABLE Wager Repeling - Repairifg 'ff--'l -+- DRUGG'5T Weekly Laundry Service MARS HILL PHARMACY Mars Hill Dial 4431 Mars Hill VERNON CAMPBELL, Prop. NAAQS I-Ill.l. MOTOR COMPANY Sales Service il .- M I S' - iflfellliiiiw Mars Hill Dial 4011 I KI NGSELJTQYS SERVICE STATION Main Street Mars Hill Gas - Oil - Tires - Heating Oil - Lubrication Dial Mars Hill 5121 Trucking Deliveries owe C, ANZ, . X 0 C151 ffggo 1 fx GRA:-:AMES CRACKER BOX Hamburgers, Hot Dogs and Sandwiches The After School Stop Mars Hill SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Wfgum SERVICE Gas, Oil, Tires, Accessories 24 Hour Road Service Phone 5051 or 5651 Mars Hill ..E:. --a- . HE POTATO GROWERS, INC. , Co-Operative Marketing W and Purchasing Serving Every Farming Store of Need Fine Clothing Presque Isle, Maine Dial 5611 Dial 5801 Mars Hill X W L is Q 95 X ? .ZX Q fad! Quad 7444! ,f We are open 7 days a week. Our food is home cooked. We are the best in this business, for we have nineteen years to our credit. We serve nothing but choice western beef, cooked to your satisfaction. When better service is found, we will make it at AL'S DINER MILLARD AND CARNEY, Props. We Are Now a Year Older. W- fm E FIELD'S GARAGE D I Q Wheel Aligning and Balancing iii., General Service - Esso Dealer 4 AUT 5, REPAIRS silly i if X X ll R? 7 f XX X x7 Az, 'Zz w NTFP F5 Z -1? 7,5 Z F ' giiiiz 9 Dial 5251 Country Kitchen Bread Sold at All Grocers . ff'1 ffi'ghl.Z ' Mr! Baked by Ml, ,WJ PASTRIE5 f' ' Tl N165 LEY BAKING COMPANY Make Your Home Complete Buy a House Trailer FOX TRAILER SALES Caribou Road Low Down Payments - Easy Terms Presque Isle C ompliments of F . A. DEAEODY C OMPANY OSCAR BENN, President FRED SYLVESTER Sec. and Trea. Complete Insurance Protection Phone 2291 Houlton S1235-VVE12 BUICK, INC. Buick Sales and Service Phone 6021 or 9-2411 Presque Isle C ompliments of C ornpliments of A120 OSTOCIC LJ, J, GROWERS, INC. I-IEDEICI-4 P t t COMPANY O a Des Established 1889 Sales ' Service Dial 4011 Presque Isle Dial 4211 Presque Isle BERRY TINGLEVS MOTORS TooT AND TELL V ' -W Lunches and 1 Soft Drinks Sales Service Q , Q , ,D 5 in EJ -I PI-esque me Dial 3985 Houlton ORDER OFFICE D Sales and Service 3. .- Dial 4811 Presque Isle ' I-4CDLJLTOIXl MOTORS 64 North St. Dial 2221 Houlton . Ko 0 as RS 'NULL I BER tn SP 4 ws A - . fa W ' - 9949 XJ - - I 31. Em-5 . z.-'- 4-A --E ' A - r ---ss- :- Q I7 I ' 'D' - vs: .1 1-4 A :rf -. ,, ' 1 f-a 3 ' - -- .-.li I-ENE! .m.,,fF, - . I 5.-r-V-: z.-,J-P K 9 7 , . V.. I . iq by 9 - A el Q... 2 l . Q -. A x 'C E K. Phone 5351 Gas and Heating Oils Mars Hill Compliments of Presque Isle Waterville State Wide Caterers Houlton Auburn Newport TZ! N NE NACDEE BODY AND FENDER SHOP We Take the Dent Out of Accident State Street Presque Isle Dial 2 -4416 Compliments of NAAIIXIE STATE POTATO CO, Presque Isle, Maine Certified Seed and Tablestock Best of Luck to the Graduates vou re Tnouuss B12EvVE12'S I ' SUNOCO SERVICE STATION -X' 44 vlllsll film? N L , so Sunoco Batteries, Sunoco Oils Gag Tires and Accessories ? N 'lvx Blue Sunoco Gas 'L Greasing - Washing General Repairs Expert Electrical Work DAIRY Pkooucrs 'r... Y ,L.. 5' L Q R, L, HOTHAM AND SON Dial 2652 Blaine, Maine MAPLE LANE DAIRY Raw Guernsey Milk T, B, and B, D, Tested Herd E4ZeC'l I'iC'5..-I: APPUANCES ij-j E W C. A. 5-1-:Ts-:Aww Licensed Plumber and Electrician Dial 4183 Mars Hill EEE IVV5 AUTO SALES New and Used Cars USED CAR A lm Tel. 4001 fmillflllllm i HOULTON WATER COMPANY Electrical Supplies ,Lighting Fixtures - Appliances Dial 2259 Houlton ALMON H, FOGG CO, Household Hardware Paints and Sporting Goods Phone 2263 Houlton LARRVS GULF SERVICE ,,fNf'0fT5I-fP'iZ 4'PNgzyX 5 M I C E W O ESQ Y' J 5:3 V.4l5 I ' .J O . IS OUR FIRST K THOUGHT Tire Repairing Car Washing Dial 6131 Mars Hill X f f. v 'A 'Jr S44 1, N2 idflh X Sane at E. 172. GREVV AND SCDINI Phone 4941-4945 Mars Hill Ph Compliments of 1 ZLMQQ6 WILSON'S JEWELRY SHOP Watches, Diamonds, China Gifts Mars Hill THEATER Compliments of Mars cn-am-4 1.1119 1.-5. SlNfH'Tl'-I one 4611 AROOSTOOK BREEDERS HATCHERY -1 Tel. 3541 Mars Hill NNW Compliments of ROBINSON'S MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORE Houlton Congratulations to the Class of 1957 AROOSTOOK CENTRAL INSTITUTE Mars Hill From BANC-.5012 AND FXT-ZCDCDS It C.DC.D I4 12,AxIL..l2C!X'l1D Remember You're on the Right Track When You Travel or Ship B andA DEALER NAAQS P-I I Ll. Oll. COMPANY Mars Hill, Maine Tel. 4882 Esso Gasoline - Range and Fuel Oils Bottle Gas - Appliances Sales and Service Emerson and Dumont Television Sales and Service DON'S SERVICE , INC, Range Oil and Fuel Oil 24 Hour Wrecker Service 230 Main Street Presque Isle M, Cr. MORISSETTE 8: SONS Upper Main Street Presque Isle, Maine Moving and Storage Local and Long Distance Moving Phone 92191 Compliments of S-I-I!XI.E I4 BAG CCDIXXIFDAINI Y Presque Isle Phone 2-0601 or 9-1681 I XXIJLLS INC. Insecticides and Fungicides Phone 24451 Presque Isle IVIAI NIE FARM SUPPLY CO, , INC, Distributors of Calso Petroleum Products Tires, Tubes, Batteries Spray Materials Presque Is A-n..I.EN's BOTTLED GAS SERVIC E 667 Main Street Presque Isle Water Heaters - Appliances Dial 2-3217 16 Dial 6321 mv' j ,Hrmour i i gm -pfnnuz '1 .:'- Make .Every Aer:- Do I tr Z Best 1 I 'pn A .I W rnnuu2 .-:. -3 - fm ... 1 - IT- ' ff ' Tl... -- ,I vg 47. 'g fx --4:-.: N F ..- 5 I ' - . - 1' 2 'S - 6' If ',g.f?,z1 f BIG BIC ROP mx ' , E gn? 'A - L 1- ' 5 I ,V 5 r ' , ,. I .IJ - .- Li - - .' . -.1 -fs 1 5 - If ,1- 1? tg .:: .g Q I,-2 f 5 ,E 1 -5 L, ' .N ' E - 3 -5 -,L '-j,'.- ' is f E - 2 5 Quan 3 '5 15 ll I--I. ADELNAAN P fertilizer 232323115 S Matggigsaguiarionzsv i the Class Of 1 Mars Hill, Maine so A M .f f.'fL..m.. .I Q-'Nab Compliments of PUTMAN 't5liOTiH1::KS COMPANY Houlton, Maine Distributors of GULF OIL CORPORATION PR in ODUC TS Northern Maine Compliments of DELONG'S MARKET 5464 Bridgewater Q2 Ci'--Y H I V1 sl i'11 :s- T f ' IQTGEQR 4 '5j 4! ggQ.5Q f,Q-fi f 'fn-f ffl ' 4 'lf JT--14 .u ,,'. hx 'W-,vb H . 'T' ,ni u,-as 9 In .. - s VVA SA POTATO HARVESTER CO. Distributors and Manufacturers Potato Harvesting and Handling Equipment Mars Hill Tel. 4422 Compliments of HANTS WHITE Machinery Potatoes and Farm Mars Hill tiff' 709466 7lacueu Dial 4125 Wm Mars Hill MOTORS AND ALLIED SALES ANNEX New and Used Car Supermarket Tel Nos 5591 6271 Mars Hill, Maine VVAGB4 'I' V Channel 8 Presque Isle getty: 'Walaea .3 GREEN x I-ICDLJ LTON I--I 40207245 ' NND JEWELRY STORE Store of Good Quality Gifts Wearables Since 1910 Presque Isle Presque Isle, Maine Compliments of BREAD Compliments of jzooafook meme DA I RY Tel. 7741 Presque Isle MCGUIREVS Servininioston Flowers for A11 Northern Maine fn, D l Dependable Service XX-J Occaswns O'DONNELL'S EXPRESS f 5 Davis Street 7am :cd 24 Blake St. Presque Isle Kendall Street Presque Isle he Phone 2-2902 Houlton Licensed Movers All New England States , le, : 'ibn- .H I - ' . a: :E -. iii 'Q 4P,enf f'5::: 22: . f ,1g:4,'-'51,-. 3:9515 f.'fEf5:f:-.j-f 'i', EQ :fi hietMwm:::E?5:f 1E1iH?9'::i:f:IH1 is .- 2:1 :A gsm. .'. . '-'Q ni 22 -V E:f:': wk zz ooooooo OR gi? X QE? - ' SAAANLI. WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Compliments of the PRESQUE ISLE OFFICE of the NOIQTI--IEIQIXI NAT! ONAL BAN K f 1 XNSUQ W, D f X 4 05 'ff S' Maximum F6 :J 510,000 5 ' Insur fi F E. h O P v.M S Suas? DR. W. A. VIRGIE Masonic Building Dial 2752 Houlton Compliments of YORK'S RADIO SERVICE Houlton, Maine Home of High-Fidelity BROADWAY RECORD SHOP Houlton, Maine Compliments of DR. C. A. SPAULDING Houlton, Maine Compliments of D, F, ELLIS, O, D. Houlton, Maine ALLIED SALES Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer Phone 22 94 Houlton Compliments of AARON PUTNAM Houlton, Maine THE ROD 8: GUN SHOP Wilson Sporting Goods Distributors to the Schools Ask Your Coach for School Discount Card DUNN FURNITURE CO, Tel. 2246 Houlton Compliments of LAWRENCE SANBORN Mars Hill, Maine Compliments of PERRY'S JEWELRY STORE Houlton, Maine Compliments of REIDS CONF EC TIONERY Houlton EASTERN MOTORS, INC, Dodge-Plymouth Cars and Dodge Trucks Phone 2724 Houlton Compliments of OLIVER-IRON AGE DEALER BOSTON SHOE STORE A Good Place to Buy Good Shoes BRADBURY BROS. Bridgewater, Maine Phone 2574 Houlton Dial 6301 m m 1 - 1 Y 3 CA-J2l2CDL.L.'S AUTO SALES K Z I Aroostook's Largest Used Car 1-ICD'I'El.. Aroostook's Finest Dealer 694 Main Street Presque Isle, Maine Presque 1516, Maine Tel. 4381 or 4391 rnmssnvlc: rzommrn AROOSTOOK GAS ' ' ,Q Co., INC, 1 1 afjpq 'Q ' o 'X 46 Industrial Sr. '1 Phone 20712-20711 Q ' Presque, Isle Q ' x Happy Cooking Gas Appliances Ranges - Water Heaters - Room Heaters - Clothes Dryers NAAQS I-IIL.L.. FIRE DEPARTMENT Compliments of b Dial 22.00 emem 2' IKE STRAIGHT, Fire Chief fx FOR THAT SPECIAL DRESS ,I +lxNx if If Xa ,ff I ,4 12141136 5 5,31 lol-2 fl Proprietress, MRS, BEATRICE HARPINE Dial 5081 Mars Hill C omp liments of WELDING SUPPLY CO. 46 Industrial Street Presque Isle f 7 Xe I1 n A c I o n I Dlstri-butgr mm '0 U'PM'N-U ! W Farm With Ford and Prosper ordso F Masorrx o IE s E L Compliments of C0mPhmentS of TOWNSEND BROTHERS Mars Hill, Maine l E ' K Compliments of ,Zag C, F, HOGAN, M. D, Dial 2914 Houlton L, R, INGRAHAM 8: SONS, INC Your Automobile Parts Jdbber U CATALOG SALES Dial Houlton 2226 Dlal 2242 Houlton GMC Parts Warehouse or Call Ruby Sanborn Distributor Dial 5471 Mars Hill Compliments of ARMY 8: NAVY STORE Phone 2.890 Houlton Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 ADLE IVV-RN '55 Mars Hill, Maine Since 1903 Compliments of F-ELJE:l-KAI RICDIXI FERTILIZER L. C. COREY Dial 6178 Mars Hill ..f., QA v, Wfggjjgiif' Hof,-f-ff'X!2 '!N X ' - ' QQ . Af Q 2 AVQWA4 A,, VA , A ,V,,,,, M, V.A- 'd' fi 5 -XS f ,li-fig! 'fi W 'WMI :QV ,ff a FM? l ' kv ill A ' g i A j p xi M N , .Q A gd, L-:il-in Xi! I .gf 1.43 Ljjijff. I L, .,..A.A E51 l iff? l 'W i L Til lla ,AL ff! i I if X :El SHCPPIN n Illia ll'.....i will ,iilijl WW- it 'sn l CFI 1 . ' i 5 2ICDB?43l1+9iiH rg M I... . ! ' Q I 1 i . CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary with regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young men Prestige of a responsible job with a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has ' ' 't before to offer you. Smart girls are doing 1 now, they graduate from high school. Come in and l t interviewer soon. You'll see our emp oymen enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, I'm all set! I'm going to work with the Telephone Company! See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHON E AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Our Thanks for Your Cooperation and Patronage. KZZM-emo Smdzbs Bangor, Maine OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS DAKI N'S Your Specialists in Sports Maine's Largest - New England's Finest Everything in Athletic Equipment Fishing Tackle - Photo Supplies Camping Equipment Converse Footwear - Cramer Chemicals DAKIN'S Z8 Broad 67 Temple Bangor watervme Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Banks Rev. and Mrs. Earl Beal Mrs. Alice Biggar Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Vance Boyd George Caldwell Alton Carvell Wallace Clayton Ralph Estabrook Don Glidden Donald Grass Charles Hallett Mrs. Clara Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Fred Hanson Aubrey Hawksley Gerald Jones Archie Kilcollins Dear Mom and Dad, Ofsdltdhft Mr. and Mrs. Relland Jones Mrs. Emma Long Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kllburn Lunn Kenneth Mullen Hallie Nightingale Wendell Patterson Roy Ryder Henry Shaw Gordon Tweedie Basil Twombly Neal Kinney John Watterson Mrs. Gladys Watson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weeks Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Whitaker We use this means of expressing our gratitude to you for the many sacrifices which you have made and the many pleasures, joys, and advantages you have made possible for us during our high school years. 1' Lovingly, lffciy' A A if ,' ffl L Meow! a- N4 .affect L-saaawauft rf! The following advertisers have sponsored a page in our Yearbook MARS HILL RADIO 8a TV CENTER, Mars Hill WEAVER, GREENLAW, Sr NUTTER, Mars Hill ATLANTIC 8: PACIFIC TEA CO. , Mars Hill SUMMERS FERTILIZER CO. , Mars Hill SMITH 8s WEEKS, INC. , Mars Hill YORK Sz FENDERSON, Mars Hill RIDEOUT'S MARKET, Mars Hill G. L. I-IEWITT, Mars Hill T. R. YORK 85 SON, Mars Hill WEINBURG'S, Presque Isle and Limestone COLE'S EXPRESS. Presque Isle and Bangor DAKIN SPORTING GOOD CO. , Bangor and Waterville GRANT'S DAIRY, Bangor SQUEEZE BOTTLING COMPANY, Houlton VINER'S MUSIC COMPANY, Bangor NISSEN BAKING COMPANY, Brewer GRAVES' SUPER MARKETS, Mars Hill and Caribou PIERCE'S SA LES 8: SERVICE, Mars Hill The staff of the 1957 Aroostookan, on behalf of the graduating class, wishes to thank our advertisers. Only through their cooperation were we able to complete arrangements for this year's book. It is our sincere hope that all our readers will review this section carefully, and whenever possible, patronize our advertisers. 1, ,J 1 LITHOGRAPHED BY LOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS e TEXAS The Best Yearbooks are TAYLOR-MADE ' :cw-mv,-nz: ,mush -1 .. ' ,rrf :X-1-.numr .mx - ., k T ,H F ET! if, ,Eg 3, jg pi ..