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

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My hope is that you will put these fine qualities to work for yourselves in whatever you attempt after grad- uation. The best wishes of the fac- ulty go with you. Principal W, P, Thomas, Sr. FACULTY NR WHITAKER MRS RUSH MR. STONE Agnculture Enghsh Sclence Chemxstry Geometry MR STROMBAC K Sub Master Busmess Educanon MRS POR'I'ER Home Ec Bxology MISS MOORE Languages MR THOMAS Prmclpal Physics Algebra II MR DEAN Physlcal Educauon Dnver Educatxon MR POR'I'ER Soc1a1 Studxes MRS STROMBACK Busmess Enghsh Typmg I Com Math MR MacGREGOR Muslc ., ., , o 4 . , u u o n s 0 AROOSTOOKAN STAFF .ia A 1958 1959 Co-Editors-in-Chief - - ---- JUDITH LUNNEY DIANNE McCRUM Business Manager ----- - - - WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. Assistant Business Manager - - DONALD QUIGLEY Class Editors ------- Activities Editors - - Photography Editors - - Sports Editor - - Alumni Editor ---- Exchange Editor ---- Circulation Managers - - Advertising - - - - BARBARA HALLETT MARILYN LUNN DONNA WILSON - - ANN CRICHTON GAYLE ORSER PEGGY SHAW - -BRENDA BOYD TAMARA RYDER - - - GAROLD BENSON BERTINA WATTERSON ' ' ' ' ' 'JUDY SHAW - - - - -LEAH BEATTIE JUNE BEAL WILLIAM THOMAS, IR. DONALD QUIGLEY LAWRENCE BEALS LEAH BEATTIE GAYLE ORSER ROBERT ANDERSON NANCY GRAVES BONNIE BOULIER BARBARA STROMBACK Advisors - - ---------------------- MR. and MRS. STROMBACK Sponsored by RIDEOUT'S MARKET, Mars Hill, Maine AROOSTOOKAN STAFF AT WORK Co-Editors BUSiness Ma nagers 44.99 N-5 NNE BIL mum and Dm LY and DONNIE Class Editors Activities Editors A BARB, MARILYN, and DONNA PEGGY, GAYLE, and ANN . is aPbY Edno photo? Sports Editor -v- ', A BRENDA T Awww and GA ROLD X if 'Q x L 'N ifbb V 14+ 1 at I 3 vi Q 1 5 If .-4,1 V .aff V 5 J ,, In .L Q Va C if ao- 710'--C V . 'Rf' ' 'Ae I - y i Li f. :VIH 1 , ,g v :,3:,5X., . Q 3 . ,A ,M , A4 ai N 5.97-,f .figs Lv' sf. '-:nf ' MERLIN LEE TOWNSEND fMerlinj May 22, 1941 Agriculture Beware, I may yet do something sensational. Sport. Rater 35 FFA 1,45 JV Bb. 1, 25 FFA Bb. 1,45 Band 1,25 W. Cam. 3. GAYLE ARDEN oRsER fGayleJ July 23, 1941 College I'm just as big for me, she said, as you are big for you. FTA 3, 45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Treas5 GC 1,2,3,45 NHS 4, Off. 2,3,45 Lib. 2,35 Class Sec. 35 Pub, Off. 45 A Staff 3, 45 Ping-Pong C, Sec. 45 Saf. C. 3,45 Sr. P. 5 Jr. EX.: JV Cheer. 1,25 V. Cheer. 3, 45 Win. Carn. 35 All-Aroos. GC 2,3, 45 All-State GC 45 Girls' State Alt. JUDITH LEE LUNNEY Uudyj September 10, 1941 Comm. Serious her words, but a smile in her eye. Bb. Usherette 45 FTA 3,45 FHA 1, 2,3,45 GC 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Comm. C. 2,3,4, Off. 45 Lib. 45 Class Treas. 25 A staff 3,45 Saf. C. 3,45 Sr. Play5 Jr. Ex.: All- Aroos. GC 45 Mag. Hm. Rm. Capt. 2. WAYNE WINSTON PATTERSON fOllieJ May 1, 1941 Commercial More men are killed by overwork than rest. FTA 3,45 GC 35 Comm. C. 253,45 Lib, 45 Saf. C. 3,45 Sr. Playg Jr. Ex.5 Winter Cam. 35 JV Bb. 1,25 V. Bb. 35 Volleyball 1. DIANNE LEE MCCRUM fDij April 29, 1941 College A mind equal to any undertaking she puts it to. FTA Treas. 3,45 FHA 1,2,3, Sec. 45 GC 1,2,3, 4, Pres. 45 NHS 3, Sec. 4, Pres, Off. 3,45 Lib. 2,3, 45 SC 2,45 A staff 3,45 Gen. Mgr. Mag. Cam. 35 Sr. Playg Jr. Ex,5 Band 1,2, 3, Sec. 4, Pres.5 All-Aroos. Band 2,3,45 All-State Band 2, 3, 4. ROGER CHARLES NICHOLS fNiCkj May 12, 1941 College My favorite subject, myself. fTrans, Chamberlain H. S. , Tampa Fla. 2j5 Lib, 45 Base. Mgr. 35 Sr. Play5 Winter Carn. 35 Jr. Ex. 3. BERTINA PEARL WATTERSON fBertieJ January 31, 1941 College An unextinguished giggle fills the air. FHA 1,2,3,4g GC 1, Pianist 2,3, 4, Off, S. 2,3,4g Lib. 3, NHS 3, 45 A Staff 4: Saf. C. 3, 4g Jr. Ex 3, Band 1,2,3,4g All-Aroos. Band, All-State 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE FRANCES TWEEDIE fGerryj December 4, 1941 Commercial l've no room for study in my life. FTA 3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4g GC 1,2,3g Comm. C. 2,3,4g Lib. 1,2g Saf. C. 3,4g Sr. Play: Bb. Usher 3,4. MARILYN JEAN LUNN qrviariiynp February 13, 1941 Commercial How angelic people look--when they are devils! GC 1,3,4g NHS 3,45 Comm. C. 2, 3,45 SC 2, Class Pres. 2g A Staff 45 Saf. C. 3,45 Sr. Play: Pub. 4g All-Aroos. GC 4. DONNA ANN WILSON fDOl'1, January 15, 1941 Commercial She is not only friendly, but the cause of friendliness in others. FTA Sec. 3,4g GC 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 4g NHS 3,4, Sec. 4g Comm. C. 2, 3,4, Off. S. 3,43 SC 35 Class Sec. 4g A Staff 4g Gen. Mgr. Mag. Campaign 4, Saf. C. 3,4g fi 1. - - - - MARILYN LUNN Sr. Play. g,!. ' f2 . 1557 ' j f Q ' , 14 Roll of Zbnnur P I Q 1 'IA -.,, ' . ' at F ' A . f .,:..v ' ...fd Valedictorian - - Salutatorian - - - - First Honor Essay - Second Honor Essay Class Marshal - - - Class Advisor - - CLASS MOTTO - - CLASS FLOWER - - - BERTINA WA TTERSON WILLIA M THOMAS, IR. ' ' IUDITH LEE LUNNEY ' ' ' ' JAMES PHILLIPS - MR. EMMETT PORTEL With the Ropes of the Past We'll Ring the Bells of the Future Red and White Carnation NAME June Beal Lawrence Beals Leah Beattre Garold Benson Brenda Boyd June Burlock Glenda Colllns Ann Crrchton Velva Drxon Charlotte Foster Laurena Foster Lorrarne Grass Barbara Hallett Rena Keamey Thomas Keatrng Iva Krlcolltns Dwarne Krngsbury Dennrs Larrabee Iudrth Lunney Dtanne McCrum Roger Nrchols Gayle Orser Wayne Patterson James Phrllrps Patrrcra Prneau Tamara Ryder Judrth Shaw CSSY 5 Wrllram Thomas Ir Merlm Townsend Geraldlne Tweedre Bemna Watterson Donna WIISOD FAVORITE EXPRESSION 0 1 Is that rrght? Jumptn s W111 you stop? Arn t that aggravatrn My word of honor' You don t know do yo Gee cronch' H1 Honey Holy Moses' Jeepers You know what'P Oh h h how are Holy old tm tea kettle' You dubber Holy cow' Several trmes Well' Gee I don t know Oh you boneheadl Here I am grrls go crazy For land sakes' H1 doll Oh cronch Shoot' Holy ole cronch Don t ask me Holy cow' Gad Gurtre Jeepers' Ntce No Really? Oh no' Compltments of COLE S EXPRESS Marne People Servrng Marne FAVORITE PASTIME Iokrng Gorng places Dancmg Studytng Talkmg Runnmg the roads Wrrtrng letters Gotng places Scroungmg Betng wrth Charlre Domg shorthand Wrttrng to Ion Workrng for Mr Stromback Readmg Sleeprng Gorng down Darrell s Talkrng to Dottre Hot roddmg Dancrng Travelrng Srngrng Wntrng letters Bothermg the grrls Talklng to Peggy Berng wrth Kenneth Gorng to Brrdgewater Talkrng to Lewman Playxng the prano Playmg prng pong Danclng Talkmg to Gary Grg lrng Bnngmg news to Mr Strornback h. ' . , D U? . . - - , ya? ' . . . l . to Marilyn Lunn By cracky! 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FAVORITF SONL MXMBITION Now 15 the Hour Splrsh Splash It s Only Make Belreve Cat Came Back Velvet Moon It s Only Make Beheve It s All tn the Game Love rs a Many Splen dor Thlng My True Love Devoted to You It s Only Make Believe Patrrcxa It s Only Make Beheve The Lord s Prayer T111 I Waltz Agarn Wrth You Devoted to You Mountarn Tom Dooley Got Any Rrvers To Know Hrm IS to Love H1m You ll Never Walk Alone One Nrght I Belreve Squaws Along the Yukon eggy Su Devoted to You Teacher s Pet Stardust l-hdeaway Red Rrver Valley Twrllght Trme Just a Dream Smoke Gets tn Your Eyes God Is Love be a nurse go to Calrfornra get MRS degree be an engrneer be a nurse be a secretary To hook Tony Attend U of M To be a nurse To marry Charles To get through school To get Jon out of the Navy To marry Vaughn To be a nurse To be a lab techm c1an To marry Darrell To graduate Get out of Marne To be a teacher be a nurse attend R I be a nurse get out of school Jo1n the Marrnes get Marrred put Lours Armstrong out of busrness a secretary a secretary an engrneer a bachelor To l1ve on Boy nton Street To be a musrclan To be a medrcal re ceptronrst IDP NTII ll PXTION Makrng faces Curly hart Her laugh Red face Halt lnte rest T tlkatrv eness Ponytall Yakk1n Her rtng Quretness Her rrng Roll of tape Prose P D Nervousness Dark eyes Chevy Natural curly harr Exqutsrte vocabulary Tallness D A Shortness Absence Tallness Short harr Trumpet Sophomore Smrle Athletrc abrllty Stdeburns l-ler knapsack Gtggle Brown eyes . I I , . I g ' I, ' I. ' To ' ' To ' ' ' ' To . To ' To ' ' To Lost Sheep on the To join the Navy Wavy hair ' To ' To . .S.D. . . ' To To P e To , . . To ' ' . To . To be ' ' To be ' - To be . . . . ' ' ' To be ' MOST STUDIOUS CUTEST 'fa ff, tx sl-rYEsT 6770 QQVN I 01? SUPERLATIVES NOISIEST 07, MOST CAREFREE 902 F STS I Q95 L5 gg-,S BEST PERSONALITY i CLASS ,S C LASS OF '60 Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - - President - - - - - CRAIG TURNER LINDA RAND - - BONNIE BLANCHARD - -WILLA GLIDDEN President - - - - JACKIE ORSER Vice President - - - - SHARON DYER Secretary - - - - JUDY BURTT Treasurer - - - - SUE LUNNEY CLASS OF '61 President CARROLL CARVELL Vice President JUDY CLAYTON Secretary JUDY SMITH Treasurer DICK I-IARTLEY 9? CLASS OF 62 JUNIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Moore, B. Boulier, N. Graves, M. Bates, L. McGaughy, M. Cook, C. Watterson, B. Ryder, K. Smith, 1. Boyd, L. Kearney, B. Mullen. SECOND ROW: R. Mersereau, C. Tumer, R, Crouse, B. Blanchard, D. Hanning, L. Rand, S. Durost, W. Glidden, B. Stromback, R. Caldwell, R. Anderson, D. Quigley, L. Bell. THIRD ROW: D. Pryor, R. Hawksley, F. Tapley, R. Kingsbury, B. Lunn, E. Hathaway, P. Graham, K. Watson, B. Grass, W. Garrison, L. Dyer, G. Dixon FOURTH ROW: R. Watson, J. Griffin, P, Stickney, L. Weeks, G. Dyer, R. Shaw, D. Hitchcock, C. Watters. Our student council representatives are Robert Anderson, Nancy Graves, Raymond Mersereau, and Craig Turner. Our band members are Bonnie Blanchard, Celesta Watterson, Willa Glid- den, Mary Cook, Nancy Graves, Donnie Quigley, Wayne Garrison, Leah Kearney, Linda McGaughy, Robert Anderson, Linda Rand, and Larry Weeks. W l S- - ' - ':' lM . - Z . 2 : f r ' ' 40 rr - XJ,a.7,1,u 4 AAV, I ' 1 at usual, ill' lr. ., ' ,111 1, 1 ,Wynn fl, Sponsored by GRAVES' RED and WHITE J' OPHOMORES FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Burlock, J. Townsend, J. Quigley, B. Naranjo, J. Durost, T. Boyd, R. Hawksley, D. Murphy, D. Kinney, P. St. Onge, N. Ward, S. Adelman. SECOND ROW: S. Higgins, I. Smith, M. Crichton, L. Reese, P. Crichton, D. Hanning, G. Ryder, D. Mahan, D. Field, S. Mer sereau, J. Beals, T, Blanchard, J. Clayton, Mrs. Rush. THIRD ROW: W. Patterson, D. Caldwell, J. Grant, R. Hartley, J. Winslow, D. Grass, L. Grass, A. Stetson, I. Winslow, R. Wilson, J. Lawrence, C. Allen. FOURTH ROW: F. Clark, S. Burtt, N. MacPherson, C. Grass, D. Kinney, S. Broad, D. Beem. I. Ashfield, L. Hallett, C. Carvell. Our student council representatives are Donna Fields, Paula Crichton, and Carroll Carvell. Our band members are Joy Quigley, Linda Reese, Sharon Higgins, Patsy St. Onge, Lewman Grass, Norman MacPherson, and Donnie Kinney. , xA 939590 NISIQY-'l Sponsored by VINER S MUSIC COMPANY Bangor Maine FRESHMEN FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Wotton, J. Orser, B. Brooker, V. Colson, S. Dyer, G. Hoyt, S. York, O. Kinney, G. Fleming, B. Kilcollins, M. Hawksley, G. Mullen, C. Rand, J. Burtt, L. Smith, N. Taylor, B. Burlock. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stromback, E. Gilman, E. Case, D. Beals, D. Ricker, S. White, L. Curtis, S. Field, J. Marcoux, S. Lunney, S, Lunney, B. Bubar, N. Lake, D. Kingsbury, L. Brown, W. Grass, S. Cronkite, N. Mahan, R. Hallett, R. Collins, E. Grass, Mr. Stromback. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stone, G. Lundeen, W. Smith, E. Lawlor, R. Barclay, R. Young, S. McClay, S. Shaw, A. Cronkite, C. Weeks, B. Fulton, R. Stickney, P. Bates, C. Ford, J. Lincoln, N. Donnelly, J. MacDonald, L. Maclvor, M. Lawrence. FOURTH ROW: I. Keating, E. Curtis, G. Clockedile, M. McCrum, R. Griffin, L. Orser, W. Smith, S. Francis, G. Shaw, M. Tapley, R. Hathaway, A. Mac- Pherson, S. Pierce, T. Lunn, R. Callahan, I. Keating. Our student council representatives are Stephen Shaw and Jackie Orser. Our band members are V. Colson, L. Smith, S. White, S. McClay, C. Weeks, C. Ford, I. Lincoln, G. Clockedile, G. Shaw and R. Hallett. ' 'x ' , f5.L7f's '. f+1: 'fa 7 x Q fig? Q Q I in H A ' lp.:---qt M f f A X r ffl-,f2.1s' in x J' r ft - x ig ,, l .3 1.1. . sg X jr . is f v sf. ' ' gg, .Wu- -T'-. zrz ' - X'-1-ff if A .-0' . . 2 4 . Sponsored by SQUEEZE BOTTLING CO. Houlton, Maine 3 , I 3 . ' K ' Q V 5 L, J A. tfjvxygf, 'iff L . Q I u . .X 4 ' Eh A V , 2745 Y ff' N iid? .E fi . 43 '71 ,J , , : ' ' -. gf- . -, .4 K Q. I nw , , Y . , 9 U any 1 i fx..., me ru 4 lla 'lv 1,0 3 law!-'Ina Salim.: 'gp-ww .W W mv. ,ggi 1' IQ-ff of , 1' ' W .T..,.,,m ' ua.- ,..,,...-... . -- - fQ'.jf,-uf .-.,.-,sway x..'1- .Hi ,.1. I 'mai ...Jn W , , i 35 090 .fans 0 0 , 0 ' 90 ,n.. 50.1, OO Us x B 3 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 5- , 4f'l7'I'Vg f - 1' ,J I FIRST ROW: B. Thomas, D. Wilson, M. Lunn, D, McCrum, B. Watterson, B. Boyd, J. Lunney, G. Ben son, SECOND ROW: Mr. E. Porter, G. Orser, L. McGaughy, T. Ryder, D. Quigley, R. Anderson, L. Beattie, A. Crichton, C. Watterson, B. Hallett. NATIONAL CHARA CTER Hgok Sag? mnnY59w E - E. L XAYSIXXY 5 Le SER V1 CE o 505 The N.H. S. sponsored the following activities: The an- nual N. H. S. Alumni Banquet, the annual Winter Carnival, and Career Day, which is to help students select their voca- tion. We would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Porter, for the help and guidance he has contributed to the National Honor Society. Sponsored by YORK AND FENDERSON ' V fm! sf iff? 9? UH ,.. V nl- E X, llf lg V, -'-4 him I 'Wa Q. 4212 Ml.. gif!! 1 f 1511 3? E 4' 3 T 3 'v X f ff? V 4545 H V' T . ' QM .E an , my I J 1 x . Pi' ' M I: fr 1 ,h 05, I., - 'iff Q Q Q9 in Fil . FIRST ROW: B. Mullen, M. Cook, L. Beattie, T. Ryder, A. Crichton, B. Blanchard, D. Mahan, P, Shaw, G. Orser. SECOND ROW: B. Watterson, B. Boyd, I. Shaw, J. Lunney, D. McCrum, L. Rand, R. Kearney, B. Bubar, G. Tweedie, B. Stromback, L. Kearney, Mrs. Porter. THIRD ROW: I. Quigley, K. Smith, I. Townsend, S. Lunney. J. Beal, S. Dyer, J. Burtt, N. Mahan, R. Hawskley, W, Grass. FOURTH ROW: J. Marcoux, L. Curtis, B. Hallett, P. Crichton, N. Ward, N. Graves, C. Watterson, B. Naranjo, L. Grass, S. Fields, S. Lunney. FlLA.CREED We are the Future Homernakers of America, We face the future with warm courage And high hopes. 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 hopes. fa. xy... S D If-N figs - State Recreation and Social Chairman District A Secretary .J DIANNE MCCRUM TAMMY RYDER The FHA lh1S year has been qurte actrve In February we sponsored the an nual Penny Carnrval and the Wmter Carmval Dance followrng In Aprrl we pre sented the fourth Annual FHA Fashron Show wxth the local dress shops co operat mg Also tn April 25 girls and therr chaperones attended the State FHA Con ventron rn Augusta F H OFFICERS vrsor A Crxchton Presxdent G Orser Treasurer SECOND ROW L Beattre Parlramentarran B Blanchard Reporter P Shaw Song Leader D Mahan Hrstorran FIRST ROW: M. Cook, Secretaryg T. Ryder, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Porter, Ad- TT ARMERS Q THE NATIONAL STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS AGRICULTURE rrrfiii Ti ... I I T 11 Il B ls Treasurer-J Griffin, Presidentg D. FIRST ROW: D. Grass, Conductorg D. Pryor, Reporterg D. ea , , . Larrabee, Vice Presidentg R. Kingsbury, Secretaryg F. Tapley, Sentinel, A. MacPherson, R, Griffin. SECOND ROW: L. Maclvor, R. Hartley, M. Tapley, D. Caldwell, M. Lawrence, E. Grass, C. Allen Chaplain: R. Callahan, Mr. Whitaker. THIRD ROW: R. Hallett, A. Stetson, B, Grass, P. Stickney, ' l t R.Caldwe11. J. Phillips, R.Stickney, D. Kingsbury, R. Barclay, L. Hal et. Officers Basketball team Sponsored by SUMMER'S FERTILIZER COMPANY PING PONC CLU B Presldent ROBERT ANDERSON VICE Presrdent BILL THOMAS Secretary GAYLE ORSER Treasurer CRAIG TURNER FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Presldent BARBARA HALLETT Vlce Presldent LAWRENCE BEALS Treasurer DIANNE McCRUM Program Chalrman LEAH BEATTIE SAFETY CLUB Presldent BILL THOMAS VICC Presldent RAY MERSEREAU Secretary ANN CRICHTON Sponsored byC A STITHAM Secretary --------- DONNA WILSON sy Q, is - , . 5 Y-Y W f' W 1 gf - , 1? Q AV i x W V 5 K. I- ,145 . ig, X, Aww JT fi: if 4' 'U 1 O U ' 0 -4 ,Sl ik Z3 if 35' ' K Nu N Ns . 3 5 gxgb ' LJ f -hz-.f fw,,--x,f, gum 4g 0 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Orser, B. Wotton, J. Orser, B. Naranjo, T. Boyd, M. Lunn, 1. Boyd, L. Beattie, N. Mahan, G. Hoyt, L. Curtis, S. York, J. Durost, S. Adelman, R. Hawskley, B. Brooker, D. Burlock, V. Colson. SECOND ROW: D. Field, M. Cook, D. Murphy, J. Townsend, N. Ward, L. Smith, B. Boyd, A. Crichton, M. Crichton, T. Blanchard, J. Clayton, P. Crichton, D. Kingsbury, B Bubar, D. McCrum, N. Lake, R. Kearney, J. Smith, J. Beal, S. Lunney, B. Stromback, W. Glidden, B. Ryder, P. Shaw, I. Burlock, C. Watterson, G. Ryder, Mr. K. MacGregor. THIRD ROW: S. Higgins, L. Reese, J. Shaw, D. Wilson, V. Dixon, D. Mahan, C. Rand, S. Dyer, J. Burtt, L. Kearney, B. Boulier, G. Flemming, D. Hanning, J. Lunney, S. Field, W. Grass, S. Cronkite, S. Mersereau, J. Marcoux, L. Brown, P. St. Onge, J. Quigley, D. Hanning. FOURTH ROW: B. Burlock, E. Curtis, R. Griffin, L. Orser, J. Lincoln, N. McPherson, P. Graham, C. Turner, S. McC1ay, L. Weeks, 1. Phillips C. Weeks, A. Cronkite, D. Kingsbury, R. Anderson, W. Garrison, L. Grass, S. Pierce, T. Lunn, J. Keating, N. Taylor, eezggxb '0 Ma CGREGOR P if f X 1 J Qi Z D , Sponsored by WASA K, ,, wink' .sd-at I SEATED: G. Orser, I. Beal, B. Watterson, I. Lunney, T. Ryder, L. Beattie. STANDING: R. Kearney W. Patterson, R. Nichols, L. Beals, W. Thomas, D. McCrum. JUNIOR EXHIBITION The Class of 1959 held their Junior Exhibition April 29, 1958, in the A.C.I. gym. The following speakers wrote their own selections: Chance. . .or God? -------------- ------ L EAH BEATTIE Activitus A.C.I. - - - BERTINA WATTERSON Time for Action ----- - WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. My Little Prince ----- ------- IU NE BEAL Was the Price too Great? - - - - - DIANNE MCCRUM Bedlam ---------- - - LAWRENCE BEALS The Last Basket ----- - JUDY LUNNEY Thru the Eyes of a Child - - - GAYLE ORSER Dar1ny's Dream ----- - - ROGER NICHOLS Hands ------ - - - - TAMMY RYDER A Miracle ----- ---- RE NA KEARNEY Evinrude 2-91356 - - --------------- - - WAYNE PATTERSON Chosen as outstanding speakers were Leah Beattie, Judy Lunney, Bertina Watterson, Tammy Ryder, Lawrence Beals, and Wayne Patterson. Sponsored by PIERCE'S SALES AND SERVICE fs Tl fo QQ UING 3 M, E ' Y P fi , . N L I I if v A ff y Y I R he I 4 53 I 0 5 1 The Senior Play presented the 'Hillbilly Weddin, ' a three act comedy, in March, at the A C gym under the direction of Mrs. Glenna Rush. Paw Belsnickle - - Maw Belsnickle - - Ceelie Belsnickle - - - - Bonnie Mae Belsnickle Iuney Lou Belsnickle - Four Belsnickle ---- Five Belsnickle - - Six Belsnickle - - - Obeey Upschlager - - Chiz Upschlager - - - Ronald Maxwell - - Lucy Maxwell - - The Reverend - - Cousin Zeke - - - The Cousins - - - - LAWRENCE BEALS - - - RENA KEARNEY - TAMMY RYDER - - -GAYLE ORSER ' ' ' ' JUNE BEAL - - ANN CRICHTON - - - - - BRENDA BOYD - - BARBARA HALLETT WILLIAM THOMAS, JR. - - - GAROLD BENSON - -MERLIN TOWNSEND - - - DIANNE MCCRUM - - JAMES PHILLIPS - - ROGER NICHOLS - - - - LEAH BEATTIE PEGGY SHAW BERTINA WATTERSON TOMMY KEATING MARILYN LUNN DWAINE KINGSBURY VELVA DIXON SMITH and WEEKS, INC., Mars Hill 'S' if U iw 1 v H ff 1 .amz J 6? ' Q . Lu fm i I -. 'Gt-l is 'tr' a Qs fe 4 gg -D. ,Q X ,,. 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OPPONENTS 50 Mapleton 43 40 Caribou '76 Easton 53 68 Ashland '78 Presque Isle '76 69 Washbum 34 Caribou 99 67 Houlton 66 Washbum 63 51 Fort Fairfield 68 Houlton 84 48 Mapleton 64 Easton 68 '71 'RiCker 50 Fort Fairfield '7'7 '7'7 'Washburn 62 Presque Isle 73 41 'Brownville Jct. 64 fOvertimeJ Limestone 63 ' District Playoffs Eastern Maine Tournament The A.C. I. basketball team had a record of '7 wins and 9 losses during the past season. This record doesn't look too impressive, but most of our games were played against much larger schools. The team went into the district playoffs at Fort Fairfield seeded number one, and, by winning over Ricker and Washburn, won the Aroostook M Championship and the right to represent the district in the Eastern Maine Tournament at Bangor, At Bangor the team made a slow start but improved near the end of the game, although we lost to the Eastem Maine Champions, Brownville Junction, Robert Anderson represented the school at the annual foul shooting contest held at Aroostook State Teachers College. He tied for third place by netting 44 out of 50 tries. Sponsored by MARS HILL RADIO AND TV CENTER 'R We ' xv is A - . U t l, . I S' 2 N' Q if A if xuw 4 3, it 'Ag X as if G i BASEBALL FIRST ROW: C. Allen, R. Mersereau, L. Weeks, D. Kingsbury, E. Hathaway, R. Anderson, B. Frost, E. Young. SECOND ROW: T. Keating, L. McGaughy, B, Thomas, G. Benson, C. Tumer, Coach Porter. AROOS TOOK LEAGUE C HA MPIONS Last year the A. C,I. baseball team under the guidance of Mr. Porter won their first Aroostook League championship in eight years with a record of eight wins and two losses. Among the eight victories were wins over schools with a much larger enrollment, including two wins over runner-up Presque Isle and one over Houlton. For winning the championship the local merchants donated money to send the team to Boston to see two ball games between the Boston Red Sox and the Washington Senators. The team stands a very good chance of repeating the championship again this year with ten players retuming from last year's team. Another advantage is that we have our pitching staff, Billy Thomas and Larry Weeks. with us again this year. Retuming lettermen are B. Thomas, Captain: L. Weeks, C. Tumer, D. Kingsbury, E. Hathaway, R. Anderson, T. Keating, and G. Benson. Sponsored by G. L. HEWITT VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: A. Crichton G. Orser J Beal STANDING L Beattie N. Graves P. Crichton P. Shaw J Orser J Townsend J Smtth J Qu1g1ey L McGaughy J Burn N Ward M. 29? , fi '25, 436' -'ls 5 Z? 1 V .1 AFI' y 1 sr w if :S 3, Q 15 8' uf 1 3' Q, my as + it k , F f A ,. 3 4 5 'H M -f .M WV' 'Q ,- dm -Y 4 2 ag K3 f 'Q F 6' fa , aw . W 11 y . X A. 9 F V . wy 2 1 532' A E 1 Fr ,- ' l .K Q .li Q f 3 s ACI Y W 1 -iw 'N A '. r 4 , ,,'-5' L O s , . 5 X ' r i 1 1 . .pq 1 fx Q I. X5 0 '45 '4- ,fi ff, 1 SBS is 29' 5 Q A p 3' L I 've r rf an 4 Q - sr' ,wt r S. uf X, ff J XX in I ff: ff? - , ffr W- B ,y 3 as L -vi ga at 6 'If G-'13 G wg-w-of A 'X 'CT-,l' QW' tai' '-ir ivy- : .X H E r . K , J:-F Q 1 I 1 1 1 s, Y X ,nw ,W 'Xi if : if 'way in-Q.-.. 6 it 'E 6 . .5 3 I ,Q M W B l - 'zzz' 1 t A, 1, ' W . Q A' ,Q ' wav -.V A 69' 9. SAUCY ENIORS ROW 1: Tammy Ryder, Dianne McCrum, Brenda Boyd, Judy Lunney, Marilyn Lunn. ROW 2: Roger Nichols, Gayle Orser, Garold Benson, Ann Crichton, Rena Kearney, Judy Shaw. ROW 3: Barbara Hallett, Billy Thomas, Peggy Shaw, Dwaine Kingsbury, Geraldine Tweedie, June Burlock. ROW 4: Velva Dixon, Donna Wilson, Lorraine Grass, Wayne Patterson, Laurena Foster, Iva Kilcollins. ROW 5: Leah Beattie, Charlotte Foster, Glenda Collins, Merlin Townsend, Lawrence Beals, Bertina Wat- terson, June Beal, LITERATURE FRIENDS Exactly what frrends are cannot be easrly defmed The f1rst place one would probably look for the deflnrtron of a frrend IS rn a drcuonary I am sure that most drctronarres will deflne rt ln somewhat the nature of th1s Fnend one who cherlshes krnd regard for another person Thls may well be true but then as I thmk for a moment what are the thrngs that make a person have krnd regard for another? Is II merely that they are klnd to me or rs rt that they have done a specral krndness toward me? Krndness surely IS an rmportant part rn frrendshrps but are my frrends always krnd to me? No I m sure we have our drfferences rn oprmons Cbut wouldn t It be a bormg world rf we were agreeable on everythmgj and ln these dlfferences we become a ltttle less krnd and perhaps we become so perturbed that we say a few harsh words In my oprnron thrs rs not exactly what krndness rs Another qualxty I feel a frrend should have IS patrence I realrze that I am not rnfallrble and I surely hope that my frlends w1ll be patlent and grve me t1me to make amends for my shortcomlngs If II IS nght for me to apologrze I would l1ke for my apology to be accepted A l1ttle forgrveness really means a lot to most of us Bemg a person of a rather Jolly nature I l1ke to have my fnends possess a sense of humor I l1ke to have th1s sense of humor lrmrted to an approprrate trme and place I certarnly don t thlnk lt funny to hear someone run down another s reputatron just for a laugh Laughrng IS fun when my frrends and I laugh WITH others not AT others Perhaps the most rmportant qualrty IS understandmg Understandmg can come only through respect for another s op1n1on I rmagrne others feel the same way as I do about wantrng to be understood Per haps we all should remember that one gets understandrng by g1v1ng understandmg Thus 1n my op1n1on laughrng together krndness patrence forgrveness and understandmg are the b3S1S of thrs th1ng called frrendshrp TAMMY RYDERQ 595 A C I OUR ALMA MATER Th1s glossy floor wrll come to an end! Boot marks and tracks and scuff marks too Feet and floor have therr rendevous The classes are over and quretness relgns Summer vacauon IS here once agaln The books are all stacked rn a neat prle So nrce to see them have a rest for a whrle The past year s use surely was rough It s a mlghty good th1ng bookbmdmgs are tough Thrnk of the marks made by pencrl and pen And all of the papers whrch were stuffed rn It s n1ce to look down the qulet hall And realrze that there s no more norse t1l fall The floors are all scrubbed and varnrshed and clean All through the summer how they w1ll gleam But the f1rst day of school rn August my frrend The desks are all empty no papers around Even the creakrng walls make no sound Thrs rs the peace that has come to old A C I For a short summer but then fall rs nrgh Sol guess the old bu1ld1ng w1ll just have to agree She d rather have the songs and the glee Have the no1se of the dlsmrssal bell Drowned out by shouts and by yells Summer vacatrons are nrce ns true But I ll be glad to come back to school won t you? ANONYMOUS 1 1 '- . 1 1 1 1 ,,. ,, . . .. - 1 - 1 - - .. ,. . . , , a 1 1 4 1 1 Q 1 1 o 1 , . . . . . 1 1 o n , .. . . . 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . v .11 1 1 1 1 . . . . U 1 1 a I 111 1 .. 1 1 1 q . . .. .. .. n . . , ' 1 n ,. . u 1 0 - 1' . . ,. ' 1 1 ' 1 -- 1 U 1 -- : 1 1 BEAUTY AIDS People are makrng IITIPICSSIUTIS erther conscrously or unconscrously all the t1me lmpressron can be deflned rn three words the rmmedrate effect and that was just what I was tryrng to make on a very good looklng boy my second year 1n hrgh school I wasn t the only glrl who was attemptlng thrs because he was the perfect basketball hero but I had an advantage over the others I lrved next door to hrm Every nrght I drd my hatr up farthfully and walked slowly by hrs house rn the mormng on my way to school but rt was rn varn By Chnstmas I decrded somethmg drastrc had to be done and at once I read all the magazrnes I could frnd guaranteerng beauty over nrght. One evenrng when the famlly was out I prepared to make a beauty mask of egg yolks corn starch and mrlk whrch turned out to be a sucky pale green mrxture Then I put rt on my face leavlng only a place to see and to breathe Thrs was the frrst step to beauty so all the books satd Next I decrded on a Shrrley Temple harr do and put curlers all over my head When I looked at myself 1n the mrrror I took a deep breath and Irghtly touched the srde of the face to make sure rt was me There was no comparrson between Frankenstern and me I looked more horrrblel I had gone thrs far and resolved to go through wrth ll and read the next dlrectron whrch sa1d only one thrng relax That was easier sa1d than done for how can you relax wrth a tm roof of curlers pulling your halr and your face rn a mold of what seemed hke cement Thrs so called beauty mask was hardenrng every mrnute and I couldn t move a muscle rn my face but I must do as the book says I tumed on the radro and sat down As I was thrnkrng how wrse I was to perform thrs operanon wlule I was alone the door bell rang I could have pretended I drdn t hear but the door wasn t locked and whoever ll was could walk rn I mrght have run up starrs butl had to pass the front door rn order to reach the starts I was caught and there was no escape so I walked bravely mto the hall and opened the door There he was standmg on the doorstep and by the startled expressron on Ins face I xmaglned how frrghtful I must have looked standmg rn the half llghted hallway He mumbled somethrng about seerng the lrght rn the house and thought maybe I would llke to see a movie I gasped and forgettmg my appearance started to smrle an acceptance but as I d1d thls a part of the sea green mold on my face snapped and fell off My caller Jumped back as 1f bombed and I rememberrng my beauty alds sard I wasn t feelmg well He very polrtely agreed wrth me and saxd I drd look a b1t srck. Saying goodnrght he walked qurckly down the steps JUDY SMITHK 611 DO YOU KNOW9 Do you know who hangs up your clothes when they fall? Do you know who cleans up your sp1l1s Do you know who lrstens when thrngs go wrong? Do you know who says I wrll 9 Do you know who patches your clothes when they re torn? Do you know who frxes a hot meal at home? Do you know who womes when you re not on IIITIC7 Well I know I ll tell you It s our MOM! BRENDA BOYD F591 , Q . . ,, . . ,, . . 1 1 - . . . g . . . 1 v n I I n I ' 1 9 n 1 r u y n Q l - 1 r 1 n . ,, ,, . . . . 1 I n . - . , . I o ' U . g , . . ' l , o , u r - 0 . . . ' . , 1 n . . . . . , . I I I U 1 a 1 1' - n . . I . , . 1 I u r 0 W? il Q fwww 4 I A17 yi, ,,. 4 Q 5 Q 95 -,Q Q 1 K F .A?,, 1 7 'Q if Joy Qulgley Tammy Ryder Judy Shaw Gayle Orser June Burlock Janrce Lee Boyd Barbara Hallet Jackre Townsend Ruth Hawksley Charlotte Foster Leah Kearney Wrlla Gltdden Donna Freld Star Fteld Geraldrne Tweedre Betty Burlock Tonya Boyd Nancy Graves Return To Me The Young Ltons Problems Star Dust Love of My L1fe Born Too Late So Shy When Love Makes The Forget Me Not Young Love Topsey II Trna Marte A C I GOSSIP GANG Robert Anderson D1ck Hartley Lewman Grass Lane McGaughy Jrmmy LIHCOIH Rhonello Shaw Vaughn Brrdges Wayne Garrrson Stephen Burtt Charles Burke Donald Scott Dana Beals Raymond Kmgsbury Dale Pryor Gary Dyer Walter O Neal Beaver Prerce Larry Folsom Peggy Shaw Lrnda Rand Mary Cook Barbara Stromback Donna Wtlson Nancy Ward Lorrarne Grass Dorothy Klnney Brenda Ryder Judy Burtt Margaret Ghdden Brenda Bubar Lona Churclull Iva Kxlcollrns Sarah Durost Glenda Collms Bevely Wotton Sue Lunney A C I HIT PARADE Leah to Cectl Jlmmy Phtllrps Larry Weeks Gordon Somervrlle Barry Dearborn Donnre Kmney D1ck Hawksley John Clayton Dwarne Ktngsbury Davrd Beal Carroll Carvell John Beal Bobby Grass Roger Nrchols Darrell West Frederrc Case Johnny Wrnslow Bobbre Swrmm Joe Tardy Mr Porter and Mr Dean Becky and Leah Bonme Ann Bouller Barb Stromback and Barry Dearborn Tammy to D1ck Glenda to John Wrnslow Graduatron World Go Round June and Jimmy Answers to P D Questtons Stephen Burtt and Ruth Hawksley A C I Band Robert to Joy To Know Hrm Is To Love Hrm Gayle about Lane Are You Really Mme Problems Rockm Robrn Devoted To You Our Drrector K K K Katy Brrd Dog Beep Beep Hoola Hoop It s Only Make Belreve Love Me Tender It s All In The Game Y akety Y ak Sweet Stxteen Vaughn to Barbara Glenda Collms Roger Nrchols Charlotte to Charlre Mr MacGregor Mrss Moore Mr Stromback June Peg Leah Judy Arlo McPherson Leah to Donald Scott Jrmmy to Merlrn Seruor Class Junror Class Sponsored by T R YORK at soNs Sue Adleman and Ph1l1p Graham N Geraldine Geraldine Tweedie A UMN -4- Marie Case fnee Bartley, Donna Bell Jackie Blanchard Verlie Brooks Carlton Burlock Linda Crichton Gloria Lento fnee Dixonj Woodie Drost Lois Caldwell fnee Fosterj William Frost Linda Gessner Margaret Glidden Bryant Grass Richard Graves Marilyn Guiggey Barbara Beals Knee Gulliferj Joan Hallett Donald Hanning Donna Hanning Richard Hawksley Janice Higgins Hala Jones Arlyn Keegan Claudine Kilcollins Kathryn Mahan Linda McCrum Lane McGaughy Michael Quigley Ellis Pryor Martha Rand Ramona Rand Joanne Rideout Lois Roope Gordon Somerville Marilyn Tapley Earl Watson Thomas Tilley Judy Foster Qnee Wortmanj Iris York Edwin Young -v-4--'L 'T 4 if ,A h Employed by Zayres Attending A.S.T.C. Employed by United Production Credit Employed by Maine Potato Growers United States Army Employed by Maine Potato Growers Living in Blaine Attending Long lsland Bible Institute, N Living in Mars Hill Living with Parents Working Locally Employed by National Northern Farms Working at Home Employed by Zayres Employed by Zayres Living in Marlboro, Massachusetts Attending Husson College Working at Monticello Employed by N. E. Tel. 8a Tel., P. I. Employed at Loring A. F. B. Employed by Zayres Employed at the Cracker Box Attending Gordon College Working in Connecticut Employed by N. E. Tel. Sc Tel., P. I. Attending Husson College Attending Ohio Wesleyan University Attending A.S.T.C. Working at Home Employed by N. E. Tel. 85 Tel., P. I. Attending Eastern Acad. of Beauty Culture Employed by Zayres Attending Eastern Maine General Hospital Attending University of Maine Employed by N. E. Tel. 8: Tel., P. I. Employed by Brewer's Service Station Working in Ashland, Massachusetts Living in Blaine Attending A.S.T.C. Attending University of Maine KI Q A A r , ... A' 'O' , .- 4 , , ...ap u 9 0'1 ,p on of fe 9, 'boil DO 9 0O0 Ohrff' Q.. Q.. 00 000011 O' a-ol 00 Coon-Q' OO 'iltot up 'ye .,. s 0' l00...QQ 9' 9U?UOQl 'W' 'OO' -0 D0 'coo-Q-, no Ono Q- 40 0010400-uv ua -ebb .,, , af, l,o,,, ,Q ng, nay, QC ' ,Q lf' 90, , g -.4 .-1. ' W,.n - -Q cw ,f ', -.' . if ' nf B, . 0 ' A . -,. c04 ' , ,., .fC' ,,, ,punt ' ,N . ..'- ,. J , 9 -919 Q 1. 'Cv . - .A 9 9- - p.-,' ' ' on of I Q if R Rn ...J Mir. 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' xi , 1 J Mia!! nnuas CARR0'-L 5 Your Health Is Our Bus1ness AUTO SALES G1fts by Wxre Aroostook s Largest Used Car THOMPSON S Dealer PHARMACY 694 Mam Street D1al 8311 Presque Isle Ma1ne Pre sque Isle Maxne Tel 4381 or 4391 SHOP at SEARS and SAVE D1a1 4811 Presque Isle Serv1ng Boston and Northern Ma1ne Dependable Serv1ce O DONNELL S EXPRESS 5 Davls Street Presque Isle Kendall Street Houlton L1censed Movers Thompson Stat mlm ROCK of AGES my FAMILY wfowumtms PRESQUE ISLE MEMORIAL WOR KS Authorlzed Dealer E stabhshed 1886 e Street and Phone 2 152.1 All New England States Taggett Presque Isle Cornplunents of EPS, 01-A The L1ght Refreshment Presque Isle , 7 ' I 320 Main st. 1 1 FINNEMORE BODY AND FENDER SHOP We Take the Dents Out of Accndents State Street Presque Isle Compl1me nts of AROOSTOOK GR OWERS INC Potatoes Sales Servlce D1a1 2 Presque Isle Compllments of AROOSTOOK TRUST COMPANY Complete Bankmg Serv1ce Car1bou Presque sle For Complete Mars H1ll News Coverage Read the MAINE POTATO GROWERS STAR HERALD INC Sold by Stores and Carr1er Boys Co Operatwe Markeung and Pur chas1ng ZAYRE Servlng Every Farrrnng Need Where Better Quahty Costs You Less presque 1516 Mame Maw. Street Presque Isle D1al 56 ll ' 4 ll Dial 2-4416 Compliments of U. J. HEDRICH A. B. c. BREAD COMPANY Established 1889 Dia14011 Presque Isle ffl' . ----- - .--1e4 I 4 DAIRYPRODUCTS . IX X 5 .1- 'IZ 4, , ? X AROOSTOOK FARMS DAIRY Tel 7741 Presque Isle BERRY MOTORS SALES NERI ICE Presque Isle G MORISSETTE Sz SONS Upper Main Street Presque Isle Maine Agents for V ES INC il Phone 9 2191 Q M, , I A- ' S1 V' I . 1l'AY Make Your Home Complete Buy a House Tra1ler FOX TRAILER SALES CaT1bOU Road fl Low Down Payme nts Easy Terms Up to a Year Presque Isle COOK S FLORIST Flowers for All Occas1ons D1al 3021 Z 7831 Presque Isle Comphments of PETE'S MARKET Presque Isle Complunents of GERARD L MADORE Bottled Gas and Fuel SCIVICC Compllments of GOULD AND SMITH AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS D1al 3211 Presque Isle THIBODEAU S SHOE STORE Footwear for the Whole Farruly SPGCIBIIZGS 1n Hard to Flt Feet Presque Isle Mamne Compl1ments WILKINS Presque Isle Mame ROY S ARMY AND NAVY Everythumg for the Sportsman Boats and Canoes Presque Phone 3181 Presque Isle Compllments of WEINBURG 'S Isle Lnnestone BROWN'S JEWELRY STORE Presque Isle, Ma1ne ' 'Quality Gifts ' ' Opposite State Teachers College ' ' of Take an lder nsters Advlce . . . IT S SMART to lme up job mter Lzews well m aclvam e of gmclzlatzon And one of the best places I know to con tact Z8 the Telephone Company Seveml of us from my gracluatmg class are wofkzng here and every one of us loves zt Te 6ph0l'l6 Jobs are lmportant ones We have our own trammg pro gram whlch you can enter wlthout any prevlous Job experxence The pay IS good and youll get regular ralses ment lntervlewer soon befove you graduate Ask the Guldance Counselor , at your school to tell you when and where to apply NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH COMPANY ,ff 0 I U ll H , . . . . I ' Y, Y , l ' y Why not come and see our employ- l K K, .ai ' 1-fry E .gnzhzzhztxnpi Compliments of PUTNAM BROTHERS COMPANY Houlton, Maine Distributors of GULF OIL CORPORATION PRODUCTS in Northern Maine Compliments of ARMY at NAVY STORE Compliments Of Phone 2890 Houlton SEARS ALMON H FOGG CO BOSTON SHOE STORE Household Hardware A Good Place to Buy Paints and Sporting Goods Good Shoes Phone 2263 Houlton Phone 2574 Houlton YORK'S RADIO SERVICE Compliments of DUNN FURNITURE CO Houlton Mama Tel 2246 Houlton DR C F HOGAN f Compliments of Comphments 0 AARON PUTNAM Houlton, Maine Of? X Country Kitchen Bread It's Soft Twiste WM Baked by msnzaes A J BREAD TINGLEY BAKING COMPANY . . I ' s 9 I I I ' X if s-4 192 I - 1 .:j,, ' N K M lv GRAVES ? FLOWER SHOP dy 20056 D1a1 4125 Mars H111 ICHEVPOI-ET! Dial 4011 MARS HILL MOTOR COMPANY 30 'tue Mar S H111 INVESTIGATE SAVINGS J' MAINE FARM SUPPLY CO INC D1StT1bUtOIS of T1res, Tubes Battenes Spray Materlals Presque Isle D1a1 6321 X I X x, For That Speclal Dress BEA S DRESS SHOP Proprletress MRS BEATRICE HARPINE D1a1 508 1 Mar S H111 Comphments of TWEEDIE POTATO CO Mam St Mars H111 Phone 4541 Best W1shes to the Class of 1959 ADELMAN S Mars H111, Mame S1nce 1903 .-I L,- f 'S , LFQ 0 s 0 . , . fig . . Aw Calso Petroleum Products ! X A A , ,R f ff I . , ' X! . 1 You won't run out of gas with bulk gas delivery TIIEGISSEINICE rzonunsm X Try Us 2 ! Maflfll Gwfww ARoosTooK GAS co., INC. Presque Isle, Maine Compliments of PERRY'S JEWELRY STORE Houlton, Maine Compliments of D. F. ELLIS, O. D. Houlton, Maine BOSTON SHOE STORE A Good Place to Buy Good Shoes Phone 2574 Houlton Compliments of YORK'S RADIO SERVICE Houlton, Maine L. R. INGRAHAM 8: SONS, INC. Your Automotive Parts Jobber AL'S FOOD SHOP Complete Automotive Machine Shop Tel. 3244 Houlton Compliments of ROBINSON'S MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORE Houlton, Maine Compliments of RIDEOUT'S I. G. A. Blaine, Maine -.-i O -- ,fs - I A I- ' L- N - fy Tl:-:T T 5 5 ...L-:.L,,:-:-'zz 1 - fy, gdrmoung BIG B10 CROP M ef- ' ' f 9' airs'-mf-si fs- gf- 4 -3 Make -5.3: S I-x' O 0,' ' g- iEVll'j'ACff-75 L-1 h I ' x 5 : - E M-. E 5 Dollar 2 iw ' - : Best .2 .. ' 'FM' 'Alf-ff I 'f 11- 5 E ,-.2 Compliments of F. A. PEABODY COMPANY OSCAR BENN Pres1dent FRED SYLVESTER Sec and Treas Complete Insurance Protectlon Phone 2291 Houlton BREWER S SUNOC O SERVICE STA TION Sunoco Batterxes Sunoco Oxls T1res and Accessomes Blue Sunoco Gas Greas1ng Wa.sh1ng General Repa1rs EXPERT ELECTRICAL WORK HOULTON MOTORS and ALLIED SALES ANNEX Factory Dealers for Oldsmob11e Cadlllac, G M C Trucks Plymouth, DeSoto Rambler, W1llys, and H1l1man Except1onal1y Clean Used Cars on Our Lot at All Tlmes When Thmklng cr a New or Used Car or Truck Call Mars H111 5591 or 6271 FOR COMFORT 4 R W WIGHT 8. SONS Mars H111 Presque Isle Bedroom Su1tes Serta Pedlc Mattresses Serta Posture Mattresses H1de Away Couch and Sofa Beds Day Servlce Nlght Servlce D1al 3351 D1al 6691 TINGLEY S TOOT AND TELL if f Soft Drmks i f 'U D1al 3985 Houlton WILSON'S JEWELRY SHOP Watche s , D1amonds , Ch1na Cnfts Mars H111 1 ' , n o o p 1 . I 1 1 H P' 1 if L? -,J h A V Lunches and -V141 15 X 1 X I: CJ F2 E5 CI P1 CJ CJ L. 'T'F!.ll E5 The sales! way to travel - on your school trips is by charter bus. Expert drivers familiar with the highways assure your safety as you ride rm uh In luxurious carefree comfort X- I I I Hlll Charter Bus trlps are easy to arrange We can help you with your plans even s. 111, ll 1 make advance reservations for ..,,:' if you If you wish 'ii 3- Lgrsiagqm 1532! lk' QM fbi! 'I-'3E?'I7 i QE ,.... When planning your school trips consider the comfort safety convenience and economy of Charter Bus Service We can take you anywhere you want to go In U S A Canada or Mexico For information and rates see BANGOR your ne Irest Bangor and D TOOK Aroostook bus agent or - ASHEOAD ! write direct to W fu, A J TRAVIS MALNE MANAGER HIGHWAY DIVISION BANGOR and AROOSTOOK RAILROAD HIGHWAY DIVISION BANGOR MAINE x n s x 0 7 I 11 ' ' .-15552, - - : - - ' ' , - ',L51EuT7'-L's-'- x I ,,,- , 9, Q ' ' I NA .Hllla---, ff-' KN A I, y I - .. F k:r -, V ' A - Q - .2 , - ,. -,. , . It ! I M 4 ' '. 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W A Raw R L HOTHAM AND SON T B Guernsey Milk Dial 2652 and B D Blaine Maine Tested Herd MAPLE LANE DAIRY by JI .iiiii A' 4 DAIRY Pnooucrs H so wiv --ex 'N-V x X Carol Miller, Lowell Weeks, Mrs. Ola Orser MARS HILL OFFICE NORTHERN NATIONAL BANK Mars Hill, Maine Complete Banking Services Q XNSUIQ X 4 5365 iq. Q Muximum Q E. 510,000 5, ' Ins ance 1 5 For Each 2 6 Deposxter 2 x 'Q Q9 C 41554859 S45 : f 3 uxx x ,1 I Z ,419 Complunents of BOB BLANCHARD Oven Ready Turkeys D1a1 4421 Mars H111 Compl1ments of STATE POTATO Presque Isle Ma1ne Cer-t1f1ed Seed and Table stock Cornphrnents of A FRIEND vis MCG! .RE s ,ni XX-Z Flowers for All 1 Occas1ons Ayres. 24 Blake St Presque Isle Phone 2 2902 Mars H111 Phone 4 125 C. W. STAPLES INC. Ins ect1c1des and FUng1C 1de s Phone 2-4451 Presque Isle Cornphments of FEDERATION FERTILIZER L. C. COREY D1a1 6 1 78 Mars H111 K A.. 5' t xx ' Q j ' A !fI'4f I I 6- . Q, A y vk., Y -el f? X f x'-5Kg. ' MAINE CO. , . l -9 EI I SGP' K ,QX V X X Name Public Service Company gwwy 'vdlafwoawvl 0 CO 1 7 I- 1..- Kg X Z -',,..- ' J X f Q mov ullowm Your Elochiz Servant I I I II . 0 ,I The Following Advertisers Have Contributed to Our Yearbook by Sponsoring a Page T R YORK AND SON, Mars Hill WEAVER, GREENLAW, AND NUTTER, Mars Hill RIDEOUT'S MARKET Mars Hill YORK AND FENDERSON, Mars Hill SMITH 8: WEEKS INC , Mars Hill GRAVES' SUPER MARKETS, Mars Hill and Caribou MARS HILL RADIO 8: TV CENTER Mars Hill C A STITHAM, Mars H111 PIERCE'S SALES 81 SERVICE Mars I-fill SUMMERS FERTILIZER CO Mars Hill G L HEWITT Mars H111 WASA, Mars Hill VINER'S MUSIC COMPANY, Bangor COLE'S EXPRESS, Presque Isle and Bangor SOUEEZE BOTTLING CO Houlton We, the staff of the 1959 Aroostookan cordially thank you the advertisers for your interest and cooperation in making this year's yearbook a success It is our sincere hope that these ads will result in increased patronage by our readers, s c o 9 3 c 9 o n , L ll u Q 9 'I I l o 6 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY f ', o The World 5 Bee' Yeefluoika be Tal.:-'N rib om