Clinton High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Clinton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

To MRS. GIRLANDINE LIBBY We the class members of the class of nine- teen hundred fifty eight with deep appreci- ation, dedicate this issue of the Syllabus to Mrs. Libby, our teacher, and our friend. REUNION When our minds return to days gone by We remember fun and wonder why, A streak of sunshine once we had. Was taken away to leave us sad Our hearts reveal what must come true That far away beyond the night Will come a time with sunshine bright, In our class reunion beyond the sun, William Welch '59 THE LATE BUS One day my friend and I were waiting for the bus. We saw some ice on the river. Let’s go down on the ice and skip school, ” my friend said. I didn't know what to do at first, but in an instant I told him I would skip school. After an hour I thought the bus had gone by.. My friend and I went out in the middle of the river, I heard a large splash and there was my friend pinned between two large pieces of ice. He yelled for help. I knew I never could get to the house in time. When I ran up the bank I saw my bus. I yelled for help and the bus driver heard me and came running to the river. He ran out on the river with me and helped me pull my friend out. We ran to my friend’s house where he changed to dry clothes. As he stood near the fire shivering he said, I don't think we'll ever try that trick again. By ROBERT WRIGHT GRADE 8 IT DOESN’T PAY In the school building Some will say It doesn’t pay. But to me, you know It isn't like the snow. That will soon melt away. It's like the ground, That will always stay. Some will giggle. Fool and play. Those are the ones who say School doesn't pay! By DWAIN JACOBSON GRADE 8 PRISCILLA COBURN Commercial Auburn Maine School Of Commerce Two Years at C.H. S. FACULTY MADELINE WOODWORTH Language B.A., Colby College Four Years at C.H.S. GILBERT PHILBR1CK Principal Science - Math B. S., University of Maine Three Years at C.H.S. MARGARET TOTMAN History Colby Exchange Leland Powers School of the Spoken Word Two Years at C.H.S, GIRLANDINE LIBBY Math Colby College, B. S. Bates College, M. A. Correspondence Course U. of M. Two years at C.H.S. SYLLABUS STAFF Seated: M. Barrett, J. Goodwin, D. Watson, M. Higgins. Standing: R. Locke, P. Christiano, J. McKenney, W. Crommett, D. Gray, T. Hanscom, D. King, R. Proctor, R. Stewart, L. Starbird Jr., L. Gordon. EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief - Assistant Editor - Business Manager Literary Editor - Sports Staff - — Alumni Editor - --------- Exchange Editor--------- Advertising and Art Editor Treasurer------------ Subscription - ---------- Photography —----------- Typists------------------ ----JERRY GOODWIN ----ROBERT BEALE - - DAVID WATSON DWAYNE GRAY - TILTON HANCOM RICHARD PROCTOR RICHARD STEWART - - PAT CHRISTIANO • - HENRY LOMBARD WAYNE CROMMETT - - MARGE HIGGINS - - JOHN McKENNEY - - RAYMOND LOCKE MARIANNE BARRETT DENNIS KING LINDA GORDON LEON STARBIRD JR. BILL'S SERVICE STATION, Waterville Sponsored by THE STONE AGENCY, Pittsfield STEWART 8' ACERS, Benton IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS If I had a million dollars, I'd travel day and night. I'd probably continue to travel With very little delight. I'd travel from here to Switzerland; I'd travel from here to France; But wherever I would travel I'd feel uneasy in million dollar pants. After my money's spent and over; I'll head back to my family to be Always welcome like a falcon Before heading back to sea. By HENRY LOMBARD '58 VIEW FROM MY WINDOW The view from my window is pleasant Each morning I find something new The reflection of colors on the mountain Plus the sunshine of the grass wet with dew. When I awake each morning I dash to the window to see Whether God has made the world stormy Or sunny as can be. Oh, the many times I've wondered Of what would happen to me If I were forced to leave my home Situated by a great sea. But the thought that always lingers When I think of that dark thought The secret of happiness is simple Wherever you are, do as you ought. By MARGE HIGGINS '58 % ; y SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: John McKenney, Vice President; Dwayne Gray, President; David Watson, Treasurer; Linda Gordon, Secretary. PATRICIA MARY CHRISTIANO Student Council 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; Sylla- bus Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Honor Roll 1, 2; Queen 1; Civics Club 2. MARIANNE BARRETT Class Secretary 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Syllabus Staff 4; Basketball 2, 3; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; Scorekeeper 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; School Tiger Tales 3; Softball 3; Dra- matics Club 4; One-Act Plays 1, 2; Civics Club 2. I WAYNE ALFRED CROMMETT Basketball Manager 4; Baseball Manager 3; Syllabus Staff 4; Scorekeeper 3,4; Dra- matics Club 4; Stage Manager 1, 2, 3,4; Play Make-up 2, 3; One-Act Play 3, 4; Field Day Comm. 1, 2, 3,4; Civics Club 2. JERRY IVAN GOODWIN Glee Club 1. 2. 3.4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1,4; Dramatics Club 4; Civics Club 2; Tiger Tales 3; Student Council 1, 3; Plays 3, 4; One-Act Play 2; Syllabus Staff 4; Field Day 1, 2,4; Editor Yearbook 4; Boys' State 3; King Candidate 3. LINDA LOU GORDON Senior Play 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2: Class Vice President 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Queen Candidate 4; Civics Club Secretary 3; Syllabus Staff 4; Honor Roll 1, 2. DWAYNE HOLLAND GRAY Class Vice President 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Student Council 3, 4; Tiger Tales Editor 2, 3; Civics Club 2; Syllabus Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2; One-Act Play 3; Plays 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Base- ball Manager 1; King Candidate 2; Class President 3, 4; Field Day Comm 2; Honor Roll 3, 4. TILTON THOMAS HANSCOM Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; One-Act Play 2; Class President 1; Student Council 4; Civics Club 2; Syllabus Staff 4; Field Day 3; Boys’ State 3. MARJORIE ELAINE HIGGINS Plays 3,4; Class President 2; Student Coun cil 3; Girls' State 3; Syllabus Staff 4; Civics Club 2; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Queen Candidate 3. RAYMOND LOCKE One-Act Play 2; Stage Manager 2, 3,4; Civics Club 2; Syllabus Staff 4; Field Day Comm 4; King Candidate 4; Scorekeeper 4. DENNIS WAYNE KING Syllabus Staff 4; Plays 3,4; One-Act Plays 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Dramatics Club 4; Civics Club Vice President 2; Field Day Comm 4; Basketball Ticket Seller 4; Honor Roll 4. HENRY LOMBARD Civics Club 2; Glee Club 3; Dramatics Club 4; Plays 3,4; Syllabus Staff 4; Field Day 3,4, RICHARD LAWRENCE PROCTOR Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Glee Club 2; Stage Manager 1, 2, 3,4; Syllabus Staff 4; Field Day Comm 4. JOHN MAURICE McKENNEY Member of 4 Spec's 3; Honor Roll 1; Basket ball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2,4; Civics Club 2; Senior Play 4; One-Act Play 1; Syllabus Staff 4; Class Vice President 1,4; Class Treasurer 3; Field Day Comm 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2. LEON STARBIRD JR Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Field Comm 4; Dra- matics Club 4; Plays 3,4; One-Act Plays 2, 3,4; Syllabus Staff 4; Head School Lib- rarian 2, 3,4; Civics Club 2; Tiger Tales 2. RICHARD DALE STEWART Basketball 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Syllabus Staff 4; Civics Club 2; Field Day Comm 3. DAVID LEE WATSON Basketball 1, 3, 4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball Manager 2, 3; Dramatics Club 4; Syllabus Staff 4; Senior Play 4; One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 1,4, Stage Manager 2, 3, 4; Civics Club 2; Field Day Comm 3,4. CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and fifty-eight do hereby bequeath to our honorable successors our multitude of virtues and our vices. Other people have black vices but ours are white. If we tell lies, they are only little white ones. Although our successors are endowed with a surplus of brains, we pass on to them our vast intellectual viewpoint. It's some viewpoint, believe me! We do not will and bequeath to the underclassmen all of our possessions but only such portion as we shall have no occasion to use in future years. Item 1. All information, correct and mistaken, remembered and forgotten, we set aside for our own use. Item 2. Our high school memories we reserve for ourselves for 100 years. Item 3. A few habits of politeness, ideals of fair play, principals of good health, increasing powers of understanding we retain for the term of our natural lives. Item 4. To our teachers, we give and bequeath all the amazing knowledge and startling information that we have furnished them from time to time in our various test papers. We also leave thanks for their patience and understanding. Lastly we have a few individual bequests to make — 1. To Alart Page, we bequeath Jerry Starbird's ability to manage the library. Have fun; Jerry did. 2. To Peter Fuller, we bequeath Richard Stewart's and David Watson's musical talents. Practice! 3. To John Taylor, we bequeath Wayne Crommett's position as basketball manager. Stay in sight. 4. To Rolfe Frost and Robert Nash, we bequeath John McKenney's dignity so that during the course of time they may become proper and dependable Seniors. 5. To Eleanor Swanson and Mary Lou Peters, we bequeath Linda Gordon's and Marjorie Higgins' habits of leaving the room for something or other during study hall in the main room. 6. To Billy Welch and Charlie Weymouth, we bequeath Jerry Goodwin's and Tilton Hanscom’s ability to know the answers to every question without cracking their books before class. 7. To Norris Braley, we bequeath Henry Lombard's ability to earn and save money. 8. To Leon Philbrick, we bequeath Dwayne Gray's knack of always being good. 9. To Billy Gordon, we bequeath Richard Proctor's basketball talents. We couldn't persuade Jerry Goodwin to part with his. 10. To Mary Beale, we bequeath Patricia Christiano's position on the Student Council. Always do your best. 11. To Peggy York, we bequeath Marianne Barrett’s talent for growing tall. 12. To Tommy King, we bequeath Dennis King's ability to make wise remarks so that he will have one for every occasion. 13. To Robert Beale, we bequeath Raymond Locke's shyness. Make good use of it, Bob. In witness, whereof, we the graduating class of nineteen hundred fifty-eight, have set our hand and seal this June fifth, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-eight. Sponsor: HARTLEY CALSO STATION BEANS GENERAL STORE LEO'S CARS ROBERT DUNN ESSO DR. K. E. POWELL NAME NICKNAME WEAKNESS Marianne Barrett Peanut Danny Patricia Christiano Patty Merl Wayne Crommett Alfie Money Jerry Goodwin Jerry Brunettes Linda Gordon Linda Boys Dwayne Gray Dwayne Joanne Tilton Hanscom Buggy Jr. Girls Marjorie Higgins Marge Dewey Dennis King Denny Berry's Buick Raymond Locke Ray Sandra Henry Lombard Henry Being Quiet John McKenney John Myrtle Richard Proctor Dick Basketball Jerry Starbird Professor Miss Chase Richard Stewart Dick Variety Store David Watson Dave Slippery Roads INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND SAYING Church Street Good Grief Rand's Diner Oh Well Apple Polishing the Teachers That's What You Think School Bus What I Mean Is Pine Tree Diner Older Than the Hills Nash Rambler Oh No On His Motor Bike Jeepers Dewey's Oh Sugar Berry's Market Well Did You Ever Skowhegan Say Now Tannery Well Now With Tilt I Bet Town Hall Huh In Library So I Did, So I Did Studying What's That In His Jeep Tomorrow SONG Remember You're Mine My Love Is Real You Bug Me, Baby Peggy Sue Maybe Tomorrow Rainbow Cry Ivy Rose Peggy Sue Silhouette Honeycomb Whole Lot of Shaking Great Balls of Fire Tammy Raunchie My Special Angel CLASS HISTORY In September, 1964, we started our first year at Clinton High School with 21 mem- bers. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: Tilton Hanscom, President; Dwayne Gray. Vice President; Linda Gordon, Secretary; Shirley Bean, Treas- urer. Student Council members were: Jerry Goodwin and Ruth Ann Phelps. Our basket- ball representatives were; Richard Proctor, David Watson, John McKenney, Tilton Hanscom, Dwayne Gray, Linda Gordon, Patricia Christiano, and Ruth Ann Phelps. Shirley Bean was our only cheerleader. Soon we were initiated by the Sophomores. During the year a one-act play was presented. When we returned in 1955, we were joined by two new members, Dennis King and Marjorie Higgins. Four of our classmates never returned. Our new class officers were: President, Marjorie Higgins; Vice President, Adine Wheeler; Secretary, Linda Gordon; Treasurer, Dwayne Gray. Student Council members were: John McKenney and Linda Gordon. Our class Advisor was Miss Nutting. Basketball members were: Jerry Goodwin, Tilton Hanscom, John McKenney, Dwayne Gray, Dennis King, Stephen Levensailor, Linda Gordon, and Marianne Barrett. We presented a one-ace play Sauce for the Goslings which was a success. We also initiated the new Freshmen in the fall. We started our Junior year in the fall of 1956, with a total of 20 members. We later lost two of our classmates. At our first class meeting, we elected the following officers: President, Dwayne Gray; Vice President, Linda Gordon; Secretary, Marianne Barrett; Treasurer, John McKenney. Student Council members were; Marjorie Higgins and Jerry Goodwin. Our cheerleaders were this year, Marjorie Higgins and Linda Gordon. Our Junior Play, Wildcat Willie in the Doghouse was presented very successfully under the direction of Miss Woodworth. We also won First Prize in the One-Act Play contest, Sinapore Spider, directed by Miss Totman. The fall of 1957 we returned with sixteen members. At our first class meeting, we elected the following class officers: President, Dwayne Gray; Vice President, John McKenney; Secretary, Linda Gordon; Treasurer, David Watson. Student Council mem- bers were: Patricia Christiano and Tilton Hanscom. Our basketball members were: John McKenney, Richard Proctor, Tilton Hanscom, Richard Stewart, David Watson, and Jerry Goodwin. Marianne Barrett was scorekeeper, and Wayne Crommett was the basketball manager. Our cheerleaders were: Marjorie Higgins and Linda Gordon. We hope to pre- sent our Senior Play this Spring, under the direction of Miss Woodworth. We leave Clinton High School, with the feeling that we have accomplished almost all that was planned to do during our four years of high school. By Marjorie Higgins and Linda Gordon J McKinney — tie rr V S P. Christiano D. Gray J Goodwin Mwrjm R. Proctor M. Higgins T, Hanscon M. Barrett L. Gordon H. Lombard W. C-'onanett D. Watson L, Starbird R. Locke JUNIOR CLASS First row: C. Sherburne, S. Hanscom, W. Welch, E. Swanson, J. Reid, M. Peters. Second row: W. Lessor, P. Gauthier, M. Cushman, J. Frost, D. Ward, S. Foss, E. Stewart, B. McGraw. Third row: D. Bowman, E. Irish, T. King, C. Waymouth, P. Fuller. CLASS OFFICERS President ELEANOR SWANSON, Vice President ROBERT BEALE, Secretary JUDY REID, Treasurer SOPHIE HAMSCOM. STUDENT COUNCIL Mary Lou Peters William Welch Eleanor Swanson The Following Participate in Basketball. Eleanor Stewart Eleanor Swanson Donna Ward Peter Fuller William Welch SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: L. Philbrick, M. Beale, N. Breley, T. Weymouth, B. Gordon, J. Stinson, D. Hunter, B. Giles. Second row: E. Walker, J. Simons, N. Vincent, J. Russell, P. York, M. Nash, K. Knowlton, B. Frost, B. Carr, C. Wishart, A. Stewart. Third row: M. Ramsdell, A. Page, S. McKenney, S. Wright, B. Fuller, G. Manson, P. Wright, J. Nichols, J. Taylor, D. Proctor, S. Chase. CLASS OFFICERS President.........................WILLIAM GORDON Vice President - - ------------ — NORRIS BRALEY Secretary.........................JOANNE STINSON Treasurer....................TIMOTHY WEYMOUTH The class is represented in the Student Council by Mary Beale and Dwayne Hunter. Sponsored by YARDGOODS CENTER Waterville FRESHMAN CLASS First row: L. Hunter, R. Nash, R. Hanscom, D. Taylor, R. Bean. R. Frost. Second row: G. Flood, H. Chesley, J. Christiano, R. McLellan, S. Manson, L. Welch, A. Fuller, C. Johnson. Third row: J. Fisher, M. Hews, C. Frost, L. Page, T. Proctor, M. Vincent, S. Salisbury, D. Green, T. Pooler. Fourth row: T. Weymouth, J. Williams, M. Steeves, D. Shieves, D. Dixon, W. Towers, C. Perry, D. Proctor. President-----RUSSEL McLELLAN Vice President - HARVEY CHESLEY Secretary-----SHARON MANSON Treasurer --------LINDA WELCH The Student Council members are Anne Fuller, Joseph Christiano. Sponsored by LEE'S DINER Benton EIGHTH GRADE First row: G. Knowlton, R. Wright, C. Cates, H. Irish, D. Ramsdell, A. Goodrich, R. Frost. Second row: L. Barrett, V. Rand, R. Shreburne, R. Proctor, C. Bessey, S. Frost, E. Poulin, P. Whitten. Third row: V. Beale, B. Carr, M. Walker, C. Nelson, V. Frost, M. Ryder, Mrs. York, D. Wood, R. Proctor, N. Patterson, L. Hanscom, L. Tuttle. Fourth row: W. Wright, D. Taylor, R. Bean, W. Pelliter, N. Fitzpatrick, I. Witham, G. Scott, A. Witham, C. Merrow, R. Bean, Robert Philbrick. CLASS OFFICERS President-------CAMILLA BESSEY Vice President------SONYA FROST Secretary - - PRUDENCE WHITTEN Treasurer....................ELAINE POULIN Librarian - - LAWRENCE BARRETT Sponsored by EDDIE’S BARBER SHOP Fairfield % SEVENTH GRADE First row: M. McKenney, A. Brewster, C. Rines, R. Fitzpatrick, G. Gauthier, B. Thrasher, K. Scott, C. Christiano. Second row: T. Tibbetts, A. Page, M. Hartley, F. Merrow, F. Poulin, M. Higgins, S. Bickford, L. Dyer, D. Giles. Third row: H. Cram, E. Towers, R. Card, J. Holt, J. Bean, K. Chase. CLASS OFFICERS President------- Vice President - Secretary---------- Treasurer - — - Librarian------- ----GALE GAUTHIER RUTHANN FITZPATRICK .......CONNIE RINES ----ANN BREWSTER - MARILYN McKENNEY Sponsor: R. E. DRAPEAU HERSEY HARDWARE STUDENT COUNCIL First row: D. Gray, P. Christiano, M. Beale, M. Higgins. Second row: R. Scott, V. Rand, D. Hunter, T. Hanscom, W. Welch, E. Swanson, R. Sherburne. Third row: M. Peters, A. Fuller, B. Thrasher, J. Christiano. This year our Student Council was made up of the following officers: President------------ Vice President------- Secretary -T reasurer School Reporter - - - - TILTON HANSCOM PATRICIA CHRISTIANO ..........MARY BEALE - - MARJORIE HIGGINS Each class had two representatives to represent them. CIVICS CLUB GLEE CLUB Front row: D. Proctor, B. Gordon, N. Braley, A. Page, W. Lessor, L. Philbrick. Second row: S. Chase, E. Walker, W. Fuller, N. Vincent, C. Wishart, P. York, A. Stewart, B. Giles. Third row: M. Ramsdell, J. Simons, J. Russell, M. Nash, M. Cushman, K. Knowlton, B. Frost, B. Carr, M. Beale, J. Stinson. Fourth row: D. Bowman, S. McKenney D. Hunter, S. Wright, T. Weymouth, G. Manson, P. Wright, J. Taylor, J. Nichols. Front row: C. Sherburne, E. Stewart, L. Welch, K. Johnston. Second row: S. Foss, D. Ward, M. Peters, M. Higgins, J. Goodwin, T. Weymouth, L. Gordon, J. Stinson. Third row: B. Carr, J. McLellan, P. Fuller, J. Starbird, M. Cushman, D. Taylor, J. Reed, M. Vincent, E. Swanson, D. Gray, A. Fuller, B. McGraw. Fourth row: C. Wishart, S. Chase, N. Vincent, J. Russell, B. Frost, W. Welch, P. York, J. Frost, J. Taylor, J. Williams, S. Manson, C. Frost. Sponsor: Bums. A C ELECTRIC MOTOR VARSITY Left to right: T. Hanscom, W. Welch, J. McKenney, W. Fuller, R. Stewart, D. Watson, D. Hunter, J. Goodwin, W. Gordon, N. Braley. Not pictured: R. Proctor, T. Weymouth. Kneeling: Coach G. Philbrick, Manager W. Crommett. JOHN McKENNEY JERRY GOODWIN DICK STEWART DWAYNE HUNTER 5'H Senior 5 11 Senior 6’2i Senior 5 11 Sophomore Sponsor: BISHARD DRIVER BILL FULLER 6'1 Sophomore BILL GORDON 5'8” Sophomore TILTON HANSCOM 5'8 Senior DAVID WATSON 6'3” Senior DICK PROCTOR NORRIS BRALEY TIMMY WEYMOUTH BILL WELCH 6' Senior 5'3 ’ Sophomore 5'11 Sophomore 6 1 Junior Sponsor: PETERSON BUICK GEORGE MITCHELL CO. VARSITY SCHEDULE TEAM WE THEY TEAM WE THEY No. Anson 45 42 Alumni 36 48 Brooks 66 41 Albion 69 51 Hartland 47 50 Harmony 40 42 Erskine 53 48 Hartland 73 53 Stonington 60 50 Oakland 70 46 Brooks 41 36 Harmony 54 40 Oakland 60 47 No. Anson 57 46 Stonington 47 59 Erskine 67 45 Strong 58 51 Albion 59 43 J.V.’S SCHEDULE TEAM WE THEY TEAM WE THEY No. Anson 40 26 Erskine 20 46 Waterville 38 49 Oakland 36 57 Stonington 37 36 No. Anson 42 38 Oakland 50 35 Goodwill 36 25 INDIVIDUAL SC NAME GAMES Richard Proctor 18 John McKenney 18 William Fuller 18 Norris Braley 18 Jerry Goodwin 18 Richard Stewart 7 David Watson 9 Timothy Weymouth 6 Tilton Hanscom 10 Dwayne Hunter 3 William Gordon 5 ORES (VARSITY) POINTS GAME AVE, 278 15.44 212 11.77 145 8.05 137 7.61 136 7.56 32 4.59 11 1.22 8 1.33 9 .90 2 .67 2 .40 Sponsor DON BRADSTREET BROWNS CLOTHING PITTSFIELD HARDWARE PLUMBING THREE GEE'S KNOWLS DRESSEL DRYSHEART TIGERS-IN- ACTION GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front row: Manager W. Crommett, Coach P. Coburn. Standing: E. Walker, M. Hews, C. Wishart, B. Carr, E. Swanson, M. Nash, T. Proctor, P. York, J. Russell, D. Ward, N. Vincent, L. Welch, E. Stewart. Front row: R. Frost, H. Chestly, D. Proctor, D. Proctor, L. Hunter. Standing: Coach G. E. Philbrick, J. Taylor, D. Sheive, R. McLellan, P. Fuller, Manager, W. Crommett. Kneeling: A. Fuller, M. Higgins, S. Chase. Standing: C. Sherburne, M. Beale, J. Reed, L. Gordon. CHEERLEADERS Ten girls were at tryouts last fall for membership on the Clinton Cheering Squad. From this group seven were chosen to represent Clinton: Marjorie Higgins, Linda Gordon, Mary Beale, Sandra Chase, Anne Fuller, Carolyn Sherburne, and Judy Reed, Many cheers from previous years were used but a few new ones were introduced, too. With the help of Miss Coburn, our very capable coach, we enjoyed a very successful season. Sponsor: ROGER WITHAM W. M. KEENE VARIETY DRUG DAIRY QUEEN DR. C. F. BAXTER CLASS OF 1955 ALUMNI Merl Clark Clinton, Maine Ski-Land Woolen Mill Peggy Dixon New York United Airlines Pat Foster Harrison Clinton, Maine Housewife Grover Hews Clinton, Maine L. Ladd Paper Co. Charlene Green Clinton, Maine Thayer Hospital Richard King Clinton, Maine Besse Brothers Paul Lawrence Ft. Gordon, Georgia Military Police Raymond Lombard Burnham, Maine Ski-Land Woolen Mill Roger McAllister Clinton, Maine William McLellan British Columbia Royal Mt. Police Donna Miller Nelson Clinton, Maine Housewife Rodney Nelson Korea Army Sandra Witham Woods Clinton, Maine Housewife Judith McKenney Tibbetts Palmyra, Maine Housewife CLASS OF 1956 Donald Barnes Newport, R.I. Navy Maryann Bean Portland, Maine Lynn Brewster Clinton, Maine University of Maine Loretta Buterbaugh Boston, Massachusetts Pierce Secretarial Helen Dow Clinton, Maine Fairfield Sanatorium Stephen Gerald Clinton, Maine Lawrence Gray Vassalboro, Maine Maine Breeding Assoc. John Hobbs Clinton, Maine M.C.R.R Richard Jones New Jersey Army Robert Lawrence Newport, R I. Navy Joyce Leet Clinton, Maine Dolores McAllister Clinton, Maine Florence Braley McAllister Clinton, Maine Burnham Chair Factory James McGowan Newport, R. I. Navy Daniel Pratt Clinton, Maine Ski-Land Woolen Mill Lawrence Swanson Newport, R. I. Navy Jon Whitten Clinton, Maine University of Maine Dale Williams Indiana Taylor University CLASS OF 1957 Carlene Besse v Clinton, Maine Harris Bakery Richard Beale Connecticut Pratt Whitney Antionette King Barnes Waterville Housewife Roger Carr Clinton, Maine Eleanor Drew Clinton, Maine University of Maine Gary Foss Indiana Taylor University Beverly Gerald Boston, Massachusetts Pierce Secretarial Sherilyn Hanscom Portland, Maine Portland Medical Ctr. Leroy Hunter Clinton, Maine University of Maine Prunella LaRocque Clinton, Maine Joyce Miller Lee Clinton, Maine Housewife John McLellan Clinton, Maine Farming Loretta Philbrick Canada New Brunswick Inst. Gerald Watson Quonset, R. I. Navy Mary Cushman Welch Gardiner, Maine Housewife Constance Weymouth Lewiston, Maine C.M.G. Hospital Helen York Canaan, Maine Sears FIELD DAT On the 28th of September 1957, the Clinton Lions Club in co-operation with Clinton High School sponsored a field day with all proceeds going towards building showers in the Town Hall for our basketball teams. It was a very successful project. On behalf of Clinton High School, I should like to thank the Lions Club for their support of this project. Jerry Goodwin Editor 58 Front: Mary Beale, Carolyn Sherburne Center: Linda Gordon Back: Queen: Sharon Manson King: Terry Weymouth Doll Carriage Parade M. C. I. Band Pittsfield Sponsored by L. A. EMERY, DES and GENE, Fairfield, Maine TEACHERS All our teachers, all our teachers Who are loving and so kind. They all have but one ambition That is to, make us mind. Oh, Miss Totman, oh. Miss Totman We all know her golden rule If you're caught chewing gum, You're cleaning desks after school. Mrs. Libby, Mrs. Libby, In a math class she does her best. Does she send us to the board Just so she can sit and rest? Miss Woodworth, Miss Woodworth, Teaches English to us all. What kind of English does she use When she's talking in the hall? Mr. Philbrick, Mr. Philbrick, Principal of the place. We all know that when he gets mad, He gets red in the face. Oh, Miss Coburn, oh. Miss Coburn, As a typist she's just fine. Please put mufflers on those typewriters To allow us working time. By Donna Ward AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of SKI-LAND WOOLEN MILL Phone HA 6-2351 Clinton, Maine Compliments of BROS. GENERAL CONTRACTING SNOW REMOVAL FRANK A. LEE Phone GE 7-2207 ELLIS K. LEE Phone GE 7-2290 Phone GE 7-2202 Albion, Maine Compliments of Compliments of VVATEEJ VILL-EE HARDWARE SUPPLY W B . 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