Clinton High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Clinton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1960 volume:

•• . . I 8 Dedication We, the class of 1960, dedicate our yearbook to Miss Priscilla Co- burn, our friend and teacher, be- cause of her tireless effort in mak- ing our yearbook a great success. We shall never forget all the kind deeds you have done during our years at Clinton High. In Memory Of MERVYN A. PERRY In the years we’ve been in school And the ones we've spent with you These moments we spent together were blest. Each day you greeted us with a cheery smile To brighten each pupil at the new morn. With rue, our hearts are heavy Recalling the fatal day with silence By us for the man whom we all loved. And now with memory filled hearts We must say adieu. By Camilla Bessey 9 Hrk' PRISCILLA COBURN MARY ANN O'CONNOR GIRLANDINE LIBBY Commercial Auburn Maine School Of Commerce Four Years at C.H.S. English St. Joseph's College One Year at C. H. S. Math Colby College, B.S. Bates College, M.A. Correspondence Course, U. of M. Four Years at C.H. Sw THOMAS POOLER Social Studies University of Maine One Year at C.H.S. IRVIN PENDLETON Principal University of Maine Two Years at C.H.S. BERTRAND LAVALLIERE Sciences University of Maine One Year at C.H.S. WHAT WE HAVE ACCOMPLISHED Sometimes during the long evenings I often wonder, What have we really accom- plished in our four years at Clinton High?' Although some of us haven't learned as much from books as we could have; we have gained a great deal of wealth in other ways. We have made new friends, competed in school sports, and taken part in school activities. Often we have wondered how the teachers could put up with us. This is another ex- ample that makes us feel we have accomplished an understanding of how difficult a room full of students can be. Now that we have reached the end of our four years, we have realized that adults are often more patient and understanding than we give them credit. If we haven't met these standards of accomplishments in the past, perhaps we can in the future. Editor-in-Chief Cyndra Wishart SHOULD I GO TO COLLEGE? Many high school seniors are asking themselves this question as their senior year ends. Should I go to college? If a student has the academic ability and the will to leam, he should go to college. However, some students feel thay haven't the necessary funds to attend. II they would only look about them they would find many ways of securing financial aid such as: fed- eral loans, summer jobs, and scholarships. It has been reported that many colleges have unclaimed scholarships. Other seniors, wishing to be wage earners, consider four years of college too long a delay. Statistics show that by having a college education more money is earned in a lifetime than by non-college graduates. Therefore seniors should go to college, not only for the prestige of a college degree or to earn more money, but to help their mind grow toward the utmost fulfillment of their abilities. Asst. Editor-in-Chief Peggy York Syllabus Staff Editor ------ Assistant Editor - Photography - - - Business Manager Sports Editors - - Alumni---------- Subscriptions - - Typists......... CYNDRA WISHART PEGGY YORK - JANICE RUSSELL JOANNE STINSON TIMOTHY WEYMOUTH - - NORRIS BRALEY STEPHEN McKENNEY SANDRA CHASE SAMUEL WRIGHT PHILIP WRIGHT JOANNE STINSON CYNDRA WISHART BEVERLY FROST SANDRA MORSE MARY ANN BEALE Syllabus Staff 4; Queen Candidate 1,2, 3,4; Cheer- leader 1, 2,3,4; Civics Club 2; One-Act Plays 1,2,3; Nuts and Bolts 4; President 4; Treasurer 3; Student Council 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. Senior Class Officers Left to Right: B. FROST, Treasurer; J. STINSON, Vice President; M. BEALE, President; C. WISHART, Secretary. DANIEL BOWMAN Danny” A 'o NORRIS NELSON BRALEY ” Whitey Syllabus Staff 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Track 4; Nuts and Bolts 4; Civics Club 2; Vice Pres- ident 2; Glee Club 4; Student Council 1. r v O- X -S. BRENDA HARRIET CARR Bunny” Syllabus Staff 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Civics Club 2; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2,3, SANDRA JEAN CHASE Sandy Syllabus Staff 4: Vice President 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Civics Club 2; Glee Club 2; Basketball 1. Y ETHEL DODGE ' O) v V ■—‘ lla SiSf-ii.CivTcs Club 2; Waterville High Club 2; Syllabus Staff 4. 'Ter' ?S ‘ EST PROCTOR DAVI Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Civi ub ; Oge Ac JPlay 3j Syllabus Staff 4. BEVERLY . „ ,'RETTA RAMSDELL Basketball 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Syllabus Staff 4; Secretary 1; Vice President of Student Council 4. JANICE ANN RUSSELL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Civics Club 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Magazine Campaign Manager 4; School Re- porter 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Bolts and Nuts 4; One Act Plays 2, 3; Syllabus Staff 4. iP tin JE ANNA MA IE STEWART V Lawrence High 1; Syllabus Staff 4; Civics Club 2; Glee Club 3. 71 ’ , Aik '-■in. JOANNE BARBARA STINSON Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2. 3.4; Vice President 3,4; Secretary 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Civics Club 2; One-Act Plays 1,2,3; Nuts and Bolts 4; Cheerleader 4; Syllabus Staff 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3; Glee Club Pres. 3; Dramatics Club Treasurer 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4. EDITH ELLA WALKER Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2,3.4; Glee Club 2,3v Civics Club 2; Syllabus Staff 4. TIMOTHY ALLEN WEYMOUTH Timmie Basketball 1.2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; One-Act Plays 1,3; Treasurer 1,2; Civics Club 2; Syllabus Staff 4; •fe Glee CluW. 2; 1 Glee ClutyT, 2; Boys' State 3; Honor Roll 1.3,4 K - . +1 r CYNDRA MARIE WISHART Cindy” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 4; Civics Club 2; Civics Club Secretary 2; Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Glee Club Vice PMkident 3; Syllabus Staff, Editor 4; Dramalipes ClulW Good Citizenship Award 3mNuTs and BAKs 4: Hot oi Ko11 11 2, 3,4. Civics Club 2; Syllabus Staff 4; Baseball 2, 3. ■.ir .4' V Gxv. SAMUEL JUDD Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Civics Club 2y Syllabus Staff 4. EGGY LOU YORK , 4; Civics Club 2; PUw 1, 2,3; Nuts ; Drartyiti s Club 2, 3; tor 4; Honor ,3. Class History In September, 1956, we entered Clinton High School with 37 members. At our first class meeting we elected the following class officers: Alart Page, President; San- dra Chase, Vice President; Timothy Weymouth, Treasurer; and Myitle Ramsdell, Sec- retary. Student Council members were Peggy York and Norris Braley. Mrs. Libby was chosen as class advisor. The basketball representatives were Norris Braley, William Gordon, Dwayne Hunter, John Taylor, Timothy Weymouth, David Proctor, and Ste- phen McKenney. Those who represented the girls’ team were as follows: Mary Beale, Carolyn Bean, Brenda Carr, Sandra Chase, Janice Russell, Maryanne Nash, Joanne Stinson, Nancy Vincent, Edith Walker. Cyndra Wishart, and Peggy York. We entered the one act play contest for the first time our Freshman year. When we returned in 1957, we were joined by a new member, Anna Stewart. Our class officere were William Gordon, President; Norris Braley, Vice President; Joanne Stinson, Secretary; and Timothy Weymouth, Treasurer. Mary Beale and Dwayne Hun- ter represented our class on the Student Council. Cheerleaders were Mary Beale and Sandra Chase. Those that represented our basketball team were: Timothy Weymouth, Norris Braley, William Gordon, Dwayne Hunter, and William Fuller. The girls' team was represented by Edith Walker, Cyndra Wishart, Brenda Carr, Maryanne Nash, Peggy York, Janice Russell, Nancy Vincent, and Joanne Stinson. Miss Woodworth was elected our class advisor. We started our third year at C.H.S. with 29 members. The following class of- ficers were elected: Sandra Morse, President; Joanne Stinson, Vice President; Mary- anne Nash, Secretary; and Mary Beale, Treasurer. The Student Council was repre- sented by Peggy York and William Fuller. Those that represented our basketball team were: William Fuller, Dwayne Hunter, Timothy Weymouth, David Proctor, William Gordon, Stephen McKenney, and Norris Braley. The girls' team was represented by Mary Dodge, Brenda Carr, Janice Russell, Maryanne Nash, Peggy York, Cyndra Wis- hart, Joanne Stinson, and Myrtle Ramsdell. In the fall of 1959 we returned with 26 members. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: Mary Beale, President; Joanne Stinson, Vice President; Cyndra Wishart, Secretary; and Beverly Frost, Treasurer. Dwayne Hunter and Myrtle Ramsdell were chosen for Student Council members. The basketball team was rep- resented by Timothy Weymouth. William Gordon, Stephen McKenney, Dwayne Hun- ter, David Proctor, Norris Braley, and William Fuller. On the girls'team were: Janice Russell, Cyndra Wishart, Myrtle Ramsdell, Brenda Carr, and Edith Walker. Our cheer- leaders were Mary Beale, Sandra Chase, Janice Russell, and Joanne Stinson. By Mary Beale William Fuller Class Poll Class Will We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred and sixty, do hereby bequeath the following talents, personal items, and great abilities. To the Junior class, who will sit in our highly respected desks next year, we be- queath our overwhelming desire to receive that beautiful diploma from dear old Clin- ton High. To the Sophomore class, we bequeath our hard studying and extra-ordinary be- havior. To the Freshman class, we bequeath our technique of apple polishing the teachers. To the teachers, we leave our great appreciation and thoughtfulness for their ever-lasting patience. Finally we leave (in good hands, we hope) a few personal items, talents, and abilities. 1. Cyndra Wishart bequeaths her doorknobs (knees) to Stella Bickford. 2. Joanne Stinson wills her ability to start gossip (to escape Shorthand tests) to Sharon Salisbury and Linda Welch. 3. Norris Braley leaves his baby-pink complexion to George Tibbetts. 4. Janice Russell and Peggy York wish to leave some of their brain-power to all in need. 5. Timmy Weymouth bequeaths his basketball talent to his brother, Terry. 6. Bev Frost and Sandy Chase will their calmness and serenity in Office Practice to all future students taking such a subject. 7. Dwayne Hunter leaves his way with the girls to Malcolm Steeves. 8. Steve McKenney leaves his great love and affection with Camilla Bessey. 9. Mary Dodge wills her flirting talent to her sisters. 10. Mary Beale and Myrtle Ramsdell will their stay-trim technique to all girls weighing over 150 pounds. 11. Sandra Morse and Billy Gordon bequeath their getting hitched to Veronica Rand and Neil Fitzpatrick. 12. The Wright cousins. Sam and Philip, will their ability of staying young (act ing) to Linda York and Larry Hunter. 13. Bill Fuller and Danny Bowman will their Fords to any friend in need. 14. Brenda Carr wills her clowning to Gerry Fisher. 15. Dave Proctor leaves his excellent class behavior to all the bad actors. 16. Bev Giles and Jerry Nichols leave their shyness to the Witham twins. We the class of 'Sixty' hope that these talents are put to use and appreciated. Q____ Junior Class FIRST ROW: R. Frost, S. Manson, L. Welch, S. Salisbury, M. Raymond, G. Fisher, A. Fuller, S. Hunter. SECOND ROW: R. Bean. H. Chesley. D. Dixon, D. Shieves, M. Steeves, R. Hanscom, T. Weymouth, D. Proctor. THIRD ROW: K. Johnston, C. Frost, T. Proctor, G. Flood. Class Officers President..........SHARON SALISBURY Vice President-----MARIE RAYMOND Secretary —--------— LINDA WELCH Treasurer — - - - GERALDINE FISHER The Junior Class is represented on the Student Council by Anne Fuller and Ste- phen Hunter. Sophomore Class FIRST ROW: B. Frost, W. Wright. R. Bean, L. Barrett, R. Sherburne. SECOND ROW: S. Buzzell, H. Irish, L. Tuttle, P. Whitten. D. Libby. R. Hunter. S. Frost, D. Wood, I, Witham, R. Proctor. THIRD ROW: E. Dodge, E. Poulin. C. Dodge, S. Page, C. Tardiff, D. Carr, V. Rand, V. Frost, L. York, L. Hanscom. M. Walker, A. Beale, N, Patterson. FOURTH ROW: A. Goodrich, R. Proctor. N. Fitzpatrick, A. Witham, W. Pelletier, C. Merrow, R. Wright, R. Bean. Class Officers President - -- -- -- -- DAVID LIBBY Vice President — - - ROYCE HUNTER Secretary - -- -- -- - SONYA FROST Treasurer............PRUDY WHITTEN The class is represented on the Student Council by Butch Witham and Diane Wood. Freshman Class President................ROBERT HUNT Vice President...........KEITH SCOTT Secretary----------------GAIL GAUTHIER Treasurer.............................ANN BREWSTER The Freshman Class is represented on the Student Council by Kenneth Chase and Bonnie Thrasher. FRONT ROW: J. Green, K. Chase, G. Gauthier, R. Hunt, K. Scott, A. Brewster, F. Merrow, B. Thrasher. SECOND ROW; C. Goodrich. L. Dyer, S. Bickford, M. White, G. Boyden, A. Page, M. McKenney, L. Dow. THIRD ROW; G. Tibbetts, M. Hartley, R. Decker, R. Card. J. Bean, J. Davis, H. Cram, E. LeBreton. Class Officers Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Witham, K. Chase, B. Thrasher, M. Ramsdell, D. Hunter, A. Fuller, D. Wood, S. Hunter. Officers President...............DWAYNE HUNTER Vice President - - MYRTLE RAMSDELL Secretary-Treasurer------DIANE WOOD Varsity FIRST ROW: N. Fitzpatrick, S. McKenney, W. Gordon, D. Hunter, N. Braley, T. Weymouth, SECOND ROW: W. Pelletier, Manager, T. Weymouth, D. Shelve, Coach T. Pooler. Absent: W. Fuller, D. Proctor. Boys' Basketball The Clinton High School Tigers started their basketball season with a new coach, Mr. Thomas Pooler. After the first few weeks of practice in November, the boys were divided into two groups, Varsity and Junior Varsity. The varsity boys practiced from three to four times a week at the town hall after school. Many changes took place as the season rolled on. With the determination and will of the squad, and the successful coaching from Mr. Pooler, the boys completed a very successful year by winning the K. V. C. trophy over Richmond. The boys entered the tournament at Livermore Falls, playing with Leavitt, by los- ing 48 to 60. The team had two alternates, Larry Hunter and Butch Witham. The J. V. 's had a successful season by winning eleven games out of eighteen, coach- ed by Mr. Pendleton. TIMOTHY WEYMOUTH Senior Sponsored by HATHAWAY SHIRT CO. EMERY-BROWN CO. LEVINE’S SEARS ROEBUCK CO. RUMMEL’S STEPHEN McKENNEY Senior INDIVIDUAL SCORES (VARSITY) NAME GAMES POINTS GAME AVE. Dwayne Hunter 19 218 11.5 Timothy Weymouth 19 171 9. William Fuller 17 146 8.5 Norris Braley 19 163 8. William Gordan 17 141 7.5 Neil Fitzpatrick 15 71 4.7 Stephen McKenney 17 57 3.3 Darrell Sheives 13 41 3.1 David Proctor 7 6 1. Arie Witham 1 0 0. Stephen Hunter 0 0 0. VARSITY SCHEDULE Clinton 64 Lisbon 45 Clinton 67 Oakland 45 Clinton 65 Uni-Free 44 Clinton 58 Erskine 30 Clinton 51 Winthrop 45 Clinton 47 Monmouth 46 Clinton 55 Richmond 52 Clinton 50 Lisbon 53 Clinton 45 Oakland 44 Clinton 48 Uni-Free 64 Clinton 64 Erskine 48 Clinton 59 Hallowell 56 Clinton 41 Winthrop 62 Clinton 67 Monmouth 58 Clinton 33 Hallowell 31 Clinton 41 Richmond 65 Clinton 63 Leavitt 67 REGIONAL PLAYOFF Clinton 48 Leavitt 60 KVC CHAMPIONSHIP Clinton 48 Richmond 40 JVs and Girls' Basketball FRONT ROW: K. Chase, B. Frost, K. Scott, G. Tibbetts, S. Hunter, L. Barrett. SEC- OND ROW: Coach I. Pendleton, R. Card, A. Witham, I. Witham, R. Hunter, H. Chesley. FRONT ROW: C. Dodge, E. Walker, M. Ramsdell, C. Wlshart, J. Russell, G. Gauthier. SECOND ROW: Coach P. Coburn. D. Carr, T. Proctor, B. Carr, L. Hanscom. Cheerleaders This has been a very exciting season for the cheerleaders. Tryouts began in Octo- ber to choose three new cheerleaders and an alternate. From these tryouts, Prudy Whit- ten, Sonya Frost, Linda Welch, and Joanne Stinson were chosen. After our first game Caron Nelson had to leave us so Joanne became a full time cheerleader. We had two more successful games when Sandra Chase fell ill and also had to leave. Of course, this meant more tryouts so we began once again to search for a new cheerleader and an alternate in case anyone else became sick. The two new girls added to our squad are Gail Gauthier and Janice Russell. Again, we thought things were back to normal, but 1 no sooner were we settled when our head cheerleader, Mary Beales, had to leave. This made Janice a permanent cheerer.. Since then cheering has been normal and we all hope there will be no more switching. The Ski-Land Woolen Mill purchased us new sweaters and skirts. We wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the mill for buying us the sweaters and cloth, and, also, to our mothers for making them. All in all, we have had a very successful year in cheering our boys to victory. L. Welch, G. Gauthier, P. Whitten, A. Fuller, J. Stinson, S. Frost, J. Russell. Alumni CLASS OF 1957 Carlene Bessey Clinton Burnham Factory Richard Beale Missouri Air Force Roger Carr Skowhegan Eleanor Drew Clinton Ski-Land Mill Gary Foss • Indiana Taylor University Beverly Gerald Douglas Massachusetts Housewife Sherilyn Hanscom Portland M.M.C. Leroy Hunter Orono U. of M. Prunella LaRocque Creighton Etna Housewife Joyce Miller Lee Clinton Housewife John McLellan Clinton Farming Loretta Philbrick New Brunswick N.B.B.I. Gerald Watson New Hampshire Keene State Teachers Mary Cushman Welsh Clinton Housewife Constance Weymouth Lewiston C.M.G. Hospital Helen York Canaan CLASS OF 1958 Sears Roebuck Marianne Barrett Pratt Clinton Ski-Land Mill Patricia Christiano Clark Clinton Housewife Wayne Crommett Clinton Ski-Land Mill Jerry Goodwin Germany Air Force Linda Gordon Gregoraire Waterville Thayer Hospital Dwayne Gray New Brunswick N.B.B.I. Tilton Hanscom Augusta Business School Marjorie Higgins Clark Clinton Housewife Dennis King Clinton Ski-Land Mill Raymond Locke Clinton Ski-Land Mill Henry Lombard Canaan Besse Tannery John McKenney Clinton Richard Proctor Clinton Rossi Brothers Leon Starbird Jr. Deceased Richard Stewart Clinton David Watson Rhode Island CLASS OF 1959 Navy Robert Beale Clinton Ski-Land Mill Sandra Christiano Connecticutt Waitress Martha Cushman Massachusetts College Janice Dunphy McGowan Waterville Housewife Sandra Foss New Brunswick N.B.B.I. Judith Frost Clinton Sisters Hospital Peter Fuller Clinton Edwards Sophie Hanscom Portland M.M.C. 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