Clinton High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Clinton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1961 volume:

mm wm JOAN GREEN Jacufiy PRISCILLA COBURN Commercial Auburn Maine School of Commerce Five Years at C.H.S. MAXWELL WARD Principal Colby College, B.S. One Year at C.H.S. GIRLANDINE LIBBY Math. Colby College, B.S. Bates College, M.A. Correspondence Course, U. of M. Five Years at C.H.S. DANA FIELDS English U. Of M.. B. A. One Year at C.H.S. THOMAS POOLER Social Studies U. of M., B.S. Two Years at C.H.S. TIMOTHY KERSEY Sciences U. of M., B.S. One Year at C.H.S. Of e future fs Open As boys and girls enter high school, they accept more of a responsibility. There are some who set their goal at the beginning and aim to keep it. Then there are others who always put things off until tomorrow. During the early high school years everyone looks up to those lucky sen- iors and wished it were their last year, too. It seems as though you yourself will never get that diploma. Finally comes that last year which we have looked for. A lot of people ask us what we will be doing after graduation. We stand speechless. Well, to tell the truth, we hadn't thought much about it. Then we start thinking about our future. Some of us get quite scared when we think about it, we wish now we’d done differently at the start. But now the future is upon us and we will meet the challenges with the training we have received. Sharon Salisbury, Editor fie Last ffours On the morning of June 8, 1961, you wake up and all of a sudden it hits you in the face that this is the day you have been waiting for, for twelve years. You had told everyone that you couldn't wait to graduate, but now the day has come and you're not in such a hurry to leave that old school house any more. You go to school and the teacher hands you your report card. The bell rings and just like every other day of the school year, you walk out of the school house with your classmates. Shouts of joy come from the freshmen, sophomores and juniors. You don't shout. Because you are regretful that you are leaving that so called jailhouse never to return. The time has come for Mr. Springer to shake your right hand while he places your diploma in your left hand. As you turn and walk back to your seat, all your classmates smile at you, but it's not a happy smile. It's more of a little push from each to keep you going. As Mr. Springer hands out the last few diplomas you feel as though you just can't stand to leave all these classmates. Suddenly, an inner voice says, This isn't the end, but only the beginning. Linda Welch, Assistant Editor PAGAN RITES The people shook with terror. The valley was filled with strife; For the Gods in mighty anger Demanded a sacred life. The people were reluctant, But the Gods you can't deny. As the day led into darkness. The Chief's daughter was to die. The chanting of the people Revealed faith in Pagan fears; For the girl was showing courage Far beyond her sixteen years. She bent over the altar. Then the knife came plunging down, The heart was severed from the soul. But the girl made not a sound. Then the gory offering. He held to the ones he feared Now the Pagan Rites were ended And the Gods has disappeared. The people all were cheering, And the priest was very pleased, Peace again was in the valley. For the Gods had been appeased. By David Libby SCHOOL DAYS Listen undergraduates and you shall hear, What happened in school when we were here; We studied hard, but still had fun, We the class of sixty-one. Our Freshman year went very slow. And some of our grades were very low. Our Sophomore year we did find, Just two more years of steady grind. Our Junior year to our consternation Was just another of repitition; Our Senior year went very fast. And we were glad it was our last. The last year went by with a leap and bound. And soon graduation rolled around; So undergraduates study with all your might. Because before you know it, it will be your big night. By Geraldine Fisher c y IaSas Staff FRONT ROW: S. Manson, H. Chesley, S. Salisbury, L. Welch, A. Fuller, G. Fisher. BACK ROW: D. Proctor, R. Hanscom, T. Weymouth, S. Hunter, C. Frost, M. Steeves, T. Proctor, M. Raymond. B. Davis, G. Flood, R. Frost. Editor----------- Assistant Editor - Business Manager Photography - - - Typists--------- SYLLABUS STAFF SHARON SALISBURY ---LINDA WELCH ---ANNE FULLER GERALDINE FISHER SHARON MANSON SHARON SALISBURY LINDA WELCH THERESA PROCTOR GLORIA FLOOD MARIE RAYMOND ANNE FULLER GERALDINE FISHER BARBARA DAVIS HARVEY ALLAN CHESLEY Basketball - - ..........................1,2,3,4 Baseball -- ----------------------------------2,4 Class Vice President............................ 1 Track...............................-............4 Student Council-------------------------------- -4 BARBARA JEAN DAVIS Treasurer - - Syllabus Staff 4 4 GLORIA JEAN FLOOD CAROL MAE FROST Softball................4 Glee Club - - - - 1,2, 3,4 Syllabus ------------- 4 S.C.T.C.................4 Junior Prom Committee Syllabus Staff - - - - - Baseball - - - Basketball - - Syllabus Staff ROLFE ARLAN FROST ANNE MARGUERITE FULLER Cheerleader ...........................1,2,3,4 Honor Roll - - -..........- -........... . 1,2,3,4 Glee Club------------------------------- --2, 3,4 Student Council............................ 1,3,4 Class Secretary------------------------------- 2 Softball......................................1,3 Syllabus Staff................................ 4 Dramatics Club................................. 2 One-Act Plays-------------------------------1,2,3 Junior Prom Committee..............-............3 RICHARD ARNOLD HANSCOM Syllabus Staff---------4 HUNTER 1,2,3,4 1.2, 3.4 - - 3,4 - -2.4 ■ - 1.2 - - 2,4 ------2 SHARON ESTHER MANSON Honor Roll.................................1,2, 3,4 Glee Club.................................1,2,3,4 Field Day Queen---------------------------------- 1 Class Secretary - ----------------------------- 1 Student Council-----------------------------------2 One-Act Play..................................... 3 Girls' State-------------------------------- 3 Good Citizenship Award -........................ 3 Sports Scorekeeper------------------------ 2,3,4 Class Trip Treasurer............-.................4 Syllabus Staff------------------------------------4 CHRISTOPHER DANE PERRY Syllabus Staff------ - 4 DONALD FREDRICK PROCTOR Basketball--------------------------------1,2,3,4 Glee Club..........................................2 Baseball-------------------------------------------1 THERESA VOLA PROCTOR Softball......................................1.2. 3.4 Basketball - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --1,2,3 Junior Prom Com.------------------------------------ 3 Syllabus Staff - - ...---------- 4 President of S.C.T.C. ---- ----------------------- 4 ■ MARIE ANN RAYMOND Syllabus Staff ------ 4 Softball..........1,2,3.4 Vice President ----- 3 Honor Roll --------- 1,2,3 Glee Club------------------ Softball - - - ---------- Field Day Queen Candidate Junior Prom Queen---------- Class Treasurer ------ Class President----- Student Council------------ One-Act Play-------------- Syllabus Editor------------ Freshman Reception Com. • Junior Prom Com............ Glee Club Marshal---------- SHARON MAE SALISBURY 1.2,3 - 1.2 - - 2 - - -3 - - 2 - - -3 - - 4 - - 2 - - -4 -----2 • - - 3 ----3 I MALCOLM EMEASEY STEEVES Class President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 2,4 Student Council-------- - - --------....... 4 Baseball --------------------- - - - - -1,2,3,4 Basketball - - .....-------------4 Honor Roll - - ---2,3 LINDA ALICE WELCH ......................2 ...................1.2,3 .......................3 Basketball - -- -- - it2 Softball - ----------1,2 Cheerleader ----- 3,4 Glee Club............1,3 Honor Roll - -- -- -- 3 Syllabus Staff ------ - 4 Treasurer - -- -- -- -1 Secretary--------------2 Student Council - - - - 4 Librarian--------------2 Dramatic Club ----- 2 Jr. Prize Speaking----3 Jr. Prom Com. ----- 3 Fresh. Reception Com. One-Act Plays-------- Girls' State Alt.---- r TERRYL WOOD WEYMOUTH Basketball - - -- -- --------------- - 1,2,3,4 Baseball - -- -- - — -- --------- 1,2, 3,4 Track................................. 3,4 Honor Roll ----------------------- ----2 Student Council ---------........--------2,4 s eruor G a.. ss FIRST ROW: M. Raymond, S. Hunter, M. Steeves, G. Fisher, B. Davis. SECOND ROW: A. Fuller. G. Flood, S. Manson, T. Proctor, L. Welch, C. Frost, S. Salisbury. THIRD ROW: R. Frost, T. Weymouth, R. Hanscom, D. Proctor, H. Chesley. ABSENT: C. Perry. CLASS OFFICERS President..................MALCOLM STEEVES Vice President---------------STEPHEN HUNTER Secretary ------------------ GERRI FISHER Treasurer - -- -- -- - BARBARA DAVIS The Student Council members are: LINDA WELCH TERRY WEYMOUTH Best Mathematicians M. Sfceeves G. Fisher Best Actor-Actress H. Chesley L. Welch Friendliest C. Perry T. Proctor Best Dressed T. Weymouth S. Salisbury Politiest S. Manson R. Frost Class Clown G. Flood Best Worker A. Fuller Shyest R. Hanscom B. Davis Best Dancers M. Raymond S. Hunter Best Athletes C. Perry C. Frost Jnsicie v 7nform atioi 2 NAME NICKNAME WEAKNESS CAN BE FOUND SAYING SONG Harvey Chesley Ape Man Janice Channing Road Bravo The Chipmunk Song Barbara Davis Barb Roger Clinton Birds of a feather flock to- gether. Wings of a Dove Geraldine Fisher Gerri Studying Watching TV Holy Toledo Calendar Girl Gloria Flood Glo or Flood Paul With Theresa I don't know. Are You Lonesome Tonight? Carol Frost Carol Edward Edward's house I don’t care. You Are The Only One Rolfe Frost Rolfe Out of town girls Jim mo’s Kind a too bad ain’t it Angel Baby Anne Fuller Annie Boys At home iii Heavens Where the Boys Are Richard Hanscom Dick Being on time Gibson's I don't know. Star Spangled Banner Stephen Hunter Larry or Booty Girls With Harvey Gracious Tutti Frutti Sharon Manson Sherry Dwayne In a green Dodge Mercy! When You Come To The End Of A Perfect Day Christopher Perry Chris Stock Car Irvin Holt’s Guess Maybe Am I Losing You? Donald Proctor Don Wild Parties Jimmo's Ain't That A Shame It Only Happened Yesterday Theresa Proctor Trease Sherwood C. Anywhere but home Oh! Cat Fish Wings of a Dove Marie Raymond, Re, Re A certain guy. (Dick) Any place Where's food Lord Have Mercy! You Are The Only One Sharon Salisbury Cookie or Cook Neil With Linda or Neil I’ll Try Don’t Read the Letter Malcolm Steeves Mac Sports Playing pinochle Oh Golly! A Thousand Stars Linda Welch Lynn or Woo Woo Food and Boys Anywhere but home Are You Serious? The Great Pretender Terry Weymouth Sleepytime Working Home Back of the woodshed Hound Dog ( ass 7.) We, the graduating class of nineteen hundred sixty-one, do hereby bequeath the following talents, personal items, and great abilities. To the Junior Class, we will our patience, understanding, and eagerness to succeed in the big wide world before us. To the Sophomore Class, we bequeath our exceptional talent for passing notes during class. To the Freshman Class, we bequeath our politeness to our teachers. To the teachers, we leave our friendship and thanks for their grateful kind- ness toward us. Now we will sadly donate a few much loved possessions to our underclass- mates. Harvey Chesley bequeaths his 50 high-powered Plymouth to anyone with tired feet. Stephen Hunter bequeaths his great Mathematical brains to future students of math. Sharon Manson bequeaths her uncanny persuasiveness with teachers to Rae Jean Proctor. Linda Welch and Sharon Salisbury bequeath their great friendship to Verna Frost and Harry Cram. Anne Fuller bequeaths her cheering abilities to all Junior cheerleaders. Terry Weymouth leaves his curly hair, quiet behavior, and thoughtfulness, to Butch Witham. Theresa Proctor and Gloria Flood bequeath their ability to avoid Office Practice Classes to Donelda Carr. Gerri Fisher and Marie Raymond bequeath their unsteady studying habits to Stella Bickford. Barbara Davis bequeaths her generosity with her food to Mildred White. Carol Frost bequeaths her techniques for hooking a guy to Elaine Dodge. Richard Hanscom bequeaths his shyness to Neil Fitzpatrick. Donnie Proctor wills his clowning ability to Robert Card. Malcolm Sleeves leaves his science ability to Kennie Chase. Chris Perry wills his friendly behavior to Mary Walker. Rolfe Frost bequeaths his old pipe to anyone who will take it. We the Class of Sixty-one hope that these talents are accepted gracefully and put to good use. In witness to the above bequest, we the members of the class of nineteen hundred sixty-one have hereto set our signatures. Vouched for by. Marie Raymond Geraldine Fisher G. Flood C. Frost S. Kanson G. Fisher B. Davis teas ■rty C. Perry R. Hanscom S. Hunter H, Chesley T. Weymouth T. Proctor D. Proctor M. Raymond M, Steeves t Junior (j zss FIRST ROW: C. Nelson, C. Dodge, L. Tuttle, S. Frost, R. Hunter, D. Libby, C. Bessey, P. Whitten, E. Poulin. SECOND ROW: M. Walker, I. Sasser, L. Hanscom, C. Tardiff, D. Carr, V. Frost, V. Rand, D. Wood, L. York, R. Proctor, S. Page. THIRD ROW: R. Sherburne, A. Goodrich, R. Proctor, W. Wright, A. Witham, I. Witham, N. Fitzpatrick. H. Irish, R. Wright, B. Frost. ABSENT: L. Barrett, C. Bouchard, W. Pelletier, N. Paterson, R. Jimmo. CLASS OFFICERS President................. ROYCE HUNTER Vice President - - -------DAVID LIBBY Secretary...................SONYA FROST Treasurer........................CAMILLA BESSEY Student Council members are: PRUDENCE WHITTEN ARIE WITHAM c %pAt 70more G a ass FIRST ROW: D. Giles, L. Dyer, R. Hunt, R. Fitzpatrick, K. Scott, G. Tibbetts, A. Page. SECOND ROW: A. Brewster, M. White, S. Bickford, D. Henry, B. Thrasher. G. Gauthier, C. Webber, L. Dow, M. McKenney, M. Higgins. THIRD ROW: E. LeBreton, J. Davis, J. Bean, R. Card, H. Cram, C. Christiano, M. Hartley. ABSENT: J. Jimmo, K. Chase, G. Boyden, A. Bouchard. CLASS OFFICERS President...........KENNETH CHASE (absent) Vice President------ROBERT HUNT Secretary------------ KEITH SCOTT Treasurer-----RUTH FITZPATRICK Student Council members are: BONNIE THRASHER ROBERT CARD 7resAman C ) a ass FIRST ROW: L. Stewart, G. Sherburne, W. Stinson, E. Giles, C. Witham, R. Poulin, D. Ryerson. SECOND ROW: V. Beale, C. Clark, S. Rush, L. Bickford, B. Locke, M. Young. J. DePalma, J. Goodrich, B. Henry. THIRD ROW: J. Page, S. Booker, R. LeDuc, R. Miller, L. Manson, L. Buzzell, D. Bradford, D. Hunt. E. Wood, K. Ab- bott. CLASS OFFICERS President.................RICHARD POULIN Vice President......................WALTER STINSON Secretary.................CYNTHIA WITHAM Treasurer....................ELEANOR GILES The Student Council members are: VIRGINIA BEALE LESLIE BUZZELL c51udent Council FIRST ROW: A. Fuller, V. Beale, P. Whitten, A. Witham, B. Thrasher, L. Welch. SECOND ROW: S. Salisbury, H. Chesley, T. Weymouth, S. Hunter, M. Steeves, R. Card, L. Buzzell, C. Nelson. This year we have a larger student council than In previous years. We have sixteen members which consist of two representatives from each class, plus one representative from each activity in the high school. At our first meeting this year we elected the following officers: President...................................ARIE WITHAM Vice President...........................BONNIE THRASHER Secretary-----------------------------------LINDA WELCH Treasurer...............................PRUDENCE WHITTEN We hold our meetings on every other Wednesday. If a member misses three meetings he is no longer allowed to serve on the student council. The student council governs all the activities of the various classes. Each month we have a new financial report consisting of the financial sta- tus of each class. At Christmas time the student council sponsored the collection of four bas- kets of food which was distributed to needy families. Linda Welch, Secretary jfee ('Ju6 FIRST ROW: G. Gauthier. C. Nelson. P. Whitten. C. Witham. SECOND ROW: G. Tibbetts. I. Sasser, C. Frost, L. York, A. Fuller, Mrs. Libby. THIRD ROW: S. Man son, V. Frost. V. Rand. D. Wood. GLEE CLUB OF 1960-1961 The Glee Club sang a couple of selections for Open House, which was sponsored by the School Improvement Association. They also prepared Christmas carols for the Christmas Program at the High School. They are now preparing selections for baccalaureate and commence- ment. THE BALLAD OF MIKE McCORD AND HIS HOT ROD FORD Mike left South China Dance Hall, one cold and rainy night. Two other boys were with him, both feeling pretty tight. They were moving right along, 'cause it was their night to prowl. When a blue light started flashing, and a siren started to howl. He couldn't let them catch him, if they did they'd all be sunk. They would send Mike up for speeding, and the boys for being drunk. They hit Vassalboro village at a pretty good rate of speed. He was sure they wouldn’t catch him, he had built up quite a lead. Then they lit out for Winslow with the pedal to the board. Mike saw some headlights in his mirror, they were gaining on Mike's Ford. They spun around a corner, the rear wheels began to slide. His buddies cried, Slow down, Mike, Like, let's stop this wild ride. At better than 100 he kept up the wild race. He wasn't sure just how much longer his old Ford could hold the pace. The lights of Winslow loomed ahead, they were a welcome sight. He couldn't slow her down too much, or in jail he’d spend the night. They flew across the bridge, and into Waterville at 1:00 Then the Ford got overheated, Mike thought Now we're in for fun! They flew up College Avenue with the smoke just rolling blue. Then a bus pulled out in front, that's where they met their Waterloo. When you leave South China Dance Hall, take your time, you'll be just as well. Than if you killed yourself and others just because you were raising hell. Robert Hunt 7 Jarsitij KNEELING: Coach Pooler Left to right: H. Chesley, N. Fitzpatrick, T. Weymouth, Bo. Witham, Bu. Witham, R. Hunter, L. Hunter,-D. Proctor, K. Scott. Coach Tom Pooler called the team to practice on November 25. There were nine men starting out for the Varsity. They were: Larry Hunter, Terry Weymouth, Harvey Chesley, and Don Proctor of the senior class; Butch With- am, Neil Fitzpatrick, Royce Hunter, and Bo Witham of the junior class; and Sonny Scott of the sophomore class. Later on Malcolm Steeves, a senior, started working with the squad. Then Sonny Scott left off to aid the junior varsity. Having slow first halves in many of our games resulted in many of the de- feats. In the regular play season, the team had 5 victories and 11 defeats. In the regional playoff at Jay, the fine Jay squad beat us. After a slow first half, the team came back to give them a good try for the win. SCHEDULE WE THEY Searsport 57 73 Oakland 42 59 Richmond 56 50 Goodwill 41 52 Leavitt 48 43 Monson 45 92 Unifree 51 65 Searsport 36 60 Phillips 53 54 Goodwill 37 60 Unifree 70 60 Erskine 48 45 Richmond 37 54 Leavitt 48 60 Phillips 52 43 Monson 47 52 REGIONAL Jay 59 Clinton 46 INDIVIDUAL SCORES Royce Hunter 113 Stephen Hunter 176 Donald Proctor 146 Harvey Chesley 59 Arie Witham 142 Ira Witham 12 Neil Fitzpatrick 56 Keith Scott 14 Terry Weymouth 94 Malcolm Steeves 4 FIRST ROW: B. Frost, W. Stinson. G. Sherburne, K. Abbott. SECOND ROW: Mana- ger L. Buzzell, E. Wood, R. Card, D. Bradford, H. Cram, S. Booker, Coach Kersey. About October 25, there were 12 to 15 Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior boys who reported to Coach Kersey to practice for the JV's. As the practice continued and the games drew near, everyone was getting very excited, for most of us had never played, except for a little in Grammar School. November 29 was our first game and we went to Searsport. There we lost by 25 or 30 points. After that game we lost a valuable asset to the team, Kennie Chase. The next two games that we played, we again lost by 30 points. After a lot of hard practicing, we finally beat the Hinckley JV’s by a score of 35-19. We were very happy, for that was our first win. As the season progressed, we had won five in a row and went to Monson with a 5-3 record. There we were beaten by a very skillful team. 45-42. Since then we have lost one game, but hope to beat Monson at Clinton. Now, as the season comes to an end, I think that we have had a very successful season and we owe it mostly to our coach, Mr. Kersey. Walter Stinson Left to right: Gail Gauthier, Caron Nelson, Prudy Whitten, Anne Fuller, Sonya Frost, Linda Welch, and Cynthia Witham. This year, we decided to get underway early. With the help of Miss Coburn, we chose Cynthia Witham as the new cheerleader, and Veronica Rand as the substitute. We purchased orange cloth for our new blouses, and wore the black skirts that were new last season. At this time we wish to thank our mothers for making the blouses. With Miss Coburn’s help, we have had a successful season of cheering. lfumn CLASS OF 1960 Mary Ann Beale Clinton Waitress Daniel Bowman Kentucky Army Norris Braley Clinton Ski-Land Mill Brenda Carr Waterville Hathaway Sandra Chase Waterville Hathaway Mary Dodge Waterville Thayer Hospital William Fuller Bath Bath Iron Works Beverly Frost Massachusetts Peabody Home Beverly Giles Clinton William Gordon Winslow Purelac Dairy Dwayne Hunter New Brunswick N.B.B.I. Stephen McKenney New Jersey Army Sandra Morse Waterville Hathaway Jerry Nichols Hartland Hartland Tannery David Proctor New Jersey Army Myrtle Ramsdell Waterville Scott Paper Co. Janice Russell Waterville Hathaway Janice Simons Clinton Anna Stewart Benton Joanne Stinson Farmington F.S.T.C. Edith Walker Waterville Hathaway Timothy Weymouth Gorham Gorham S.T.C. Phillip Wright Clinton Samuel Wright Orono U. of M. Peggy York Rhode Island CLASS OF 1959 Barrington College Robert Beale Waterville Harris Bakery Sandra Christiano Connecticut Housewife Martha Cushman Howard Norridgewock Housewife Janice Dunphy McGowen Waterville Housewife Sandra Foss New Brunswick N.B.B.I. Judith Frost Waterville Sisters Hospital Peter Fuller New Jersey Army Sophie Hanscom Alabama Army Sandra Iffland Nickels Texas Housewife Eugene Irish Florida Navy Thomas King Massachusetts Air Force Brenda McGraw C linton Mary Lou Peters California Office Work Carolyn Sherburne Orono U. of M. Eleanor Stewart Gurney Fairfield Housewife Eleanor Swanson Hunter Orono Housewife Donna Ward Farmington F.S.T.C. William Welch Clinton Charles Weymouth South Carolina Navy THE TARDY PEDAGOGUE The sky was black when he arose; The snow lay on the ground. His teeth did rattle in the cold; T'was hard to move around. He went to start his car that day To go to school and teach. But all he heard was the starter wjiirl - It made him want to screech. He did not want to walk from town For that would seem too strange. The thought of a taxi got him down For he was low on change. His ears were cold, his nose was red When he arrived in town He had not not spent a cent of cash But walking got him down. By Anne Brewster CRIME DOESN’T PAY Every night when the sky is full of stars, The world still seems empty to a man behind bars. My brothers and I thought it was right. To get revenge for our father that night. We soon found out it didn’t pay. While in that dark, lonely, prison, day after day. It really isn't the cell that counts, It's your conscience that kills you, ounce by ounce. But if God can see fit to forgive, Then I can see why I will want to live. To serve him faithfully, day by day, And always remember that crime doesn't pay. By Sharon Page SPRING Spring is when the world's reborn, And on the trees buds are born. Green grass begins once more to grow, To overtake the cold white snow. Spring is when boys and girls walk, Upon the beaten paths of lovers lane. As they stroll they softly talk, And love will once more begin to flame. Spring is when all is blind, And studies once more drag behind. For spring has come and love is new, And boy tells girl, I love you. By Wayne Pelletier LONGLEY STUDIOS Schools - Weddings - Children Fine Commercial Photography- Congratulations and Best Wishes - Seniors! INA MAE AND RUSS LONGLEY Waterville - Skowhegan, Maine Mobilheat Mobil Mobil Kerosene PETERS GAS AND OIL SERVICE SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT GEORGE McKENNEY (Our Clinton Agent) Tel. GL 3-7352 GL 3-7353 Fairfield, Maine COMPLIMENTS OF FEDERAL TRUST COMPANY A Friendly Institution. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Let Us Help Save Your Money Tel. TR 2-2761 COMPLIMENTS OF LEE BROTHERS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Snow Removal Albion, Maine Compliments of A. 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