Clinton High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Clinton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

J£e Uigers C Iin ton lliyfi ScAoo Dedication MOM . . . DAD Since the start of our formal education, the years have flown by. From our first struggle to learn our A.B.C.’s to our present attempts at senior English, you. our parents, have always been with us. You have shared our joys and sorrows, victories and defeats, hopes and dreams whether large or small. You have known and understood that this was a part of our growing up. And so, we the Senior Class of 1966, wish to dedicate this yearbook to you, our parents. We offer this dedication to you to express our appreciation for all the loving memories of your trust, confidence, wisdom, understanding, friendship, and love you have given us through these years LOOK FORWARD - UNDERCLASSMEN When we stop to think that we will be the last class to graduate from Clinton High School, we reflect nostalgically upon all the good times we’ve seen and the knowledge we’ve gained. Though only a small class, we have had the pleasure of knowing everyone and being like one big family. There have been many experiences we shared which we will never for- get. As Clinton High School becomes part of S. A. D. 49, the rewards will be numerous. The subjects may be harder but there will be a bigger range of courses from which to choose. The increase of courses and help should push each one of you underclassmen on to bigger and better things. Edith Rogers Assistant Editor LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Welch, E. Rogers, C. Trask, C. Hunter, D. Steeves, B. Jones, M. Bickford, P. Booker. STAFF Editor--------------------------------------------------Cathy Hunter Assistant Editor----------------------------- -Edith Rogers Photographers -- --------------- — ...... Dale Steeves Patricia Booker Beverly Jones Ad Managers--------------------------------------Bruce Welch Carl Trask Meredith Bickford MODEL STUDENTS P. Booker, W. Miller MR. CAMPBELL Jacu ty MR. WARP, Principal MRS. LIBBY MR. GOODALL MR. BEECHINOR MISS COBURN MR. RICE ( inion Directors School Ic rninistratioe District 49 LEFT TO RIGHT: James Huff, David Wright, Raymond Fisher. On December 13, 1965, the citizens of Clinton voted to have Clinton join with the towns of Benton and Fairfield to form a school administrative district. No major changes are anticipated for the current school year, but it is hoped that by the fall of 1966 additional rooms will be available at Lawrence High School so that the Clinton secondary school students will be able to participate in an expanded high school program. It is expected that improved school programs and efficiency will be possible for Clinton as a member of School Administrative District 49. cSc joo 'Improvement Issociaiion This year the School Improvement Association inaugurated awards to be given the students at Clin- ton High School who demonstrated outstanding aca- demic achievement. These certificates were pre- sented to twelve students at the February meeting, when the students and their parents were guests at the meeting. We held a succesful rummage sale and auction in the fall, and plan to have another in the spring, and at the January meeting, held at the Town Hall, we entertained the students and their parents by pre- senting a magician from Augusta. At the March meeting, we were guests of the Fairfield Parent-Teacher Association, and were tak- en on a tour of Lawrence High School. One of the most successful projects of the year was the Book Fair we held in the fall. Parents and students alike enjoyed browsing through the wide variety of books displayed. The Association presented each class a sum of money to be used for books or other classroom aids, or sports equipment. Meeting the third Monday of each month, the Association is dedicated to helping the school child- ren in Clinton. The larger our membership, the more we can do for the schools. We hope to see the membership increase each year. President, Caroline Hotham President, Willard Steeves Treasurer, Frances Jones Secretary, Sandra Woods PATRICIA ANN BARNEY MEREDITH DOWNING BICKFORD Dith Basketball 1,2; Bowling 3,4; One- Act Play 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Stu- dent Council 1,3,4; Boys' State 3; Volleyball 1,2; Soccer 4; Track 1; Syllabus Staff 4; Office Duty 4. PATRICIA ANN BOOKER Boog Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; One-Act Play 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Syllabus Staff 4; Softball 2,3,4; Field Day Queen Candidate 4; Class Secretary 2; W.C.L. Honor Roll 2; Girls' State Alternate 3; Volleyball 1,2; Glee Club Vice President 4. ROBERT PUTNAM CORO Bobby Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 4; Bowling 3,4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Class Vice Pres- ident 3,4; Student Council 2; Honor Roll 4; King Candidate 2; Volleyball 1,2; Syllabus Staff 4; One- Act Plays 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Best Actor Award 3; Ping Pong Tournament 2; W.C.L. Honor Roll 1. LINDA LOUISE DiBIASE Linda Transferred from Hinckley 3. THOMAS VICTOR DOW Tommy Boys' State Delegate 3; Snow Sculpture 3; Volleyball 1,2; Senior Play 4; Track Manager 1; One-Act Play Stage Manager 2; Syllabus Staff 4. STELMA LELAND GERALD ELAINE JULIA GURNEY Gumsey Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Senior Play 4; Ping Pong Tourna- ment 2; Syllabus Staff 4. CATHY ANN HUNTER Cath Class President 1,2,3,4; Cheerlead- er 1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Girls' State 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Heart Fund Queen 1; Softball 2,3, 4; W.C.L. Honor Roll 1,2; Bowl- ing 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 2; One-Act Plays 1,2,3; Syl- labus Editor 4; Volleyball 1,2; Of- fice Girl 4; Junior Miss Runner-up 4; Good Citizenship Award 3; Sen- ior Play 4; Math Awards 1,2,3,4; Field Day Float Committee 4; Freshman Reception Committee 2; Student Council 2,3. BEVERLY ANITA JONES Binje Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; W.C.L. Honor Roll 1,2; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; One-Act Plays 1,2,3; Syllabus Staff 4; Class Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Assistant Magazine Drive Manager 3; Magazine Drive Manager 4; Office Girl 4; Heart Fund Queen Candidate 2; M.T.A. Award 3; N.E.D.T. Award 2,3; P.S.A.T. Award 1; Junior Miss 4; State Junior Miss Pageant Runner-up 4. WAYNE MICHAEL MILLER Dubber Transferred from Hinckley 4; Honor Roll 4; Senior Play 4; Syllabus Staff 4. EDITH MAE ROGERS Edie Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; W.C.L. Hon-' or Roll 1,2; Cheerleader 1; One- Act Play 1; Class Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 1; Student Council 1; Syllabus Assistant Editor 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Field Day Queen Candidate 2,3; Girls’ State 3; Of- fice Girl 4. DALE EVERETT ROSS Dale” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Soccer 4; Senior Play 4; Syllabus Staff 4. DALE EILEEN STEEVES Tootsie One-Act Play 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Softball 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary 3; Freshman Reception Committee 2; Junior Miss Contestant 4; Senior Float Committee 4; Syllabus Staff 4. JAMES HARRY SYLVESTER Jimmy Head of Snow Sculpture 3; Boys' State Delegate 3; Senior Float Com- mittee 4. CARL KENNETH TRASK Pinky” Senior Play 4; Boys' State Delegate 3; One-Act Play 2,3; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Senior Float Committee 4; Syllabus Staff 4; Snow Sculpture Committee 3. ROBERT BRUCE WELCH Bruce Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; One-Act Play Stage Manager 1,2; One-Act Play 3; Senior Play 4; Class Treasurer 3,4; J.V. Basketball Manager 1; Snow Sculpture 3; Syllabus Staff 4; Senior Float Committee 4. SENIOR INITIALS Patricia Barney PGAB Meredith Bickford MDB Patricia Booker PAB Robert Coro RPC Linda DiBiase LLD Thomas Dow TVD Stelma Gerald SLG Elaine Gurney EJG Derril Hanscom DAH John Hubbard JHH Cathy Hunter CAH Beverly Jones BAJ Wayne Miller WMM Edith Rogers EMR Dale Ross DER Dale Steeves DES James Sylvester JHS Carl Trask CKT Robert Welch RBW Politely Glances at Boys Makes Daring Bets Positively Adores Bernie Really Pretty Chubby Little Loveable Doll Thrills Various Dames Sure Looks Gigantic Enjoyable Jolly Girl Dark And Handsome Just Hates Homework Cheerful And Happy Barry Always Jumps Will Make Millions Enjoys Minding Ralph (Sonny) Doesn't Ever Rest Delivers an Easy Smile Just Hunts Skunks Constantly Keeps Talking Real Busy Worker It’s really only soda! Making the rounds. Senior ( ass FIRST ROW: B. Jones, B. Welch, E. Rogers, C. Hunter, R. Coro, L. DiBiase, E. Gurney. SECOND ROW: T. Dow, W. Miller, J. Hubbard, P. Barney, D. Steeves, Mrs. Libby, P. Booker, J. Sylvester, C. Trask, D. Hanscom. THIRD ROW: M. Bick- ford, S. Gerald, D. Ross. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dale Steeves, Student Council Representative Meredith Bickford, Student Council Representative Cathy Hunter, President Robert Coro, V. President Edith Rogers, Secretary Bruce Welch, Treasurer Jnsicfe NAME FAVORITE SAYING CAN BE FOUND PET PEEVE Patricia Barney I don’t care Lois' My Brother Meredith Bickford Well I want to thank ya Dick's Snow Drifts Patricia Booker Get out of my life Dixmont Mountains Vain Brothers Robert Coro Would You Believe? W aterville Practices Linda DiBiase Stop it Canaan Meredith Thomas Dow Oh! man In the woods Sue's Mother Stelma Gerald Let's go fishing Skipping School Excuses Elaine Gumey Leave me alone At Hunter's Cathy Derril Hanscom DuH! At Home Bobby John Hubbard Got a pencil? Home Bad drawings Cathy Hunter That's it! With Tootsie Cousins Beverly Jones I could almost care! 25 Merrymeeting Road People who say That's it Wayne Miller Cool it; Baby! Milking Cows Goodall Edith Rogers Ain't That Raunchy Poverty Acres Knickers Dale Ross Come on coach In the bucket School Dale Steeves It drives me up a wall At Camp People who think they're great James Sylvester Gee, I don't Know Tim’s Pizza Bob's Chicken Farm Carl Trask Watch it Fella! On His Way to Waterville Dick's Market Bruce Welch I don't Know Galusha's P.A.D. 7nformation WEAKNESS DISPOSITION PASTIME CAUSE OF DEATH Unrevealable Gentle Sewing Heartbreak Work Foolish Roaming Females Hinckley Park Happy Bernie Cancer of the Toe nails Norma Jolly (censored) Loss of Blood Boys Shy Combing her hair Missing ride home Study halls Moody Hunting Moose killing Short girls Mild Fishing Tippy canoes Food Sly Beating Cathy Boxing lessons by Cathy Forward girls Quidt Day dreaming Haying Linda Laughable Drawing Love sickness A good time Smiling Driving Chocolates Brunswick golf course Changeable Sleeping Loss of Barry Blondes Mediocre Moonlighting Figures Sonny Jesting Writing to Sonny Sardines and crackers Basketball Lousy Bowling Falling Horseback riding Calm Writing letters Motor boats U. S. Air Force Lively Camping Mountain climbing Carol Blushing Parking Carol found out '47 Plymouth Irregular Working Loaning money ( ' ass MOST ATHLETIC R. Coro, E. Gurney, D. Ross SCHOOL SPIRIT C. Hunter, M. Bickford MOST TALKATIVE E. Gurney, S. Gerald C. Trask W. Miller, E. Rogers J. Sylvester B. Welch M. Bickford P. Booker D. Steeves W. Killer R. Coro S. Gerald B. Jones E. Rogers E. Gurney C. Hunter (j ass History The Sophomores initiated thirty Freshmen into Clinton High School in 1962. At the first meeting we elected the following class officers: Cathy Hunter, President; Patricia Bartley, Vice President; Dianne Whittman, Secretary; and Edith Rogers, Treas- urer. Beverly Anderson and Timothy Fuller were our representatives to Student Coun- cil. Robert Coro, Dale Ross, Timothy Fuller, and Meredith Bickford joined the Junior Varsity basketball squad. Edith Rogers and Cathy Hunter were elected regulars to cheer the team to victory. Mrs. Palmer was our class advisor. Our Sophomore year started off with the Freshman Reception. After the lowly freshmen were initiated we treated them to a record hop. Out of twenty-five Sophomores we elected the following class officers: Cathy Hunter, President; Dale Steeves, Vice President; Beverly Jones, Treasurer; and Patricia Booker, Secretary. Robert Coro and Beverly Anderson were elected Student Council Representatives. Robert Coro stepped up to the Varsity Squad in basketball. Dale Ross and Meredith Bickford helped the J.V.'s along. Beverly Jones and Cathy Hunter repre- sented us for cheerleaders. Mr. Peter Hope was our class advisor. Our Junior year started with twenty-three students. With Mrs. Libby advising us we chose the following class officers: President, Cathy Hunter; Vice President, Robert Coro; Secretary, Dale Steeves; Treasurer, Bruce Welch; and Student Council Represent- atives, Dorothy Johnston and Meredith Bickford. Robert Coro and Dale Ross played Varsity basketball while Cathy Hunter and Beverly Jones were on the sidelines cheering. We didn’t sponsor a Junior Prom. Our Senior year was supervised by Mrs. Libby. Class officers were President, Cathy Hunter; Vice President, Robert Coro; Secretary, Edith Rogers; Treasurer, Bruce Welch; and Student Council members were Dale Steeves and Meredith Bickford. In April we will put on our Senior Play which we hope to be a success. We sold refreshments at basketball games to raise money toward our graduation. Our basketball delegates were Bobby Coro and Dale Ross. Cathy Hunter represented us as head cheerleader with Bev- erly Jones assisting her. All in all, our four years in Clinton High School have been fun-filled and very re- warding. We are grateful for the help and encouragement we have received in mak- ing these years so successful. (i ass To Colby Shorey, I, Pat Barney, leave my quiet yet studious and helpful manner. No more nights after school, Colby! I, Meredith Bickford, bequeath my excellent (??) typing ability to Norman Grenier. To Linda Page, I, Patty Booker, leave my ability to keep Vince riled up. You've got to keep that bus hopping, Lynn. I, Bobby Coro, leave my ability for on-the-spot excuses to all coaches to Freddie Giles. Now you can skip a couple of practices. To Cindy Cook, I Edie Rogers, bequeath my ability to hold on to one fellow. I, Wayne Miller, bequeath my ability to spread it on thick to Jackie Rogers. To Becky Dickey, I, Elaine Gurney, leave my athletic ability. You'll be an all-star yet! I, Carl Trask, leave Jane Greene my talent to talk constantly. To Leo Roy, I, Jimmy Sylvester, leave my bravery in the woods. To Leroy Hood, I, John Hubbard, leave my artistic nature. Let's have better pictures on the boards now, Leroy! I, Linda DiBiase, leave my ability to have all the boys fighting over me to Ruth Ann Pratt. To Lloyd Gerow, I, Stelma Gerald, bequeath to you my towering height. Now let's see you come up in this world, Lloyd. To all future Junior Miss candidates, I, Bev Jones leave the honor of being chosen to represent Clinton in the state pageant and may the winner have the good fortune I did at Caribou. The secret is keep smiling; you may become Maine’s Junior Miss! I, Cathy Hunter, bequeath my scholastic ability in geometry to Larry Flewelling. Let's see those ranks come up! To Tammy Patterson, I, Bruce Welch, leave my slow driving habits. Let's see that old speedometer drop back to 90! I, Dale Ross, will Keith Bradford my naturally quiet attitude. Now study halls should calm down. My arguing ability, I, Thomas Dow, bequeath to Jerry Sylvester. I, Derril Hanscom, give my shyness to all forward people. Maybe now we can get some studying done. To Betty Locke, I, Tootsie Steeves leave my outgoing personality. The Senior Class leave Mr. Goodall the privilege of having had us as students through- out the year. To the Sophomore Class, we, the Senior Class, forfeit you our ability to get along with each other as a class. To the Junior Class, we leave you our position as dignified and mighty Seniors. To the Freshman Class, as Seniors we leave you our ability to rise successfully and graduate with honors. To the Faculty, we leave our smiling faces and pleasant memories. Thank you for your help and guidance through the last four years. BEST LOOKING R. Coro, B. Jones FRIENDLIEST L. DiBiase, J. Hubbard f.Junior CJ ass Offh veers The Junior Class headed by Mr. Robert Beechinor has an enrollment of twenty-four. Our representatives for basketball are Randall Dodge. Stephen Weymouth, Stephen Blanchard, and Willard Steeves. The Junior cheerleaders are Rebecca Dickey and Linda Page. Our representatives for soccer ball this year were Willard Steeves, Randall Dodge, and Stephen Weymouth. We intend to have a Junior Prom, although, as of yet, no plans have been made. By Suzanne Willett Secretary FIRST ROW; L. Page, Treasurer; B. Locke, President; S. Willett, Secretary; R. Pratt, Student Council. SECOND ROW: S. Blanchard, Vice President; S. Weymouth, Stu- dent Council. jfunior C ass FIRST ROW: N. Rush, S. Weymouth, R. Pratt, B. Locke, S. Blanchard, S. Willett, L. Page, P. Arntz. SECOND ROW: B. McIntyre, R. Dickey, L. Roy, D. Weymouth, A. Marr, T. Gerow, G. Scott, G. Abbott. THIRD ROW: L. Hood, C. Clark, N. Page, W. Steeves, I. Bouchard, G. Sylvester, T. Booker, R. Dodge. CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Beechinor ( ancfic ' Department Catch me if you can. Dance party U. S. A. OopAomore ( fass Officers We began our Sophomore year with $82.15. At our first class meeting we elected die following officers: President, Larry Flewelling; Vice President, Ralph Shorey; Secretary, Priscilla Sherburne; and Treasurer, Cindy Cook. Student Council representa- tives are Loretta Warren and Norman Grenier. We had a successful Freshman Reception with a dance following and reaped a profit of $21.86. As of now we have sponsored no other activities. By Priscilla Sherburne Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT: P, Sherburne, Secretary; L. Flewelling, President; C. Cook, Treasurer; L. Warren, Student Council; R. Shorey, Vice President; N. Grenier, Student Council. SopAomore Cj czss FIRST ROW: T. Patterson, C. Cook, R. Shorey, L. Flewelling, P. Sherburne, L, War' ren, N. Grenier, R. Shannon. SECOND ROW: D. Perkins, J. Greene, J. Greene, J. Perkins, C. Dodge, M. Tuttle, D. Hillman, K. Waning, R. Ryerson, A. Stewart, F. Giles. CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Goodall F E£f-l U£N Ores unan ( ass Officers On September 8, 1965 we elected our class officers. Allison Patterson was chosen from our class to represent us on the cheerleading squad. The candidates of the freshman class for King and Queen for Lions Club Field Day were John Rogers and Pamela Page. We sold magazine subscriptions and made twenty per cent on them. By Kathi Grard Secretary LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Grard, Secretary; G. Giles, Treasurer; G. Huff, President; G. Gustafson, Vice President; J. Rogers, Student Council; J. Sylvester, Student Council. T'res iman C ) ass FIRST ROW: L. Gerow, J. Rogers, J. Sylvester, G. Gustafson, G. Huff, K. Grard, G. Giles, R. Ryerson. SECOND ROW: A. Patterson, J. Wright, M. Torrance, W. Clark, P. Page, L. Gurney, S. Blanchard, J. Rush, W. Spencer. THIRD ROW: H. Tuttle, C. Shorey, L. Bolster, M. Clark, K. Bradford, A. Bickford, M. Ross, C. Duplisea, D. Flewelling, H. Hartley, M. Jones, L. Mower. CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Campbell STUDY HALL G a ass SHYEST P. Barney D. Hanscom MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED D. Steeves W. Miller B. Welch MOST ARTISTIC J. Sylvester P. Booker J. Hubbard BEST WORKERS L. DiBiase, P. Barney Jracfe FIRST ROW: A. Nelson, D. Murch, W. Welch, A. Hanscom, L. Welch, C. Fisher, S. Hunter, F. Ross, D. Bradford, J. Shannon, M. Perry. SECOND ROW: P. Tracey, K. Dixon, P. Murch, S. White, J. Crommett, R. Flewelling, R. Cookson, D. Patter- son, D. Starbird, J. Gulliver, S. Irving, S. Stewart, S. Torrance, S. Shorey. THIRD ROW: R. Parsons, G. Gustafeon, I. Turner, R. Jones, J. Hamm, O. Warren, B. Davis, D. Beckwith, D. Decker, A. Huff, C. Killam, Mr. Spiegal. CLASS OFFICERS President Carol Fisher Vice President Laurel Welch Secretary Sharon Hunter Treasurer Arnold Hanscom Seven t£ S.Jracfe FIRST ROW: D. Gerow, C. Welch, J. Steeves, L. Grard, E. Miles, S. Sanders, J. Huff, W. Emerson, P. Grenier, M. Ryerson, A. Page. SECOND ROW: E. Tracey, J. Page, T. Wright, S. Hallock, G. Pollard, D. Grenier, J. Webb, B. Howard, L. Hans- com, S. Penney, A. Wall, R. Rush, R. Dickey. THIRD ROW: J. Boyden, B. McIn- tyre, B. Anderson, T. Mower, G. Flewelling, E. Kaska, M. Bickford, R. Booker, K. Flewelling, A. Bouchard, D. Wright, Mrs. Whitten. '2 c )cnoo. unior S. HUNTER D. GEROW D. GRENIER M. BICKFORD J. GULLIVER J. STEEVES C. FISHER L. GRARD FIRST ROW: T. Warren, W. Fisher, D. Ross, C. Coro, D. Bradford, P. Grenier, J. Marin, M. Marin, E. Dyer. SECOND ROW: L. Welch, D. Woods, R. Howard, B. Lancaster, W. Welch, O. War ren, Mr. Spiegel, J. Webber, A. Hanscom, R. Parsons, K. Flewelling, F. Tingley, E. Miles JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ BASKETBALL This year the Junior High School basketball team had a very successful season, due to a tine team effort and an outstanding display of good sportsmanship. We played nine games this season, against Benton, Unity, Hartland, Stratton, and Albion, losing only to Benton. Twenty-three boys played again this year, and were divided into two teams. Team A and Team B, both coached by Principal Ronald Spiegel. The Clinton Lions Club and the Clinton Jaycees generously allowed us to use the uniforms they had purchased for last year's team. A tournament is scheduled for Feb. 22-25, and we wish the team continued suc- cess in the remaining games. FIRST ROW: B. Hillman, K. Hendsbee, C. Welch, L. Welch, S. Wood, L. Starbird. SECOND ROW: W. Hamm, M. Bickford, S. Torrance, E. Miles, C. Dixon, S. Hunter, D. Kaska, E. Kaska, J. Starbird, Mrs. Rollins. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BASKETBALL Eighteen girls from the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades formed the first Junior High School girls' basketball team. Mrs. Carl Rollins coached the team this year, and thus far, we have won two of the first four games in a six-game schedule. We have played Hartland, Unity and Pittsfield, defeating Hartland and Pittsfield. c5tucfent Council FIRST ROW: M. Bickford, Mr. Ward, D. Steeves. SECOND ROW: J. Rogers, R. Pratt, B. Jones, J. Sylvester, L. Warren. THIRD ROW: S. Weymouth, N. Grenier. SNOW SCULPTURE (First Prize) Bruce Welch James Sylvester cJ ee C u6 The Glee Club consists of nineteen members this year and we elected the following as officers: Edith Rogers, President; Patricia Booker, Vice President; Dale Steeves, Secretary; Linda Page, Student Council Representative. We will be singing at Christ- mas, baccalaureate, and graduation. Mrs. Ole Libby is in charge of the group and is the pianist. By Dale Steeves Secretary hiT FIRST ROW: C. Cook, L. Warren, S. Blanchard, T. Patterson, G. Giles, P. Page, L. Page, Mrs. Libby. SECOND ROW: R. Pratt, B. Jones, K. Grard, R. Dickey, D. Steeves, P. Booker, J. Sylvester, P. Sherburne, A. Patterson, B. McIntyre, J. Wright, E. Rogers. MI P � EDITH ROGERS CATHY HUNTER BOYs ROBERT CORO BOYSt’ ( ) in ion ’s unior JITiss L. to R. Dale Steeves, Patricia Booker, Beverly Jones, Cathy Hunter, and Edith Rog- ers. JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT The annual Junior Miss Pageant, sponsored by the Clinton Jaycees was held Satur- day evening, December 11, 1965 at the Clinton Town Hall. There were five contestants: Patricia Booker, Cathy Hunter, Beverly Jones, Edith Rogers, and Dale Steeves. The Clinton Junior Miss title was won by Miss Beverly Jones. The runner-up was Cathy Hunter. The five girls wish to express their gratitude to the Jaycees and a special note of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Butler and Mr. and Mrs. David Record. Jie cf Oay LEFT TO RIGHT: G. McKenney, S. Willett, P. Meservey, F. Kneeland. FIELD DAY The Clinton Lions Club Annual Field Day of 1965 began on September 10, 1965 with a public dance. The king, Paul Meservey and the queen, Suzanne Willett were crowned The dance for the first time was held on the field grounds. The rides and booths were open in the evening. The next day there was a gigantic parade which, in spite of the cold and wind, drew quite a large crowd. The parade featured the Dover-Foxcroft Academy Band, Lawrence High Band, and the Lewiston American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps. Sunday, the last day of the events, included a horse show and oxen pony pulling. This year's Field Day turned out to be very successful. By Suzanne Willett 5 c ) occer 7e am HRST ROW: D. Flewelling, N. Grenier, J. Rogers, F. Giles, L. Flewelling. A. Bick- ford. SECOND ROW: Mr. Campbell, W. Steeves. R. Dodge, M. Bickford, D. Ross, S. Weymouth, R. Shorey, R. Coro. SOCCER This year was the first year that Clinton High School has had a soccer team. We were able to play only two games in which we lost both. Our season was cut short when the snow began to fall. Mount View 1 Clinton 0 Thomas College 6 Clinton 0 By Meredith Bickford BEST DANCERS B. Jones - R. Coro junior 7J arsitij SiasAetba ' Iearn FIRST ROW; Mr. Campbell, F. Giles. SECOND ROW; L. Flewelling, S. Blanchard, K. Bradford, S. Weymouth, A. Bickford, L. Roy, J. Rogers. J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM The Junior Varsity Basketball Team, with the coaching of Mr. Campbell, did quite well this season. There was, of course, a first string but Mr. Campbell used us all quite often. Therefore, it can be stated that with high spir- its and excellent team work we finished the sea- son with an 8-4 record. Our thanks goes to Mr. Campbell for his time and efforts spent with us. SCOREKEEPER Ruth Ann Pratt 7 )arsitu J)as etha 7earn FIRST ROW: N. Grenier, F. Giles, L. Roy, R. Coro. SECOND ROW: L. Flewelling, R. Dodge, D. Ross, Mr. Campbell, S. Weymouth, R. Shorey, S. Blanchard. VARSITY TEAM As we were the last basketball team to come out of Clinton High School we started practicing on November 1st getting ready for what I thought might be a good season. As the season rolled along, the opponents became harder and we became unsuccessful as a team. The starting five were as follows: Guards, Norman Grenier and Fred Giles; Center, Dale Ross; Forwards, Robert Coro and Randall Dodge. Substitutes were Ralph Shorey, Stephen Weymouth, Stephen Blanchard, Larry Flewelling, and Leo Roy. All of us on the team greatly appreciate the time and effort Mr. Camp- bell put forth to help us. Knowing that someone has to lose, practice was a good experience for us all. R. SHOREY R. CORO D. ROSS L. ROY . BLANCHARD N. GRENIER S. WEYMOUTH R. DODGE F. GILES ()heerfeaders A. PATTERSON R. DICKEY C. COOK T. PATTERSON B. JONES C. HUNTER P. SHERBURNE L. WARREN L. PAGE ( 'fiee ' eacfers The last week of September try-outs were held to pick the new cheerleaders. Tammy Patterson, Linda Page, and Allison Patterson were chosen regulars with Loretta Warren and Cindy Cook as substitutes. Cathy Hunter was the head-cheerleader. By the beginning of basketball season the squad looked great. We would like to thank Miss Coburn, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Hunter for helping us this year. 7iow ma FIRST ROW: S. Blanchard, R. Coro, C. Hunter, P. Booker, S. Wil- lett, W. Steeves, J. Sylvester. SECOND ROW: T. Booker, C. Trask, J. Hubbard, S. Gerald, D. Ross, M. Bickford, D. Hanscom, C. Clark. BOWLING The 1964-65 basketball season has ended, and now it is time for bowling leagues to begin again. There were eight teams with three members each. Juniors and Seniors bowled regular, with Freshmen and Sophomores as substitutes. The team with the best win-loss record was the Cocoanuts. The team members were Philip Begin, Captain; Lydia Dyer, and Victor Hartley. The high scorers were Victor Hartley for boys and Lydia Dyer for girls. The high three trophies were by John Coro and Patricia Booker. Everybody is looking forward to next year's bowling fun. FIRST ROW: E. Gurney, T. Patterson, L. Warren, C. Cook, L. Page. SECOND ROW: P. Sherburne, D. Weymouth, P. Booker, D. Steeves, R. Dickey. SOFTBALL TEAM The Clinton softball team was coached by Mr. Peter Hope. We played Erskine, Coburn, Belgrade, and Albion. The positions of the players were: Dale Steeves, pitcher; Debra Weymouth, catcher; Tamara Patterson, first base; Priscilla Sherburne, second base; Elaine Gurney, short stop; Patricia Booker, third base; Cathy Hunter, right field; Linda Page, center field; Rebecca Dickey, left field; and alternate outfielders were Cindy Cook and Loretta Warren. By Cathy Hunter and Debra Weymouth LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Flewelling, Mr. Goodall, S. Weymouth, R. Dodge, L. Warren, M. Tuttle, P. Sherburne, C. Cook, T. Pat- terson, W. Steeves, G. Huff. SKI CLUB The Ski Club was organized this year under the direction of Mr. Goodall with twelve ambitious schussbommers. Each Wednesday eve- ning the club went to the Colby College Ski Area where they had in- structions and chased various members of the opposite sex. The club also sponsored several Saturday trips to major ski areas in the state. Tlfumni 1965 Philip Begin California Navy Russell Bickford Clinton Hartland Tannery Payson Blanchard Clinton Ski-Land Woolen Mill Patricia Card Orono University of Maine John Coro Clinton Janet Dixon Clinton Hathaway Nancy Duprey Waterville Housewife Lydia Dyer Clinton Halifax Company Lois Grant Augusta Housewife Russell Hamm Texas Air Force Diana Hartley Clinton Housewife Roberta Hartley Clinton Housewife Victor Hartley Clinton Bill's Used Furniture Lewis Irish Clinton Bill's Used Furniture Paula Irish Clinton Ski-Land Woolen Mill John Kiesow Connecticut University of Connecticut Herbert McNally New Jersey Army Edward Page Clinton Betty Patterson Washington, D.C. F.B.I. Douglas Perry New Jersey Army Ellen Poulin Clinton Hathaway Diann Rush Clinton Pittsfield Woolen Mill Myrna Sasser Clinton Una's Beauty School Gail Steeves South Carolina Bob Jones University Rosia Tuttle Clinton Hathaway Marie Waning Clinton Hathaway Denham Ward Orono University of Maine Laura Witham Waterville 1964 Hathaway Kenneth Abbott Clinton Ski-Land Woolen Mill Leroy Bassett Clinton Bath Iron Works Virginia Beale Waterville Eastern Packing Company Lynn Bickford Fairfield Beauty School Augusta Sherwood Booker Turkey Army David Bradford Germany Army Leslie Buzzell Portland M.V.T.I. Carol Clark Massachusetts Beverly Hospital Sharon Cook Washington, D.C. Army Donna Knight Clinton Housewife Joyce Lombard Waterville Housewife Allen Lyons Montana Air Force Richard Poulin Turkey Air Force Barbara Sherburne Connecticut Housewife Gary Sherburne Connecticut Cooper Weymouth Michael Shorey Haynesville Woods Walter Stinson Orono University of Maine Eleanor Weymouth Connecticut Housewife Cynthia Witham New York Grace Downs Airline School Edward Wood Clinton Weymouth Oil Company Tune: As the Caissons Go Rolling Along. Here we are All is well We think the teachers Were just swell As we seniors go marching along. Now and then And time again We '11 stop awhile Remember with a smile The memories of our high school years. By John Hubbard LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Gurney, R. Pratt, M. Bickford, E. Rogers, B. Jones, P. Barney, C. Hunter, absent. 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