W 'Qs WWW? W V 4 at C 7 'x',,z - -14 ., ffygyrv 6 ,ua , WVMIZA 'eq ,4 yn fn in , an ' M 'wr,. s 4 f - m zigffff 5 574 Q T R M' -M-- was: Qf5??Tyge: is Q,i if fit' xg J 12? 23 ' gf 5 2 4 ' ill f MX' Mr. Glen Allen 2 Hog Heaven Rd Windsor, MQE 04363 1 1. il ? ' 13, E 311, 1 ' ' V , - , , 1' as-'w:3:?,-g zz,-3 ' 1. , ,. , ' 'I ' -'msn-M-'.' mg-.1.a-.L 2 X '79Jfi?fAQfo ,ff A H ' 4 if sv 252 N H 2 ,, , V ,,,V4,,0,,.w 8 f f , 4 C Q f 7 X S , ' WM 1w6Wf,il'?Z1lEI7LiWj?'f- , ,,.f, UQ K 'A : '91, WMI M95 fni , -43953 .gy ,-,fr '5 CG 195 co HIGH SCHOOL GUST ,MAI Jffffax., Qf -w....,,..-.,....,..,,,,-'W' ff , X of . W 51, I .- 5 , mf , I-.wwf , ., f rf' ay gk! at ,M M J.. 13 .fu-iz' 5... .. W O FOREWORD During our four years here at Cony many places around townv have become familiar sights to us. Each has a special place in our hearts and will not soon be forgotten. These spots have also become familiar scenes to the older set as uhangoutsn of yesteryear. There is no doubt that these places will occupy a spe- cial part in the lives of the generations to follow. Thus, the members of the 1958 Coniad Staff have chosen Well-remembered Spotsv as a fitting theme for this, our yearbook. 2 Dedication We, the class of 1958, proudly dedicate our Coniad to Mrs. Ethel Hopkins, who has given so much to Cony throughout the years. Her courage and cheer- fulness, especially during her recent ill luck, can well be copied by us all. We sincerely hope that this one small tribute will serve to show that we are mindful of her many services so generously rendered to us. 3 f 5fW2mfaff SUPERINTENDENT PERRY SHIBLES AND PRINCIPAL HORACE CROXFORD. ADMINISTRATION Q Kwai' if ,nf f A , 7,1 ,glqafi Y .-1 ,,' ff Q vff L W ,1 v ff. f' f'f A Q. . , , . f ., , 1 1 . ww. ,. 'fifiwi :'4.3:, ' wi f we na .rffyffj 7155 ffyy,-,, ' ff, 'Lf ,' 'Lf 1- Lffb ' , V. 'H' 5 7, ', 'J ,Ny c' 1 'ffv' Wy, f I f-wwe, - f GUR FACULTY ...- 4 wx. I .,.,L.. X.,. . , ,. Q-me Q F A f. as 'i . .v r - 1 : , ff l v V X A V. i . fi . ' 1? fl f ' .Mal S V ' ' ' f31v5.a',L.'f.fe4f.vsIH I inf-.Q1..sw 4, '! . f,..,',?-.vi Wray :W q.,-,, ve. Q, .. N Fred L. Turner Department Head, Science and Sub-Master Fi' .1 f f x, R . A b- 4' X KL f , 'uf' F ' N-s-4.1, V.: 1:1 S ' - .view-I ' H :fu , V3.2 :Nik f 7 wk g Q'w fe 'fgriyf s.'45g41f:?3g5 1. .':'lw'f. we P i'. l'-5364 M l vfqihlg . N! - - it-' -AE, f .in .t5+gfg . ' 3 'l,. K wgwfgzl I 'r df?'5 2 v r v . -4-H. ' sk' FACULTY Charles I- A1'b0l' Richard W. Ayotte Depalflment Head, English and French Social Studies 1 x ' gg M K., ' ,l ,'.5'u2i YLW ,ff-r 55. , 4 ,ff 'ff .fs si jonn N. Beeckel Driver Education A 4-ms X .ef 4 Q 4 4 wav 'Q1:.f7' Gordon E. Bryant Driver Education fi. ing ? f ' , ww . ' :isis-fy. , ' 9 3 .:,-KL. , iw, . 7-1 .W EMM . f I '- gil ,k., , I ,, . fi 'J . -' ' .-:- :,,+ '- as . ' , - - ,- '- iw A-A 4 5' Q . N3 5 Q Ti 4 X i , 's 5 ' 3 Q f 4 ,Pia ', 1 1 3 lllll.l'l .Zz 5 Louise C. Clark Philip G. Clark Speech Mathematics md' fry? S 1, Ira W. Bunker Science Leola M. Clement Social Studies . 'I . Laurence P. Bagley Science as , . . m e - - f--,la-:,z- 4' .. V, -' s . j am-gazf f -im .,L2f,-:HX f . 4 . ,..s K X-.. .W .V k - A ,F V , ! A , , N TS , asf? Z. 1 .1 1' . .1-1:12:11 .X V Siu - he .. .-.fn s ' I is Mildred M. Carrier Department Head, Langu Latin ' ,4 I A 1r '37 Q 4,1 Paul I. Cyr Mathematics, Science, ages Business Training A -er , ul 1 d if '? 1 1 ,,,p . g g -'vi ,fsfl '5 Helen H. Dyer Helen B. Ellis Hazel M. Gibbs Dorothy Ciddings English Home Economics 6 English English ,155 IIL f , , ,V T5 ' nw ff 'fi is 7? r ,gm ,Q MV- on wat f yy -a-af ffl' ff, X A 1 ' my f A If V xii We ff, ,f Q li L , X' jf ' fl , Miki' if! i X ff' 'f A K x ifffffff' fl! Nita Hale French Ernest H. Grant Mathematics ..ii'-X. if f ,f f mf. , ff f Z gi, 4 wg 7 .1125 Nora jackson Anne C. Larkin Department Head, Commercial Science Doris W. McAllister Dorothy E. Mossler Georgiana C. Hayes English 5 . x Q4 f I Nd' if as-1 1 521 Q - ' ' ' ,. f 5 12' ,, .J.Z!2iX,' ' 4 pr I .Ev I ,y,ef:ff,':rzf ' -' faf,,f,,Q1,:, , ?i'3gj51,.11. ' , ' A ,, , , Walter P. H. Macomber Electricity V 4, f,,' Vi , J Q ? 'Hua 'J 1, 0 f ,.., K ' E Z Elinor Newman Department Head, English English Department Head, Mathematics . f -1,3 I , ,f of '..'IJ9 Q nay. Francis L. Parker Donald F. Pierce Civics Mechanical Drawing, Shop and Mathematics L ', I h . L ..,. bll. .-,' Kenneth Pruett Ceograplhy, Health, Mat ematics 9 s-Q19 f I f ff ' fa. ' , ' X. , I H , , , ,V L A fp., ' ,fy w QW W , . 'Ma ffiif 2?-.fi zllffslzl ffgzxil? if i EQ .af-tw Mabelle L. Ingraham English and Latin is :ff-fi'-f ' rr gg, 4 ' I X' ia. Vll' K f ., Ann Marston Librarian Mary H. O'Connell Department Head, Home Economics , f Anne Reardon English and Spanish ,.-v.:.f.Y1m - . vr f s ' i 4 f .S if ,. 1 M.. Q up mv ' S 5 X17 I 9 I r , .. Carolyn S. Scholl Commercial Mildred H. Smith Remedial Reading W. 4. ,. .5 if ,N ' af? warm? . :al ' W . if A-K 1, rg. , Ab- .ff W az -2 . Into M. Suomi Donald C. Taylor Commercial Science ,. .. S 1 y Ii' i f 5 is f f . rree elv .r.l . M 4 Celia C. Walton Ruth C. Weaver Girls' Physical Education and Civics Guidance Counselor ,rf4M Y , xp., nk rye. X, qv. . 'V Off 7' K' mf! Q 4 , J. , gg ' v: .9 Lawrence W. Soule Commercial '- 'fI'1.'E5bf,v 159475 fi v ,t 'ff' 1 Z. ai. ,Q if f .M ' 1 if s Q! , ---..,f Lura N. Tumer 'f I, English f f, ffajiygw? n 4.22 f fa 5.74 No-6 W., fy f Elizabeth I. Stevens English 11532 f .. f I X ff ff '.,' jig. , Ruth Vickery Commercial 1 f f , 1 f if .,,,, ,,-- -- ,, J ,.,. ' Huw ,K pf x z, .Alf ,,M1 A , , -f V i?,QLfg5,15sg?', , 9- , www fwa, 'lciff-'. 'ek' -' -f 'is iff ' 'i , zgzggaaezf g 5.1. . rg aim 44 ' 5 '5g1'.nif+m'!fggig1z3f?Q-,? gfns' 4 ig-'r W -w gui. r,!1i'Q6zn.f,gg..5' 421 '!j1j,m . W 2 sf ' ' 337 21' li 'al' ' . JW 'lf ff'fIll '.J!?3v ' ROY P. Webber Ann M. Webster Metals Social Studies , ' 5314, , A, fr jg. ,: X I .6 'i fi ,fm 21 775, ,al Alberta A. Bull Director of Health wgfff' ' V1 ,f i!,e!,7Mif' gag' Dana D Dogherty Wffnfgwffff l f , f MMM -ffffwfff Qc- ffdyifif ' ff f f 160 yi f ff ff! iff X ff , ff f f f , ,W . f V' X f v I X W :ck Q , ff ' f X ,, I , .Mfr 1 4 Lg 1 ,, f V V '- Z . - V ff fxf km ff f4,j..fJff ff X. ',g,4f,WZh 6 ., ':'1'I t ' 4 MV' ,f-ffzgtv 9' 4:1 10, - 4 Q. .Wa f W f Q ,Zi Amold L. Selwood Assistant Suoerintendent of Schools f 'wf' i'f ii5 ' M. Elizabeth Canavan Director ot Music and Supervisor of Vocal Music MW , Director of Pliysical Education EU01. R- Reed and Athletics in Grade and SUPCTVISO1' Of Aft ,.lt,tu High School ltl,tr , M EWG W .v,,., , jf: - g . , fuv, A 'itil' 5 Xi Helen R Conant ty, Q? t,t, I D , .V X y if A ff., ! 4 f ',, ,l,i 5 ' t,Qv. W ?' , ,f , Gladys M Hines WWW ff? , 1 ' 445 'f Z 7 ? , f 'f V ' -.1 . X , I 3 f ffdirr-ffgqvyfgf A , ,gif A f 4 1 21 , aww Q I 'fffm 9 W . . fi V7 'f i f iii' A 5 si Howard Blasenak Director of Guidance zfixi ' ' ff f ', L, YF . -. ,L,,., K f-Hifi-57 5 . 1:11 ,---,-z:,f,fMvf,fc 'J ' ,f ,g,f'2'1Xf fi i p nw. J, ,,,, - new 'gy i,2wf:yp61g ff Q ..,', 42 ,4', wwe my Kuff f Qwft 25:53 Dana C. Cummings Director of Vocational and Industrial Education HH ,ff 'S-M' Marguerite C. Arbor Assistant Office Adminstrator, Sunerintendent's Oiiice WW Myra 133, f . , ,e -, , . f A . exi t? 5, 5 6 V A ,fat ,lf , . . wt? , 4 1 fn kx,', f ' l'f J Kas: V , f ' 3 -.. R4 Q J, K , sl g , .1 y ,N Q. , x , ' ' 'Q H s W b ,Q Q if , I 4 6 i e V . 55 ,, . ,u ns I Eleanor M. Humphrey Secretary to Guidance Director Director of Attendance 9 Adminstrative Secretary af . s,n. y. is 'VN -.mn-'I , ' tim t Charles D. Danforth Supervisor of Instrumental Music Kay Ayotte Office Secretary A A , ', W7g5jw ,, wo- ,Nw ff ,-I V 1 j V, , 7, , , ef? P -A 411 57 s ' AL., Pu . ya Huw u ,r alt' 'f'1i'i5:.1f+-'f . Lwgffd Edith L. Newman Oflice Administrator, Superintendent's Office V1 sz--'fi Q .,f?Qi vu SQ xx ' M, 'xi b if ,VV ., MF Y Carefree, too I .2 2 I VH?-r LOWE-R ING www - fm, ,gg-L, '9'4K ou, 5 - 1 ' Q HAM 1 ST Q KZ f fl 3 ,,,.ww,.,,V,,,,,., W .. 19 J 'if' vb X3 X5 Xxxxwiwbi W N Nmxwck ,, ,A-'-.,,bMAh N f Secretary D. Parent. President R. Rowe, Vice-Presldent R Thurlow CLASS GF 195 . t NORMAN AUBE T A Norm if This boy really likes hunting and fishing . . . Wields a mean hammer and saw . . . A good friend, too. Keep a-Knocking. Likes boating, but dislikes Hghts. Plans: Car- W pentiy. Saying: Whatl illf Boys' State 3, Chizzle Wizzle Backstage 2, 3, 4, Coniad Staff, Cony 4 'iii Q W Cue-Rameses 45 Senior Honors List. ,X , Z J THOMAS BALLARD KKT0m?! A slow starter . . . Plenty of speed at 1:30 . . . A quiet y who's a re t y friend. gn g a And That Reminds Me. Likes the Braves, but dislikes getting up in the morning. Plans: Game Warden. Saying: You old dogl' 'W' Clee flub 1, 2, 3, 45 Projectionist 2, 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Chorus 1 2, 3, . SANDRY BARRY Sandie A dark-haired bright new addition to the class of '58 . . . Seeing that she's sporting a sparkler, her single days are numbered. TW' VVhispering. Likes coke and potato chips, but dislikes timed Writ- ings. Plans: Marriage. Saying: Don'tl Transferred from Mahanawcook Academy, Lincoln, Maine, 4. MARCIA JOAN BARTER Bart A great sense of humor . . . Crazy for Gardiner . . . She loves castles. An Affair To Remember. Likes Bob, but dislikes snobs. Plans: Nursing. Saying: VVhat a riot! Basketball 1, Intramural 25 Frosh Manager 4, Recreational Games 2, 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, 3, Olio.4, Senior Play Usherette, C. B C. 45 G.P.E. 3, 4, Latin Club 2, F.N.A. 4, Tri-Hi-Y Conference 35 Tri- Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4, Volleyball 4. 12 , .,, :f1 wQ4.2 ,Jw ,. ff.-.P .- .' , f ' ' ,.- --9, . A W 5 REBS ALBERT BARTLETT A ' Master of the burp,' . . . Speedy . . .Excellent ball player. - if 'V Rainbow.', Likes Sue and Nelliebelle, butndislikes dancing. Plans: Military school. Saying: Don,t get shookl 4 Glee Club 15 Football 1. 5. as f ,Zig f j K , , , f 4 9 '3 f f Q Z 2 f if , ikywl 54 Sz ff , .,g3 , .,,. A ROBERT HENRY BAUDO Burr air. Hi-Y in person . . . Fussy about his hair . . . We're proud to claim m. Short Fat Fannief' Likes dancing, but dislikes squash. Plans: Farmington State Teachers College. Saying: Hey, Burn! Hi-Y 3, President 45 F.T.A. Historian 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Head Usher 45 Coniad StaH5 Boys' State 35 Teen-age Code Committee 45 Teen-age Council 3, President 45 Graduation Committee5 Senior Honors List. OMER BEAULIEU Y An amateur Senor . . . His comments are fast moving laughs . . . A f is g loyal Braves fan. 5 Love Letters in the Sand. Likes food, but dislikes the Dodgers '-5' 5 Plans: M.V.T.I. Saying: You dogl l ' Spanish Club 2. NORMAN BEAULIEU Crisco,' A believer in moderation . . . Knows his goal . . . Dependable and friendly. Rock and Roll Musicf' Likes boating, but dislikes tennis. Plans: Plumber. Saying Makes you kind of Wonderlv Senior Play Backstage 1, 25 Chizzle Wizzle Backstage 3, 4. DEANNE LOUISE BECHABD A huge imagination . . . Faithful to the G.O.C .... A great worker in everything she does. If I Loved Youf' Likes music, but dislikes Wearing shoes. Plans: Bookkeeper. Saying: Good Grief! W o 1 Triple C 3, 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 4: Book Club 45 Iunior Prom Com- mittee, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, 4, Coniad Stall, C.B.C. 4: Senior Honors List. HARRIET LORRAINE BECHABD ccHaTTys: Famous for her haircut . . . Love that's tremendous . . . A sure source of fun. My Special Angelf, Likes dances, but dislikes babysitting. Plans: Hairdresser. Saying: It was a riot, no kiddingll' Triple C 3: Senior Play Property Committee. ' V, .na R., 3 - lx l i P RICHARD BECHARD is g l ,., 5 V Blackie,' 4' Great football manager . . . Dark Hash of deviltry for the class of ,58 WN . . . Always ready for fun. VVhen the Saints Go Marching In. Likes girls, but dislikes U.S. V . ,l y I History. Plans: Navy. Saying: Hey! Where We going, Baby Dollli' y y,.,. . V ...Z ,Z s I fqpypyfp Q Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 1, Booth 4. iissi i i ikii Eff . RONALD BECHARD Pancho That intriguing French . . . Cne of the restaurant gang . . . Fussy about his hair. Be-Bop Baby. Likes football, but dislikes U.S. History. P1ans:Ac- countant. Saying: VVhat do you say? Rifle Club 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Gymnastic Club 4: Baseball IV. 15 Basketball lg Football 1, Varsity 2, 3, Manager 4: Track Varsity 3, 4: Gym Ex- hibition 1, 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Ball Committee 3. 2 Always in a hurry . . . to leave class! . . . When he's on skates all you see is the dust . . . And a warm smile. Wake Up Little Suzief, Likes hunting, but dislikes hockey. Plans: Plumber. Saying: VVhat's the scoop, Dad? Football 1. 153055 LUCILLE MARIE BOUFFARD Quiet, but at a party-watch outll A Wonderful friend to have . . Lou will go far in life. 44 True Lovef' Likes traveling, but dislikes getting up. Plans: College. y 5 Saying: St. Appolineln Triple C Club 3, 4. DORIS BILODEAU Dori Loads of fun . . . Sheill make a good wife . . . A big smile and a big personality. My Special Angelf' Likes roller-skating, but dislikes fish. Plans: Marriage. Saying: Oh gosh! ROBERT BILODEAU Bill fi! ARLENE RUTH BLANCHE Slim', She's going a long way . . . Always cheerful . . . A wonderful girl with a swell personality. Ivy Rosef' Likes spaghetti, but dislikes reading. Plans: Office work. Saying: Oh, brotherli' Clee Club 25 Chizzle XVizzlc Costume Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Honors List. :cL0u:7 Q 1 5 P Great comedian . . . A mighty hunter . . . Knows his way around. Tammyf' Likes hunting, but dislikes geometry. Plans: Maine Mari- time Academy. Saying: Son of a gunlv Spanish Club 2: Stamp Club 2, Football 1, Varsity 2, Track Varsity 1, 2: Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee: Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. ---aug., MAURICE BBANN Brandy Our hats oil? to a hard worker . . . Pleasant . . . Practical, too. Blueberry Hill. Likes Eshing, but dislikes skiing. Plans: Elec- irician. Saying: I do- believe! ' Chizzle Wizzle Backstage 3, 4. PAUL BRANN 'Tabla' DONNA LOUISE BRENNAN CCDOYLPD A bundle of energy . -. . Laughter follows this girl . . . Real sweet to know. No Not Much. Likes Freddie, but dislikes hairpulling. Plans: Un- decided. Saying: How are ya?,' C.B.C. I, 2, 3, 4: C.P.E. 3, Treasurer 4: Latin Club 2, Basketball 1, Intramural Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, Coniad Staff, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. WARREN BREWER ajlugyv ,Q A ' A School and a good time are not synonymous for Tuffy . . . Mischievous ' ,W but frm . . . A good businessman. if ,A Stardust Likes girls, but dislikes work. Plans: Dairy business. Saying: I guess sol 17. 'ri' , , - TV ' ff ' A 'elif' ' fl :jg .Lf 3 ',,: QV ',.', Q rtir ff :: :'?2ffiliiv' 16 f iiflaiif - 'T' E 'ffifff 'Tiff JOHN BROWER Master of butterflies . . . Scientific . . . Good natured. Honeycomb Likes science, but dislikes languages. Plans: College. Saying: So what?', Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Phy-Bi-Chem 3, 4, Stamp Club 1: F.T.A. 4, Chizzle VVizzle Chorus 1, 3, 4, Science Fair 4, First Regional 1, 3, Second State 3. ELIZABETH MARY BRUNELLE Betty Always ready for a laugh . . . A swell personality . . . Talkative and V carefree-that's our Bettyllll My Special Angelf, Likes rollerskating, but dislikes fish. Plans: y Marriage. Saying: Ye Gadslv Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2. DONALD VVINFIELD CARLETON D0nnie', His curly hair . . . Dynamite on the basketball court . . . Allergic to homeroom. My Special Angel. Likes basketball, but dislikes football. Plans: Telephone business. Saying: Hello, dearly Baseball Varsity 4, Basketball j.V. 2. Q-fffp ROBERT ALLEN CARNES 4 i f ' 'L CCBOEP A I Bob's busy hot-rod . . . Known for his Coop . . . A sharp wit. 4 ag . . sr . - . . . if 'Whispering Bells. Likes cars, but dislikes homework. Plans: Arch- ,p itectural Engineer. Saying: The South shall rise. again! .93 ,, A Transferred from Ellsworth High 3, Mechanical Drawing Club 1: y Coniad Staff, Senior Play Business Staff: Baseball Varsity 2, 3, 45 Bas- ' ketball I.V. 2, 3: Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, Usher 4. 113 ny. 17 JEAN ELAINE CARNEY aleaniei' Cony's peppy head majorette . . . Beautiful eyes . . . Very artistic. No, Not Much. Likes Punky and Italian Sandwiches, but dislikes work. Plans: Telephone operator. Saying: Why not! Cercle Francais 2, Treasurer 3, G.P.E. 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Typical Student Award 2, Governor's Youth Highway Safety Conference 3, Gym Exhi- bition 3, 4, Cony Cue-Piameses 3, 4, Coniad Staff, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Head 4, Chizzle Wizzle Olios 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Usherette, Senior Honors List. WILLIAM LEROY CARNEY Billv A big tease . . . Just loves the Navy . . . Famous for,his jokes Wake Up Little Suzie. Likes hunting, but dislikes fishing. Plans: f ., f Naval machinist repairman. Saying: Oh, welllu f t' i Football 1. if '1 X831 X U Y ,Xi SANDRA ELEANOR CASWELL Sandy pep quiet room explodes with her energy . . . And U. of M. leaves Cony in the shade. My Special Angel. Likes Freddie and clothes, but dislikes high school boys. Plans: Undecided. Saying: Hi, you alll Clee Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 4, Chorus 3, Coniad Staff, Senior Play. Full of ...A Jf' .., ANNETTE CONSTANCE CHAREST usquit.. Speed is a thrill to her . . . Quiet in school, but after hours she lives it N LV' up . . . Everyone's friend. My Special Angel. Likes roller-skating, but dislikes Elvis. Plans: , Q Nursing. Saying: 'LColly gee! ifJg,..Qi.3,,r spanish Club 3. f 4 STEPHEN NORMAN CHASE ' M Steve A hard Worker . . . Loads of fun . . . The strong, silent type. if 'jf 2 White Silver Sandsf, Likes track, but dislikes public speaking. 'fL-dy Plans: Engineering. Saying: Cod Bless Youf' Football 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Countny 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4. ,wwf . I ,WS , 2 ' ff Lf' ff V .1 - . fl . ' ' f , I 5 714, I 1: 44 a t . vlci f . . f , . . ..L., f Q'42,,j, n ...E , gi: 3 5. . ,QW f ,,,e!xQ3g5:1g,5 . f I i f ' -.M EDITH ANNE CHEITMAN f'Bubbles Her Manhattan penthouse dreams . . . her candor . . . Her great acting ability. These Foolish Thingsf, Likes to leam, but dislikes loneliness. Plans: College. Saying: 'KC'est la vie! Transferred from Kent's Hill, Readiield, Maine 3, C.B.C. 4, Cercle Francais 3, 4, Phy-Bi-Chem 3, 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Coniad, Assis- tant Editor, Science Fair 3, 4, Senior Play, Chizzle Wizzle Play 3, 4, American Legion Oratorical Contest 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker Winner 4, National Science Talent Search, National Merit Scholarship, General Motors National Scholarship Candidate, Senior Honors List. ALICE MERRILL CLIFFORD Allie', Fun at a party . . . Nice personality . . . Will make a swell airline hostess. Cotta Lot of Livin' to do. Likes pretzels, but dislikes Hsh. Plans: Airline Hostess. Saying: E-yahlv 3' Cue-Rameses 4, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 1, 2, 3, Coniad Staff, Art Club 1, Triple C 3, 4, Archery Intramural 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Li- P' brary Assistant I, 2, Senior Honors List. NORMAN ARTHUR CLOUTIER AV Norm,' Aix, 1?- Quiet but fun . . . Great on the track . . . A swell guy with a shy smile. .-Wake Up Little Suzief, Likes track, but dislikes school. Plans: Bus- p iness college. Saying: Hey, sonlv Baseball I.V. 1, 2, Football J.V. 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 3. - ,,,,Wp M 1 9 ' DEANO CONSTANTINE Greek A disarming smile . . . Easy to get along with . . . Another Golden ' Creek. Sing Sing Singf' Likes drums, but dislikes request shows. Plans: Doc- N',,,,. tor. Saying: Mason!,' Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, Debate 'Club 2, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin '-H' Club 1, President 2, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, I.V. 2, 3, Football Var- sity 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, State Chorus 3, Student Council lg Band 1, Class Vice-President 2, Chizzle VVizzle Chorus 2, 3, 4, Olio 4. ROBERT COOPER KKCOOFPD Always fun . . . A whiz at making friends . . . Con ,s court 'ester Y 1 - It Only Hurts for a Little While. Likes dates, but dislikes home- wwf work. Plans: Carpentry. Saying: Aa.hl,' l' , Senior Play Backstage 1, 2, Chizzle Wizzle Backstage 3. MICHAEL CORMIER ways-5 Mike ' 'r if ' A great guy at rewinding motors . . . Loves stock cars . . . Does many ' N things quietly and Well. I M-M. J Rebel Likes stock cars, but dislikes math. Plans: Masonry. gg A Saying: How does that calm your liver?', DAWNE COTE A little girl who never runs down . . . Always ready for a laugh . . . Cum chewer of the Class of '58l Good Golly Miss Mollyf, Likes skating and dancing but dislikes school. Plans: Marriage. Saying: Whatcha gonna do? Junior Prom Decorating Committee, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1. 20 I iw, NANCY TRESSIE COTTLE Nan,' A cute gal with plenty to say . . . A big attraction for Pancho . . . A pleasant smile for everyone. Silhouettef' Likes pizzas, but dislikes sophomore girls. Plans: In- surance Secretary. Saying: Be good! F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Triple C 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4, Tri-Hi-Y Confer- ence 4g Student Council 2, 3: Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Play Head Usherette, Chizzle XVizzle Costume Committee 1, 2, 3, Olio 4. ,,.V - ,far KK' SHIRLEY ANN Cox Q - ir , A Shirl'i V ' Good things come in small packages . . . Always ready to lend that ' g A ' f helping hand . . . A ready smile, too. ,,g,, 5 Valley of Tears. Likes horseback riding, but dislikes gossips. Plans: ,g.i Airline Hostess. Saying: Is zat right? CARLTON DAVID CROCKER Crock Shoeshine, anyone? . . . Terrific dancer . . . Full of pep. Gotta Lotta Lovin. Likes girls, but dislikes homeroom. Plans: Un- decided. Saying: Crazy! Hi-Y 4, Projectionist 1, junior Prom Committee, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, Usher 3, End Man 4. BETTY JEAN CUMMINGS Betsy 59 - A lover of late hours . . . Always a twinkle in her eye . . . Known for rf A W her giggle in homeroom. Come Go with Me. Likes moonlit nights, but dislikes detention Plans: Boston bound. Saying: Why, Misterln Tri-Hi-Y 4, Triple C 3, Junior Prom Booth Committee, Chizzle VVizz1e Olios 4, Senior Play Usherette. . rg-Arffltg. fi f 1 5, Lf , , 'gf ' w.af.,.,,, ' I, BETTY JANE CUNNINGHAM Chicken', Distinguished by her quietness . . . Oh, so attractive, especially to her Bobby. Tammy. Likes foreign cars, but dislikes snakes. Plans: Bookkeep- er. Saying: Oh dear! F .H.A. 1, 2, 3, President 4, Triple C Club 3, Chizzle VVizzle Olio 1, Costume Committee 2, 4, Booth Committee 3. - , i5iiY'if4 Hi 1 GERMAINE G. cm ',, f 1 Gini 1 ' L ' WM ,G ikbugbling personality . . . Her main interest is Lester . . . A great ff fi ,ar,,l B r1en . t 4 Red River Valleyf, Likes coffee ice cream, but dislikes time tests. W 'M Plans: Secretary. Saying: Oh, my Lordlv X RT' Triple C 3, 4. N, ,,,, ,,,, , BARBARA I. DAVIS Babs', R Great with jokes . . . A faithful customer at the roller rink . . . Nice to knowlllll 59 .u Hula Love. Likes parties, but dislikes school hours. Plans: OH-ice ' Work. Saying: Hot dog! s,,: GEORGE DAWBIN 1 li 1 A marvel at the lathe . . . One of Conyis Hy-boys,', well acquainted , :.:: it 'A with Dow Field . . . Likes hunting, tool Q' Loving Youf' Likes hot rods, but dislikes cold Weather. Plans: Up- , holsterer. Saying: Don't press your luck! K Football 1, J.V. 2, Senior Play Backstage 2, Chizzle Wizzle Backstage W r jg , ,rf f 2, 3. , We , . -ne 1,5 : - 1' f'.- ggymy g 5 ,Z a V, ,:, : , ,Z we A ,v 1, as 'f-sf 4 Ll, ,gud 'Mm' Z Q UH? ,f , 2. nf ,if . r ff' bf i. , , , , ,Q . f , . ' ' A ' ' A Nance,' A big help to the Glee Club . . . lust loves music . . . Very quiet but 4 ref fg ' NANCY DOLE , , very sweet. A Sing Me a Song, Oh. Likes singing, but dislikes Elvis Presley. .. f ' Plans: Childrens nurse. Saying: uleepersiv Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Cercle Francais 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, K.V. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chizzle NVizzle Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3. .R--s LOUISE ROSE MARIE DOSTIE CCL0u,F A pert little miss . . . Noted for her beautiful black hair . . . VVhat a charming wife for some lucky fella! Becausef' Likes football games, but dislikes onions. Plans: Stenog- rapher. Saying: Gee whiz! Triple C 4, Vice-President 3, Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 4, Coniad Staff, Student Council 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Honors List. MARGARET JEAN. DOSTIE KKPe yD, A top ranking student . . . Loves Aroostook County . . . Lots of fun to have around. You Always Hurt the One You Love. Likes rock and roll, but dis- likes pizza. Plans: Stenographer. Saying: No kidding! p Triple C 3, President 4, FTA 3, 4, Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 4, Teen- 4' 1 Age Code Committee 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 2, Senior Honors List, Valedictorian. MARY GAIL DOUIN ,A ' y Changeable moods . . . Mary is liked by all . . . Always has a smile. A ,M n - Fascination.,, Likes fried clams, but dislikes early rising.1 Plans: Writing. Saying: That's lifelv V: ip Art Club 1, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, Prom Committee. L T - VVA TWV 6 , 2 . .. . 23 ,,, g SALLY RAE DOYLE Never a dull moment when sheis around . . . Often seen and heard . . . Fun to be with. 'Young Lovef' Likes black Fords, but dislikes snakes. Plans: Unde- cided. Saying: Thats lifeli' Triple C 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 1, 2. 1. JOAN N. DRUMMOND ufoaniev Her merry twinkle . . . Her generous help . . . Her genuine friendliness. With All My Heartf, Likes the Air Force, but dislikes troublemakers. I Plans: Marriage. Saying: VVhatcba doin'P,' Field Hockey Intramural lg I.V. Manager 3, Softball Intramural 2, Art Club 1, G.P.E. 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 1, Minstrel 3, Coniad Staff. CLEMENT DUBE ' KA!!! x flw X I Ci' 'Q .gli A KX f, WSNXINR X i ,Z . it 9 vm wyn....s. ' A . -ffxi Quiet-untill . . . Gets around on the football Held . . . Pleasant to know. A . Chances Are. Likes football, but dislikes English. Plans: Undecid- xi. p Va ed. Saying: Oh, yeah! F.T.A. 3, Football 1, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Pro- jectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Coniad Staff, Chizzle Wizzle Usher 4. 1' if' f NOREEN GAIL DUMAIS ,.,, rnr A cute blonde . . . A friendly smile and a pleasing personality-that's Q, I our Nini. I yf., Silhouette Likes Bud and pizza, but dislikes detention. Plans: Tel- ' ephone operator. Saying: That's re-e-e-sonable, isn't itP', Zi' ' G.P.E. 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4, Basketball 1, I.V. Captain 3, Var- 'I gg . sity 4, Field Hockey I.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, Captain 4, Volleyball Intra- ,K mural 2g Badminton Intramural 2. 24 ARLENE DUMONT Lover of music . . . A girl always ready for a good time . . . Friend to all. Fascinationf' Likes rock and roll, but dislikes jazz. Plans: Secretary. Saying: Honestly!,' Triple C 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 2. JOYCE MARIE DUMONT I0yce Quiet in school, but outside, ohllll . . . Always ready to help others A newcomer to the class of ,58. .A Tonight You Belong to Mef, Likes roller skating, but dislikes writ- ing letters. Plans: Marriage. Saying: To-do-loo, old Bean! Transferred from Marie-joseph Academy, Biddeford, Maine 4. Clee F' Club 1, 2, 3, Stamp Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball Intramural 1, 2, 3, Volley- ball Intramural 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, Class Secretary 2, 3 RICHARD DUMONT Dick Full of originality . . . Classes are a breeze for him . . . A winning way with everyone. Jailhouse Rock. Likes women, but dislikes Beethoven. Plans: Navy. Saying: Don,t sweat itlv Cercle Francais 2, 3, Clee Club 1, 2, Triple C Club 4, Science Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Football 2, Projectionist 2, 3, 4, Chizzle VVizzle Chorus 1, 2, 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Science Fair 4, Senior Honors List. 'wifi FREDERICK IOHN DUNCAN Fred, Shy in school, but not outside . . . Likes to ride horses . . . Not always so quiet. Beethoven,s Fifth. Likes gags, but dislikes anything that has to do with school. Plans: Obstetrician. Saying: Why not'?v PrnieCti0rliSt 2, 3, 4. NANCY JEAN EATON KCNan!J A friendly miss . . . Helpful always . . . AGH,s favorite switchboard operator. Third Finger Left Hand. Likes .Freddie, but dislikes fish. Plans: Un- decided. Saying: See what I mean, jelly beanlv' F .H.A. 1, Triple C. Club 3, Secretary 4, Intramural Archery 1, 2, Ju- nior Prom Committee, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Coniad Staff, Head Typist, Chizzle Wizzle Costume Committee 1, 2, Co-Chairman 3, 4, Senior Honors List, Second Honor Part. RICHARD NORMAN EDWARDS R Always go to Dick with your car troubles . . . A competent mechanic 'fp 7 in the making . . . A shy smile. my Iailhouse Rock. Likes cars, but dislikes school. Plans: Mechanic. Saying: Overl', Baseball J.V. 1. SUSAN ANN ELLIS Klsuev Shy and sweet . . . A wo-nder on the violin and a real twinkle-toe dancer . . . Best wishes for the future. Carousel Waltzf' Likes Gilbert and Sullivan, but dislikes Mathe- matics. Plans: Musical career. Saying: Oh, heavenslv C.B.C. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Coniad Staii, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Girls' State 3, Kennebec Valley Orchestra Concert Mistress 2, 3, 4, All State Festival Orchestra Concert Mistress 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival Orchestra 4, Class Superlative, Senior Honors List. WARREN GRAHAME ELVIN CCBubD A very good dancer . . . A hard worker . . . And a true Cony supporter. T hat Reminds Me of You. Likes girls, but dislikes makeup. Plans: College. Saying: Ay-yuhlv Cercle Francais Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, Latin Club 2, Chizzle Wizzle Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Olios 2, 3, 4, Coniad Staff Assist- ant Editor, Senior Play, Business Staff, K.V. Chorus 1, 2, All State Chorus 2, 3, Boys, State 3, junior Prom Committee, Eastern Maine Chorus 2, Graduation Usher 3, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, W.C.T.U. Short Story Contest, Boys' Winner 2, Senior Honors List. Z6 ' X' . -V V! tu' -4.4-vm-an : J JOHN FRANCIS FALLONA j . , cc F nv Swell basketball player . . . Neat dresser . . . Likes a good time. r- A ff Up Above My Headf, Likes basketball, but dislikes dancing. Plans: f Undecided. Saying: 'il used to be conceited, but now lim a real nice Z , xff, 'U ,Ta t,,, 37 guy. Allied Youth 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 4, Youth Day 1, Chizzle YViz- zle Usher 3, Baseball J.V. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, K.V.C. All Star Basketball 3, Football 1, Track 2, 3. THOMAS CosTLEY FLETCHER ' ' Fletch', i J Terrific athlete . . . Tall!! . . . Familiar around Winthrop Street. lm is V . Happy, Happy Birthday, Baby. Likes pool, but dislikes detention. A Plans: Pro-baseball. Saying: I used to be good, but now I'm tre- 'V mendousf, Vw L Baseball Varsity 3, 4, Basketball 1, Varsity 3, 4, Football 1, Junior Prom Usher. 1 1 JEAN KAY FOLEY Jeanie Qpgeg . . . until you know her . . . Jeanie and her projects . . . that '56 O s. Autumn Leaves. Likes modern Jazz, but dislikes shrimp. Plans: Teacher. Saying: Oh, really! Latin Club 2, Cercle Francais 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Coniad Staff Assistant Editor, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, K. V. Band 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chizzle WVizZle Make-up Committee 4. fl . LORE FORD gy up F0rdiev - Av 'wav Q Good conversationalist, once he gets going . . . Heis happier under the J pines than under the schoolroom lights. 'V' il' Love Me Tender. Likes fishing, but dislikes schoolwork. Plans: For- 'S' f , estry. Saying: Don't get all shookl ,ai Baseball 1. I. Y 27 K W '-1 3 I ff ig, I y 1 3. 5: A , ,Q . J 4. k A f, ,, .wa LOUIS DAVID FORTIN Lori, One of our top ranking students . . . Speaks well of everyone . . . A quiet classmate . . . Liked by all who know him. 'Tll Remember Todayf, Likes custard pie, but dislikes Elvis Presley. Plans: Accountant. Saying: That's lifelv Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, 4, Senior Honors List, Second Honor Part. BRENDA GAIL FOSTER Miss M ufettv Well dressed . . . A smile for everyone . . . One of the friendliest girls in school . . . Our Brenda will go far we know. Ole Man River. Likes dancing, but dislikes snakes. Plans: Private secretary. Saying: Never felt so foolish in all my life! C.B.C. 1, 2, 3, Cercle Francais 2, 3, G.P.E. 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball Intramural 2, Volleyball Intramural 1, Badminton Intramural I, 2, Tennis Intramural 1, Gym Demonstration 2, Leader Corps 2, Ring Committee 3, Dirigo Girls, State 3, Iunior Prom Committee, Student Council 1, Cony Cue- Rameses 2, 3, Business Manager 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Executive Committee 3, Treasurer 4, Senior Play Usherette. PATRICIA MARY JANE GACNE ICP t!! P3 Quietllll in class maybe . . . Outside she really lets loose . . . Patis liked by all who know her. Melody D'Amour. Likes Maurice, but dislikes guys with mustachesf, Plans: Otlice work. Saying: Oh, come off itli' Triple C Club 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, Coniad Staff. SHERWOOD OTIS FREEMAN Leftyv Lefty joined us in our junior year and proved to be a Hne classmate . . . A pleasing personality . . . A welcome addition to the class of ,58. Oopo.v Likes sports, but dislikes school. Plans: Navy. Saying, Oh, Gee. Transferred from Union High School 3. Baseball I.V. 3, 4, Football 4. a 28 DAVID PAUL GALLANT ,dm , Punky A wonderful athlete . . . A wonder on skates . . . Love those black curls. WM Wake Up Little Suzief' Likes skating, but dislikes dancing. Plans: , , Undecided. Saying: Oh Sure! y Baseball I.V. 15 Basketball J.V. 1, 3, Football I.V. lg Track 3, 4. PATSY ANN GABSIDE CCPatP, Fond of the opposite sex and flashy convertibles . . . Oh, those spark- ling black eyes . . . Watch out, boysllll My Special Angel. Likes flashy cars, but dislikes pineapple juice. Plans: Oflice work. Saying: It,s O.K. by mel F.H.A. 4, Triple C 3, 45 Coniad Staff, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Back- stage 2, Library Assistant 2, Christmas Tableau 2, 3. LEONE JOSEPHINE GEROUX Behind that quiet exterior is a perky gal . . . A true friend . . . Always understanding. lice work. Saying: Oh, Lord, Maude! N. EDWARD GERRIEB Eddie Not big . . . but oh myl . . . Full of fun . . . A really likeable guy. Jailhouse Rock. Lika weekend nights, but dislikes school. . Plans: Navy. Saying: Let,s blow this joint! Spanish Club 2. Jailhouse Rock. Likes the drive-in, but dislikes dancing. Plans: Of- CECILE LOUISE GIROUX Cecil Her little sneeze will long be remembered by all who know her . . . Always good for a laugh . . . Oh, those sparkling eyes. Iailhouse Rock. Likes rollerskating, but dislikes castor oil. Plans: Undecided. Saying: Let's go vCalypso!', Spanish Club 3, 4: Triple C 4: Cony Cue-Bameses 4: Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2. SUSAN GLAZIEP. Sun.shine,' 4 iililii Susan has a ready smile and deserves her nickname . . . Quiet, but still pr rr great. if I p p Silhouette, Likes hunting, but dislikes music. Plans: Teaching. ' 1 ' ' if 'S 4 Saying: Oh mY g0shl 'M ' Art Club 1, 24 Rifle Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 33 Chizzle Wizzle Art Com- q 4 ' 'f:r'1 mittee 1, 2: Junior Prom Committee, Archery 15 Substitute Majorette 4. A 4 GLORIA GODBOUT Dig that crazy nail polishu . . . Up to her ears in mischief . . . Never a dull moment. Don't. Likes green nail polish, but dislikes serious boys. Plans: Work. Saying: Don,t sweat it. Senior Honors List. MARY ANN GORNEAU Often seen at the roller rink . . . Not quite so shy as she seems . . . va Lots of energy. Rock and Roll Musicf' Likes roller-skating, but dislikes baby-sitting. Plans: Marriage. Saying: Oh, surely Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2. 30 f' 4 ff Q 6 7 f , . sf W . ,V y,, ,W,, . y v f f BRUCE DAVID GREENE G1eenie', An asset to Cony's football team . . . Easy going . . . All-around good gui'- Stardust. Likes skiing, but dislikes basketball. Plans: Engineering. Saying: PTP? Coniad Staff, Chizzle VVizzle Play 3, 4, Science Fair 4, Senior Play, Latin Club 2, Science Club 4, Rifle Club 3, Baseball 2, Football, Fresh- man Varsity 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Boys' State 3. LOISLESLL . Mansufs favorite clerk . . . Sweet smile . . . Ah-h-h, only Tommy! 4 t Bye-Bye Love. Likes Tommy, but dislikes English. Plans: Marriage. 'Tm gi f.-Y Saying: I don't know! ., . F.H.A. 1, Triple C Club 4, Volleyball 2, Chorus 1, Senior Play Property A 4' 5 . 2 1 Committee, Chizzle Wizzle Olios 1. it A 4 SKS, . V, ANNE FLORENCE HANKS Annie ing personality. I'm Available. Likes Mike's, but dislikes pizza, Plans: Moving to NW, Ohio. Saying: Asinine!,' '? Library Assistant 2. SANDRA LEE HARTLEY Sandy Sandy's quiet, but not so much so outside . . . Likes hops . . . A pleas- Tops in classes . . . Noted for her ready and willing laugh! . . . A rascal on the outside! Song of the Dreamer. Likes convertibles, but dislikes Frank Sinatra. Plans: Airline hostess. Saying: How be ya? F.H.A. 1, National Honor Society 3, Girls' State 3, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Cony Cue-Rameses Head Typist 4, Chizzle NVizzle Booth 2, 3, Senior Honors List. - 31 'inf VVhen he's around, things ain't,' dull . . . Loves to tease . . . He and Patty are another couple who support Cony's walls. Song of the Islandsf, Likes the airport, but dislikes homework. Plans: College. Saying: Must be nicef' Hi-Y 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Baseball, I.V. 3, Band 1. ' 1-,- 'a A gal with a lively sparkle in her eyes . . . A regular chatterbox . . . Always on the go. Do It Again. Likes boys, but dislikes school. Plans: Marriage. Say- ing: Gee Whiz! -r ,si N PAUL F. HASKELL Very busy guy . . . We liked the little that we knew of him . . . Knows what he wants. Up in the VVild Blue Yonder. Likes anything that pleases him, dis- likes everything else. Plans: Air Force. Saying: No sweat! Phy-Bi-Chem, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Football 1, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, Head 4, Senior Play Stage Manager, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, Back- stage 3, Stage Manager. DAVID HASSEN Davey DONALD GUY HERRON Donnie,' Those blue eyes rarely miss a girl . . . His pink and white Ford and sharp clothes will be missed . . . What would have happened at the Gardiner basketball game in ,56 without Our Don?? Obey Dobeyf' Likes feather beds, but dislikes girls??? Plans: Un- decided. Saying: Certainly is beautifully Transferred from Houlton High School, Houlton, Maine 2. Gym Club 1, Latin Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Baseball Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Governor's Highway Safety Committee 2, 3, 4, Ghizzle Wizzle Olio 3, Class Superlative. ELIZABETH HILLIER CKBei-ty!! 3 2 jay, .vf fff f 2 ' ,272 3 ' Hnggwf ,f .N A. as .. A..,,,, ,MA SHEILA IOAN HINDS RICHARD HILTON Dick, Intelligent student . . . Quiet as the proverbial mouse . . . A mind for science. Likes Science, but dislikes music. Plans: Scientific work. Saying: VVhat's for dinner? Phy-Bi-Chem 3, President 4, Science Fair 4, Second State Winner 3, First State 'Winner 1, 2, Science Talent Search 4, Senior Honors List, Class Superlative. She-Shen A neat dresser . . . Always friendly . . . Very talkative. My One Sinf' Likes clothes, but dislikes catty girls. Plans: Dental Hygienist. Saying: You're a dirty birdlv Book Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Basketball In- tramural 2, 3, Softball Intramural 2, 3, Volleyball Intramural 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee I, 4, Olio 3. STEPHEN HENRY HINES Steve A loyal Cony supporter . . . A pleasant smile . . . Busier than the Well- known bee. 'as Stardust.v Likes pizza, but dislikes classical music. Plans: Naval Academy. Saying: Say hey, manli' F.T.A. 3, 4, Cercle Francais 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Baseball I.V. I, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Basketball 1, 2, Football I, Var- iffgg sity 2, 3, 4, Typical Student Cup 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4,- A Perkins Trophy 3, Student Council President 4, Cony Cue-Rameses Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Chairman .....z':'4l.'7iEi2Qg',,, 1, Play 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, University of Maine Speaking Contest 3, A. -a, wa. . 2 ma., nm. 'TSX I if 413-A . Anaaf T ,P ff ...L- WAHNA IOAN HOVVLAND ccjoanss Dirigo Boys' State 3, Two Class Superlatives 4, Class President 3, Se- nior Honors List, Salutatorian. - Quiet? . . . She'll make a wonderful artist . . . A sweet smile. Around the Worldf, Likes travel, but dislikes squash. Plans: Fash- ion designer. Saying: Mercy sakes1 Cercle Francais 4, F.H.A. 2nd Vice-President 4, Coniad Staff, Senior Play Make-up Committee Chairman, Chizzle Wizzle Art Committee 3, 4, Make-up Committee Chairman 4, Class Superlative, Senior Banquet Committee. 33 . wa 3-g f: ,gg ff W .. gf, ' ' .A , , agimf ' ,, H , ., ,qi V Q ,.,A, fa. A 1 RUTH GWENDOLYN HUGHES 1 Ruthie, , jg A demure little lass . . . Innocent?-like a time bomb! . . . She'll et Q 'my ' what she aims for. g 3 A 3 5 Deep Purple. Likes water-skiing, but dislikes spiders. Plans: Nurs- 3 ing. Saying: Oh, brotherlv Latin Club 1, 2, Cercle Francais 3, 4, F.N.A. 4, Gym Exhibition 2, , ,yfl Coniad Staff, Library Assistant 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Ball Committee 4, 'W J ,,2 ffl Senior Honors List. FAITH IRENE HUNTER Faithiev Vim, vigor, and vitality . . . Wonderful personality . . . A whiz at hockey. My Special Angel. ' Likes Howie and sports, but dislikes waiting. Plans: College. Saying: Hi ya, Mitchf, Latin Club 1, 2, Cercle Francais 4, F.T.A. 3, Librarian 4, G.P.E. 2, 3, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Field Hockey Intramural 1, 2, 4, I.V. 2, Var- sity 3, 4, Basketball Intramural 1, 2, 3, 4, Frosh, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, Cap- tain 4, Softball Intramural 1, 2, I.V. 2, Varsity 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, Archery 1, 2, 4, Recreational Games 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, Gym Demonstration 2, 3, Senior Play Usherette, Assistant Li- brarian 3, 4, W.C.T.U. Essay Winner 2, Girls' State 3, Secretary of Senate, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, K.V. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, Executive Commit- 'Wan f LX, tee, Co-Chairman Ball 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Class Superlative, 1 Senior Honors List. 7 3 , DENNIS HUTCHINGS V V fCDe1lnie,, .. M, M if A great friend to all . . . Quite a tease . . . Who's the girl in the cor- N pm , ridor at 1:30?? 3' Wayward Windf, Likes dancing and movies, but dislikes sports. Plans: Navy. Saying: Hasn't any. ff? 1 DAVID IEROLMAN Dave Love for hunting . . . Here but not heard . Liked by all. Jailhouse Rock. Likes hunting, but dislikes Work. Plans: State Trooper. Saying: No kiddin'. Rifle Club 2, 3, Football 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, 4. EILEEN KENNEDY Quiet . . . in school, that is . . . Loves band . . . A d goo sport. Silhouettef' Likes ice skating, but dislikes homework. Plans: Nurs ing. Saying: I dig it the mostlv F.N.A. 3, President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 2, Make-up Committee 2. BETTY ANN KEW Kewsie N , Fun in a crowd . . . Pretty blond hair . . . Friendly with everyone. My Special Angelf, Likes Raymond, but dislikes wearing earrings. nyld' 3 ,n Q Plans: Medical secretary. Saying: Hey!,' lad Latin Club 1, 2, Basketball lg Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chizzle XVizzle Olio 2. IEANNETTE LACHANCE aleczni' Friendly personality . . . A smile for everyone . . . A willing worker. April Love. Likes drawing, but dislikes rock and roll. Plans: Secre- t I S 1 ' S6 5 7 7, ary aymg. Come its not so bad. f. , 'w. ' , ,-,ff la, N Svgva 4-,..,. - Y Shy-at times . . . Always has a friendly smile . . . A real nice gal Fascination VValtzf' Likes skating, but dislikes sideburns. Plans: Office work. Saying: Holy Smokeli' Triple C Club 3. JULIETTE MARIE LACHANCE julie bian horses. Saying: Get lost! urer 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4. LORRAINE G. LAPOINT Speedy,' Petite but full of energy . . . A menace with that Chevy on the high- way . . . A loyal member of the cheering squad. My Special Angelf, Likes acrobatics, but dislikes milk. Plans: Nurs- ing. Sayingg Oh, brotherlv Cercle Francais 3, 4, G.P.E. Club 4, Latin Club 2, Senior Play Usher- ette, Basketball Intramural 2, 4, Softball IV. 2, Volleyball Intramural 3, 4, Recreational Games 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Presi- dent 4, Junior Prom Committee, Teenage Council 4, Senior Superla- tive, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, 4, Olio 4, Cue-Rameses 2, Frosh Basket- ball Manager 4. Art Club I. JOHN 'WILLIAM LASSO alohnnyv Crazy? . . . over girls and dancing . . . Peppy? . . . and how . . . Fun? . . . always. Night Train. Likes food, but dislikes D.A. haircuts. Plans: Teach- ing. Saying: Oh, yeah?,' Glee Club I, Art Club 2, President 4, Spanish Club 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, Coniad Staff, Senior Play Art Stailg Basketball, Freshman, I.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4, Football, Freshman, Varsity 3, 4, Track I, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Chorus 2, 3, Art Committee 2, Ball Committee 3, Usher 4. 36 LINDA RAYE LAMMERS CCUHDB A bright new addition to our class . . . Lin will always be remembered for her beautiful red hair and the twinkle in her eyes. Till Likes horse, Patches,,' but dislikes walking. Plans: Raise Ara- Transferred from Litchfield Academy, Litchfield, Maine 4, Class Treas- ,Z 21, MARLENE LARRABEE Toots Studies hard in school . . . Her spare time finds daily trips to Winthrop rewarding . . . Could Harry be her interest there??? I Want You, I Need You, I Love You. Likes Harry, but dislikes onions. Plans: Marriage. Saying: No kiddinglv JOAN KATHRYN LAVERDIERE fMrs. Leo Damrenj an 1 Quiet and refined . . . An eye for clothes . . . Leo is the man in her life Q PN' . . . Think of a queen and you,ll see Ioan. Loving Youf, Likes animals, but dislikes pizza. Plans: College. Say- W , ' ing: 'KThat,s a good questionlv , W' spanish Club 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2. ROSEMARY LEAR CCBud37 Studious, but fun . . . She will always be remembered for her ready smile and twinkling eyes . . . A no-nonsense girl . . . or is she? Till the End of Time. Likes Latin???, but dislikes Mondays. Plans: Reporter for New York Times. Saying: Well, nowln Cercle Francais 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Ball Committee 4, Senior Honors List, Senior Banquet Committee. gm W.k, ,, V ,j f MARY LOUISE LEARNED ',,s 1 Z Red A , Cute as a button . . . A giggle to remember . . . Does the future in- g clude M.C.I.'P?P . . . Liked by all she meets. Q You Send Me. Likes Bill, but dislikes sleeping bags. Plans: Cole I A hm lege. Saying: If you're lucky! 1 Tl '!2'.E i' C.B.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.P.E. 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Spanish ff , N 'Uii Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice2President 4, Basketball, Freshman, I.V. 2, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 4, Intramural Stunts 1, Badminton 'i', 1, 2, 3, Coniad Staff, Iunior Prom Committee, Senior Play, Chizzle 'ifii' Wizzle Booth Committee 2, 3, Olio 1. RICHARD ALPHONSE LESSARD Dick, A regular Romeo . . . Great sense of humor . . . Bound for success. Peace In the Valleyf' Likes .girls, but dislikes fried onion rings. Plans: Air Force Academy. Saying: Come on, Romeolv F.T.A. 3, President 4, Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Senior Play, American Legion Oratorical Contest 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Prix D,Honneur-French National Tests , 3, Dirigo Boys' State 3, Harvard Book Prize 3, Senior Superlative, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 3, General Booth Chairman 4, Senior Honors List. 37 W sl ,f2', CYNTHIA ELIZABETH LEWIN Cindie', Talkative as all get out . . . Telephone will keep her busy all her life .2 . . . We will miss her silly little i le. ,xp 95, S gg Q Deep Purplef, Likes boys, but dislikes boys??? Plans: Radio and television. Saying: Honest to Pete! C.B.C. 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Cercle Francais 2, Latin Club 2, Span- ish Club 4, F.T.A. Club Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Iunior Prom Committee, Chizzle Wizzle Play 2, 4, Booth Committee 3, Senior Play. KENNETH L1scoMB S J Farmer ,A . pf A Entertaining . . . Energetic . . . Ever looking for action. i s A Baby, Baby. Likes cars, but dislikes work. Plans: Carpenter. - ' pdisi Q Saying: Oh, my aching back! L Q' Y in 68 -at EVA MARIE LIZOTTE Little Evan Problems are her business . . . Her frequent trips to Damon's are a mystery . . . Little Eva has found her way into all our hearts. 'KToo Young. Likes Italian sandwiches, but dislikes worries. Plans: Nursing. Saying: Ain't that wicked! F.H.A. 3, Triple C 4, T ri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Play Property Manager, Cue- Rameses 3, Chizzle Wizzle Olios 4. :gag ROBERT HEWINS LOCKE KKBOW He's a riot . . . Endless supply of antics . . . With his wit and per- sonality, he'll go far. Klailhouse Rock. Likes weekends and cars, but dislikes Monday morning. Plans: College. Saying: Not so's you'd notice it anywaylv Art Club 1, Debate Club 2, 3, Projectionist I, 2, Basketball I, Track I, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, K.V. Band I, 2, 3, All State Band 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, 'ww Coniad Editor-in-Chief, Boys, State 3, YV.C.T.U. Essay Contest VVin- ner 2, Chizzle IVizzle Art Committee I, Olio'2, 3, Usher 4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist, Class Superlative, Senior Honors List. 38 ' 'Niko ELIZABETH LONGFELLOW dc B et-tyra Giggles O'Toole', in person . . . Service guys catch her eye . . . Says she'd like to be a stock-car driver, Watch out, then, menlllll You Send Me. Likes Volkswagens, but dislikes wise guys. Plans: Undecided. Saying: It's a great big pretty one. Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4. fi. 4 TN -7 ' ' '. f 4 R 'Q ',,r,v,f'K:iw E. V giblfft . ' a WILLIAM LOUGHLIN 1 1 . ffzafzr .si 2.-at , Hundred volt grin . . . Tall and friendly . . . Girl shy, Bill? he g Swanee River Rock. Likes rock and roll, but dislikes little brothers. ,f 'l Plans: Armed Services. Saying: I donlt knowlp , ,f Latin Club 2, spanish Club 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 4. pp Nb . , M r 6 ,Q 'L . . 1:3342 ,, , , . , A . . E visa .. 5' :Q W is tr Q CHARLES SILAS LUDWIG Klcyil Cy's wit and personality is sure to carry him far . . . A commuter who just makes it . . . A boy with a brain. Life Is Iust a Bowl of Cherries. Likes the Hi-Lo's, but 'dislikes pre- N , tence. Plans: Forester. Saying: Well, lorda? . -A 'ff' C.B.C. 4, Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1, Chizzle Wizzle Chorus vgw' 'iii' Nw 1, 2, 3, Olio 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Endman 4: Senior Play: Coniad 91, :iii .1 f 1' if Stall: Senior Honors List. 2 is 1' 2 l 'tiff M- CHARLES MALISKA 1' A A Chuck 2 A , Famous for his telephone talk . . . A good friend . . . Always has a 'A gg 1 smile and a word for everyone. Wake Up Little Suzie. Likes sports, but dislikes alcohol. Plans: N S . Architect. Saying: That's all right! ,Y 'Nm Gymnastics Club 4, Football I.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4: Iunior Prom Commit , 3, . tee, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, Ball Committee 4. 1 Af ' ' i 1 ,,pV. N 3 9 2 IOEL CONRAD MARSH KCODTHCZM Roguish twinkle .... A big flirt .... -X miable too. 'iMoonlight Sxsimf, Likes skiing, but dislikes 'fbubble and squeak. Plans: Average family. Saying: hlt makes you wonder, doesn't it?', Projectionist 1, 2, 3, -1, Archery 3. ANNE CERTRUDE Mc.-XRTHUR Anf1cin A sweet girl with a lot of ambition . . . Beautiful curly hair . . . A ter- rific cook. 'iLove Is a Many Splendored Thing. Likes clothes, but dislikes sweet 1 potatoes. Plans: Airline hostess. Saying: What did you all sayfy, my Spanish Club 3. 44 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 2. 3, Chizzle XYizzle Booth 2, Ball Committee 3, Play 4, Coniad Staff, Senior Play. JOY ARISTENE MCAULEY Teenie One of our most thoughtful seniors . . . Smart-but not dull . . . Every- one's friend. Youll Never XYalk Alone. Likes Massachusetts, but dislikes Hghts. Plans: College. Saying: Creepsl Rifle Club 3, F.T..-X. -1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, -1, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Usherette 4, Chizzle XVizzle Booth 1, Olio 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 1, Class Secretary 2. JOHN MCCATHERIN Scoop A happy-go-lucky guy . . . Nothing ever worries him . . . Lively? and howl . . . Bashful? . . . Hardly. My Special Angelf' Likes monkeys, but dislikes homeroom. Plans: journalism. Saying: Might as well, canlt dancela' Latin Club 21 Spanish Club 3, President 4: Baseball 1, 2, Basketball lg Football 1. 3. 41 Band 1, 3. -1, Student Council 2, 3: Chizzle Mizzle Endman l. 2. 3. 4. Olios 1, 2. 3. -1, Coniad Business Manager, Senior Play, Senior Graduation Committee, School Ring Committee, Chair- man. 40 GAIL ANN MCGEE c:Ki-ttyv Shy in school but oh so diiferent after hours . . . A nice girl With a great personality . . . Admirable poise. A Story Untoldf' Likes clothes, but dislikes gossip. Plans: Teaching the blind. Saying: Vot you say?v C.B.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, F.H.A. 1, 3, Music Director 2, Spanish Club 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Trampoline Intramural 1, 2, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN MILLER MEBPIICK Benny Sports minded, yet studious . . . Spends most of his spare time in Tiger Town . . . Puts his best into football and We respect him for it. Stardust.,' Likes Judy, but dislikes Wise guys. Plans: College. Say- ing: Ya shoulda seen it! F.T.A. 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 3, 4, Football Varsity 2, 3, Track J.V. 2, 3, Indoor Relay Team 3, Football Assistant Manager 4, Junior Prom Committee, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, Ball Committee 4. if il -,,, , WILLIAM H. MILLER, III l Billy QM Basketball and track are Billis serious love . . . Or is it Jackie? . . . We're 4 J , sure he will succeed in everything. W., I Up Above My Headf, Likes Jackie, but dislikes beans. Plans: Col- 1-.. f, 5 lege. Saying: Hello, hello! WI ..sl Basketball, Freshman, J.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Football, Freshman, J.V. 2, Track Varsity 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Cercle Francais 3, 4, Chizzle ' A if Wizzle Booth Committee 1, Usher 3, 4. LYNNE IZA MITCHELL Mitch Bubbling personality . . . Whiz on the ivories . . . A real brain. Song For A Summer Nightf, Likes french-fries, but dislikes 1950 5 Studes. Plans: Nursing. Saying: Yes, Judy! A Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, G.P.E. 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Basketball J.V. 2, Field Hockey J.V. 2, Softball J.V. 2, Volleyball Intramural 2, Gym Demonstration 2, Freshman Basketball, Cony Cue-Bameses 4, Coniad Staff, Senior Play Usherette, W.C.T.U. Essay Finalist 2, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Band 1, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, K.V. Orchestra 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 2, 4, Senior Honors List. 41 KATHERINE MORIN Kathy', Good things come in small packages . . . Quiet in a nice way . . . Sweet smi e. A Whole Lot of Shakin Going Onf, Likes English, but dislikes gos- sip. Pla.ns: Undecided. F.H.A. 4. GEORGE NELSON MORRISSETTE Always ready with a friendly greeting for everyone . . . Loves music but not rock ,n roll . . . Chizzle Wizzle will have a large space to fill in his absence. Mary Annef' Likes physics, but dislikes studying?'P Plans: College. Saying: Hi-ho, Seaverinolv C.B.C. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Phy-Bi-Chem 4, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 4, Senior Honors List. W IOAN DOROTHY NELSON loannie Quiet and refined . . . A pleasant smile always in store . . . A versatile Conyite who's outstanding in the arts. Over the Rainbow. Likes dancing, but dislikes snakes. Plans: Teach- ing. Saying: Oh, fudgeli' Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cercle Francais 4, G.P.E. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Volleyball Intramural 1, 2, 3, Recreational Games 2, Junior Prom Committee, Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Cony Cue- : Rameses 4, Coniad Staff, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Honors List. gi ' KENNETH EDGAR NELSON 1 Ken A S, ' One of the lab boys . . . A brilliant actor . . . Can he beat the druml ft Sentimental Ioumeyf' Likes science, but dislikes pea soup. Plans: Q T Electrical Engineering. Saying: My Goodnesslv .N at C.B.C. 4, Latin Club 2, Phy-Bi-Chem 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 't::,, :M 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Play 4, Science Fair 2, Senior Play 4. p W 42 ,wig fi My if Zh Wifiiftnifjg, 4 ,fi,ff,- -A '1Q!1 zfia ff' WWA ,'Z.a'f,60ff,'45f FRANK NEWMAN Loves that baby car . . . Fun at a party . . . Quiet in school?? 'gHoney Combf' Likes dancing, but dislikes homework. Plans: Ser- vice. Saying: Could bel Film Projectionist 1, 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, 3. BARBARA ANN NICHOLS Barbie,' Quiet, but likes a good time . . . Pleasant and very cordial to all . . . A flash on rollers. My Special Angel. Likes roller-skating, but dislikes early rising. Plans: Marriage. Saying: Check thatl Art Club 15 Rifle Club 2, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 1, 2: Junior Prom Com- mittee. NADIA LEE NORWOOD Lean Always likes a good time . . . Friendly with everyone . . . All for the opposite sex. Fascination.', Likes i es, u ing: Darling, yis is ye placeln F.H.A. 4, F.T.A. 4, Senior Play Makeup Committee. M k ' b t dislikes gossip. Plans: College. Say- DAVID ROBERT OBERY Dave t A credit to the band . . Everybody,s friend Blows a mean trumpe . . . . 1 S' , S' , Singf' Likes girls, but dislikes cowboy singers. P ans: p . , Cdllggemiayingz That's ridiculousf' EX' Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball Intramural 1, Varsity 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3 4, Coniad, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4. A 5 A -U 11 W. 43 'WS9' c ' i IOHN EDWARD O,DONNELL ack I I Always good for a laugh . A real help in the projection booth . . . I . , Unforgettable memories or 1956. . Tammy. Likes basketball but dislikes English. Plans: College. Saying: Nice play! as me 1? n I I ff ' KW K I 1: 99 , Latin Club 2, Baseball I.V. 1, 2, Golf 3, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Chizzle A '1'ii iiki Q ' Wizzle Chorus 1, 2, 3, Play 4, Senior Play. I f,.,. . 2 DELINA ANN PARENT aD eln .3 tres chic little blonde . . . Can sure act . . . Miss Personality of our 5 c ass. My Special Angelf, Likes Bobby and pizza, but dislikes nothing. Plans: Secretary. Saying: Had the best time! C.B.C. 2, Secretary 3, President 4, G.P.E. 2, 3, 4, Triple C Club 3, Basketball Intramural 1, 2, Field Hockey I.V. 2, Varsity 3, Volleyball Intramural 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Head 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 3, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, Chizzle Wizzle Play 2, 3, Olio 4, Senior Play, 'Typical Student 3, Girls' State 3, junior Prom Committee, Girls' Nation 3. 1 1 x , IEANNETTE PARE A ccjeanln Sweet and charming . . . Sparkling eyes . . . Easy to get along with. Bon Voyage. Likes skiing, but dislikes gym. Plans: Secretary. Say- ing: sleepers! Triple C 3, 4. FRANK PARQUETTE I Frankie', His unforgettable drawl . . . His great sense of humor . . . And his teas- ing the girls. Jailhouse Rockf, Likes Five Islands, but dislikes going to bed. Plans: Undecided. Saying: Nasty breakln Projectionist 1. IUDITH PEASLEE ccfudyax Love that giggle . . . Friendly and cheerful . . . Likes to talk. Wake Up Little Suzief' Likes sports, but dislikes gossip. Plans: Beautician. Saying: Is that solli' MARTHALIE ALICE PEDDLE 6CGigi7, A twirling twinkle-toes . . . Full of artistic ability . . . The future will be rewarding for our Gigi 'I'ill.v Likes ballet, but dislikes spiders. Plans: Art teacher. Saying: For the love of St. Michael! Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cercle Francais 4, C.P.E. 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4, Cony Cue- ww Rameses 4, Coniad Staff, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State Al- temate 3, Recreational Games 3, junior Prom Committee. PATRICIA PERKINS Tuckie Talkative . . . Never a dull moment . . . A well-known package of pep. Pomp and Circumstancef' Likes Southern men, but dislikes her own hairdo attempts. Plans: Dunno. Saying: Oh, yeah? Clee gltab 1, Volleyball Intramural 2, Chizzle Wizzle Chorus lg Orch- astra , . , BERNARD PERRY P Bunk,' R iii p 'Q' 1 Quiet, until you get to know him . . . Homework-VVhat's that? . . . l- 'Z' A great worker. wp' Honeycomb Likes girls, but dislikes homework. Plans: Civil En- . I gineer. Saying: Hahl,' Senior Honors List. ef' Z ff' X' 23 jk rf, . 1' Q ii 52ffU Qi 9?l V, 3 X-,, . WILLIAM PERRY h 5 aa. f l aBiZZv , Q Quite a ladies' man . . . One of the Chelsea boys . . . What's the inter y pp ' est in Gardiner? Lotta Lovingf' Likes girls, but dislikes work. Plans: Mechanical en- ! ' gineer. Saying: That's the truthf, . 4 Debate Club 1, 3, Baseball J.V. 2, 3. IOAN MAY PIERCE UGO!! Always friendly . . . Quiet in school, but fun to know outside . . . Smooth on the dance floor. Love Letters. Likes music, but dislikes iish. Plans: School. Saying: Phoofyl', C.B.C. 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, C.P.E. 4, F.T.A. 4, Basketball Intramural 2, 3, Volleyball Intramural 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Play 3, As- sistant Director 4, Senior Play Prompter. - A g Ui 's i- 9: f .rtv ARTHUR NORMAN PILSBURY A W Sn00kyv .. 'W' 'vm is Quite a card shark . . . Fine sport . . . Keeps us laughing. , Jailhouse Rock. Likes sports, but dislikes homework. Plans: Col- , N 4 W lege. Saying: Let's take olfllv , Latin Club 2, Cercle Francais 4, Baseball I.V. 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Fresh- ,cf man, IV. 2, Captain 3, Varsity 4, Football, Freshman, I.V. 3, Varsity 4, Chizzle VVizzle Booth Committee 2, 3, 4. ,.... . NORMAN PoUL1N ,-, Norm Loves to block the aisle with his desk . . . A great tease . . . A smile hard 43 4 to beat. 'wif My Special Angelf, Likes hunting and fishing, but dislikes hotrods. Plans: Undecided. Saying: I dorft knowl 46 If IUDITH ALICE PURINGTON ccju dyn L. Hotrod . . . Has attraction for South Addison . . . Never a dull moment. 'Via Till Likes drive-ins, but dislikes homework. Plans: Nursing. Say- ing: Gun,er Hunter! Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, C.P.E. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball Intra- mural 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Intramural 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager I.V. 3, Varsity 4, Recreational Games 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 2, Band 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Coniad Stall, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4, Crad- uation Usherette 3, Senior Honors List. PATRICIA IRENE PYE Pat Quiet and reserved . . . Loads of fun . . . A Hue musician. ,sf' Moments to Remember. Likes Donnie and French-fries, but dis- ii likes snobs. Plans: Piano teaching. Saying: Honest to Peteli' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, Chizzle VVizzle Chorus 2, 3, 4, Olio 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, All State Band 2. p ROBERT C. QUIRION Boba Never had a girl . . . Doesn't have time . . . Quiet voice . . .' Sparkling eyes. 'flailhouse Rockf, Likes assemblies, but dislikes assignments. Plans: Service. Saying: Cripesl',- Baseball I.V. 2, Coniad Staff. ,ff FRANK RAYMOND Paco Has rendered a true service to Cony as sports manager . . . A fine class- mate . . . Remember his barn parties?P? Wake Up Little Suzie. Likes cars, but dislikes T.V. Plans: College. Saying: Are you serious?', 5 g Spanish Club 2, 3, Chizzle Wrzzle Booth 2, 3, Baseball Manager I.V. . , . 2, Varsity 3, Basketball Manager I.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4. x V f 47 ' we . Q . l . ,X 5 ii , ve-1 'W 5 . ,aa-. . - K PX . .f-qjqg , e sv ' EDWARD ARTHUR REDMAN fCEdl, Mr. Cony himself . . . Cony football will mourn his loss . . . What a voice Ave Maria. Likes football, but dislikes cafeteria. Plans: College. Saying: Ha, ha. Basketball, Freshman, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, Football 1, Varsity 2, 3, Co- Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class President 1, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, Executive Committee 3, Usher 4. . kv H vw' I 1 1 5 I .3 ff 8 TERRY RICHARDSON 'Reef' One of the class clowns in a likeable wayl . . . Always friendly . . . Quite an artist. You'll Never Walk Alone. Likes Broadway shows, but dislikes winter. Plans: Commercial art field. Saying: Ieepersl', Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 1, 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 1, 2, 4, Ball Committee 2, 3, Senior Honors List. ing: Excuse me, I lost my headlv Triple C 3, Senior Honors List. MARCUERITE ROBICHAUD fCA4a1' 3! Cute and quiet . . . Very friendly . . . Shy?l? Bon Voyage. Likes football games, but dislikes Westerns. Plans: Secretary. Saying: Gee whiz! Triple C 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4. 48 RICHARD RODERICK Dick Quiet-always CPD . . . Well behaved . . . A great roller skater. Stardust, Likes dancing, but dislikes golf. Plans: Accounting Say CLAUDETTE RODRIGUE Crazy C ouisinv A great favorite at Fosteris . . . A ready smile for all . . . A very friendly girl. VVho's Sorry Now. Likes dancing, but dislikes opera. Plans: Travel. Saying: Alrighty. French Club 2. VIOLET LUCILLE RODBIGUE Full of life . . . How she loves those Earl Bostic records . . . Well dressed . . . A sweet girl. Chances Are. Likes Germans and jazz, but dislikes bleached hair. Plans: Travel. Saying: Hi, babyl Cercle Francais 25 Triple C Club 3, 45 Coniad Staflg Senior Play Usher- ette5 Scrapbook Keeper 45 Oflice Help 45 Chizzle Wizzle Make-up Committee 4 DIANA FAYE ROLLINS HDV! One of our attractive girls . . . Court jester A-1 at slumber parties . . . Dinamite on wheels. '1 hat,ll be the Dayl Likes records, but dislikes pizzas. Plans: Travel. Saying: Oh, yeahlv Rifle Club 2, 35 Chizzle Wizzle Olio 4. JOSEPH LLEWELLYN ROLLINS 44108637 Is he pumping gas or teasing girls? . . . Never a dull moment with lose around . . . Maybe thatis why he takes 40 Winks in classes?? jay Deeis Boogie-Woogie. Likes girls, but dislikes going to bed. Plans: Coast Guard. Saying: Hi, therein Spanish Club 25 Hi-Y 45 Baseball I.V. 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, I.V. 35 Football Frosh5 Bowling League 1, 25 Golf Team 3, 45 Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1. 49 i , ,,,! VW, , I nl LAWRENCE ROY CCLarry,7 Too busy to participate in school activities . . . We found him consci- entious and a good worker . . . His quiet good humor was pleasant. Lucille.n Likes dancing, but dislikes Elvis. Plans: Air Force. Say- ing: MY Lord Maud! Good Worker . . . Shy, especially With boys . . . Guitar player par ex- cellence. Lasting Lovef' Likes Ronnie, but dislikes math. Plans: Undecided. Saying: Shootl Chizzle Wizzle Minstrel 3. SHIRLEY MARIE SAVAGE Shirlv ROBERT WESTLEY ROWE Bohn glow motion himself, but not with his one and only . . . A whiz at foot- all. Stardust'.', Likes Del and football, but dislikes school lunches. Plans: College. ' Saying: Oh, yeahffw C.B.C. 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4, Baseball I.V. 1, Bas- ketball 1, I.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4, Football 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Student Council Vice President 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, Olios 3, 4, Endman 4, Boys' State 3. ROBERT ST. ARMAND Bob Friendly Smile . . . Always Willing to lend a helping hand . . . Sports lover. Tequi1a,', Likes pizza, but dislikes detention. Plans: Navy. Saying: So toughl Baseball, I.V. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Football, I.V. 3. late parties. RICHARD GEORGE SAXVYER Dickv Never runs out of jokes . . . An accomplished radio announcer . . . His humor will get him places. Taking a Chance on Lovef, Likes pizza, but dislikes getting up. Plans: College. Saying: Test, huh? WVhat's your rank? C.B.C. 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4, Cercle Francais 3, President 4, Debate Club 1, Vice President 2, 3, President 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Chizzle VVizzle Chorus 1, 2, 3, Olio 3, Usher 4, University of Maine Speaking Contest 2, 3, American Legion Oratorical Contest 4, Alexander Hamilton Oratorical Contest 3, Na- tional Merit Scholarship 4, Boys' State 3, Projectionist 1. Av ..:' STANLEY ALBERT SCHRADER I Stanv gf U' ' A Quite a sportsman . . . Can always think of a joke . . . Famous for his f p Whispering Bells. Likes Barbara, but dislikes pizza. Plans: College. Saying: Dad gum it! I 7 'sy' CBC 3 4 Latin Club 1 2 Rifle Club 1 2 S anish Club 3 4 Base 'f ' ' l 7 9 7 S 7 Q p 2 I - V' ball J.V. 2, Football 1, Golf 1, 3, Cony Cue-Rameses 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Business Manager, Boys, State 3, American Legion Oratorical p f'VPi Contest 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, Usher 4. V A -A 5552? 'r ig Another fine classmate . . . Loves a good time . . . Has many friends. In A Shanty In Old Shanty Townf, Likes shopping, but dislikes side NANCY SHERWOOD 6CNan77 fr, . Q 5. BARBARA ANN SHELOSKE Barbie A quiet friend . . . A frequent customer at the drive-in . . . One of our calming influences. Bon Voyage. Likes Lewiston, but dislikes Latin. Plans: Teaching. Saying: Delinitely!,' F .H.A. 3, 4. burns. Plans: Unknown. Saying: Oh, Darnf' G.P.E. 3, 4, Triple C 3, 4, Basketball Intramural I, Volleyball 1, Gym Exhibition 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Prompter 4, Senior Play Prompter, American Legion Contest Prompter 4. 51 ANGELA SIROIS Angie Makes friends quickly . . . Full of fun . . . Good worker. Teenage Romance. Likes roller skating, but dislikes smoking. Plans: Oflice work. Saying: Gee, Whiz! Triple C 3, 4, Coniad Stall, Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 4. BARBARA JOAN SMYTHE Barb', One of our steadiest steadies . . . just as nice as she looks . . . And liked too. April Love. Likes boys but dislikes tire-squealing. Plans: Teaching. Saying: '4Oh, honestly! C.B.C. 3, 4, G.P.E. 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Basketball Freshman, Softball I.V. 1, Volleyball Intramural 1, Play- day 2, Recreational Games 1, Gym Demonstration 2, Leader Corps 2, W.C.T.U. Short Story Contest 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Coniad Staff, Chizzle Wizzle Play 3, Executive Committee Secretary 4, Senior 'Play Assistant Director, Senior Honors List. DAVID INGALLS STERLING Smokey . Swell personality . . . Gives life to classes . . . Makes the very most of weekends. Star Dustf' Likes football, but dislikes Monday morning. Plans: Maritime Service. Saying: Don't let it throw ya! Transferred from Kents Hill, Readiield, Maine, 3, Rifle Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Baseball I.V. 1, 2, Basketball I.V. 1, 2, 3, Football I.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, Play 4, Junior Prom Committee. REBECCA A. STEVENS A big smile for everyone . . . Loves jazz . . . Boysllll Around the World. Likes work, but dislikes band practice. Plans: College. Saying: I betcha! F.H.A. 4, Spanish Club 2, Basketball Intramural 2, Volleyball Intra- mural 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Olio 3, 4. DIANNE STORR RDF! DAVID STILLMAN Davey VVhat a smile our Dave has!! . . . Never a dull moment . . . Personality plusll Twelfth of Neverf, Likes dancing, but dislikes homeWork's interfer- ing with education. Plans: College. Saying: 'iHow,s that grab ya?!! Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 45 All State Chorus 35 East- ern Composite Chorus 25 Teen-age Code Council 45 Football, Fresh- man5 Chizzle Wizzle, Chorus 1, Endman 2, 3, 4, Olios 2, 3, 4. ' Tops on the ice and in the Water . . . Has scores of friends . . . Our favorite drum majorettel Ruby.v Likes Bill, but dislikes Chinese food. Plans: Marriage. Say- ing: What a riotlv G.P.E. 45 Latin Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, Drum 45 Cony Cue-Rameses 2, 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, Olio 45 Basket- ball Intramural 1, I.V. 3, Varsity 45 Teen-age Council 3, 45 Senior Hon- ors List. ' ' lege. Saying: Ieepersl', BETTY JEAN SUITTER afeaniei' Diligent worker for Community and school . . . Attentive . . . Quietly co-operative. Round and Round. Likes popular music, but dislikes homework. Plans: Oflice Work. Saying: I donit careli' 53 Chizzle VVizzle Booth 25 C.B.C. 25 Spanish Club 3. k NANCY LINDA STRATTON V Nami, 5 A Great knitter . . . Reserved in school, but Wait 'til she gets out . . . A L, starry future in store. Ivy Rose. Likes two-tone cars, but dislikes ice cream. Plans: Col- r CAROL ANN SUTTON Sufi Oh, that long hair . . . Liked by all . . . Another Chevie chauffeur. alailhouse Rock. Likes cops, but dislikes homework. Plans: Secre- tary. Saying: Let's bug outli' Transferred from Whitesboro, N.Y., 3. f.,,?v,,,W IUDITH SWANSON aludyvs A sweet little girl who came to us this year . . . We wish we'd known you sooner, Judy . . . Pleasing personality. April Love. Likes food and music, but dislikes jealous people. Plans: College. Saying: Nutsl Transferred from Topeka High, Topeka, Kansas 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Orch- estra 1, 2, 4. SHIRLEY IRENE THOMAS Shirl,' Swell ldd . . . A real chatterbox . . . Always dressed beautifully. There's a Cold Mine In The Skyf, Likes movies, but dislikes pizza. Plans: California bound. Saying: Holy cowl 1 F.H.A. 1, 4, Triple C Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4, Library Assistant 2. ROBERT EDWARD THURLOW CKBOHJ Blessed with a popular playhouse . . . Likes les femmes . . . A boy with a personality twice his size. Red Sails in the Sunset. Likes the playhouse, but dislikes long as- signments. Plans: College. Saying: For crying out loud! C.B.C. 3, 4, Cercle Francais 3, 4, Debate Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Rifle Club 1, Boys' State 3, Iunior Prom Committee, National Merit Schol- arship 4, Band 1, 2, Class Officer, Vice President 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Chorus 3, President 4, Senior Play Business Stall, Senior Honors List. 54 'vi ,a,,,q As an artist, the real McCoy . . . Loves to have fun . . . A sweet girl. Deep Purplef, Likes art, but dislikes pizza. Plans: VVork, then col- lege. Saying: What did you say, Iuniorly' Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Triple C Club 3, 4, junior Prom Committee, Chizzle Wizzle Ball Committee 1, 2, Art Committee 3, 4, Senior Honors List. DORA TOUSSAINT Do Do Goes for Jerry . . . Friendly smile . . . Full of pepl Jailhouse Prockf, Likes dancing but dislikes liver. Plans: Office work. Saying: Sugarl IOANNA GAY TSCHAMLER iCGayD RONALD MICHAEL VEILLEUX ClAce3! One of the boys', . . . Knows what week-ends are for . . . Liked by all. 'Mr. Touchdovvnf, Likes skirts, but dislikes graduation. Plans: Col- lege. Saying: Hi-Hoi ' Spanish Club 3, 4, Baseball LV. 1, Basketball 1, I.V. 3, Varsity 1, Football 1, Varsity 1, 2, 4, Class Officer, Vice President 1, Student Council 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, Usher 3, 4. ELAINE IUNE VIGUE Viggie A hot rod on wheels . . . Loves her Dodge! . . . Her one desire? . . . Ernie. My Special Angel. Likes Ernie, but dislikes waiting. Plans: Secre tary. Saying: Oh, for Pete's sakel Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, N.. Olio 1, 4. I 55 CARMEN MARIE VIOLETT E Carm', Lots of fun . . . Not as bashful as she looks! . . . Is it still Galen? Moonlight Swimf, Likes convertibles, but dislikes waiting. Plans Traveling. Saying: Well, l'll bel Triple C Club 3, 4. i ANDREA M. WALTERS CKAndy,, Quiet in school but pleasant . . . Blondie . . . Caught any Esh lately? Till. Likes clothes, but dislikes lima beans. Plans: Secretary. Say- ing: What a weird! F.T.A. 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, C.P.E. 4, Triple C Club 3, 4, Basketball ln- tramural 25 Volleyball Intramural 2, Recreational Games 2. STANLEY VVEBB ' K bJ, Dependable in class . . . Honesty personified . . . And a good sport. trician. Saying: If you say sol Cony Cue-Rameses 45 Chizzle Wizzle Backstage 3. HELENE M. WEEKS Is she really as quiet as she seems? . . . Big brown eyes . . . Always alert. It's Not For Me To Sayf, Likes horseback riding, but dislikes sloppy clothes. Plans: Oflice work. Saying: Tarnationl Triple C 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chizzle lVizzle Olio 2. All Shook Up. Likes ice skating, but dislikes English. Plans: Elec- CLARA KATHLEEN WENTWORTH CZarabeZZ She smiles with her eyes . . . A real music fan . . . We never saw a gal who disliked football games more than our Clarabell. Fascinationf' Likes badminton, but dislikes baked beans. Plans: Sec- retary. Saying: Oh, really! 1 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 4, Chorus I, 2. ROBERT EUGENE WHEELOCK ' ' Whipper Manager of Damon's . . . Loves making those Italian sandwiches and ,af-5 I pizzas . . . Wonderful guy to tell your troubles to. I I Jailhouse Rock. Likes parties, but dislikes tightvvads. Plans: Croc- gg, er. Saying: Oh, yeslv ',,LQ,,f Hi-Y 4, Basketball I, 3, Football I, Chizzle Wizzle Usher 4. A I z -if , 1 r ,fsifg V F XA k f f fl vi.. ., h F f, f. . Y iq HOWARD EDMOND WILLIAMS Howie A bo sure to succeed at an thin . . . Personali lus . . . Makes ff W7 ' friendls easily. y g ty P He.', Likes Faith and basketball, but dislikes drinking. Plans: En- gineering. Saying: 'iSure, Why not?w ' Baseball IV. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Basketball I, I.V. 2, 3, Varsity 1, 4, Teen-Age Council 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, K.V. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Conference 3, Class President 2, Vice-President 3, Boys, State 3, Chiz- zle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, Olio 3, Ball Committee 4. ROGER MAITLAND WILSON CfR0 , One of the jefferson boys . . . A friend to all his classmates . . . Studies and gets along Well in school. i Carnival of Venice. Likes girls, but dislikes wiseguys. Plans: Doc- 41 X44 tor. Saying: Lovely!', Latin Club 2, Phy-Bi-Chem 4, Baseball IV. 2, Boys, State 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4, Senior Honors List. Eastern Maine Music Festival I, 2, 3, 4, Covernoris Youth Highway SANDRA LEE WINSLOW Little Weenie 7 'X Pleasant in class and out . . . Has her own laugh . . . Studious and quite if 'eQQ i an actress. . 3 Till the End of Timef, Likes slumber parties, but dislikes broken 4 A promises. Plans: Teaching. Saying: Which way did he go'P,' ,,.,,,, Art Club 1, G.P.E. 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 35 Field Hockey 2: Softball I.V. . 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Gym Exhibition 2, Chizzle Wizzle Play 2, Olio 4, junior Prom Committee, Senior Play Business Staff: 'ti Science Fair Regional 3, Senior Honors List. ,iii I H ir, IOANNE WITHAM g f g 4 Always ready for a good time . . . Will make a good nurse . . . Loves 3 y A G HI it 5 4 My Special Angelf, Likes good lookin' guys, but dislikes showolfs. g, g,gM Plans: Nursing. Saying: Get that, will ya pleaselv A 1 f Latin Club 3, F.N.A. 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, 4. MABCIA WOODWARD W0ody,' Likes to talk . . . Real flirt . . . Cute kid. Remember You're Minef, Likes her one and only, but dislikes Whis- kers. Plans: Marriage. Saying: Bug along, Buddyln Chizzle Wizzle Costume Committee 2, 4. ROBERT CHARLES YORKS Farmer,' An all-round sportsman . . . Good natured and always smiling . . . VVhy does he spend so much time in 32?? My Prayer. Likes girls, but dislikes the lack of money. Plans: En- gineering. Saying: 'KSure, Why notlv Glee Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Phy-Bi-Chem 3: Basketball 1, Football ..:,,,,,.,,, Varsity 3, 4, Track Varsity 2, 3, 4: K.V. Chorus 4, Boys' State 3, Chizzle 7 Wizzle Booth 3, Olio 4. IOYCE LEE YOUNG Squeaky One of our girl hotrods . . . How could she be-with her father a driver training teacher! . . . A quiet, cute girl. Wake Up Little Susief, Likes music, but dislikes short hair. Plans: Beautician. Saying: I goofed! Gym Demonstration 2, Chizzle VVizzle Play 1, 3. 4 ,, G UNDERCLASSME Q, v f 'WM ,gd kwa ..,., A 7, M ci , 'F w y W H A ,, X X, Q ., 40. wi . , fl V 7 3 X , ..f'-. . .fvf.,.f ' ' fr A Wy- 4' ' ., ' V , , 4, , A X 5 ' 4 ,f ff 1 'Q 96 fi, , . . v i ..,y, 5505, , A , ,y ff .wiv MQ Aff A -1215 1' 1 35 J 3 WW 2 1855! 4 , ' ' 1 f , 45 Lly, V ,. lfjyfgv I V45 if 4 ' y fg.g-wf,'.v1i3i L, ,KQW gg ' ?jf?5Q! f. 1 , , aff ' ., , , , li 'f-W 7 'J-I .YS-C, iff f 1, ,,-ilff,-222, , , ., ff , 4 f ,f if ififiifill? ' A 1 W 11 Albert, Nancy Alexander, Lucille Allen, Theresa Allen, William Annis, Ethel Arnold, Gloria Baker, Lawrence Baker, Stuart Balfour, Bruce Beane, Nelson Beaulieu, Roland Bechard, Gerard Bell, James Bell, Nancy Bell, Sally Bernier, Robert Bond, Beverly Bonenfant, Roger Brann, Everett Breton, Pauline Brewer, Roger Bridges, Kenneth Bunker, Bruce Buotte, Barry Burdzell, Norman Campbell, April Campbell, Gary Carr, Florence Carney, Adelbert Castonguay, Lorraine Champagne, Robert Chapman, Melicent Chase, Alta Chase, Elizabeth Chicoine, Gary Chicoine, Lionel Church, Lewis Coakley, Janice Coffin, Richard Colford, Anita Corbett, Gordon Cote, Dawne Coughlin, Sara Couture, Lorraine Cranshaw, Carolyn Crockett, Richard Currier, Rub D'Auteuil, Albert Davis, Gladys Davis, Timothy Dawbin, George Dawbin, Gerald De Merchant, John De Vaudreuil, Ellen Dorr, Kymbrid Dostie, Beatrice Dostie, Elizabeth Drum, James Dudley, Patricia Dumont, Patricia Duplin, Jeanne Edwards, Bryce Elvin, Gwynneth Epstein, Myrna Fairfield, Jackie Faucher, Patrick Fleury, Victor Flynn, Edward Ford, Lore Fortin, Roger French, Sandra Gamage, Elizabeth Getchell, Douglas Giddings, Mary Gilbert, Madeline Glazier, William Goldberg, Toby Green, Gloria Gregor, Christina , Greig, Carol Grondin, Lucille Groves, Lois Hagar, David Hanson, Judith Hanson, Sally Harvey, Bernice Harvey, Richard Harwood, Arlyne Haskell, Jane Hasselbrock, Marilou Hastings, Steve Heal, Mary Hess, Robert Homer, Roger Houghton, Joyce Kalvaitis, Algis Kimball, Albert Knowles, Janice Knox, Frederick Labonte, Carlene LaCroix, Theresa Laferriere, Dolores Lajoie, Nancy Lamkin, Jean Lawrence, Patrick Lawton, Gertrude Legassie, Hen Leighton, Marltlia Lessard, Constance Lessard, Elaine Lessard, Raymond Lincoln, Patricia Lipman, Sumner Lloyd, James Markos, Cynthia Mason, Jean Mason, Lester Mathieu, Theresa Maxwell, Joyce Maxwell, Leslie McCabe, Donald McCormick, Kathleen McDonald, John McFadden, Mary McLaughlin, Robert McLean, Ross McMillan, Priscilla Mendall, Judith Miskavage, Toni Monroe, Lawrence Moody, Arnold Moody, Joyce 61 CLASS OF 1959 Vice-President R. McLean, Secretary S. Coughlin, President P. Rodiigue. Morgan, Patricia Mullen, John Murphy, Eileen Murphy, Elaine Murphy, Maureen Newman, Duane Newton, Gloria Niles, Wayne Nisbet, Bonnie Nodwell, Lemont Nutting, Valerie Page, Penelope Patterson, Clarence Patterson, David Patterson, Richard Perkins, Charles Pierce, Newton Pierce, Wanita Pignolet, Claudia Pinkham, Albert Pomerleau, Lorraine Pooler, Everett Poulin, Gerald Poulin, Marguerite Poulin, Philip Pratt, Sandra Quirion, Anne Quirion, Orilda Randall, Ronald Real, Vergie Robbins, Donald Roberts, Helen Robinson, Rita Rodrigue, Claudette Rodrigue, Irene Rodrigue, Priscilla Rollins, Cynthia Routh, Mary St. Pierre, Sharon Sarnow, Stuart Savage, Edith Selwood, Peter Shaw, Rochelle Shaw, Susan Small, Ralph Smith, Annie Smith, Judith Soucy, Constance Stevens, Carlton Stevens, Lila Stevens, Rose Stinson, Linwood Suitter, Sally Sullivan, Terrence Taber, Peter Tate, Norma Theberge, Jean Tims, Richard Tomlinson, Roberta Trask, Elizabeth Trott, Constance Tschamler, Vincent Turcotte, Margaret Veilleux, Lucille Verile, Catherine Violette, Aurele Violette, Hope Walsh, Ann Walsh, Sharon Watson, Lindsay Waycott, Leroy Webb, Stanley Westbrook, Jon Weymouth, James White, Gloria White, Robert White, Sandra Whitney, Judith Yeaton, Betty W 4641454 M4 . 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' 1 , figs Q fm igvfvf, Q i ff ff AW., f ,mm f v ,.,...,.4,.,,,..h , f Abbott, Gary Albison, Stephen Allaire, Cecile Allen, Douglas Andrus, Bruce Arbour, Claudette Arbour, Phillippe Armstrong, James Amold, Dorothy Arnold, Patsy Arseneault, Lucille Aube, Richard Auclair, Richard Aucott, Sandra Auger, Paul Ayotte, Rita Babb, Russell Bailey, Lyndal Baker, Edward Baker, Harold Bames, Nancy Bartlett, Reuben Beaudoin, Rita Beaulieu, Donald Beaulieu, Robert Bechard, Diane Beland, Lucille Bell, Ann Berryman, James Bilodeau, Bertrand Bilodeau, Patricia Birkenwald, Anne Black, Ralph Blackett, Frank Bolduc, Gloria Bonenfant, Leo Boucher, Lewis Bowden, Patricia Bowles, Diane Brann, Judith Brown, Bonnie Brown, William Buck, Joyce Burdzel, Barbara Caldwell, William Campeau, June Carey, David Carnes, Barbara Carney, Nancy Caron, David Cass, April Cass, Gerald Caswell, Sharon Chaplin, Paul Charest, Grace Chase, David Choate, Sandra Church, Cony Cluil, Richard Clukey, Gail Constantine, Peter Cooper, Mary Corliss, Nancy Cormier, Vincent Cote, David Cotta, Sharon Cottle, Gerald Couture, Cecile Couverette, Ann Cunningham, Carrie Cunningham, Nancy Davenport, Richard Decrow, Inez Demos, George DeVoe, Carolyn Dinsmore, David Dionne, Michelle Dole, Judith Dostie, Leonard Dulac, Joyce Dumont, Annette Duncan, Ronald Dutremble, Antonio Elvin, David Esty, Lawrence Evers, Clare Fallona, Marijane Farrar, Cecil Farrington, Martha Field, Barbara Finnemore, Dennis Flewelling, Barbara Fortin, Reinette Freeman, Joseph Freeman, Thomas Futrell, Marilyn Gagne, Patricia Gagne, Ronald Gagnon, Helen Gay, Carolyn Gay, Robert Glew, Merrilyn Godbout, Ronald Goldberg, Gayle Gordin, Lorraine Gosselin, Robert Gould, William Cow, Charles Graves, Ga Gray, Davigll Gray, Linda Grimshaw, Gary Hagen, Philip Harvey, Charles Harvey, Edward Haskell, Stephen Hayden, Diane Hennessey, Richard Herrick, Lucile Hickey, Daniel Hill, Rose Marie Hinkley, Diane Hinkley, Janice Howard, Eugene Hussey, Marjorie Ivey, Joyce Jenkins, Sharon Jones, Bonita Jones, Patricia Kaiser, Carol Kenney, Linda Kew, Kenneth Kinsman, William Korol, Stefanie Kottler, George Labbe, Claudette Lambert, Cecile LaRochelle, Constance Larsen, David Leavitt, George Lee, Diana Leonard, John Lessard, Richard Lettre, Robert me ' -, Cflfzgze D CLASS OF 1960 Secretary C. Evers, President M. Napolitano, Vice President W. Kinsman. Lewis, Scott Litchfield, Donna Littlefield, Lucille Lyon, David MacDonald, David Malone, Nancy Malone, Patricia Marsh, Joyce Mason, June Mazerolle, Jeffrey McDonald, Clifford McDougal, Warren McLaughlin, Terrence Meader, Sharon Merrill, John Merrill, Ronald Michaud, Jacquelyn Michaud, Nomman Miller, Anne Mitchell, Diane Morgan, Peter Mudge, Nancy Murray, Patricia Nadeau, Roger Nadeau, Theresa Napolitano, Michael Nash, Andra Nason, George Nickerson, Jean O'Connor, Charles O'Donnell, Katherine Ohler, Priscilla Ouellette, Cynthia Pare, Gerard Partridge, Sally Pelkey, Loma Perkins, Marsha Pinkham, Ruth Plummer, Diane Pollack, Myra Pomerleau, Raymond Pomerleau, Sandra Poulin, Gerald Quirion, Frank Raymond, Martha Ricker, Nancy Rodrique, Doris Rouillard, Louella Roy, Raymond Roy, Ruth Russell, Mary St. Pierre, Linda Scammon, Susan Schmidt, James Shaw, Sandra Sirois, Joan Sirois, Norman Sirois, Patricia Small, Richard Smith, John Snell, John Springer, Jerry Stackpole, Judith Starks, Earl Stickney, Helen Stinchiield, William Stone, Fairlee Swain, Virginia Swift, Marguerite Sylvester, Kay Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Persis Taylor, Sharon Tenney, Linda Theriault, Annette Tibbetts, Marcia Tobias, Nancy Tupper, Stanley Turner, Gilbert Tumer, Linda Vamey, David Veilleux, Marsha Vigue, Janice Violette, Josette Ward, Francis Watson, Edwin Weeks, Sandra Weiblen, Nancy Weiblen, Thomas Wescott, Margaret Westbrook, Wayne Weymouth, Judith White, Denis Whitman, Patricia Whitten, Marilyn Williamson, Paul Winslow, Richard Young, Ernest Young, Kenneth Zientara, Gerald 5, A , QT E Q .X 5, MMR ,. 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Adell, Francis Albert, James Albert, Rene Alexander, Donna Allen, Glen Allen, Judith Anderson, Nancy Andrus, Thomas Andy, Emil Arbour, Sandra Amold, David Aube, Lucille Baker, Barbara Baker, Gerine Balfour, Penelope Ballard, Kenneth Bancroft, Thomas Barber, Thomas Barden, Thomas Bean, Roland Beaudoin, Anne Beaulieu, Albert Bechard, Kenneth Beedle, Wayne Belanger, Marie Belisle, Nelson Bell, Robert Bertrand, Kenneth Bembe, Thomas Black, Geraldine Black, James Blanche, Willard Bonenfant, Ann Bonenfant, Donna Bonsant, Elaine Boston, Calvin Braley, Pamela Brann, Clarence Brann, Donald Breton, Linda Brewer, Carol Brower, Lurana Browne, Robert Bulger, Maryella Bumford, Robert Buotte, Dennis Callahan, James Campbell, Gail Carey, Antonio Carey, Lorraine Caron, Nadia Carr, Sandra Gharest, Joan Chase, Janice Chase, Mary Church, Linda Clements, Virginia Clifford, Dennis Clifford, Susan Cloutier, Douglas Cloutier, Judith Cobb, Barry Cody, Marlene Colby, Jerre Colfer, Russell Conway, George Cooper, Calvin Cormier, Pamela Corrigan, John Cote, Patricia Cote, Sherry Cote, Thomas Coughlin, Lawrence Couture, Madeline Couverette, Sandra Cram, Lena Crockett, Ray Cunningham, Evelyn Cunningham, Gail Cunningham, Myra Cushman, Sandra Cyr, Camille Daigle, Lawrence Damborg, Karen Davis, Judy Dawbin, David Day, Martha Deschaine, Thomas Dogherty, Susan Dolloff, Kathryn Dostie, Armand Downs, Lorraine Doyon, Hector Doyon, Nancy Drapeau, David Dubord, Patrick Dudley, Robert Dudley, Roland Dulac, Paul Dunn, David Dunn, Robert Dunn, William Dupuis, Lorraine Eaton, Gloria Eaton, Thomas Ellis, Jean Ellis, Vickie Elvin, Kenneth Enman, John Finnemore, Dennis Fletcher, David Fleury, Pauline Fortin, Lionel Foster, Donna Friedman, Ronald Gagne. Leo Gagne, Roger Gagnon, Arlene Gagnon, Emestine Gagnon, Lionel Gagnon, Paul Gagnon, William Gallagher, Michala Gama e Gordon g , Gambino, Joseph Gauthier, Brandon Gerald, Stuart Gerrish, Donald Gervais, Gloria Gilbert, Philias Gilley, Phillip Godbout, Connie Goodwin, Patricia Gorman, Charles Gorneau, Joanne Gorneau, Richard Gould, Arthur Gousse, Rita Grant, Margaret Gray, Constance Guerette, Jeanne Gurney, Robert Hall, Earlene Harding, Betty Harvey, Ronald Haskell, Brian Hastings, Rowland Heitman, Nancy Herron, Connie Hill, Frank Hill, Robert Hodgson, Carole Homer, William Howard, James Hunt, Charles Jameson, William Jaques, Doris Johnston, Talbot Jones, Dawn Jones, Rosemary Kaherl, John Kanaris, Thomas fbi' 4 P1 .XX I CLASS OF 1961 Secretary A. Beaudoin, President D. Fletcher, Vice-President J. Corrigan. Kimball, Barbara Kimball, Robert King, Bernard King, Scott Knowles, Ralph Kus, Maryann Lacasse, William Lacroix, Vicki Lajoie, David Lajoie, Linda Lajoie, Maralee Lamoreau, Pamela Lancaster, Leannine Lavallee, Jeanette Leamed, Diane Lemieux, Laurent Lenfest, Elbridge Lennan, Elizabeth Leonard, Carole Lessard, Roger Lettre, Arlene Levensaller, Arlene Lincoln, Elliot Loughlin, Walter Ludwig, Susan Madore, Raymond Maheux, Jeanne Malone, James Manley, George Manley, Margaret Markham, Edward Markham, Roberta Marsh, Carole Marston, Charlotte Martin, Pamela Mason, Larry Mason, Martha McCall, Ruth McCatherin, Carol McCormick, Margaret McDonald, Charles McLaughlin, Josephine McLauglin, Michael McLean, Joan McNally, Michael Merrill, Gloria Merrill, Merlene Millet, Roger Metcalf, Helen Mooers, Daniel Morang, Bruce Morang, David Morin, Jean Morrisette, Gerard Morse, Pauline Morton, Philip lkffnrlap linda Murphy, Dennis Murray, Nancy Nelson, Judith Nichols, Jeifery Nicholes, Karole Niles, Wayne Noble, Martin Noyes, Charles Ouellette, Lee Overlook, David Paganucci, Fred Peaslee, Clarence Peddle, Duncan Pellegrini, Sharon Pelletier, Richard Pelletier, William Penny, Phyllis Perkins, Robert Perry, Roberta Peterson, John Philbrick, Robert Philbrook, Charles Pierce, Paul Pierce, Stetson Pinkham, Murray Poirier, Joan Poulin, Gloria Poulin, Jean Poulin, Noella Poulin, Pauline Prescott, Calvin Proctor, Sharon Pye, Janice Quinn, Betty Quirion, Jean Quirion, Pauline Radcliffe, Michael Raynes, Ronald Robie, Kenneth Rodrigue, Andree Rodrigue, Martha Robinson, Edgar Rollins, Patricia Roth, Hugh Rouillard, Robert Roussell, Ronald Royal, Robert Runyon, Catherine Rusgrove, Edwin Rusgrove, Ruthann St. Armand, Reginald St. Hilaire, Real St. Pierre, Joyce Sawyer, Alan Sawyer, Margaret Scott, Sally Searles, Margaret Shaw, Richard Shaw, Thomas Sheloske, Eugene Sherman, William Sirois, Wilfred Small, Edith Small, Mary Lou Small, Raymond Smith, Marilyn Soule, Linda Spencer, Paul Sproul, John Staciva, Camille Steinrneyer, Robert Stevens, Vaughan Stover, Carol Suitter, Barbara Tetu, Roberta Theriault, Jerry Thyng, Annie Tillson, Gertrude Tobias, Alfred Tondreau, Madeline Towle, Gary Trahey, Richard Turner, Terry Vachon, Lucette Valliere, Roberta Veilleux, Germaine Verile, John Vickery, Judy Violette, Gloria Violette, Pauline Walo, John Walter, David Webb, Clyde Weeks, Darryl Well, Elizabeth Wheelock, Diane Wheelock, Donna White, George Whitman, Harriet Whitney, Donald Willette, Roger Williams, Ruthann Williams, Thomas Williamson, Joseph Wilson, Donald Wilson, Robert Wyman, Janice Yeaton, Linda Yeaton, Ruth Young, Roidmond Zayac, Raymond Zimba, William ML. , . , f 7, - i 1l 5 M, if 5 J' 1 fs f by pn I ,, Max x , E?,A .. ,M K ' 'Q p -ffm 4 gg? .4 ff X fr-E' 'fs 1' , ' 1 K1 14 ..., ,, Nwfwsw 'Mb W, . uf. . 1 '1a,,,' W- ,A 'Nw fl? C .J ' W - Xfr, E W O W, dv Q fa, f Z1 4.419- .. X, CLUB PRESIDENTS Back Row: P. Morgan, Latin Clubg R. Lessard, F.T.Ag W. Elvin, Clee Clubg R. Baudo, Hi- Yg R. Hilton, Phi Bi Chem. Front Row: D Purcnt C B.Cg L. Lapoint, Tri-Hi-Yg F. Hunter, G.PEg M. Dostie, Triple C5 E. Kennedy, F:.N.Ag Cunninglizun, F.H.Ag 1. McCatherin, Spanish Clubg R. Sawyer, Le Ccrclc Francaisg I. Lasso, Art Club. CLUB A V fp j ul gf , f 3 5 4 165 Q.. ,J ffkln FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA How 1: I. Foley, I. McAuley, B. Sheloske, S. Hanson, C. Lewin, R. Lessard, F. Hunter, I. Nelson, M. Peddle. Row 2: C. Cranshaw, S. Korol, S. Coughlin, L. Pelky, E. Trask, C. Pignolet, I. Pierce, G. Mc- Gee, A. Miller, D. Plummer, A. Chase, L. Maxwell, E. Gamage, Miss Webster. Row 3: Ei. Murphy, El. Murphy, C. Greig, R. Dumont, S. Hines, R. Baudo, B. Merrick, P. Selwood, J. Brower, T. Miskavage, K. O'Donnell, S. Bell. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Row 1: R. Hughes, E. De Vaudreuil, M. Chapman, Pres. E. Kennedy, J. Haskell, M. Barter, L. Alexander. How 2: Mrs. Smith, G. Lawton, I. Duplin, S. Aucott, L. Turner, A. Harwood, M. Cooper, M. Perkins, L. Gray, L. Lapointe. fgfy A ? '. .3 if J V'1.1 A .... ,T J TRIPLE C CLUB Row 1: N. Sherwood, A. Sirois, N. Eaton, Pres. M. Dostie, C. Violette, L. Couture, L. Hall, L. Dostie, A. Dumont. Row 2: M. Robichaud, V. Rodrigue, W. Pierce, I. Pare, A. Walter, P. Carside, R. Dumont, A. Clifford, H. Weeks, D. Bechard, S. Doyle, C. Ciroux, Miss jackson. Row 3: S. French, P. Dumont, C. Cyr, L. Pomerleau, S. Suitter, C. Soucy, S. Thomas, M. Rodiigue, C. Lessard, S. St. Pierre. Row 4: I. Tschamler, R. Currier, G. Elvin, L. Bouflard, P. Gagne, P. McMillan, S. White, C. White, C. Markos, I. Houghton, C. Gregor, N. Cottle. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row 1: I. Chase, I. Vigue, M. Futrell, I. Howland, Pres. B. Cunningham, B. Yeaton, I. Han- son, J. Hinkley, A. Harwood. A Row 2: A. Thyng, E. Small, C. Morin, B. Sheloske, P. Garside, I. Pierce, W. Pierce, B. Field, S. Thomas, Mrs. O,Con.nell. Row 3: M. Perkins, V. Nutting, C. Charest, P. Bonenfant, C. Markman, L. Yeaton. ,Mr var C. P. E. How 1: J. Carney, D. Parent, B. Smythe, I. Purington, M. Learned, Pres. F. Hunter, B. Foster, L. Mitchell, N. Dumais, L. Lapointe. Row 2: C. DeVoe, N. Sherwood, A. Smith, A. Chase, S. St. Pierre, P. McMillan, W. Pierce, M. Barter, T. Miskavage, A. Miller, M. Hussey, C. Evers, B. Field, M. Farrington, Mrs. Walton. Row 3: B. Burdzel, M. Fallona, N. Barnes, E. Trask, S. Hanson, C. Pignolet, A. Walters, I. Pierce, D. Hinkley, P. Murray, S. Pratt, M. Ciddings, S. Coughlin, El. Murphy, Ei. Murphy. Row 4: M. McFadden, I. Mendall, J. Fairfield, A. Campbell, D. Learned, M. Swift, D. Rod- rigue, I. Vigue, D. Storr, A. Bell, C. Greig, A. Birkenwald, S. Korol, I. Buck, E. Annis, S. Bell. Row 5: K. O,Donnell, M. Leighton, I. Nelson, M. Peddle, M. Wescott, A. Quirion, M. Glew, C. Ouellette. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS I. Vickery, M. Sawyer, H. Metcalf, L. Dostie, A. Hanks, F. Hunter, C. Pignolet, R. Hughes S. MDQAPT. T. Haskell, B. Bond. in TRI-HY-Y CLUB Row 1: D. Parent, N. Cottle, M. Learned, N. Dumais, Pres. L. Lapointe, M. Barter, F. Hunt- er, B. Smythe, B. Foster. Row 2: I. Carney, A. Campbell, D. Rollins, M. Giddings, S. Coughlin, El. Murphy, Ei. Mur- phy, Sh. Caswell, H. Stickney, T. Goldberg, J. McAuley, Mrs. McArthur. Row 3: M. McFadden, P. Pye, Sa. Caswell, E. Lizotte, B. Cummings, B. Nisbet, D. Storr, C. Greig, M. Murphy, A. McArthur, D. Learned. HI-Y Row 1: D. Stillman, D. Sterling, I. Rollins, S. Hines, Pres. R. Baudo, I. McCatherin, R. Rowe, R. Wheelock, R. Winslow. Row 2: R. Bernier, S. Hastings, C. Bechard, V. Tschamler, D. Herron, T. Fletcher, D. Hassen, W. Miller, E. Redman, L. Esty, R. Veilleux. Row 3: D. Crocker, R. Hess, A. Pilsbury, R. Bechard, C. Perkins, P. Selwood, P. Chaplin, D. Elvin, P. MacFarland, R. McLean. SJ. X N an , Z r Q .J l DEBATE CLUB Row 1: M. Farrington, B. Field, C. Ludwig, Mrs. Dyer, Pres., R. Sawyer, S. jenkins, K. Young. gona 2: J. Huntsman, C. Hunt, V. Clements, M. Sawyer, S. Lewis, S. Meader, G. White, T. ar en. A pat on the back to each of our debators! Long hours of which most of us are unaware are spent in preparation. Several practice debates were held with other schools in addition to participation in the Bates Discuseinn Crnnn. Bowdoin League, and Bates League. LATIN CLUB Row 1: M. Dionne, I. Fairfield, B. Smythe, I. Mazzerolle, Pres. P. Morgan, B. Field, C. Zien- tara, M. Pollack, T. Goldberg, A. Quirion. Row 2: Miss Carrier, C. Farrar, D. Litchfield, A. Cass, P. Ohler, M. Hussey, C. Evers, S. Scammon, M. Farrington, A. Miller, D. Hinkley, P. Taylor, El. Murphy, Ei. Murphy, S. Hanson, L. Stevens, L. Alexander, Mrs. Ingraham. Row 3: D. Hickey, I. Merrill, D. Cote, A. Violette, R. Brewer, M. Napolitano, E. Flynn, D. Hagar, K. Young, E. Baker, D. Elvin, R. Winslow, G. Kottler, G. Nason. Row 4: I. Dole, M. Tibbetts, E. Trask, I. Fallona, N. Ricker, V. Swain, C. Goldberg, S. Meader, I. Brzinn, S. Jenkins, D. Lee, S. Taylor, I. Buck, L. Tenney, C. Ouellette, C. Kaiser, C. DeVoe, M. G ew. Row 5: I. Haskell, C. Cranshaw, B. Flewelling, J. Lamkin, K. O'Donnell, L. Pelkey, M. Wes- cott, S. Korol, S. Cotta, A. Birkenwald, K. Sylvester. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: T. Goldberg, M. Peddle, I. Nelson, W. Miller, I. Fairfield, A. Quirion, Pres. R. Saw- yer, L. Lapointe, F. Hunter, L. Mitchell, J. Purington. Row 2: Mr. Ayotte, L. Castonguay, M. Leighton, K. McCormick, El. Murphy, T. Richardson, I. Howland, E. Trask, B. Nesbit, E. Cheitman, T. Miskavage, M. Chapman, S. Ellis, R. Hughes, R. Lear, I. Foley, E. Chase, C. Cranshaw, E. Gamage, Miss Hale. Raw 3: R. Gosselin, D. Cote, S. Hastings, D. Constantine, E. Brann, R. Lessard, L. Nodwell, W. Elvin, P. Lawrence, A. Violette, D. Larsen, M. Napolitano, I. Mazzerole, R. Thurlow. Row 4: I. Zientara, M. Pollack, A. Birkenwald, A. Campbell, M. Dionne, L. Pelkey, K. O'Don- nell, V. Swain, B. Flewelling, B. Field, D. Hayden, P. Taylor, M. Hussey, M. Farrington, D. Litchfield, M. Giddings, A. Cass. SPANISH CLUB Row 1: M. Peddle, I. Nelson, A. Charest, A. MacArthur, Pres. J. McCatherin, R. Veilleux, M. Learned C. Lewin S. Ellis. Row 2: I. Mendall, S.,Taylor, P. Murray, T. Richardson, S. Hanson, S. Pratt, S. Coughlin, M. Wescott, S. Choate, B. Brown, I. Foley, L. Maxwell, Mrs. Reardon. Row 3: R. Hess, A. Kimball, R. Brewer, R. McLean, S. Schrader, E. Flynn, B. Bell, D. Mc- Cabe, D. Sterling, D. Obery, W. Clazier, S. Sarnow. 3 FH! C. B. C. Row 1: G. McGee, E. Cheitman, C. Lewin, Pres. D. Parent, R. Sawyer, D. Brennan, B. Smythe M. Barter. Row 2: Mrs. Turner, P. Taylor, S. Coughlin, M. Fallona, 1. Pierce, D. Bechard, L. St. Pierre M. Chapman, D. Hinkley, D. Litchfield, Ei. Murphy, El. Murphy, Mrs. Clark. Row 3: M. Leighton, L. Maxwell, G. Abbott, S. Schrader, G. Bechard, K. Nelson, R. Thurlow G. Goldberg, M. Belanger, A. Campbell, J. F airfield, G. Zientara. Row 4: M. Pollack, L. Gray, K. Sylvester. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: G. White, V. Swain, L. Alexander, M. Chapman, Pres. R. Hilton, E. Cheitman, R. White, A. Nash, R. Wilson. Row 2: Mr. Turner, Mr. Bunker, G. Morrisette, R. Wilson, G. Allen, B. Greene, K. Nelson, I. Snell, I. Schmidt, Mr. Taylor, Miss Larkin. Row 3: W. Niles, I. Huntsman, I. Brower, R. Dumont, P. Lammers, S. Lewis, D. Robbins. 2 5' ART CLUB Row 1: I. Tschamler, T. Richardson, I. Nelson, M. Peddle, L. Castonguay, C. Arbour, A. Walsh, S. Pomerleau, P. Taylor, A. Beaudoin. ' l J N. M M. Veillcux, How 2: I. Whitney, S. Choate, L. Lancaster, I. Nelson, I. Know es, urray, M. Hasslebrook, I. Marsh, I. Campeau, W. Pierce, C. Herron, N. Andersen, K. Damborg, M. Grant, I. Porier, A. Smith, Mr. Reed Row 3: I. Dulac, A. Sawyer, E. Watson, R. Small, Hunt, E. Brann, C. Corbett, F. Ward, B. Edwards, A. Camey, G. Camage, K. Elvin, B. Krmball. PROIECTIONISTS Front: C. Farrar, P. Morton. Row 1' D Mooers T Ballad P. Brann, C. Dube, I. O'Donnell, R. Dumont, F. Duncan, Head P ' tionist P. Haskell, E. Flynn, P. Lawrence, AS. Lewis, Mr. Macomher, C. Hunt. ro1ec Row 2: R. Perkins, I. Colby, W. Beedle, R. Clufl, C. White, K. Young, C. Theberge, D. Cetch ell, S. Baker, R. Duncan. ffl ' 'U Q I RETROSPECT In addition to their regular projects and aims, throughout the year many clubs, groups, and organizations of Cony also thrown many other noteworthy functions. Such things as the French Club Holly Sale, the Latin Club Exchange Program, the novel dances by the French and Spanish Clubs, and the Art Club Roller Rink Parties provide a lot of fun for all. The Triple C contributed new style book covers for us this year, too. Our newest club, the F NA, had an excellent health career assembly while the FTA is providing wonderful opportunities for practice teaching in the city schools. Surely in later years when we think of our clubs, we will remember with fondness the many happy hours they gave us. 76 5, x K , f , my 'mul' , ,JJ ,Ma ,gg -, ,f, ' -f 4' Qia- -V gf 1 4 ,,,,g, H V, M 'WV' 04 ,f-.95 ur v 'mf , 'A 3 if Y.,f,,L ,flfqw ! , ,,,, ff ,' ,YM f , f ,, 'ff' 'Ad ,WJ ,,' .p':, f ' X7 lf? .f , , 'RK , f ' I My Q, A,,, -mtsy f, y'1f,?.M,i'2f ' ,br ' , I 3 f'i11?1Q,,, , 1 A Wgff ,gn f , 5, ,U 43,35 if K , ' , ,f f - 4427 Q7 'A 1 ,L . ay, , . ,f . .M x E' I I V' f . ,f , , fff, , ww 4 +,:,, , f , aflf, ,, ' 7' f I f irakjiv - t V V lwflff f, . 1 5? X' X f-1: xt, K, ,A ,- 5 .x ' 9 A4 .F K ',-3,,..,ix., ,, J .X , Nf- -.a' k Nm. ' -K. J A., ...fn . V I K 4, , ' ', 'f , Z,W5,f,7:7, ,fr fi , L aff ir, ifmwy 1 1 ff ,V -4,5 44 f ,, x THLE TICS NM, 2 fy .12 aww 1 95.2 f V 45?-nsffuiga--'.1 K -fw-.. W 'f 521 4 in Z5 'g L fl 4-H . at b X 'L tw iw, nvtz A ,m. , if e gg? H ,tm f E fly.-Lan . f . - it ' i t J P' if 'NP 6 Q? . A. Ni f 53 im Mfgwi at V 'Q A 1 tw.: l Q' ' P'7t'.:Q'f'rb HIL?--I.. fin. Cony Cony Cony Cony 0 19 0 13 VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: C. Dube, C. Maliska, D. Greene, D. Sterling, R. Rowe, E. Redman, R. Vellieux, R. Yorks, S. Hines, A. Pilsbury. How 2: V. Tschamler, P. Chaplin, D. Constantine, I. Lasso, J. McCatherin, S. Freeman, L. Ba- ker, N. Beane, P. McFarland, B. Waycott. Row 3: I. Bechard, P. Selwood, D. McCabe, P. Rodrigue, G. Corbett, G. Grimshaw, L. Bou- cher, R. Brewer, L. Mason, P. Williamson. Row 4: P. Lawrence, D. Finnemore, R. McLean, F. Quirion, P. Sullivan, R. Roy, R. Lessard, I. Smith, R. Bonenfant, C. Perkins. Row 5: D. Caron, P. Gosselin, B. Brown. FOOTBALL Sixty-five candidates turned out for practice in September. Under the cap- able guidance of Coach Franny Parker, the boys fought hard throughout the season. For a while it seemed that all the games would be postponed by either the Hu or the weather. The climax of the season was the Gardiner game which Gardiner won in a very close contest. This marked the last action for Hfteen seniors who played their last football for Cony this year. Varsity Scores junior Varsity Scores Brunswick 33 Cony 7 Winslow 27 Cony 43 Monmouth Mexico 21 Cony 0 Skowhegan 35 Cony 0 Winslow Lewiston 20 Cony 21 Gardiner 26 Cony 0 Brunswick South Portland 25 78 6 27 35 All the Way, All the way! All the way, All the Way, All the Way! ! A k W I . 'I lc, X V 'Ii . ? in if J. A' F-HI! EIN' x '- 2- f X' F A 1. 3 f . , Q , 3 E zj ! any , it 5 A Q nf X Q ms I R . ' 1 Y Co-Captains Bob Rowe and Eddie Redman. Superstitious? There are 13 of us seniors here! Back: A. Pilsbury, E. Redman, S. Hines, R. Yorks. Front: D. Constanfine, C. Dube, B. Greene, R. Veilleux, R. Rowe, D. Sterling, I. McCatherin, C. Maliska, j. 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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: D. Parent, Head Cheerleader. Row 2: El. Murphy, Ei. Murphy. Row 3: C. De Voe, S. Coughlin, M Fallona. Row 4: I. Fairfield, L. Lapointe, C. Partridge, A. Campbell. Snappy memoirs! Ladies or the Tiger? Tell-tale Shadows. Here's to our peppy cheerleaders - quiet at the moment! They were wonderful leaders this year! . x M , f- f' 4, f, . ' , Q ,VQK :gr I, C s..r ,, on F ROSH CHEERLEADERS Front: B. Kimball, M. Grant, A. Beaudoin. Back: I. Nelson, C. Brewer, C. Herron, P. Goodwin. ,-Q. ffl 5, F i 9 I raw ' ff X!4f! f ff! Wx X ff 4' f ff 9 fi fn f f ,Z , if ' 11 2 ' LT. 'ug-wy 5 ii XJ I X .E 4 Q Maud, 1 nw ,, G, , , 4r 1', K A 1 - , M'-an 1 f f m,f.,myf,, QL 1 ,,,,,,,n,.4i,,q,4 w, f f . , , , l!wwfmwf4f?'f, m , , V , 0 1 ' M J 'fl ll MQW 'Q 4 , lff M? ', , . mi MQ F33 ' f I. V. BASKETBALL How 1: F. Quirion, S. Hastings, I. McDonald, L. Esty, R. Champagne. Row dMr. Arbor, I. Merrill, W. Kinsman, T. Sullivan, E. Flynn, W. Browne, P. Morgan I. Sc ' t. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: J. Corrigan, C. Boston, D. Fletcher, L. Coughlin, R. Brown. gow 2: Coach Suomi, L. Oullette, A. Sawyer, F. Paganucci, M. Noble, T. Cote, M. Radcliffe . Norton. il BOYS' BASKETBALL Much to our surprise the varsity did a marvelous job this year. We had great pride in our team. At the start of the season it looked very gloomy, but as the season progressed, so did the boys. They put together four wins in a row in midseason, in- cluding a top-notch game with arch-rival Gardiner. We had a young team this yea.r with four under- classmen in the starting lineups We look with great anticipation to the season of '58-'59, Individual top scorers were Williams, 158, Tschamlet, 154, Napolitano, 141. Cony Varsity Cony Opponents 56 Fairfield 60 27 Brunswick 66 50 Rockland 45 72 Lewiston 58 83 Hallowell 35 60 Crosby 46 60 Winslow 69 49 Gardiner 47 45 Rockland 51 48 Brunswick 53 64 Lawrence 69 45 Lewiston 63 38 Gardiner 45 54 Winslow 70 Cony Frosh Cony Ir. Varsity Cony Opponents Cony Opponents Morse Lawrence 37 Lewiston Brunswick 66 Brunswick Rockland 47 Morse Hallowell 26 Buker Lewiston 28 Gardiner Crosby 33 Brunswick Gardiner 71 Waterville Rockland 37 Lewiston Brunswick 60 Gardiner Lawrence 56 Waterville Lewiston 39 Gardiner 43 Winslow 31 85 TRACK Row 1: R. Rowe, N. Cloutier, P. Selwood, R. Yorks, I. Bechard, W. Elvin. Row 2: D. Constantine, P. Lawrence, C. Church, M. Radcliffe, J. Callahan, Coach Pmett, C. Farrar, R. Browne, W. Howe, B. Greene. TRACK The 1958 trackmen are on the go this year with a heavy schedule. The Red Rams are composed of many underclassmen and are headed by a strong, but small, veteran group. Although being weak in num- bers, the team is well-rounded in all the field and track events and looks forward to a successful season. On the list of this year's meets are: Cony, Deering, Portland, and Bowdoin Frosh at Bowdoin. SCHEDULE Kents Hill at Cony Cony at Hebron Cony at Gould Gardiner at Cony Winslow at Cony Cony at Colby C Froshj K.V.C. at Bowdoin Cony at Colby CStatej 86 Qu .141 f i ,. i .F V- . . ,, A - - 'gk .v .1 'f I ' ' Eta . , L ? ,. 5 , . .,, W 5 an 9 1 t... G4 3, gy Z if it 'W 5 . f ff '-' i 1 i VF fl unto i . l , ,-, ., i I tif. BASEBALL Rauf, 1: V. Tschamler, D. Herron, W. Miller, H. Williams, I. Mazerolle, T. Fletcher, A. Pils ury. How 2: S. Freeman, L. Fortin, K. Boston, M. Napolitano, Coach Clark, R. Small, G. Merrill, L. Coughlin. BASEBALL Spring has come again and so has our national pastime. A few veterans have returned to the Cony squad this year, but underclass- men make up the majority of players. Both the coaches and players hope to follow up last year's terrific record and bring home the K.V.C. bacon. The Rams will give their all in this year's ten scheduled games: Brunswick CZD Winslow Q 2 Q Gardiner C22 Waterville Q21 Rockland Q 2 Q 87 F, ' 1' . Af -avi A A 1 ,rf 'Eiga 1' . f Z wt -. 4, 9 , 1 f f fi. . , p 1 '-gi:-, v4 'v . 5.43 'Mt 4 I 4, if f F , , M 791 , ,:.g+,a,ff.. ' 7? ,, 31' F rim ,5,',f.' B- .3 ff r' S XM -45, it.. K, A43 .2 pf: inflj f' ' 'ii' ' 1' f l If ity' lL 'Q 1 . ? I. V. HOCKEY goto 1: C. Herron, C. Brewer, M. Rodrigue, S. Dogherty, I. Mendall, C. Hodgson, A. Beau- om. Row 2: M. Farrington, C. McCatherin, S. Korol, L. Brower, M. Grant, M. Dionne, M. F allona. Row 3: Manager J. McLaughlin, M. Tibbetts, K. O'Donnell, N. Barnes, A. Miller, P. Ohler, B. Field, M. Merrill, Coach Walton. FIELD HOCKEY The girls field hockey team, better known as the mud packersf' finished the season with an impressive record. The girls had four wins, two ties, and two losses. The season was plagued with postponements because of the Hu,', but even the g'Hu,' couldn't kill enthusiasm, spirit, and team work. Gossip says that bells were ringing the day the Cony-ites beat Kents Hill 4-0. The senior members of the team wish Mrs. VValton and her teams the best of luck. We are going to miss our lively bus rides and bell ringing. ihlllxf awfw WWW . . 'QF-2 W ,, ' Q V6 2' , PW .0-X -' f . 'E' L f - , slag 'HZY f m'vg:fs5,' ' fe X 9 ' fa db v, 'QI Q f-2 nf r'-L 7, -.xyi - 1 2554 33? l V I f. I 'Va A 9 xf: At 5. ' ' J' yi . 'I is f. 430,-A Q' JV 8' ' :ZS-!!,7'4,vf'. '. ,ffvf f X A .. 23, ,, xg.: 'zfiayf Q Lise . . Z a 49 'X 4,1-V4 X ev 4 f 4 X, f VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY - 41 -' L., -f A e 155' B 5, I ,in f ,1 A I V,-f7.,,,,-fafk L f e .. L, X A ' , Q 1 MM , dv f l 4 . 'ff V f gg I'x.sf'sP4ff2f'.U?5:- -SQL fffaj ,ifLf.., , ,, x, 4, ,M , . A A W Qwgfk, , up ,. Kipp ,k,:,' kb ,,x 5 -.,,f..f- ,X !..'f,f-, C K., , ,, X fi JL. tif- EQ3:-'VV-whip' ix. - . if Wy, , . .7 J, ., M QM,.Q.4-H V .,f,:ilv, ., A -M ,-, . ,. ZA. . f :,X:z.:,.5f, .,.gfp.5-MA -Q-4 - P ,g.,' 5' F F S 2 2,4 144 f v-,kv .Vf,v,i6'! J 7'!0'?f4f f w 'f ,. f 4. ,I F. - 1, .xxwu Row 1: El. Murphy, D. Brennan, Coach Walton, Captai.n N. Dumais, F. Hunter, Row 2: Manager C. Markos, P. McMillan, J. Vigue, M. Glew, Ei. Murphy, S. Coughlin. How 3: L. Stevens, E. Annis, D. Hinkley, C. Evers, D. Rodrigue. VARSITY HOCKEY SCORES Cony 2 Cony 1 Cony 4 Cony 3 Cony 0 Cony 0 Cony 1 M. C. I. M. C. I. Kents Hill Kents Hill Farmington Farmington Deering , . Me: - 3 4' it F M Y 10 ,, ,zzz rm vu 1- , . , fi , A if WJ , ., ,, . ffl' 'lf . 'Q if if lf , '. 4 Vik . f Q ' . ,W f f 4 ,MZ A ? ,,,, ,, WW. ff' ' ' ,Wg ' g f,23Qf , ,jy,' 1 ,, A , 5 Ji? ,- ., ,..,p jig., tx 1 1-ff . ' f' , ' 5 V , fi 1 ff W, f',.' '-1','f,,,,,4f ,,f,, 1 M ,f ,,,:,y- 1, ,, f ,. 'tif-f H 3 -' f X 1' 7 ,,',.,, 1, , ' ' '. I af. . , 'i , 19- i . ,,,,,, M, ,sg -, V , ,, I M ,, ,,,,, ' - , fn A , ' ,1'wzz:d' , V A 4, , ,. ,Q , V , ' Y f j,,'ff,wWv'ff ' 41 T ' JM f '1f,g.,fZfw'?fg -3 ' 1, - . , f '.' , I I g A K lf ,Jw N-.I g,,5f!QQik? - , ,, , , , ,QM Nw ' , 'V 1,4 'nmyv sr , -f Wmffv f ,ff ., ' 1, ,fav-I ,,,,vf,,3f,, , ' ,, , Q12 v , Wifi f- .'9,3..-HJ, 7 ., f, f, ,QV fn, f i ,fl ff , fwf Y '22, Q 4 V- , ,4.1F U' 4...J,,- .Ai ' LW' ..1,.VH as INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL M. Glew, L. Pelkey. B. Burdzel, P. Ohler, P. Murray. F. Hunter, L. Lapointe, A. Birkenwald. ,Z , . A Row 1: I. Brann, K. O'Donnell, M. Hussey, B. Jones Row 2: D. Rodrigue, I. Vigue, D. Hinkley, N. Barnes Row 3: S. Korol, M. Leighton, C. Pignolet, L. Stevens GIRLS' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row 1: G. Black, I. Pye, M. Rodrigue, R. Perry, I. Ellis, B. Kimball. How 2: P. Goodwin, S. Ludwig, P. Violette, S. Pellegrini, I. Maheux, C. Marsh, M. Merrill. Row 3: L. Lapointe, Manager, B. Quinn, H Metcalf, L. Brower, V. Clements, I. Wyman, E Wells, M. Mason, S. Dogherty. 'AN GIRLS' I.V. BASKETBALL Front: B. Burdzel, D. Hinkley, P. Murray, M. Leighton, M. Wescott, D. Rodrigue. Back: Manager C. Ouellette, M. Dionne, C. Evers, P. Ohler, L. Pelkey, Captain K, O'Donnell. lvl -V fx.. . - ....1wlu-. ., A-s.,..,, . Q --gr-1-.QQ- CIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Front: T. Miskavage, El. Murphy, Ei. Murphy, Captain F. Hunter. .i Back: Manager I. Purington, N. Dumais, W. Pierce, L. Stevens, A, Bell, P. McMillan, Coach Walton. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The 1957-1958 girls, basketball team finished their season with a record of four wins and tive losses. The girls opened their season with a see-saw game against Deering, the Hnal score being 42 to 39 in our favor. They all worked hard in every game and showed a fine display of teamwork. Mrs. Walton has high hopes for next year's team. The I.V.'s achieved the impressive record of eight wins and one loss. 91 Cony Opponents Deering Lewiston Winthrop Kents Hill Winslow Winslow Lewiston Winthrop Kents Hill A A TUMBLING Row 1: D. Learned, A. Bell, J. Purington, I. Fairield, A. Campbell, D. Parent, L. Lapointe, C. Pignolet, B. Burdzel, D. Plummer, A. Beaudoin, M. Glew. Row 2: M. Swift, D. Hinkley, E. Quinn, L. Pelkey, J. Nelson, B. Kimball, M. Merrill, S. Ludwig, K. Nicholas, I. Vigue, L. Brower. Row 3: R. Perry, M. Mason, M. Rodrigue, M. Couture, S. Arbour, I. Black, L. Lajoie, I. Maheux, P. Violette. GIRLS' SPORT PROGRAM This year our girls really contributed their share to the sports program. In the afternoons they could be seen bouncing and turning on the trampoline. Fridays they could be found swinging round and round in a merry whirl as part of the square dancing. With all the archery practice this last fall, we really ought to have some excellent archers. Between the time of hay and grass, our girls were hard at work tossing the balls across the volleyball net, whacking the birdie in vigorous badminton matches, or just rolling around on the mats. 92 ARCHERY Front: Chase, Stone, . Rodrigue, Hunter, Brower, . Barnes. Back: Perkins, Farrington Wells, Cass, . Metcalf, Runyon, M. Sawyer. zrwowg omvwzs SOFTBALL Row 1: S. Winslow, B. Burdzell, C. Evers, M. Hussey, D. Mitchell, S. Coughlin. Row 2: P. McMillan, M. Glew, L. Pelkey, S. Korol, I. Mendall, M. Swift, P. Murray. Row 3: L. Stevens, J. Vigue, K. O'Donnell, A. Miller, M. Fallona, M. Farrington 7 A sharp whistle - suaining leaps - swift passes - a pivot - speedy running - a sharp stop - feint -. jump shot - sw-i-i-s-sh! a basket! CARDINER GAME! Always one of the best ones! An even break for us this year, we And who can say that all the steam we worked up didn't more than off- set the disappointment of the loss of the second game! won this one at Gardiner, 49-471 44+ VOLLEY BALL PLAY-DAY Cony,s annual volley ball Play-Day sponsored by the CPE Club was held this year on November 22. Girls from Kents Hill, Gardiner, and Cony took part in the activities which included volley ball and ping-pong-hockey. A Thanks- giving theme was used and appropriate refreshments were served. The members of the victorious team, the Squirrels, received small stuffed dogs as a prize. Other teams were Turkeys, Horns-of-Plenty, Acorns, Pilgrims, and other names per- taining to the Thanksgiving festivities. ACTIVITIES EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert Locke ASSISTANTS Jean Foley Warren Elvin Edith Cheihnan PERSONALS-CHAIRMAN Lynne Mitchell Assistants Iean Carney Norman Aube Howard Williams Anne McArthur Mary Lou Leamed Clement Dube Eddie Redman Diana Rollins Joan Drummond Charles Ludwig Bruce Green Arthur Pilsbury David Obery Patricia Ga e Patsy Garsiig Cecile Giroux Art Ioan Nelson, Chairman and Photography Assistants Marthalie Peddle joan Howland John Lasso 5 J fr ' 'af 7 CONIAD Business John McCatherin, Chairman Assistants Cynthia Lewin Louise Dostie Sandra Caswell Robert Baudo David Stillman Robert Quirion Sports Donna Brennan, Chairman Assistant Robert Cames Proof Readers Ruth Hughes, Chairman Assistants Susan Ellis Judy Purington Barbara Smythe Typists Nancy Eaton, Chairman Assistants Violet Rodrigue Nancy Cottle Alice Clifford Deanne Bechard EDITORS Center: R. Locke, Editor-in-Chief. Left: W. Elvin, I. Foley, E. Cheitman. 44, DEPARTMENT HEADS Left: -R. Hughes, Proofreading, D. Brennan, Sports, L. Mitchell, Personals, I. McCatherin, Business: N. Eaton, Typing, 1. Nelson, Art and Photography. CONIAD STAFF Row 1: S. Ellis, M. Peddle, I. Purington, D. Brennan, M. Learned, A. McArthur, B. Smythe, C. Lewin . . . . d How 2: Miss Giddmgs, I. Carney, L. Dostie, D. Rollins, V. Rodrigue, A. Clifford, P. Carsi e, S. Caswell, I. Howland, P. Cagne, N. Eaton, Miss Vickery. Row 3: N. Cottle, R. Quirion, D. Stillman, R. Baudo, N. Aube, H. Williams, D. Obery, I Lasso, C. Dube, D. Bechard. Shop: Gm. SES vw Cony Cue-Rameses Staffs 1957-1958 Editor-in-Chief: Stephen Hines . Asst. Editor: Sara Coughljn - Business Manager: Brenda Foster RAMESES STAFF Boys, Sports: Iokes: Richard Lessard Richard Dumont Michael Napolitano General Reporters: Deanne Bechard Edith Cheitman Iackie Fairfield Ronald Godbout Girls' Sports: Faith Hunter Lila Stevens Bernard Perry Stanley Webb Art: Terry Richardson Theresa M atthieu Sharon Ienkins Robert Locke -Iudy Mendall William Miller ,Ioan Nelson Marthalie Peddle Iudy Purington Photographer: ,Iames Drum CUE-RAMESES Row 1: L. Dostie, E. Cheitman, L. Lapointe, S. Coughlin, S. Hines, R. Lear, D. Parent, I Camey, I. Nelson. Row 2: Miss Stevens, P. McMillan, M. Gilbert, A. Quirion, L. Stevens, A. Hanks, M. Hussey A. Clifford, D. Storr, C. Staciva, D. Bechard, M. Chapman, T. Richardson, S. Ellis, S. Pomer- leau, M. Dostie, I. Purington. Row 3: S. Webb, B. Perry, G. Corbett, A. Violette, W. Miller, M. Napolitano, R. Lessard, E Brann, S. Schrader, I. Drum, R. Dumont, R. Locke, R. Thurlow, R. White. Row 4: T. Goldberg, I. Mendall, A. Campbelljj. Fairfield, F. Hunter, L. Mitchell, R. Cod- bout, I. Schmidt, B. Smythe, N. Eaton, M. Peddle, S. Jenkins, K. McCormick, T. Mathieu. Lf 3, fm , f bmw semi:-W' kttwdd' 1 f f , ' 'zf'W:f'-' 1 , N , x K K -51 OUR CLASS V. I. Pfs! XVith plcnty of go poxvef Bob Lockc, Cfmiml Editor-in-Chief, und Steve Hinos, Clic:-H1ln1c.s'cS Editor and President of Student Council. '101 SENIOR MEMBERS OF COUNCIL Seated: L. Lapointe, Pres. S. Hines. Standing: W. Elvin, L. Dostie. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council for 1957-1958 is composed of sixteen members, four frbm each of the respective classes, and has a capable faculty advisor in Miss McAllister. The plan of continued membership, begun last year, has been tem- porarily put aside until further study can be made. Although the meetings are not on a regular schedule, they are held at least once a week. Attending the State Convention of Student Councils, appointing team mana- gers for each sport, approving athletic awards, and helping to start the Teen- Age Code in the right direction, were among its many accomplishments this year. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: M. Ciddings, L. Lapointe, Miss McAllister, Pres. S. Hines, Mr. Croxford, W. Elvin, L. D ' . Stancglmtg H. Stickney, I. Corrigan, C. McCatherin, P. Lawrence, T. Miskavage, D. McCabe, L. Coughlin, C. Church, I. Buck. ati- :ry W , ...,. .. -.. lf wi T 'f .L,,. ,, 3 Mi? F S1 ' -'-' my 4. GIRLS' STATE Front: B. Foster, D. Parent. Back: A. Hanks, S. Ellis, F. Hunter. At the 1957 Dirigo Girls' State one of our senior class members, Del Parent, received the singular award of being elected most outstanding girl and was one of the two Maine Girl-Staters to attend Girls' Nation in XVashington, D.C. We feel this is an exceptional honor, for Del is the first Conyite to have done this. BOYS, STATE How 1: R. Thurlow, S. Hines, R. Yorks. Row 2: R. Lessard, C. Ludwig, R. Sawyer, B. Greene. How 3: R. Baudo, E. Redman, W. Elvin, R. Wilson. Row 4: N. Aube, H. Williams. 5 4 9 'T . ,,.. T474 ya. 5,7 ,,,, ,mg if 'wi f , , ,,,,, f,., . ' 4 WWI WX wil QM A mf! 5 4 i f Y ' Q? 'Q t ,KVA ip ? XP ,, Jo A x wg , mfg . 'G Q at ew f A , X gffxl 'XL E., I f, fzixyqx ' xx Iii.. 416 , N fig '5 X N f f rag: X-f f N fs fQmhixx?. ' X ' X Q - f xi 5 f , f A if ,ff-um X . L V ' V c X 2 ry 4 I Nui' '-11. - --f 5' .1 Q K + , M GLEE CLUB Row 1: S. Dogherty, T. Goldberg, Miss Canavan, P. Pye, V. Swain, L. Brower. Row 2: H. Stickney, C. Kaiser, P. Taylor, G. Corbett, T. Sullivan, C. Ludwig, Pres. W. Elvin I. Kaherl, K. Young, T. Miskavage. Row 3: J. Swanson, E. Vigue, S. Scammon, I. Vigue. Row 4: j. Dole, M. Veilleux, D. Hayden, S. Scott. Row 5: M. Clew, M. Farrington, P. Taylor, L. St. Pierre. Row 6: C. Staciva, T. Deschaine, R. Yorks, R. MacFarland, T. Ballard, W. Loughlin, D. Elvin T. Barden, A. Camey, D. Stillman, I. Brower. Row 7: H. Raynes, I. Merrill, K. Elvin, R. Coffin. f if OFFICERS OF GLEE CLUB Librarian P. Pye, Sec. N. Dole, Pres. W. Elvin, Miss Canavan, Absent V-Pres. C. Ludwig. 4 K ' 4 , f A f f 'af , , . .ev 1 , ff' . by ' U 3 i , 4,0 M, V , 5 OUR CRCHESTRA ORCHESTRA On Floor: Mr. Danforth, A. Birkenwald, L. Mitchell, M. Tibbetts, L. Alexander, S. Samow. Seated: S. Korol, B. Field, S. Dogherty, G. Goldberg, Concert Mistress S. Ellis, I. Dole, F. Hunter, R Stevens, C. Hunt, L. Brower, C. Zientara, K. Runyon. b L . H . Bow 1: Cranshaw, P. Braley, I. Foley, T. Richardson, B. Kew, B. Cob , D agar,1 ' T Nodwell, D. Dinsmore, R. Wilson, I. Peterson, L. Watson, G. Camage, H. Roth, P. ay or, S. jenkins, 1. Swanson, G. Elvin, E. Gamage. Row 2: R. Pelletier, I. Drum, R. Babb, K. Nelson. Y ,, i,,,,, Z 2 li.-..s..-m ff Eileen CHIZZLE WIZZLE F IR RWM .1 K? , Lwffn-1 f ,ff ,I -W M .ff ff A Zfwfw fr 4 . W , r riff 67th Annual Show Stopover Stateside, the 67th - A Chizzle Wizzle to remember! The art work was the best yet . . . the stained glass Window . . . out of this world! The unsung heroes who spent hours arranging scenery and creating terrific lighting eilects . . . The booth workers topped the selling records of the past four years. Many production numbers . . . Frankie and Iohnnief' Nothing like a Dame,', The Trolley Song, and many more! Merlinls magic and ye glittering knights of King Arthur's Court . . . And the climax, March 21, the Grand Ball! nw a X.. V L. ii: Elaine ,,, , . ' v-'- 'f i 1 A Fi f li' e w ' f : ,. ...- AKE UP COSTUME EXE CU BACKSTAC-E, M , , - h , , H wland, Ml. Leigh' S Rawls' CE1lnSJm?HE'i123rf: Baines, L. Lxttleiield. Riga? . Presldent R H222 2'- P Tainer, L. Dupuis, S- Meadef, V- Bog- Foster 'V. Secretzfry l gh'-'f1Ow. rigue IN. .Eatom G- Lawrence, A' Blanche, ' R010 geIN5reSide1it gmythe Treas a , ' , 7 . ' ' U Aube, G' Grginshagu R Patterson, M. Braun, E- urer' P- Lawreiggbe' D' Legg-gild' Hugger B' ' Row 3: R. 00D ,Br Harvey, K- Morin, D. I , Asslstanf Treks- Pooler, G. Cottle, Tlgxazmifli G. Chicoine, N. Beaulieu- ENDMEN Left to R' ht: C- fidw1g1?'R9Ei'S'5f5, B tl an, I- McCatherin. , 4 1 I i '25, 13 f'-ily. fx.. . W2 . H ef K -4f,' q3 1 Aw W5 :af Mg' , f i 6 1 , V,. , if 1 :' ' ' A f ,. ff wig 5 ,L imp . . . . flf' 3 Jin f Row 1. EHIZZLE WIZZLE USHERS ,-.. ' ' gig? R..Xkg'1?g2fS2l?ep R. Baudo R L k DANCING CHORUS : - ' ' Oc J' La5S0, C. Dube S Schrad e, R. S..PaFt1'idge, B. Kimball, C. Greig, M. Masqn, M. el' E R d G1dd1HgS, D. Plummer, T. Mmskavage, D. Hmkley, D. Litchfield, L. Pelkey, C. McCatherin, L. Gray. In?n' A' K 1 ' ' 9 . Vxolette, R? Tschamler, P. Rod!-igile eA, .gnu lil -'ll -1,1 Ilia N MM WJ Chizzle Wizzle Memories of '58 X 'i'-f nie h1h 9, ,ff A1 If I 5 4 ,...........a! I ff 1 1 V i 4, 'fM f 5. r ' ,-.4g.4tlg4g- ,'ffsQ'ZL 17 1 GQ ' A sl W, Vf x, A v f ' E I L , Morgan LeFay, E. Cheitma.n CHIZZLE WIZZLE PLAY A Connecticut Yankee in King A1-thur's Court Page, C. Hunt, Sir Launcelot, D. Sterling, Sir Sagramor, B. Greene. .,., , -5 H 'ff 2' I, fl I qffivf, 3fj,':j,',,if.,,f ' . Ig N. of H 'Q if 'K 'X Vx , it ,qgkkgg :A -if I , ,ag I I , T-51, ff F I W' , 4 ff at at 31 5 l H K ff gl If 'XX , 2 l lx . , - ' M. ,.,.f,, fm 4, f?,ff'fi I W ' 3 7 f' , ' 541. -zine ' ' f ..'-QW , l lf. Nil' A e e, 1 l J K Z .-Q1 A ' 1' ' - . ,of hr ' ' X WL . V A f ., X 2 4 f - f M yu H? ,. , , ,. I f if , f . ay . Qi 1 f X . kj i li Sir Sagramor, B. Greene, Elaine, C. V--4- A Lewin. kg. if ,fl Y I X EL Z 2? 9 y, i . fl, . 'fe' l A l Sir Boss, S. Hines, Sandy, K. O'Donnell. Not shown: Mrs. , P Bennett, A. McArthur, Marion, jf 4 I. Weymouth. xl ll l 5 25? ' ' ff 'l , Mu 'Milf 'W . , , W X 2 1 1 ., f- 2 24 l ... 'N 2' 4 .,.-, A55 A L af ,, 11 Merlin, S. Lipman, King Ar- if ' ,Q thur, K. Nelson, Queen Guine- 5 ,I i jg vere, H. Metcalf. . , ix , ,.v . I QA we ' K 3 . , . 2 ,. 5. f K . , ., ,. 1 i ll BACKSTACE CREW I. Zientara, I. Howland, I. Pierce, L. Hall, N. Sher- wood, I. O'Donne1l, B. Flewelling, P. Haskell. cf M! . MNH Q2 The Climax of Chizzle Wizzle - the Ball wld Wm-...., 'Q I ' VT 3' Mui, H01 11,15 6 fs 4'N sv TWO MORE OF OUR V. I. P.'s At the well-known Yu-Bob Rowe, President of the Senior Class, and Bob Thur- low, President of Chjzzle Wizzle. 1 14 I4 Q FRESHMEN RECEPTION The Freshman Reception went oil with a bang this year. A glance at some of the costumes made the audience Wonder what had happened. As usual, and to their great delight, the sophomores won the contests. Susan Dogherty, dressed as an organ grinder, walked off with the first prize as akingf' jeff: Nichols Was awarded the boys, prize for the best costume, and he presided as queen. To the freshmen go our best wishes. l i. FRESHMAN DANCING PARTY The climax to the Freshman Dancing Classes took place on December 3 in the form of a gone stomp in the gym. Dave and Wayne's Dance Orchestra provided the music and a cool time was had by all. ,,-f , g M ,-yum Q.,fam,W,,1,.., , .-,f -fry ffiiivffwff-77 ff:vfm,mm1w'M1-f fnmmanmmmmmwfav-4fwmwq-P1Mmmfafvwswwwwa, -,f If ,J 9 J 2- -,af rx,- 4 K 7451 -1. A A , 9 . w 5' new ..V V' ,, 31 'in 2 X X 1 Z., N w f' V ,,, W 1 'V' H 4 Q , V V f f' 1 , ,Y Zgfy , 'ff ' I f- J 3, , ,fy XJ' ff ' 2, 2. ' W v I ,H k I 3 3' 1 ' A A :Q A 'rf , ,, 4. .V 43 A A , f'. if f 4 fb- f K , ir . wgw.. R 4 'C gan 'U in J q z 1 'w ., Sn 'M f '-14-up-4 B , V -V . :Q .L f si .99 Q Q' me ,,, 7 .5 f ff 1 f -.fi ,f if Lil 7' ,f Y ' MMJ V,f yu, f ' -.A ,MPN .,,M,MwW ,Y ,ff 4 -'id' lu, I ' 1' xv M ... 'vu-uk I W . Jw 'V Q, 4 .J ,, K. . X Lax -ff M, --51 TRICTLY www , L , My 'Q W , , f im f S x 3 ,W .wut V X wi f , S GRS SC 9, SENIOR PLAY SEVEN TEEN TH SUMMER ,Mi PLAY CAST Standing: S. Hines, D. Parent, C. Ludwig, M. Leamed, K. Nelson, S. Caswell, R. Lessard, B. Greene, A. McArthur, I. McCatherin. Seated: S. Hinds, E. Cheitman. Kneeling: C. Lewin. 1 -'s if VW :Z K ff , hgxm mil . -. ..,. an BACKSTACE HELPERS Standing: B. Smythe, P. Haskell, E. Lizotte, H. Bechard, I. O'Donnell, J. Pierce, N. Sherwood, I. Howland fabsentl. Seated: Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Tumer, L. Hall. A Wonderful audience and a wonderful play! Toot! Toot! Boy-Girl Chat. , ,f r ,kk No wonder I'm getting gray! Blind Date- Glorious Fourth! Country Club Dance. SERVICE PIN WEARERS Brenda Foster Treasurer Chizzle Wizzle Cue-Rameses Business Manager Louise Dostie Library Assistant Paul Haskell Projectionist Stephen Hines President Student Council Cue-Rameses Editor-in-Chief 1 , Rosemary Lear Faith Hunter Cue Editor-in-Chief Library Assistant Violet Roderique Dianne Storr Scrapbook Keeper Cue-Rameses Staff, 3 years Terry Richardson Stanley Shrader Cue-Rameses Staff, 3 years Cue-Rameses Staff, 3 years Anne Hanks Library Assistant Ruth Hughes Library Assistant fl p , M A 'AV' wi Q 'V ff Robert Locke Coniad Editor-in-Chief 5, Robert Thurlow President Chizzle Wizzle Cultura! Honestum! Salubritasl GRADUATION PARTS Seated: M. Dostie, Valedictoriang S. Hines, Salutatorian. Standing: L. Fortin, First Honor Partg N. Eaton, Second Honor Part. GRADUATIO All semors are eagerly awaiting Graduation and their final days at Cony. The iirst event is the Junior Prom held on May 23. Senior Chapel and the Lawn Party are to take place on june 3 and are sure to be enjoyed by all. The Senior Banquet at the Augusta House will see the reading of the class prophecy and the distribution of the yearbooks on June 7. June 8 is the date of Baccalaureate Exercises and the climax is Iune 11 - Graduation. l 2 3 I! i x X. N.R.O.T.C. CANDIDATES Seated: R. Sawyer, S. Hines. Standing: R. Lessard, B .Greene. ffN,- nm PM wg R. Lessard, United States Air Force Academy Candidate. W. Miller, West Point Military Acad- emy Altemate. S. Hines, United States Naval Acad- emy Candidate. ,, ...qv- me . .- f- 'VQ' L E ' f,:w....:,h . I -s gi X NATIONAL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH SEMI-FINALISTS Seated: E. Cheitrnan, I. Brower. Standing: R. Hilton, G. Morxissette. . uv V5 va 1 q YE' f F 4 7 2 i .3 + x 4 5 .xx r x i ,Q -,, , ..,. 5 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Seated: R. Wilson, E. Cheitman, R. Locke. Standing: K. Nelson, B. Greene, R. Sawyer. Finalists were Cheitman, Locke, Greene, Sawyer. Receiving letters of commendation were Wilson, and Nelson. ,.. ..,, . .5-1 f if X af u 1 V., 24 t J' Ae ,Q , , -. 4 ' J ' f i 4' ' 1' , i f 1 1. 1. 5 . 1 is ' 2 fi -,Wh we WASHINGTON TRIP April 11 was the opening day for the glorious events of the VVashington Trip. Aside from a slight accident the trip was just packed with ex- citement. New York City was our first stopg the United Nations Building, Radio City Music Hall, and the colorful night lights spelled adventure. Then came Gettysburg. The highlights of Washington were centered around the Lincoln Memorial, XVashing- ton Monument, and, of course, the Capitol. This is one vaca- tion that will really linger with us through the years. in W ,J rg. ,v .25 m X -4 fx X A 4 A 'Q 'if if ,, .ffvf 'ff Q yy., -W. 1 . Y? A. vz ,ly-5,-Q ,, La. L F ff ? , z 5, X f as .Af , -1 ,, I , W KLASS KATS Don Herron Harriet Bechard CLASS SUPERLATIVES MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY John McCatherin Del Parent S ff' ? BRAINIE ST Dick Lessard Edith Cheitman 3 CLASS ANGELS George Morrisette Susan Ellis ww MOST VERSATILE Steve Hines Del Parent 'F xN CEASELESS CHATTERERS Charlie Maliska Cindy Lewin fe A... ,S ,L,. SHYEST Dick Hilton Ioan Howland I f !,,,.A-AMW. ,, El BEST DRESSED Deane Constantine Anne McArthur s. CLASS BUFFOONS Joey Rollins Tucky Perldns . ,. , N, W. , , f, ,gf .4-f , .L X. , V, k , ,, ,W BEST DANCERS Dave Crocker Lorraine Lapointe MOST SOPHISTICATED Bob Locke Gail McGee MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Hines , Peggy Dostie T 'I tb 3 i KA- wi 44-A fi Q OLYMPIANS fMOSt Athleticl Eddie Redman Faith Hunter BEST LOOKING Ronnie Veilleux Ioan LaVerdiere CDamrenJ CLASS FLIRTS Don Herron Anne McArthur ifvyffw r--.ff Qi? 5407 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1958 RiCHARD SAWYER just four years ago, we, the class of 1958, sat in these very seats, this very au- ditorium at our graduation from grammar school. High School was just three short months away! Like magic the summer was gone, we were in High School!!! THREE insufferably long days later, the glamor, the excitement were gone. We had learned, the hard way, that 32', was not located on the fifth floor in the old building. We learned to clap erasers as they were never clapped before or else face the wrath of the Empress of Room 6. We learned that the man in the upper hall with his hair parted in the middle was not old Fred, the janitor as the upperclassmen had informed us, but rather the physics instructor. As if this hadn't been enough, we were informed by that same ujanitorv that we were invited to.a party just for us. Of course, there was some minor detail pertaining to clothing . . .Bathing beauty, Dick Sawyer, and Scarecrow, Shirley Savage, reigned while the sophomores, in a contest that was obviously fixed, defeated us. We had already learned that school did not end at 1:30 as we had supposed, but rather at 3:30 for many of us. Next we learned that another class was to be held in the evening. Dancing classes!!! Are you mentally retarded? Not me, no sir! However, this turned out to be one of our more enjoyable classes. We leamed to tell our left foot from our right, most of the time. Terry Richardson won the Cue-Rameses Slogan Contest that fall with her original line, Reach for the Cue. The principal, we've grown to know and respect, Mr. Horace Croxford, was a freshman right along with us. He took over the reins from Mr. VVilliam Macomber as top man that year and has been our guide and advisor throughout our four years at Cony. Our freshman football team worked very hard and emerged with a fine rec- ord. This team produced many future varsity stars. Our freshman year marked the first time that Cony did not play her home basketball games in the gym. Instead we began playing at the Armory where there is much more room for spectators and players alike. Billy Miller captained the freshman basketball team just as he did this yearis varsity. We elected Eddie Redman as our class president. Ronnie Vielleux was the vice-president, and Jean Carney was the secretary. The representatives of our class on the Student Council that year were Deane Constantine, Cy Ludwig, Brenda Foster, and joy McAuley. Many of our class took part in the 1955 Chizzle Wizzle. John McCatherin was an endman and Joyce Young had a leading part in the play. The very able chairman of our booth committee that year was Steve Hines. That spring john Brower and Richard Hilton were winners in their respec- tive divisions at the Regional Science Fair. Dick then went on to win the State Contest. 132 Of course, we mustnit forget the initiation of the honorary members into the Latin Club. What a wild party that was! The initiates emerged covered with lipstick, tand I don't mean the pleasant waylj Now summer was over. We were upper-lower classmen. No longer did we occupy the poop deck at assemblies. We could laugh at the new crop of green freshmen who seemed at least twice as small and twice as stupid as we could possibly have been. After adjusting ourselves to the school routine, we elected as our class officers Howard Williams, president, joy McAuley, secretary, and Deane Con- stantine, veep.,, Deane was also president of the Latin Club that year, and john Lasso was elected president of the Art Club. There were eleven members of the fighting varsity football team which lost a heart breaker to Gardiner, 7-6. Faith Hunter and Warren Elvin won the W.C.T.U. essay contest our sopho- more year. Broadway Revue was the theme of the 65th Chizzle Wizzle. johnny Mc- Catherin was again an endman and Ed Redman headed up our booth commit- tee. Many others in our class took an active part in the festivities either in the olios, the singing chorus, or on the booth committee. Steve Hines and Del Parent had leading roles in the play, Time Out for Ginger. That spring Richard Hilton took a first in the State Science Fair competition in the physics division competing against juniors and seniors. john Brower won a prize for his entomology exhibit. Although many members of our class were on j.V. teams our sophomore year, Don Herron was the only one to play either varsity basketball or baseball. Cony went to the Eastern Maine Basketball Tournament that year where we lost in the first game to a fighting Stearns team, 51-48. Noreen Dumais played on the Varsity Field Hockey team two years ago. Steve Hines and jean Carney were chosen as our class typical students that year. This was the first time these awards were made. Having survived the first two years in the salt mines, we were high and mighty juniors! Knowing that this year we were the superiors to over half the school, we were even inclined to swagger a little as we entered the school, CI said 'swaggerf not 'staggerfj We elected Steve Hines as our class president. Howard Williams was the vice-president and jean Carney was our class secretary. Our Student Council representatives were Nancy Cottle, Anne McArthur, Ronnie Veilleux, Bob Rowe, john McCatherin, and Del Parent. Looking around a little, we discovered two of the faculty had Hchickened out after many long years, Mr. Thurlow and Miss Prentiss were no longer here. It hasn't seemed to have done much good, retiring Miss Prentissg she is still a pretty familiar sight in the halls of Cony. We had sixteen members on the varsity football team that year. The team l 3 3 of 1956 is probably best remembered for their exciting win over Winslow, where they scored two touchdowns in less than a minute. That fall we revived an old sport at Cony, cross country. Billy Miller won most of the meets 'in which he participated. There was also a new athletic club formed, the Gymnastic Club. The Chizzle W'izzle of 1957 was just as its theme suggested, Out of this Worldf, Cy Ludwig, Ed Redman, and Brenda Foster were on the executive committee that year. David Stillman and Iohnny McCatherin were endmen while Tom Wilson, Del Parent, and Steve Hines had leading roles in the play. David Sterling was the chairman of our booth committee. Tom Fletcher starred for Cony's baseball team as an outstanding pitcher and Don Herron hit a .500 clip most of the season. Steve Hines and Ed Redman received our school's top award, the Everett V. Perkins Memorial Trophy for the most satisfactory record in every way for three years at Cony. Dick Lessard won the Harvard Book Prize. Del Parent and Steve Hines were chosen as the typical students from our class last year. Twelve boys and four girls attended Dirigo- Boys, and Cirls, State. Both Dick Sawyer and Faith Hunter were elected President of the Senate. Del Parent was one of two girls from Maine to go to Cirls' Nation in Vifashington. Another summer passed all too quickly, and now we found ourselves only thirty-six weeks away from graduation. It didn't seem quite right for us to be the seniors, they had always seemed so much older than we, yet we hadnit changed at all. The change was there, however, it was now our duty to guide and lead the entire student body. We elected Bob Rowe to the oiiice of class president. Del Parent became our secretary and Bob Thurlow the vice-president. Bob Baudo is this yearas president of the HI-Y Club, Del Parent is the presi- dent of the C.B.C., Dick Sawyer is president of the Debate Club and the French Club, Richard Lessard is president of the F.T.A, Steve Hines is editor of the Cue- Rameses and president of the Student Council. Peggy Dostie presides over triple-C meetings, Richard Hilton is president of the Science Club, Lorraine La- Pointe heads up the TRI-HI-Y, Bob Locke is editor of the Coniad, and Faith Hunter is president of the C.P.E. John McCatherin is president of the Spanish Club, Iohn Lasso is president of the Art Club, and Warren Elvin is president of the Clee Club. Bob Rowe and Ed Redman were co-captains of the football team this year. Seniors who lettered were Deane Constantine, Clement Dube, Bruce Green, Steve Hines, Johnny Lasso, Johnny McCatherin, Charlies Naugler, Ed Redman, Bob Rowe, Dave Sterling, Ronnie Veilleux, and Bob Yorks. Ronnie Bechard lettered his junior year. Ed Redman won the Lanny Cooper award for the out- standing lineman. Donna Brennen, Noreen Dumais, Faith Hunter, and Mary Learned lettered for the varsity girls Field Hockey Team. 134 Iohnny Lasso, Howard Williams, and Captain Bill Miller received varsity awards in basketball. Nini Dumais, Faith Hunter, Dianne Storr, and Iudy Purington played on the girls varsity basketball team. , Our senior play, Seventeenth Summer, was heralded as a great success by all who saw it. Steve Hines and Del Parent had the leads, but they were ably assisted by Kenneth Nelson, Sheila Hinds, Cynthia Lewin, johnny McCatherin, Anne McArthur, Edith Cheitman, Bruce Green, Sandra Caswell, Mary Leamed, Richard Lessard, and Cy Ludwig. How can we ever forget our last Chizzle Wizzle at Cony which was truly a Stopover Statesidelv Bob Thurlow was our hard working president. Brenda Foster juggled the figures to show one of the largest profits in the history of Chizzle Wizzle. Barbara Smythe was the secretary and Dick Lessard and Faith Hunter were also on the executive committee. From underneath the black make- up peered the five faces of Messrs. McCatherin, Stillman, Ludwig, Crocker, and Rowe. Steve Hines was the Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Courtf' The class of 1958 probably set some sort of record for winning outside schol- astic awards. I hope the whole community will take note of this and give credit where credit is due, to the faculty of Cony High. Edith Cheitman, Bob Locke, Dick Sawyer, and Bruce Greene were finalists and Certificate of Merit winners in the National Merit competition, putting them among the top one half of one percent of the countiyis high school seniors. Iohn Brower, George Morrisette, Richard Hilton, and Edith Cheitman were the only ones in the state to receive recognition for their participation in the Westinghouse Science Talent Research. Steve Hines is Representative Coflin's principal nominee to Annapolis, and Billy Miller is an alternate candidate to West Point. Dick Lessard is the prin- cipal nominee to the Air Force Academy and Bob Carnes is an alternate to An- napolis. Both Steve Hines and Dick Sawyer qualified for the N.R.O.T.C. program. Del Parent was named as our school's good citizen by the D.A.R. and Edith Cheitman is the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow winner at Cony. At the time of this writing there are many awards still forthcoming. There may be records set by our athletes, however, the printer is waiting. These things can never be forgotten, anyway. There it is, our class history. Our high school careers are fast drawing to a close. After four years Cin some cases 5 or GQ weire leaving. Many will cry and feel sad, however, graduation should be a happy occasion. As we look back upon the experiences we've had here at Cony, the friends we've made, and the ac- complishments weive achieved, let's feel grateful that we have had them, and not sad because they are gone. For now there is more to dog we have more of life to lead, more of life to learn. Yet as we go out into life, there is one thing we can be sure of, weill always be a part of Cony just as Cony will always be a part of us. 135 GIRLS' CLASS WILL LOUISE DOSTIE IUDITH PURINGTON We, the girls of the class of 1958, being the most adorable, charming, captiv- ating, lovable, and in summary the VERY BEST little ANGELS ever to roam the halls of Cony High, do hereby bequeath with much regret, and many crocodile tears from our big, beautiful crossed eyes, the following articles hoping that the beneficiaries of this Last Will and Testament will appreciate our precious treas- ures and use them all with due respect and reverence. ARTICLE I GENERAL BEQUEATHS To the childish freshmen we leave an ample supply of false eye lashes, mas- cara, tweezers, purple lipstick, powder, bobby pins, home permanents, a variety of hair dyes and bleaches, and blue linger nail polish, in hopes that these articles will help them learn the ropes a little faster. It will take them long enough anyway. To the sophomores we leave our sack dresses, long necklaces, our worn-out ivy league shoes of all shades, sizes, and styles, and our old hot rods and, last but not least, our special techniques of getting out of the messes we get into. To the juniors we leave our secret hideaways, certain handsome junior boys whom we have held in a daze for so long, with the hope that they will know what to do with them. We also leave our forged and re-forged passes which we have used down through the ages to be destroyed. We never got away with it, and you never could either. ARTICLE II INDIVIDUAL BEQUEATHS I We, Doris Bilodeau, Betty Brunelle, and Mary Ann Gorneau, will our ability to roller skate to Mr. Parker. This should enable him to have ample speed in catching WHO DUNITD during iirst lunch period. We, Deanne Bechard, Sally Doyle, and Joan Drummond, will our reputa- tion for hotrodding, which we have worked so hard to attain, to anyone who thinks that he can kill the same number of cats, knock over as many telephone poles, and land in as many ditches as We have. We, Arlene Dumont and Joyce Dumont, will our ability to keep awake in third period English Class to the upcoming seniors who might think that it is easy to do so while Miss Stevens is reading poems of 18th Century England. I, Arlene Blanche, leave my camera to Clark Studio to replace the one broken during the photographing of our class pictures. I, Margaret Peppy Robichaud, leave my ability to dance the liven to Mr. Charles Blondy,' Arbor to add that Rock and Roll atmosphere to his history classes. 136 We, Pat Pye and Lynne Mitchell, will to Paul Rodrigue the privilege to be- come a decided blond-we decided only recently. I, Brenda Foster, leave my oflice in the Girls' Physical Education Club to Larry Coughlin, who, I am sure, would get more enjoyment out of it than I did. We, Sandra Hartley, Betty Hillier, and Eileen Kennedy, will to Mike Napoli- tano, with no rules or regulations, a Department in the Womenys Army Corps. I, Harriet Bechard, will absolutely nothing to anyone, for I am taking every- thing I have with me. We, Ieannette Pare, Dianne Storr, and Carol Sutton, leave our excess height to that dashing Romeo of the Sophomore class, Jerry Zientara, in hopes that he might carry one of us away to his hideaway. I, Anne McArthur, will my romantic problems to any algebra teacher who is willing to spend hours attempting to solve the unknown. We, Barbara Sheloske and Nancy Sherwood, leave our upright frankness to Mr. Parker who is always trying to prove that Mr. Arbor was in college while he was still in grammar school. I, Cynthia Lewin, will my wild, crazy antics to MAD COMICS. We, Noreen Dumais, Sandra Caswell, Betty Cummings, and Betty Cunning- ham, the former terrors of Room H, ain't gonna leave nothing. We figger that there ain't nobody in this here school deserving of our precious treasures. I, Nancy Stratton, will my big beautiful eyes to Mr. Pruett who certainly could use an extra pair during sixth period study hall. I, Edith Cheitman, leave my treasured solid geometry and trig books to Stevie Albison, who, I understand, loves to delve into the mystery of Bgures, angles, and curves. I, Alice Clifford, leave my limpid eyes-no, my shapely figure-no, my shin- ing hair-Oh, I'm afraid I haven't the heart to part with any of them. I, Claudette Rodrigue, leave my long, curly, blond hair to Mr. Bunker and Mr. Grant. Now maybe they will be able to stop using that Vaseline Hair Tonic which they have been using for so long. I, Patricia Tuckiev Perkins, leave the record of my four years at Cony to CRIME MAGAZINE. I, Jean Carney, leave my position as head majorette to Gordon Corbett. Can't you just picture him strutting in front of our band! I, Angela Sirois, will my love of cowboy music to Don McCabe and Bobby Bernier. This might add the Western touch to their wild Saturday nights. We, Ann Hanks, Andrea Walter, and Helene 'Weeks, leave our long slender fingers to the big-fisted Conyites who are havin trouble passing their time tests. We, Donna Brennan and Rosemary Lear, Ieave our quick tempers to April Campbell to add to what she already has. We, Eva Lizotte and Sheila Hinds, leave Home Room D and Mr. Soumi to the birds! I, Patricia Garside, leave my tiny waist to that minute performer of the sing- ing Held, Fats Domino. We, Susan Ellis, Terry Richardson, and Shirley Savage, leave a violin, an accordian, and a guitar to Mr. Croxford, Mr. Dogherty and Mrs. Walton. Now the square dancing classes should really be hep to the jive. I, Mary Lou Learned, leave my hockey stick to Mr. Turner as a means of protection when he carries his bawlings out a little too far. We, Betty Suitter and Iudy Peaslee, leave our love of Cony to the Freshmen, who seem to like it so well that some of them are planning to stay at least Eve Vears. 137 I, Faith Hunter, leave my red and white striped socks to Mr. Clark to match the fiery moods he gets into at the basketball games. We, Ioanna Tschamler and Mary Douin, leave our art drawings to the male members of the faculty to be hung in their fabulous Art Gallery, the boiler room, to add to the variety of junk Cpardon me, I meant articlesl which have accumu- lated there during the past four years. I, Sandra Winslow, leave my song, Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Betterv to Philip Clark, Larry Smileyv Soule, and Mr. Into Soumi, who are always trying to outdo themselves with their jokes and fibs. I, Gail McGee, will a tranquilizer to Carol Greig to soothe her nerves when she goes on one of her frequent rampages. We, Dora Toussaint, Nadia Norwood and Shirley Thomas, will to those un- fortunate Iuniors waiting for their history grades a prayer, Give us this day our daily break. I, Margaret 4'Peggy,' Dostie, will my brain to the United States Lab of Be- search in ScientiHc Phenomena in hopes that they will finally be able to solve the Mystery of the Ages of what has been going on in this head of mine for so many years. We, Betty Kew and Rebecca Stevens, will Mr. Danforth to Elvis Presley's manager. Mr. Danforth should be an adequate substitute for Elvis. We, Ioan LaVerdiere, Katharine Morin, Marcia Woodward, Diana Rollins, leave several baby rattles and teething rings to certain childish sixth period study hall Iunior boys who behave as if they were still in the nursery. I, Delina Del', Parent, leave my snappy eyes, ever-moving lips, vivacious smile and personality, which all add up to KPEPW, to that speed demon of Comets, Field Marshall Ernie Grant. ARTICLE III SPECIAL FACULTY BEQUEATHS To our beloved principal, Mr. Horace Croxford, we leave nothing, the mere fact that we are leaving will probably send him into hysterics for several months. To the teachers, we leave our sarcastic remarks, hateful looks, our love for forgetting homework, and for losing assignments, although we know that they are not fully capable of taking over these responsibilities. To Miss McAllister, we leave the following modern', poem to replace the old fashioned Shakespearean Sonnets: Twinkle, twinkle liddle Sputnik, You iss Rawshian dirty tricknik, Up above der world so high Making Zig zags in der sky. How der heck can people sleep VVhen all night long goes Beep, Beep, Beep, Beepfw 1 3 8 ARTICLE IV I, Robert Rosie,' Rowe, the only Senior boy to possess the admirable ability of handling Parents,' and the only boy in Cony to have a gait like a penguin, do hereby junk the following items: 1. My treasured fleece lined shoes to Miss Mossler so she may puddle hop Without getting her feet Wet. 2. My practice football jersey that stands by itself to the next Cony center so he will have extra support. 3. And last but not least, my red hair and red vest to the very shy retiring and modest chief of Room D-of course, Mr. Soumi. I, Johnny Don Iuanv McCatherin, the greatest Romeo to pass through the doors of Cony, leave the followin articles in hopes that the recipients of my valuables will realize how lucky they are to have anything, just anything that has belonged to ME. 1. I leave my constantly used motto, Love 'Em and Leave 'Emn to Larry Coughlin who seems to have the supreme desire to break as many hearts as I have. 2. To all the freshmen, I leave my unsurpassed ability to soft-talk the teach- ers-as no one-Positively no one-has been able to emulate. 3. To all future Senior plays I leave my round face to insure romance, my merry chuckles to win the dames, and my unfailing supply of good humor to in- sure an all-out success-Who could ask for more-just Who? We, the girls of the class of 1958, do hereby declare in the presence of Cod and these Witnesses that this is our last will and testament. Signed, sealed and delivered on this 3rd day of Iune, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Eight, at the Cony High School in the city of Augusta, county of Kennebec and State of Maine. Attested: Snow VVhite Humpherey Prince Charming Croxford and Wicked Witch Walton Signed: The- Seven Dwarfs: Sleepy Stevens Happy Hayes Dopey Danforth Doc Dogherty Grumpy Grant Sneezy Soule 'Bashful Bunker 139 I, Cecile Giroux, will peace and quiet to my homeroom teacher, Miss Clem- ent. Now that I am out of Room C, her chances of remaining sane will be better. VVe, Ieannette Lachance, Juliette Lachance, and Linda Lammers, leave our profound kindness to you unfortunate, caged animals of the Cony Zoo. I, Lois Hall, leave my dramatic entrance on the stage during the Chizzle VVizzle play to anyone who wishes to fall,' in my footsteps. I, Ioy McAuley, leave my tap shoes to Miss Gibbs. Now maybe those poor underclassmen will at least have half a chance to get away when they hear her coming. I, Shirley Cox, will my booklet, How to Skip School and Get Away With IF' to Timmy Davis. Maybe he will be able to get more benefit from it than I did. I, Germaine Cyr, leave a ten-gallon coffee pot to that Chain Gangv of the boiler room and their warden, Acev Croxford. I, Clara Wentworth, leave a profound wish to Larry Soule in the hopes that he will soon be singing The Bells Are Ringing For Me and My Calf' I, Nancy Dole, leave my many voice lessons to Patty Murray to improve her Corridor Serenadesf' I, Annette Charest, leave my beat-up, cranky, dilapidated jalopy to the city dump. I, Nancy Eaton, leave my ability to sew to the male members of the faculty. Now they can have a sewing session while they chit-chat in the boiler room. We, Ioan Howland, Ruth Hughes, and Leone Giroux, leave our quiet, shy manner to Bobby Hess. Maybe this will save his frequent trips to the office. I, Patricia Gagne, leave my claim in the Pelletier family to Maggie Couture, who, I understand, would like to have a claim of her own in the same family. I, Dawne Cote, now that I am getting out, leave no regrets, and I do not think the teachers have any regrets either. I, Violet Rodrique, leave with pleasure Room E ENTIRELY to Miss Hale. VVe, Marthalie Peddle and Ioan Nelson, leave our openings at Jean McCath- erine's Dance Studio to Miss Clement and Miss Bull. I, Marcia Barter, will my attraction for Farmington Teachers College to Paul Chaplin. I know how much Paul just loves teachers and detention. Maybe he should take up teaching. I, Lorraine Lapointe, leave my position as cheerleader to Pat McFarland. VVith his cheering and cute legs, I am sure the tide will turn to our side next time we play VVinslow. We, Sandra Barry and Iudy Swanson, much to our delight, leave! l We, Ioan wifham and Susan Glazier, leave the Augusta General Hospital ENTIRELY to the patients. VV e, Marlene Larabee, Barbara Nichols, Ioan Pierce, and Elaine Vigue, leave our bright sparkling diamonds to our frustrated school-marms who are still anxi- ously waiting for theirs. I, Jean Foley, leave mv loud echoing, extra high pitched voice and stern manner to Mr. Parker to add to what he has already, hoping that he will be able to control the Senior boys better than he has this year. I, Joyce Young, will my last name and petite Hgure to all the teachers who still have the ardent desire to look that way. I, Betty Longfellow, leave this bit of advice to the underclassmen: Don't store your chewing gum under desks or chairs for future use. It always tastes like varnish and you never can be too sure it is your very ownf, I, Barbara Smythe, leave my love of Iulius Caesar to Brutus, who had per- fectly good justification in killing off the old goat. 140 , I ' Q3 r' 1 9 .Lv 7: aw, 54 yf rp , fm, R , X xv f. Qc, ,.v 1-, ' 155 W ff as-'YE' Q1 C if ,fu if r'w.Q UU' 4. X... 1 2. W 4 xy X7 If ' ,A 5' 7, f, My I... I V, 2 I Af .. , 1 ,IWW ,.-1 ,naffwwpfw , f M, BOYS' CLASS WILL JOHN MCCATHERIN ROBERT Rows I There comes a time in a young manis life, When he faces the world, its problems and strife. And after four years in our old Alma Mater, Weire ready to go, but weire not a bit smarter, We're leaving. Weill miss the place we knew so well, We'll miss the sights, the sounds, the smell. Weill miss the teachers, friendly smile, But we won't be back for quite a while, We're leaving. Weill miss the chief who talks so gruff, But, actually, he's not so rough. The worries have caused his hair to turn grey, Rest easy, Horace, we're leaving today, 'Weire leaving. Weire leaving now after four long years, If this poem continues weill soon be in tears. The halls will be quiet, the halls will be still, Enough of this hogwash, now on with the Will, Weire Gonel l I II I, Norman Aube, leave my masculine muscular body to Guess Who?- Ierry Zientara. I, Rees Bartlett, leave my ability to sleep in P.O.D. class to Miss Webster, Who is always trying to catch a few Winks herself. I, Deane Drummer Boyv Constantine, leave my Bock Hudson looks and my Greek God build to that well-built boy of the junior class, Buster Bell. I, Edward Gerrier, leave my custom-made D.A. to the fellow with 'the custom-made head, Franny Parker. I, Richard Hilton, the shyest boy in Cony High, leave my quiet ways to Dennis Finnemore in hopes that some of them might rub off on him. I, Stan Schrader, leave my wild Saturday nights, my reckless driving, and Barbara to Bobbie Hess, who, although he has no Barbara and certainly no driv- ing, sure has Wild Saturday nights. I, john Lasso, leave my intelligent reasoning, my love for the National Guard, and my hoop-happy basketball style to Bob Cousy. I, Bill Carney, leave my Eve-year plan to Miss Gibbs, who is starting on her five-year plan at Cony. I, Tom Ballard, leave my athletic abilities and my Mr. Universe physique to Gorden Corbett. I, Dave Stillman, leave my surplus hot air, of which there is a great deal, to the athletic department to keep the footballs blown up. I, Don Herron, undoubtedly the best athlete, the biggest cat, the best look- ing, and the greatest guy ever to honor Cony High School, leave some of these 142 qualities in the halls of Cony because I certainly have more than my share. I, Bob Baudo, being of sound mind, leave the Hi-Y Club presidency to Judy VVhitney, who can probably do more with it than I did. I, Stephen Henry Hines, President of the I Love Carol Club,', leave my shadow, Robert Steinmeyer to Ma O'Connell, who does her share of shadowing in the halls. I, William Loughlin, second cousin to skyscrapers, leave my lengthy stature to Anne Beaudoin. I, Frank Raymond, leave my ability to jiggle like jelly to the Home Ec. Department. I, Bill Perry, leave my baby-face and flight-sweep haircut to dainty May- flower Bill Allen. I, Happy Joe Silk', Rollins, leave my ability to skip school to Horace Croxford, who would be much more appreciated if he would skip once in- a while. I, John Brower, leave my collection of bugs to Lorraine Downs. We, Stephen Chase and Norman Cloutier, leave our speed on the track to Flash Ernie Grant. I, Dick Edwards, leave a one-way ticket to Alcatraz to Frenchie Albert. I, Omer Beaulieu, leave my hot Pontiac to the cannonball of the faculty, Miss Mossler. We, Robert Bilodeau, Michael Cormier and Maurice Brann, each leave one cupful of gas and a thimble of oil to Mr. Ayotte, Mr. Danforth and Miss Hale, for their gigantic automobiles. I, Kenneth Nelson, leave my role in Chizzle Wizzle Play as King Arthur to Carol Greig. Now Queen Carol will have the rights to try to run everything. I, Charles Naugler, leave my title of ceaseless chatterer to that quiet little mouse of the sophomore class, Clare Evers. I, William Miller, the lady killer, leave a carbon copy of my secret diary to NBC Television. This can be used when Martha Scott runs out of material for Modern Romances. I, Arthur Pilsbury, hoping to grow up now that I am graduating, leave my rattle and teething ring to someone who I doubt will ever grow up, Stevie Albison. I, Frank Parquette, leave my girlish figure and my feminine ways to Liberace. I, Fred Duncan, leave my brain to science, better yet, to Fred Turner. I, David Obery, leave my silk underwear to be used as a curtain for the 68th Chizzle Wizzle. I, Carlton Davy Crocker, leave my coonskin cap to that old bare Lili St. C . yr I, Warren Elvin, a real cut-up in the meat department at Doten's, leave my hacking to a real old hacker on the fairways, Phil Clark. I, Clement Dube, alias Al, leave my fierceness and ferociousness to Georgie Nason. I, George Dawbin, leave the wings I have earned in the Air Force Reserve to James Cement Weymouth, with hopes that he will take the hint and fly. I, Tom Fletcher, make like a stick and beat it. I, Louis Fortin, leave my brain to science. I, Sherwood Freeman, leave my blushing red face to Mr. Peepers. I, Bruce Greene, leave my chivalrous actions as Sir Lancelot to Bob Champagne. I, Paul Haskell, leave a vacuum cleaner to Cony High School, to clean up the mess the Class of ,58 has made in the last four years. 143 I, David Ierolman, leave my front seat in Miss McAllister,s English class to William Shakespeare. I, Dick Lessard, leave my electric razor, which I never use, to fuzzy-face Bobby Bernier. I, Robert Locke, leave my cosmopolitan attitude and my sophistication to Roger Bonenfant. I, Charles Dickiev Ludwig, leave my weird conception of music to Miss Canavan. I, Joel Marsh, leave my collection of tall hunting and fishing tales to Larry Soule. I, George Morrissette, leave my ghostly piano playing to Algis Kalvaitas, who is quite a spook himself. I, Frank Newman, leave my small car to Anne Beaudoin, to help erase her inferiority complex. I, John O,Donnell, leave my wild and reckless driving to Cordon Bryant. I, Bernard Perry, leave my skill with a hacksaw to Miss Bull. I, Norman Poulin, leave my Manchester drawl to Mrs. Clark. I, :'Easy,' Ed Redman, the terror of Malta Hill and the pride of Sand Hill, leave my feminine twitter and gentle ways to Miss Stevens. I, Howard VVilliarns, a boy with much F aith, leave my black curly hair to Charlie Arbor. I, Ronald Veilleux, the ace,' of the senior class, leave my black leather jacket and motorcycle boots plus my hound-dog look to the ace of the Appian Way, Millie Carrier. I, Roger Wilson, leave my cool trumpet playing to old hot lipsv Michelle Dionne. I, Richard Roderick, leave my quiet ways and the old saying that children should be seen and not heardv to Timmy. Davis. I, Lawrence Roy, leave my high-heeled cowboy boots to Bonnie Nesbit. I, Stanley Webb, leave my shoe laces to Coach Dogherty. I, Bob Thurlow, leave my playhouse to the kiddies of Cony, the freshmen. I, Dennis Hutchings, leave a leaky pipe to all the drips in Cony High. I, Kenneth Liscomb, leave a motor scooter to Mr. Arbor and Mr. Parker. Now they can mn over to Mikeis to get their coffee. I, Warren Brewer, leave my favorite saying, If you're so smart, why aren't you rich, to Cerry Bechard. I, Richard Dumont, leave my sideburns to Ira Bunker. I, David Hassen, being of sound mind and soft body, leave my key to Patti Murray's heart to the First National Bank with the provision that they lock it in their vault and never open it. I, Dave Sterling, leave my cute little boyish grin to Boris Karloff. I, Bobby Quirion, keeping up the tradition of all Cony class wills, just plain leave. I, Ronnie Pancho', Bechard, leave my ability to be ineligible for football to Donnie McCabe. I, Bob Carnes, leave the grease I have collected as a filling station attendant to some one who uses an ample supply in his hair, Del Carney. I, Paul Brann, leave my pudgy arms to Charles Atlas. I, Richard Blackie, Bechard, leave a long-handled paddle to Mr. Suomi that he may continue to pat himself and Room D on the back. I, Richard Sawyer, leave my smooth oratorical voice to that other oratorical genius, Dave Fletcher. We, John Fallona and Ben Merrick, superior members of the five year club, 144 do hereby leave application to the club to Dick Auclair, whose chances of gain- ing entrance are very good. I, Robert VVhipperv Wheelock, singer of the song Inst Mollie and Me and The Pizzas Are Free, leave all the sour pickles at Damon's to the underclassmen. I, Bob Yorks, Romeo of the diaper set, leave my childish approach to women to Mike Napolitano, who has no approach at all. I, Norman Beaulieu, leave the cafeteria and especially the shepherd pie with hopes that they will, from now on, kill the shepherd Hrst. I, Robert St. Armand, leave my infectious boyish grin to Fred Tru'ner. I, Bob Cooper, the Don Juan of the shop, leave a pair of my overalls to be hung on the flag pole in remembrance of me. We, Donnie Carlton and David Gallant, leave our love of cards and the roller skating rink to the fun-loving faculty of Cony High. III I, Louise Dostie, by far the most pert and petite girl in the senior class, leave my rosy and dimply cheeks, my pony-tail, my flight-swept glasses, my typewriter and shorthand pad, and my affectionate boyfriend to Robert Ripley, to add to his collection of oddities. I, Iudy Purington, the girl who makes it a habit to know all the dirt in the decaying halls of Cony, leave my freckles to the freshmen, so that they may be typical Cony freshmen and I, also, leave my upper and lower jaws to science to help prove that there is perpetual motion. IV GENERAL BEQUESTS We, the senior members of the class of 1958, do hereby bequeath the follow- ing items: 1. A tree to be planted in front of the aschool on the humpf, to remind us of that nursery stock better known as the sophomore class. 2. A gold medal to Perry Shibles. Any man who can go through four years of service with a class like us to cope with certainly is a brave and stalwart in- dividual. 3. Mike's Lunch, or Teen-agers' Haven, to- the underclassmen for use in sustaining their nicotine fits before and after the 8:00 to 1:30 shift at the diploma facto . All, And we, the Writers of this Will, leave a new pair of scissors to Charlie Arbor to replace the old pair he wore out cutting out the naughtier parts of our Will. We, the ex-peons of the school on the hill, do hereby declare in the presence of God, and these witnesses, that this is our last will and testament. Signed, sealed, and delivered on this third day of june, 1958, at Cony Fun House, City of Hilarity, State of Excitement. Signed: All the boys and Maurice,v ltchy,s, Donnie,' and 'Ceorgiev Arrested by: G. Alfred and Archie. Also, by: Horrors Alphonso Cardboard 145 WHY CONIAD BUSINESS STAFF Seated: S. Caswell, L. Dostie, Chr. I. McCatherin, C. Lewin. Standing: D. Stillman, R. Baudo, R. Quirion. APPRECIATION We of the Coniad Staff wish to express our gratitude to the many faithful friends of Cony who have placed advertisements in our yearbook. Our special thanks also go to the members of our Business Staff who have worked so hard to make this book a success. 146 i -I 'r R 1.0, 7, -A is Compliments of 1 is I .I K! I A 22 LAVERDIERES REXALL DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists I AUGUSTA MAINE Compliments of Sears, Roebuck Sr Co. 199 Water Street Augusta, Maine Compliments of Hudson Pulp and Paper Corp. KENNEBEC DIVISION Makers of Fine Tissue Products 1 4 7 RAY LAMMERS PIONEER HOUSE 50 Winthrop Street - - Tel. 3-8525 NICOLSON 81 RYAN JEWELERS The Bride's Best Friend TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS CO. Distributor for Smith-Corona Elec. - Std. - Portable Typewriters and Cash Registers Sales - SUPPLIES - Service fl 96g State Street Phone MA 3-8158 Compliments CARTER RICE STORRS 8: BEMENT INC. Incorporated of Printing and Industrial Papers Snell Tire Company Tel, 3-3335 300 Water Street Augusta Compliments of ROSELAND RESTAURANT Barden Grain and Grocery Store 145 Bangor Street Tel. 3-9131 Compliments of R. P. HAZZARD COMPANY BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO CMaineD BUNKER 8L SAVAGE Architects ' Engineers 241 WATER STREET Augusta, Maine Serving Augusta Area 30 Years A. H. Wescott-Manager 86 Court Street MAyfair 3-4708 n Mayfair 3-4596 George Freedman's FACTORY SHOE OUTLET Direct from factory to you Pay Less Buy the Best Boss: Winfred Rolfe Nancy Tilley Margaret Crandall Compliments Of MAPLEWOOD DAIRY May your future years be filled with Success and Happiness KENNETH B. FISHER 149 Cony High Students A Cordial Welcome Awaits You at DEPOSITORS You Are Invited to Use Our Complete Banking Services DEPOSITORS TRUST COMPANY AUGUSTA. MAINE 19 Offices Serving the Heart of Maine MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE coRPoRATIoN MEMBER or FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments of HENRY L. BOURASSA, D.M.D. It has to be good if it's from AUGUSTA HARDWARE and PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. Plumbing 8: Heating Supplies Boilers-DuPont Paints-Radiators Furnaces Roofing Materials - Electrical Supplies Builders' Hardware Tel. Augusta 3-3568 14-16 Western Avenue McLEARY'S Ai1gusta's Quality Men's Store 262 Water Street Augusta, Maine Compliments Of PATTERSON'S GREEN HOUSE fi 2 Compliments of REGGIE'S TEXACO SERVICE Augusta Maine Next to the Augusta House 920061 f:,-FJJCL fo you in jiffy-eiglzf FABRICS X f 2 7 As employers of many a Cony graduate we wish the present graduating class every success. We are always ready to talk to any of you who wish to make textiles a career. BATES MANUFACTURING CO. Edwards Division Bates Division Hill Division Augusta Lewiston Lewiston 151 ALLEN'S TheNew Transfer and Storage MIKE'S LUNCH . . French Fried Onions, Hamburgs Local and Long Dlstance Moving Hot Dogs, Lobster Rolls, Finest Coffee - Fried Clams - French Fries Packmg - Storage Greek sslsa-chieken in the Basket Dial MA 3-3011 15 Bangor Street, Augusta, Maine 14 Bridge Street Augusta, Maine Dial 2-1422 COME SEE! YOU'LL SAVE! AT ADP SUPERMARKETS AMERICA,S FOREMOST Foon RETAILERS Since 1859 ww LEVI WILLIAMS AGENCY Realtors 16 Green Street Augusta MAyfair 3-3121 RNOWSKY'S, INC. CHE I BAILEY SL TAYLOR First in Fashions Augusta, Maine Tel. 3-3533 Insurance Chernowsky's Feature a Full Line of Na- 16 Green Street Augusta tionally Advertised Suits, Coats, Dresses, B ' Accessories and Sportswear. MAytalr 3-3121 152 CONY FURNITURE EXCHANGE, INC. Where Every Transaction Gives Lasting Satisfactionv Compliments of MERRILL TRANSPORT COMPANY Dial MA 3-8042 285 STATE ST., AUGUSTA, ME. Compliments of MCLEAN, SOUTHARD SL HUNT Attorneys-at-Law The AUGUSTA PRINT SHOP Deane S. Farrar, Prop. Printers and Publishers 6 Bangor Street Dial MA 2-0262 BREWER'S DAIRY Golden Guernsey Premium Milk Pasteurired and Homogenized Milk and Cream Fresh Country Eggs Cottage Cheese WHOLESALE gl RETAIL Open for Inspection at all Times Dial 3-4952 Augusta Compliments of JEAN McCATHERIN'S DANCE STUDIO Instruction in: Tap - Ballet - Toe - jazz - Baton V. F. W. I-Iall Winthrop Street Tel. 2-0202 - 3-9500 MES. QUIGLEY,S HOME LUNCH Breakfast - Luncheon DINNER SPECIALS 1 Hichbom Street Augusta, Maine Telephone 2-0132 South Stole of Augusta House Compliments Of COTE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CARIBOU : : MAINE Cgmplimentg of Riverside Drive STACKPOLES AUGUSTA : : MAINE Tel. MA 3-4666 SERVICE STATION Quality Heating 26 Bangor Street Metered Delivery Service Augusta Maine I PURINTON BROS. CO. Complete Heating Service OIL - COAL - GAS 333 WATER STREET AUGUSTA, MAINE Telephone 3-8448 154 THE JAMES CLARK STUDIO 'Tor Better Photography Class Photographer 1958 9 BANGOR STREET AUGUSTA, MAINE MA 2-1078 oony '64-2 155 D. W. Adams Company Central Maine's Leading Department Stores Serving Maine Families For Over 57 Years Stores in Augusta-HallnwplI-Gardiner-Winthrop TWIN CITY BROADCASTING co., INC. Compnmenfs Of W F A U Your Maine Attraction Studios in COMPANY Augusta and Gardiner Yankee, Mutual, Lobster Networks For The Best of Quality Trade at SAMPSON,S SUPER MARKET 290 STATE STREET 91 BANGOR STREET ihi ff Complimenfs Of 7 I SANBORN and SANBORN Attorneys-at-Law N. 1 5 6 COMPLIMENTS OF KENNEBEC BEVERAGE COMPANY Distributors of COTT QUALITY BEVERAGES 32-36 Maple Street Augusta, Maine Agency Established 1874 CHARLES E. DOWNING COMPANY Compliments of Insurance A FRIEND Now In Our 84th Year Opposite Hotel North - Augusta Compliments Ot Compliments Ot ROBERT A. PATNAUDE DR. JOHN R. MURCH D. D. S. Cony my GOODHEART'S Compliments of CLEANERS and T-ULORS KINSMAN FURNITURE co Audrey L. Goodheart, Proprietor The Home of Fine Furniture 292 Water Street Augusta, Maine Tel- 3-3620 43 Bridge Street Tel. 3-3142 Augusta, Maine l 5 7 Compliments Of A. EVARISTE DESJARDINS Manager Metropolitan Life Insurance Company AUGUSTA MAINE AUGUSTA FUEL COMPANY 4 NORTHERN AVE. Tony Violette, Conrad Castonguay PARTRIDGE'S DRUG STORE Opposite Post Office Telephone 3-8521 Augusta Maine Compliments of PLUMMER FUNERAL HOME 16 PLEASANT STREET Tel. 3-4463 KENNEBEC SAVINGS BANK 150 STATE STREET Organized 1870 A Mutual Savings Bank P FOSTER'S RESTAURANT and SMOKE SHOP Finest Food In Town Stanley P. Foster, Proprietor 270 Water Street Augusta, Maine Compliments of The Augusta Automobile Dealers Association BLOUIN BUICK CO. BROOKS AND DREW INC. CAPITAL CITY MOTOR CO. COE CHEVROLET, INC. D 8: H MOTOR CO. FIORE CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE CO. JOSE'S GARAGE KENNEBEC MOTOR CO. LANE MOTORS, INC. MARDEN MOTOR CO. McFARLAND SALES CO., INC. NICHOLS PONTIAC 159 Compliments Compliments of of J. B. FARRELL COMPANY Boy's and Mcn's Clothing SHOE COMPANY 275 Water Street - Augusta C R O S S F L O W E R S TRIPLE CITY SERVICE Augusta 3-3412 Burton M. Cross, ,20 Richard P. Butler, '44 Gardiner 173 Olena M. Cross, '26 Barbara C. Butler, 46 LOCKE, CAMPBELL, REID 8a HEBERT Depositors Trust Building LOOKING FOR BILL AAA - MAXIM GULF 179 State Street AUGUSTA MAINE Augusta Maine MA 3-4545 24 Hour Service Compliments Of S. S. KRESGE CO. Your Friendly Store AUGUSTA MAINE 160 THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK Established 1848 A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MELODY SHOP Telephone 2-1442 Compliments Of MEL'S BEAUTY SALON 241 Water Street MA 3-3338 Ve 1 Compliments of THE J. C. PENNEY CO. Department Store 207-209 Water Street Augusta Compliments of DANIELS MOTOR PARTS COMPANY QUALITY SHOE STORE Fine Footwear for the Whole Family MEX gg ,gil wifi ff' Xl 'xi SH nPPINGl ,.- I I L-Feliz I ,.5L5'3f'f' :Hill MTW Z-Sli?-l2'llJOB?Mi f I CHECK WHAT YOU WANT: Good starting salary with regular raises Pleasant work with other girls and young rnen Prestige of a responsible job with a well-known and respected company If your list shows three checks, then you should check into what the Telephone Company has to offer you. Smart girls are doing it now, before they graduate from high school. Come in and see our employment interviewer soon. You'll enjoy talking with her. Act now, and you can say with pride, I'm all set! Pm going to work with the Telephone Company! See the Guidance Counselor at your school, and talk first with her about when and where to apply. 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Tibbem, Ph.G Pl-one 3-8171 f 4 if A WESTERN AVENUE PHARMACY 21 Western Ave. Augusta, Maine W The Pharmacy Loyal to Ethical Tradition if Self-Service Drug Store Prescriptions - Fountain Service Compliments of DR' ELDRED B' WALES HUSSEY HARDWARE COMPANY THE STORE OF 50,000 ITEMS Osteopathic Physician Augusta Maine Tel. 3-8465 or 3-8464 1 64 'mf' Q - .,, 1 AT HOME Sfx ggig. AT woRK M Q , I AT PLAY GD ELECTRICITY SERVES YOU BEST EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY CENTR L MAINE POWER OMPAIIY Compliments of Compliments of A. J. Gingras, M.D. SISTERS . S Cl h f N. Gmgras, M.D. mn ,ot cs or Smart Hn-Schoolcrs J R' Crawford' M'D' Water Street - Augusta Compliments of STACKPOLE'S PHARMACY 87 C NY S'nuzz'r 165 A Mu Compliments of STONE and COOPER COAL Company, Inc. Compliments of THE AUGUSTA PRESS 339 Water Street AUGUSTA : : MAINE ARCHIE,S ARMY and NAVY STORE 182 Water Street AUGUSTA : : MAINE For A Shoe to Fit Your Iob HERRICK,S of AUGUSTA SALUTES The Class of 1958 and asks its girls to remeinher as they make plans for their future homes, that at llerriekls they will find the largest selec- tion of china, table glwss, and stainless steel in the Kennehee Valley. Compliments of Royal Typewriters BERRY,S DISTRIBUTORS 343 Water Street AUGUSTA : : MAINE Compliments ot FRANK POMERLEAU Compliments of NORMAN L. EDWARDS, D.M.D. BROWNIE'S SEA FOODS MARKET Dial MA 3-8938 F ish of all kinds 76 GROVE STREET - AUGUSTA Lobsters - Stuffed - Oven Ready XVatch Rc airinf Rings Rcinodclc-tl and A. BILODEAU I e w e l e r Your School Ring Dealer A MAyfair 3-4301 178 Water St. - Augusta, Me. RALPH E. BARNETT, INC. General Contractor Distributor of the Esther Williams Swimming Pools RIVERSIDE DRIVE AUGUSTA, MAINE Mayfair 2-5588 Compliments Of STATE HEADQUARTERS and HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT and 142ND ORDNANCE COMPANY CDS? Maine Army National Guard AUGUSTA STATE ARMORY AUGUSTA - MAINE Sponsors of Sponsors of Saturday Night Record Hop National Guard Augusta State Armory junior Baseball League 167 ALICK'S RESTAURANT and CORNER STORE Opposite Court House State Street - Augusta, Maine A Good Place to Eat BREAKFASTS LUNCHES DINNERS SODA FOUNTAIN HAR-CO WALLPAPER STORES, INC. 323 Water St. - Tel. MA 2-2332 HAR-Co SPORTING GOODS STORE 141 Bangor St. Tel. 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