Mr. Glen Allen 2 Hog Heaven Rd Windsor, ME 04363 411974 Q M as, Jw!! A R5 , Q ,ff Q 4' 1 V A n 11 W A , I v Xu- 2 K,- i f K I , W . ,,, 'Ulm' 44 Q V, ' Wu . S 61' I www Sf. 45 658, 1 11 MM ,. ll' fain Me, , W ge SI. A 1 L 53952 Vfff . l 1 avg ,,Lf I .a ,Q was Q, .ab -A. HUD' - 1, Ji.. .I 5 L5-L45, 1 .5 ,-, Q MW ,J ggi, QZW CGNIAD 1959 CONY HIGH SCHGOL AUGUSTA, MAINE WE REMEMBER . . In fond memory of our beloved class- mate, Burtina Lee Cross, who passed away on July 29, 1956 after a long illness, we, the Class of 1959, pause to pay tribute to her many achievements while in our class. An active member of the Clee Club and Chizzle Wizzle Chorus, Tina was a friend to all, it was always a pleasure to have her company. May we always aspire to follow her example, maintaining her high ideals and always keeping a smile no matter what the challenge. i 4-fy.-W ,. ,,,,,,,, X K, We also remember our faithful science teacher, Mr. Donald C. Taylor, who passed away quite unexpectedly September 7, 1958. Mr. Taylor was not only an inter- ested teacher, but also a devoted family man and an active community worker. Al- though he was only here at Cony for two years, he had secured the respect of all his students and fellow-faculty members, and his death was a great loss to us all. DEDICATION We, the Class of 1959, proudly dedicate our Coniad to Mr. Charles Arbor, Head of the Social Studies Department here at Cony and one of our senior class advisors. During our four years at Cony, Mr. Arbor has enlivened the halls of this school with his timely comments, his jokes about his loving Wife, and his friendly smile. Another of his many contributions to the school is his position as coach of the football team and basketball team. In this capacity he has made each of the boys feel right at home and has given the encouragement so badly needed. As We leave Cony this year and go our separate Ways, We will remember Mr. Arbor and all his kindnesses. His favorite pastime aff Q rf ivmcie,-rn Seite ' sf, 5' Y A - - ' 'V if . ' t ,,Q , f mxxsswwfit 51 new If X F OREWORD .... During our four years at Cony every one of us has read many magazines and books. To each a magazine has its own particular meaning. To some, a magazine may be the source of the latest fashions or the newest look in sports cars. To others, it may be a reference for the most recent developments in science. VVe have all learned from magazines, and We have all enjoyed leisure time through them. Thus, the members of the 1959 Coniad Staff have chosen magazines as an appropriate theme for our yearbook. 4 6 ? E TEEICDCY ,,,, . , DECEMBER 1958 I Q 3 al I I TR TIG AN FACULTY 5 l -1 f .f Q., , f ,V , ,ff.,,.,,,4.ff,, , .s,..,,s ff-fe ' , . , , , , f. .,, f.,,.,f.,,f.,,,..,,..-,,f:ff,. f.,W.M.w,.w,fs,,,,,,,,,,2, ,,.., ' - . , , , ,, .,..,..,.....,.,4,, ADMINISTRATION Principal Horace Croxford, Superintendent Arnold L. Selwood, Assistant Superintendent Clayton E. Reed. Secretarial Staff Mrs. Chilrlcs Arbor Mrs. Hiclmrtl Ayottc Miss Eleanor Humphrey Assistant Office Administrator Office Scart-tary 6 Administrative Secretary in the Supt-rintcnclcnfs Office I ' I as 2 l ' x'f2,,f,L,h . I ,, f ran Vf- ffl wffy 4'-ffllfffiig, ig sc i:- 35 . ' M 4 -V cw . and ?3f'c,, '- Miss Edith Newman Office Administrator in the Superintendentls Oflice f gi Alberta A. Bull Director of Health f X ff Q X I f f f 5 fl 2 9 1 , , MW ' uf ty p I 'fr r nf W '-fjfaawf fff if ' M 2, ,, . 4 9 6 .10 fr 111 1 , ,ml f 4 W fav ff 'W ' 952547 X' Wa I ,, fwfr Q' , . , ZZ Fred L. Turner Department Head, Science and Sub-Master inf-4-v M. Elizabeth Canavan Director of Music and Supervisor of Vocal Music Dana D. Doiherty Errol R. Reed Director nf Physica Education Supervisor of Art J' yr , 75' 5 5 V fi is li ' .V V C - I fill ' V 5 V 3, Qi Gladys M. Hines Director of Attendance f ,M 4 1 25, ,um 1 'wp' ,.....,. fy' If VV 5. , :fx 1 , s ,f r, frir Howard Blasenak Director of Guidance it .1 ,wg . , if I V 5 S ,.,.. , , We :.I':,i,. . . . I, Ieqzlvmm I- Af .5 ' ffifizfz , i . , ,e w gf .aw f W . . f a m glfffvm i wwki 1' raf,:ie.p1,7 V7 Dana C.' Cummin? Director of Vocationa and Industrial Education .. 1',-v f r a , X f , I ,. e f a if .1 Z . 2 'l 41.62 S ,--1,5 Ann Marston Librarian K -.n Helen R. Conant Secretary to Guidance Director '?' Charles D. Danforth Supervisor of Instrumental Music T' Celia C. Walton Girls' Physical Education and Guidance Counselor' y ,Lx, A f , is S' -.V . 4 5- N f - F S 'wx' 1 , 2. jg I thi, . S 1 ' I' .K -. Q ig '--.-., in-Ly' if ' 95 . df t Ji Q Q Q 09? Sy Y' img, l:'22'34',:.f.A,Ti , V , lv 2. fliiffbizk ,v' g5'fW1 mir: 'Sw'-ke .fr Mkt ' fl' ' 6.5 s',Q'f J ,S ff 5 i i I , F . an Charles I. Arbor . Department Head, Richard W. Ayotte Social Studies French 5 X '-f' 4 i xv, VW Ira W' Bunker Mildred M. Carrier . C . Sclen e Latm We . E 'W Qi ,,'i'N N. Leola M. Clement Helen H. Dyer Social Studies English 'uf' Hazel M. Gibbs Dorothy Giddings 55 K K Department Head, Languages, KQV A ... N x JV ,f Neil Bishop John N. Beeckel Driver Education Science . ,cam 1 A .gg '13 nf' 2 'W we A if 'ill E ' . ii Philip G. Clark Louise C. Clark Speech Mathematics 26 Helen B. Ellis Home Economics Elizabeth C. Field Mathematics ' 'V,' A . Q .... M p ,,,. . ..ra ,iv , Ernest H. Grant Nita Hale English English 8 Mathematics French ,I I X Q ,,,f , ,Ln L, L 531' 7' f ll . fwfr if ff. 'fa Xl f Ziff ,f7fjf5f,ff',f f 3 53. '57 jg, , 1 M .t If Ceorgiana C. Hayes Mabelle L. Ingraham Nora Jackson English English and Latin Department Head, Commercial l l Walter P. H. Macomber Doris W. McAllister Electricity Department Head, Englisl fr--.ia Mary H. O,Connell Department Head, Home Economics Wk ,W P f fi ra? , .Q I ,..,.,..., i f ,W :wi 4?f'f'1Tf,, A -lf' ,,,mc,V,,V,..Q I, V 4 Francis L. Parker Civics K' alan! Dorothy E. Mossler English I Q V. in f 4 f II. Ili Donald F. Pierce Mechanical Drawing, Shop and Mathematics V? Anne Reardon Carolyn S. Scholl 9 Mildred H. Smith English and Spanish Commercial Remedial Reading .1 X ,X ,. j, ..nw,',m Anne C. Larkin Science 7 . , J, I S .QMS F, Elinor Newman Department Head, Mathematics 33 w 'PQ 7: -W f W,-f , if W ' Kenneth S. Pruett Geography, Health, Mathematics and Science I pw- 'mx , A54 f ' z lv, 1 'W I 'q 'f T .wr-if ,V ij X 5 si-' V frii I f Lawrence W. Soule Commercial Linwood Staples Driver Education Ruth Vickery Commercial Elizabeth . Stevens Eng 'sh -, ,,-fk ri' M, ,A . Ruth C. Weaver , QV, ff ,ZX Into M. Suomi Commercial N, , , , ,.,. ,f,, 4 .. 5'-T54 it, nw? - 4'V't Roy P. Webber Civics Metals ,s,v., s ,Vvv ,,V, ,Q , , i V 6 9. f - T -'f ,'? :', yn' - fr wi 1, -ffl? Q Z ww 'WW' ,fx 65+ f ' ,4 if ffr 1 51. 'ff AW W ms' 'Z as wr ' , if , ,Q . if . -' . - t ' -' 3'-ff' 5-::,, 5 :Lv ww mf-if A , 'fiafgiziiamu',1,:f1An:2f5,1.a,.En-f it 13424. 4 V !5fgg,g35,.5.?5, H, ,,i.3.kgit1.?:54?:.5, Zggwgg eg ':i3,'xx-4il'gQ1-'mt' ' lffftf, .' 4 ff-'41 .:,',.'. V' 150 Q2 '3m2.f1y35g5,.,' . 'iizl:A.affff1g H-MQ? ga. N11 ,ft jgy 5 gm: ., r -..,,-n,':::, 4 f :V 15 g l' :Y .5L,3'5A,51'1g.y. ,..Zv: mf r xt Ann M. Webster Social Studies Robert D. Whytock Mathematics and Science E fiis xx, . Lura N. Tumer English Aileen E P. Webster nglish HX KM' 0 J 9linunKf' ,pus-A 'Wi' 1,,, uf Lucy', ' Noted for that long blonde hair . . . A line pianist . . . And, We predict, a fine nurse. Latin Club 3, Phy-Bi-Chem Club 3, Secretary 4, Future Nurses Club 3, Historian, Rifle Club 1, 2, Orchestra 3, 4, Senior Honors List. NANCY DONNA ALBERT Carol', Wonderful roller skater . . . Nice, long, curly black hair . . . Really set to become a very good beautician. Art Club 1, 2, Chizzle Wizzle Art Committee 1, 2. LUCILLE J. ALEXANDER f J WILLIAM ALLEN ccM0OSe:: 1 Where there is an Allen,s Truck, youlll End Moose . . . Tall and blonde ' jx. . . . Has an infectious friendliness. ' ' Q i-,,,, Chizzle Wizzle Backstage 3, 4, Senior Play Backstage Crew 2, Basket- , ' ball 1, 2, Football 1. f L shh Has a great interest in sports . . . Loads of fun at a party . . . Known for her love of horses. C.P.E. 4, Coniad Staff 4, Field Hockey J.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Maine All State Hockey Team 4, Softball j.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ETHEL RUTH ANNIS 1 2 i- Here is a girl who likes t be b . . . And who is delightful in every way. R Basketball, Intramurals 2. An outstanding End . . . A guy with lots of friends . . . lust one of the boys. Transferred from Boyhaven Junior High, West Newbury, Mass 2 GleeClb1-RH Cl ' u , i e ub 1, Stamp Club 1, Baseball 1, I.V. 3, Basketball lg Football 1, Varsity 3, 4, Track 45 Gym Demonstration 3, 4g Hi-Y 4, 1 ,,y Chizzle Wizzle Endman 4, Olios 4. ' 1 gf xx ,-L'. ,. r lin' PY' 619.5 GLORIA ARNOLD 'Cloriav o 1 y sit . . . Who plans on further education HAROLD BAKER 'fFuzzyP' A quick Hin . . . A pleasant smile . . . A real great guy. Stamp Club lg Projeetionist 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE BAKER i'Larry,' NELSON ROGER BEANE B eaniev s . . . We'll always remember his skill with a bow . . . A real swell guy. Rifle Club 2, Football Varsity 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 23 Chizzle Wizzle Olios 4. One of our football star 13 ROLAND ARMAND BEAULIEU Fly Boy Great piano player with a voice to match that playing . . . Nice guy all around . A real Kat. Glee Club 4, Chizzle VVizzle Olios 3, 4, Baseball I.V. 3, Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2. GERALD BECHARD xferryv A true Cony supporter . . . Interested in many activities . . . Instru- mental in obtaining our new mascot, Rameses III. Art Club 2, 3, C.B.C. 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball Frosh, I.V. 2, 3, Football Frosh, Varsity 3, Track Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Intra- murals 1, 2, 4, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 1, Play 2, Olios 3, 4, Endman 4 Senior Play 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3. NANCY ELOISE BELL Rebel Crazy? . . . A real madcap . . . Fun? . . . Always . . . Happy-go-lucky. F.H.A. Club 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, Reading Group 1, Elks National Youth Congress 3, Chizzle XVizzle Booth 2, 3. SALLY ANN BELL Sal,' Full of fun . . . You always know when Sallyls around . . . Bet her future pupils will take noticel F.H.A. Club 4, G.P.E. 3, 4, F.T.A. Club 2, 3, Girls' State 3, Coniad Staff, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3. ROBERT EDWARD BERNIER CCBaTny!? Quiet, but a lot of fun to have around . . . The strong, silent type . . . Famous for his 'okes. 1 'R Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Baseball I.V. 1, Basketball Frosn, I.V. 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Usher 4. rl? ,j 7Z 5 1 i'5iT'-Milf?-ffii' a n 5511 4 .m f S 't 'za zquazf g 61. 4 wxgg-SA NW. ans M H 1 BEVERLY RUTH BOND Bev Has a quiet manner . . . Not sure just which town she lives in! . . Has twinkling eyes and a cute smile. Latin Club 1, 2. ROGER W. BONENFANT R0gev Terrific on skates . . . Looks quiet, but when you get to know him- WOW!! . . . A really great guy. Football Frosh, I.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4. EVERETT BRANN Willie A very conscientious worker . . . Great lover of the sea . . . VVhat happened to the Snap, Everett? Art Club 2, 3, Cercle Francais 3, 4, Football Manager 3, Varsity 4, Dirigo Boys' State 3, Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Coniad Staff Assistant Editor, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Chairman 4, Science Fair 4, Senior Honors List. PAULINE MARIE ANGE BRETON P0llyv marriage . . . Best friend anyone can have. ROGER F. BREVVER Bogen Everybodyis friend . . . Outstanding on the dance Hoor . . . How Roger goes for those underclassmen girls! Art Club 1, Latin Club 3, Spanish Club 3, President 4g Basketball Frosh, Football 1, 2, 3, Varsity 45 Two Class Superlativesg Dirigo Boys' State 3, Teen-Age Council 2, Vice-President 3, Gym Demonstra- tion 1, 2, Graduation Committee Chairman, Ring Committee 3' Donit cut that beautiful long black hair, Pauline . . . Future plans- '!T'Nuv X. Chizzle XN'izzle Booth 1, 2, Olios 3, Play 4, Coniad Staff Assistant Editor, Cony Cue-Rameses 4. KENNETH A. BRIDGES 1'Kenv An 'iccomplshed flirt Alwa 'll' h l Chizzle XVizZle Back Stage 3. . 'yswiingto epout...Likesto hunt!! P? BRUCE LEROY BUNKER Burden Typical student . . . Always has a afunnyi' on the tip of his tongue . . . A A Manchester man. 1 , C.B.C. Club 4, Rifle Club Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2, Football LV. 1 f lal 2, Typical Student Award 1, 2, 3, Boys, State 3, Projectionist 1, 23 1 gg frs t Cbizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 4, Chairman 1, 3, Coniad Stall, Senior Play. W Q 0 X 1 Q ZW! 13 ff 2: V' 4 fx if zjl 1 fr Q 'N ' f f ig' ' A U 16 iyazni NORMAN KLEMENS BURDZEL 1 y 4'Birdiev , Dreamy brown eyes . . . Terrific on the dance floor . . . A good chance for the girls. Baseball j.V. 1, Basketball Frosh, I.V. 2, Football Frosh. ik .X , ,W fy, f4f,,, yi f , vrmfzfif ff Wulf? .. . . ,,,,,,,, 'zfwux 11 ' '3 -ff:-r.f,g,z' F 5 ,.j,',f.!f.g . , . fr .a 2. 4 2,1-1' 1'0- .,., ', . If mul: ' APRIL CAMPBELL Cuddles', She smiles with her eyes . . . Bubbling personality . . . Always ready for a good time! C.B.C. 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, G.P.E. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Triple C 4, Chizzle VV izzle Olios 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Basket- ball Intramurals 1, 2, Softball 1, Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 2, Recreational Carnes 2, Cheerleader Frosh, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Elks Congress 3, Girls, State 3, Governors Highway Safety Council 3, Teen-Age Council 2, 3, Cony Cue Literary Editor 4, Senior Play Usherette, Senior Honors List. GARY R. CAMPBELL CCCampyJP Wild, woolly, and untamed? . . . Football all the way . . . A pleasant smile for everyone. Transferred from Mexico High, Mexico, Maine 3, Clee Club 3, Hi-Y 4, Youth Day, Treasurer 1, Chizzle VVizzle Usher 4, Baseball 1, Varsity 2, 3, Basketball j.V. 1, 2, Football 1, Varsity 2, 4 1-117' 7 5, 'y':'7'f KR, 5 , Xa. ADELBEBT M. CARNEY Sonny Good dancer . . . Cony's outstanding hooky player . . . Likes Les jleunes Iillesf' Art Club 4, Glee Club 4, Chizzle VVizzle Chorus 4. K' ALLEGRA F. M. CABNEY Bastien Everyone envies that beautiful red hair . . . Very capable . . . Likes JS, late hours. At Mt. Merici Academy, Waterville, Maine 35 Art Club 1, Secretary- Treasurer 2g Latin Club lg F .T.A. 25 Chizzle Wizzle Art Committee 1, 2. MARY JANE LEBONTE CARNEY CarZenev A Loves married life . . . Likes sports . . . Has a friendly smile for everybody. Art Club 15 Basketball 1. 5 FLORENCE R. CARR cc F lossy!! A great pal . . . Nice to know . . . Never a dull moment where Flossyis concerned. Class Superlative 4. Wh GERALD cAss x Gerry,' A 7 .tft M, Never has a bad word against anyone . . . Never seems to be Without M' Work , . . And has a most winning smile. A ' A 1 :V f'f: f ff Volleyball 1. A ti A - fqgf. ,' fwfr A W4 , K if fi. . , V 1, V. 231,415 '12 j' ,f 2 ' if 1, 18 .ytt ft tnzwif ,fa LORRAINE RITA CASTONGUAY . Always ready for a good time . . . Talkativel . . . Has many friends. Art Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, French Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 4, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 1, 2, 3, 4, Coniad Staff. '53 in MELICENT BETTY CHAPMAN A determined individualist . . . An excellent student . . . A Whiz in the physics lab. F.N.A. Club Vice-President 3, President 4, C.B.C. Club 2, 3, President 4, Phy-Bi-Chem Club 2, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Field Hockev Intramurals 1, Chizzle XVizzle Booth 2, Property Chairman 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Elks Youth Day 3, Senior Honors List. ..CaSS,, gh PAUL BERTRAM CHAPLIN fCCPzappy!9 Noise and nonsense will oft prevail . . . Remember his verbal bouts echoing from the office? . . . Outstanding lineman on the football team. Gymnastic Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4, Football Frosh, IV. Manager 2, Varsity 3, 4, Area All-Star Team 4, Kennebec Valley Con- ference Class L 4, Nomination to All-Maine 4, Lanny Cooper Award 4, 12th Annual National High School All-American Team 4, Class Vice-President 1, Chizzle NVizzle Ball Committee 1, 4. Mickic7' ful'-7-1' ALTA LOUISE CHASE CCAZPP Loves excitement and variety . . . A faithful NVinthrop fan . . . An in- fectious smile! F.T.A. 2, 3, C.P.E. 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Rifle Club 1, Chizzle YViZzle Booth 1, 3, 4, Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, Softball IV. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Stunts and Tumbling 1, 2, 4, Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 4, Recrea- tional Cames 1, 2, 3, 4. ,. vi, 'T ELIZABETH ANN CHASE Libby, Slumber loarties tell! A red-bead, ves-but a sweet one . . . Quiet in school but afterwards!! A S 7 Erench Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Gym Demonstration 2, Coniad , , Stall, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Senior Honors List. fig fm ,i,,, GARY CHICOINE Alwavs immaculate . . . One of our Hirts . . . Very proud of a much restored car. Chizzle VVizzle Back Stage 3, 4. rv,g, -, j.l.'l, , LIONEL J. CHICOINE, IR. Leon Always ready for a good time . . . A Winning way with the girls Real cool on the dance floor. if IANICE ANN COAKLEY Cllani, Quiet, but then!!! . . . Downright nice . . . Kinda gets shook', when a ' 'D certain neighbor looks ber way. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Gym Demonstration 2, Basketball Intra- murals 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 34 ,Iunior Prom Committee 3, Chizzle NVizzle Art Committee 3, 45 Coniad Staff 4, Senior Honors List. 20 ANITA THERE SA COLFORD T0otsiev Introducing Giggles', herself . . . She loves playing jokes on others . . . Good kid to have around. F.H.A. 1, Basketball Intramurals 4. ccGOTd:: GORDON LESTER CORBETT C oughlinv w.,-ii 'Mgr SARA LYNN COUGHLIN A fellow Whose outside job keeps his car in motion . . . His powers of concentration are best when his mind is on Ianice . . . One of the most amiable of our class. F.T.A. 2, Art Club Secretary 1, President 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Football Frosh, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, Art Exhibition 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 1, 2, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Senior Play, Chizzle Wizzle Decorations and Booth 1, Art Chairman 2, Ball Committee, Chorus 3. As pleasing to meet as to know . . . A great cheerleader . . . Loves those underclassmenl C.B.C. 3, G.P.E. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4, F.T.A. 3, Student Council 1, 2, Cue-Rameses 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 1, 2, Cue-Rameses Booth 3, Secretary 4, Basketball Frosh Team 1, Intramurals 2, Field Hocky IV. 1, Varsity 3, Softball Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader Frosh, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Elks Youth Congress 3, Class Superlative, Senior Honors List. C outchi' as ginger ale. ',w 'i , 4 Triple C 3, Chizzle Wizzle Olios 1, 4, Booth 2. A 'HRV LORRAINE NOELLA COUTURE any L a ,,' , 6 ' ,ff v,, ,Y 1 . f 4 , , Us , G. ,QM Cute, peppy, and full of fun . . . Trampoline enthusiast . . . As bubbly 5 Very quiet worker. CAROLYN MAE CRANSHAVV Kcayv Will her helpfulness ever be forgotten? . . .An important member of the band . . . Do you travel clockwise or counterclockwise around the armory? Cercle Francais 2, 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Coniad Editor-in-Chief 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 4, Senior Play Prompter 4, Girls, State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Intercollegiate Band 1, K.V. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Health Career Day Essay Winner 3, W.C.T.U. Contest 2, Senior Honors List. RICHARD EDWARD CROCKETT Dick', guy . . . But what a friendly smile . . . And what a good A swell person to know . . . A whiz in school . . . Will be sure to succeed. Coniad Stall 4, Triple C Club 3. CARRIE B. CUNNINGHAM Always sporting a smile . . . A girl to succeed in whatever she does . . . Full of laughs. RUBY CURRIER 22 ALBERT E. D,AUTEUIL Birdiev Big things come in small packages . . . Great to know . . . Always ready with that helping hand. ,Wi GLADYS DAVIS 'Cladyi' pleasant girl to have in our class. Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2. TIMOTHY DAVIS ccTimmy9! Always seen on the drag strip . . . Noted for his curly hair and baby face . . . Seems to like Carols. -'W Baseball I.V. 1, 2, 35 Basketball Frosh IV. 1, 2. ' fs' nh inf? JOHN DEMERCHANT ccjohnnyaa Makes good use of his carl?? Water Streets's main attraction . . .Whatta Tease! f A 23 A serenely quiet young lady . . . One of the better bowlers . . . A ELLEN S. DEVAUDREUIL Tudy,' A quiet miss with a friendly manner . . . Pretty, dark eyes . . . Best of luck, Ellen, in your chosen Held. Transferred from Wlindham High School, XVindliam, Maine 2, Clee Club 1, F.H.A. 4, F.N.A. 3, 4, Cliizzle XViZZle Makeup Committee 4, Senior Play Makeup Committee 4. BEATRICE MARY DOSTIE Bea Do Loves to dance . . . Will make a good beautician Alwa s ood f . . . 'y g or a laugh. fr ELIZABETH DOSTIE CCLiz77 Quite a guitar player . . . A good student . . . Well liked by the girls. Chizzle Wizzle Minstrel and Olios 2. JAMES KENNETH DRUM Jimmy S A man of many parts-A great actor . . . A drummer par excellence . . . And a possessor of a weird sense of humor. Art Club 1, Latin Club 2, Chizzle Wizzle Art Committee 1 Chorus 2 3, Booth 3, Olios 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Cony Cue-Ba,meses 2 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 3, Rotary Student Program 4. ffPat-,P Full of fun . . . Pleasing personality . . . VVhiz at Writing long letters to Bobby. F.H.A. 4 Quiet-but not shy . . . Fun to he wit . . . , traffic. Triple C 3, 45 Senior Honors List. PATRICIA DAVVN DUDLEY ANNETTE M. DUMONT A Pleasant girl from a Pleasant Hill . . . Loads of fun . . . Concentrated A-bomb. F.H.A. 4. PATRICIA M. DUMONT fCPat3B h Her hlushes could stop IEANNE DUPLIN uleaniev Miss Bullls right hand man . . . A great talker when you get to know her . . . Favorite singer is Theresa Brewer. F.N.A. 3, 4. 25 GVVYNNETH L. ELVIN Gwyrmie BRYCE EDWARDS Buddy Has a super disposition . . . A friend to all . . . Likes to take things apart, but can he always get them back together? Art Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, Track 2, Cross Country 2, Chizzle IVizzle Booth 3, Band 1. Cwynnies quiet in school but outside, full of mischief . . . Sincere and friendly person . . . She will never forget a certain Clown', in Vermont. Triple C 3, 4, Softball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Coniad Staff, All-State Band 3, Kennebec Valley Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Honors List. IACQUELINE ANN FAIRFIELD ajackiev MYRNA EPSTEIN Lover of the Classics . . A swell personality and smart as a whip . . . A cracker-jack when it comes to getting things done. Art Club 1, Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, Softball Intramurals 1. A fine seamstress . . . A pert young miss . . . One of Cony,s best helpers. Tri-Hi-Y 4, C.B.C. 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Cercle Francais 3, 4, G.P.E. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Intramurals I, 2, Manager Intra- murals 2, Bowling 1, Swimming 2, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 1, Play 2, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Typical Student Award 3, Youth Con- gress 3, Girls' State Alternate 3, Class Superlative 4, Everett V. Perkins Award 3, Senior Honors List. 26 W Swell dancer . . . Quiet in class . . . Likes hunting-girls? Baseball 1.V. 15 Track lg Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Olios 3, Endman 45 Coniad Stall. Looks quiet, but surely isn,t . . . His pleasing personality makes him loads of fun . . . A real intelligent guy! ' Triple C Club 45 Senior Honors Listg Second Honor Essay. Z PATRICK LAWRENCE FAUCHER ccPatsn ,V VICTOR FLEURY avid, Lg good friend . . . A good dancer . . . And a good man to have in our c ass. Triple C Club 45 Football Manger 2. ROGER L. FORTIN CCROgeD EDWARD I. FLYNN Eddie A good fellow to know . . . Very dependable . . . Lots of devilment 4 behind that quiet smile. 4 Latin Club 35 Phy-Bi-Chem Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Baseball I.V. 1, 2, 35 Basketball l, IV. 35 Football 15 Chizzle YVizzle Booth 2, 3, Usher 45 Gym Demonstration l, 2, 35 Projectionist l, 2, 35 Iunior Prom Com- mittee 35 Graduation Committee 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys, State 35 Eastern ine Music Festival l 2 3 4 ff? M27 ind A l5tJvQf' 2 SANDRA FRENCH f A W Sandy A A 'I 15 A terriHc trombone player that is a credit to the band . . . A bundle of ,A P ,Q pep . . . A cheery smile thatis hard to beat. my Triple C Club 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Coniad Staff 4 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 4. 'ax ,f,, ,W f ELIZABETH JOAN GAMAGE :aB ettyv Very sincere and friendly . . . Will make some lucky students a fine teacher . . . A good trumpeter. French Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Club 4, F.T.A. Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Demon- stration 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 3, 4, K.V. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Olios 4, Coniad Staff, Gradua- tion Committee, Senior Honors List. CCD0ug,, future scientist. MARY GIDDIN GS fCM0lly33 Dislikes pickles but likes Damons . . . The girl With the rosy smile . . . A great talent for dancing. French Club 3, 4, G. P. E. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Latin Club 2, Chizzle Wizzle Olios 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Softball 1, Volley Ball 1, Gym Demonstration 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Cony Cue-Rameses 1, 2, 3, 4, State Street Council Convention 3, Elks Club Youth Congress 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, President 4, Safety Council 4, D. A. R. Award 4, Typical Student Award 2, Class Superlative 4. 28 DOUGLAS EDWARD GETCHELL 1 'U Quiet, but very nice . . . A good man with the vlicorice stick Rifle Club 1, 2, TAGO 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, K.V. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 3, Orchestra 2, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Backstage Play 2, 4 Senior Play Backstage 2, 3, 4, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. G MADELEINE COLETTE GILBERT Maddy Not too talkative? . . . Liked by all the girls . . . An Av student all around. Triple C Club 3, 4, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 3, 4, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Coniad Staff 4, Elks Youth Congress 3, Girls' State 3, Senior Honors List, Valedictorian. Bill Volleyball 1, 2. TOBY CELIA GOLDBERC Tok One of the studious seniors . . . A girl with many friends . . . A swell personality. Cercle Francais 3, 4, Debate Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Band 2, Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 3, 4, Coniad Staff, Assistant Editor 4, Chizzle Wizzle Play 1, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Basketball 1, Leader Corps 2, junior Prom Committee 3, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Model Legislature 3, American Legion Oratorical Contest 4, Maine Elks Youth Congress 3, Maine All State Concert Festival 3, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 2, Class Superlative 4. V :cGl0v always a friend. F.H.A. 1, Riiie Club 1. KN!!!-ii 29 WILLIAM I. GLAZIER GLORIA ANN GREEN ?' One of the Riverside boys . . . Real talkative . . . A nice smile for all. Art Club I, 2, 4, Rifle Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4 Has an eye for the boys! . . . Never a dull moment . . . Once a friend CHRISTINA SUZANNE GREGOR Chris, Plans to be a secretary . . . She likes to read . . . And what a shy young lady. Triple C Club 3, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 2, 4, Gym Demonstration 2, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Senior Play 4, Senior Honors List. CAROL IEAN GREIG 'Creigiev Seen frequently in New Hampshire . . . Has a distinctive laugh . . The heroine of many wild adventures. Art 1, 2, C.B.C. 2, F.H.A. 3, C.P.E. 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Coniad Staff 4, Chizzle VVizzle Dancing Chorus 2, 3, 4, Olios 1, 4, Basketball Intramurals 1, Field Hockey Intramurals 1, IV. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, Leader Corps 1 Bowling 1, 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 1, 2, Maine Elks Youth Congress 3. 1...1' MARIE LUCILLE GRONDIN CCLuJP Always smiling . . . Simply loves CPD to go to school . . . Funny-she just despises homework. F.H.A. 1, F.N.C. 4. DAVID c. HAGAR showy, I Musicmaker . . . Answer to a Maiden's Prayer? . . . A real man of the world with great potentiality. French Club 4, Clee Club I, Latin Club 3, Basketball Frosh, I.V. 2, Band 1, 4, Student Director 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 1, 2, 3, All-State Band 4, K.V. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Composite Band 2, Eastern Maine Composite Orchestra 3, Coniad Staff, Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 4, Boys' State 3, Chizzle VVizzle Minstrel 1, Minstrel Pit 2, 3, 4, Olios 3, 4, Senior Honors List. IUDITH ANN HANSON ccjudyaa Jolly company . . . A true student of biology . . . Ever-ready smile. F.H.A. Club Treasurer 2, Secretary 35 Science Club 45 F.N.A. Secre tary 45 Basketball Intramurals I5 Softball Intramurals 15 Volleyball Intramurals 15 Gym Demonstration 1, 25 Cony Cue-Rameses 45 Elks . wg-'li Youth Congress 35 Senior Honors List. SARAH M. HANSON Kisallyii At first she appears quiet!!! . . . A .good sport while participating in them . . . Will be an asset to the school she chooses next year. Art Club I, 25 C.P.E. 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 F.T.A. Club 2, Secretary 35 Tri Hi Y 45 Basketball Intramurals 1, 25 Field Hockey Intramurals 25 Softball Intramurals I, Varsity 3, 45 Volleyball Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2, 35 Tumbling 35 Bowling 1, 35 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, 45 Coniad Staifg Senior Play Usherette5 Junior Prom Committee 35 Gym Demonstration 25 Maine Elks Youth Congress 35 W.C.T.U. Essay Contest 2. BERNICE Rosa HARVEY 4 ' Bunny', lu ' I , . Would like to be a teacher . . . Likes to paint . . . Such beautiful eyes! , V A 5 F.H.A. Club 25 Chizzle Wizzle Art Committee 4. A i iii M :A If ,J WS I 'Y an A f RICHARD K. HARVEY Dick,' A little guy with a big smile . . . A loyal band member . . . Always friendly. ' Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Spotlight 3, 45 Play 45 Senior Play Back- stage 45 Boys' State 35 junior Prom Usher 3. ARLYNE M. HARWOOD Mimi A Mimi 1S near . . . A real neat dresser, tool 5 IANE HASKELL VVe've watched her unhurried progress through Cony . . . Pleasant . . . Quiet and busy. Latin Club 2, 3, F. N. A. 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Aid 3, 4. 54,54 MARILOU HASSELBROCK CCMaryl3 Quiet . . . Easy to get along with . . . Quite an artist. STEPHEN U. HASTINGS Steven The girl charmer of '59 . . . One of the boys! . . . Everybodyis friend. French Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Phy-Bi-Chem Club 44 Basketball 1, I.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 2, 3, Usher 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. 5 Art Club 1, F .H.A. 2, 4, Reporter 3, Gym Demonstration 2. The queen of the purple people eaters . . . Never a dull moment when Art Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 45 Chizzle VViZZle Art Committee 2, 3, 4. i it f W.. 5, 'vnu L 1 -M Ima, -,g1:::4fE: .. 1 :,, . i7:f3:4ffi14if1iFr. 2 A l tif fiilf lft f - M as., Q: bn . 'ig N .. .... .,, ?w,, v: '-'11-h 1 uw.. -,'...,1 . 1 Up., J-.gl3,,..!.:,. .15-,yi 1 ,5.,., Q, f-.'-:gags v'ff'. ... :wa 1',,, f f' .-w ' ' ...--Mn., A-.-,f-.N ,.ux.. fl, , , . . , , nw... ' ...fwf- ,.:31ff.3 vi LK Jil!-1 1' If V JQI 551: 1.2 ww. -..-f , . .0-+4-fl7'f:+ff,f:L-' -, 4 -. f. ' f7'?7,. QI' ,,,,,,..,,-,,,,,..,,,, ,,,. 1, -1 .Na ,. - 1 wgg-rg-,A1f.A1.-' ft ' 25+-1 43,-12-zz' ren fi ,'1wp .. ...H ,.-.f,.--.-1,4 Qatar A un' . l. 4. -. ff- '.'rf:.-- 'T1 '-1. 4 g. Lfgp... ,Ng Y ...f ., :,.,..1 ..,,f ROBERT E. HESS BOW Cousy the Qndl . . . A real hot ticket on the dance Hoor . . . An all out party host. Clee Club 1, Latin Club 2, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, Chizzle YVizzle Booth 1, Endman 3, 4, Olios 4, Basketball 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Football 1, Gym Demonstration 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. IOYCE ANN HOUGHTON Always on the go . . . Likes homeroom--VVonder why? . . . Consiclerate of others. Triple C Club 2, 3, Coniad Staff 4. ALGIS KALVAITIS CCA Z!! We??? Qlj How many books Went home the past four years . . . Q21 Why such an arm cloesnit play baseballl . . . Q3j Why one tall boy has It so much charm. Clee Club 15 Latin Club 2, Chizzle Wizzle Usher 3, 4, Track 3, Gym Demonstration 2, Senior Honors List. .11 L 'T-+ I 'V aim. '43 af W, gy fy. ,wi J! ,' N 'LN' nf, A 4: I . 45, fgfan sy ALBERT KIMBALL Kimmy', Likes cars and girls . . . Has a smile for everyone . . . A loyal Worker at Lovleyis Esso. Rifle Club 1, Spanish Club 3, Chizzle VVizzle Ball Committee 15 Cross- Country 2. JANICE KNOWLES s a way with a paint brush . . . Who likes horses . . . And who makes us think she,s a very quiet young lady. Art Club 35 Debate Club 4' F H A 4' Spanish Club 4 F' ld H k A girl who ha , , . . . , 5 18 oc ey Intramurals 15 Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2. DOLORES JEANNE LAFEBRIER Billie,' fff Never a dull moment in Room D! . . . Good worker . . . Quietl??-- until you get to know her. 1 Art Club 1, 2, 45 F. H. A. Club 45 Chizzle Wizzle Art Committee 1, 25 L. . lbrary Assistant 1, 2 NANCY M. LAJOIE Bashful towards the opposite sex? . . . Works hard . . . A nice friend to have. JEAN LAMKIN Jeannie Appears to be always smilin . . . H b . g as eautiful features . . . May take to the air next year. Latin Club 35 Chizzle YVizzle Costume Committee 1, 25 Band 4. We know that he likes dogs and horses . . . Is a Whiz on roller skates . . . And is a good ufellerv to have around. Glee Club 1, 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Coniad Stal? 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 1, 2, 3, Poem Contest 2, 3. All-Maine in his likes . . . He enjoys swimming, fishing, baseball, and football . . . His winning smile is one to remember. Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, Basketball 1, Football 1, 3, Projectionist 2, 3, 4. Q' is - ix or HENRY STANLEY LEGASSIE Junior MARTHA KINCAID LEICHTON Kinkie,' Has a mind of her own . . . Takes a deep interest in the goings-on in Manchester . . . Will go far at school next year. C. B. C. 3, 4, Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, C. P. E. 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Cue-Rameses Slogan Contest Winner 2, Coniad Business Manager 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Ball, Make-up Committees 3, Senior Play Make-up Committee 4, Basketball Frosh Team 1, I.V. 2, 3g Volleyball Intramurals 1, 3, Tumbling 1, 3, Badminton 2, 3, Volleyball Playday 2, 3, Elks Youth Congress 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Winner of School Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest 4, Senior Honors List. RAYMOND EUGENE LESSARD GfRay7, SUMNER LIPMAN 1 dtsumni Likes studies but dislikes girls'P?? . . . Shy but full of fun . . . A wonder- ful personality. Debate Club 1, 45 Latin Club 2, Chizzle Wizzle Play 2, 3, Booth 4, Coniad Staff 4, Senior Play 4, Gym Demonstration 2, 3, Essay Contest Winner 1, Boys' State 3, junior Prom Committee 3. 35 W. Q r f , MARY JEAN MASON A real friend . . . A cute smile . . . And a girl Who loves anything-as long as it isnit school! F.H.A. Club 4. THEBESA JEANNETTE MATHIEU Very artistic . . . A great fan of Rickey Nelson . . . Will make a very good telephone operator. Art Club 2, Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 3, 45 Coniad Staff 4, Chizzle Wizzle Minstrel 3, Olios 4. CYNTHIA CAROL MARKOS KCH0neyJ, M.C.I.'s loss Was Cony,s gain . . . A great lover of Italian Sandwiches . . . A beautiful complexion. Transferred from M.C.I., Pittsfield, Maine 3, Triple C Club 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 3, 4, Field Hockey Manager 3, Cony Cue-Rameses 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Honors List. ccjeansa LESTER KENNETH MASON, IB. CKS0nny77 His interests are many . . . A great football and baseball player . . . He enjoys hunting . . . He loves to tinker on cars. Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, Football Frosh, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track 2, 4. ccTeTTy7: LESLIE LEIGH MAXVVELL M'0ther', Happy-go-lucky . . . The more you see of her, the better you like her . . . Such animation in everything she does. C.B.C. Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 2nd Vice President 45 F.T.A. 35 Chizzle VViZzle Play 1, 2, 4, Olios 3, 45 Cym Demonstration 25 One Act Play Contest 45 Senior Play 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 'N MARY KATHLEEN MCCORMICK Kathy,' Hereis a girl with a friendly smile for everyone, especially Deano- hub, Kathy? . . . Also likes dancing . . . Will be a great asset to the nursing field. French Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Gym Demonstration 25 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, 45 Cony Cue-Rarneses 2, 3, Business Manager 45 Student Council 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Senior Honors List. JOHN FRANCIS MCDONALD CC C77 A dependable lineman in football . . . Takes a great interest in all sports . . . Quick to come back with repartee, .5 Baseball I.V, 1, 2, 35 Basketball Frosh, I.V. 2, 3, Varsity 45 Football F rosh, j.V. 2, Varsity 45 Cym Demonstration 1, 2, 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 35 Class Superlative 4. X fi' MARY MCFADDEN So much energy in a little bundle . . . An eager friend to all . . . And a Winning smile. C.P.E. Club 3, 45 Chizzle VVizzle Booth 1, 2, 35 Field Hockey 1, 25 Soft- ball 25 Cym Demonstration 25 Swimming 25 Class Secretary 15 Band 1, 2, 35 Teen-Age Code 35 Class Superlative 4. 'V ' ROBERT W. MCLAUGHLIN A ..BOb,, A A quiet fellow . . . Could never End enough time to count all those 1 5, , E 1 freckles . '. . Quite an outdoorsman, who surely knows his lobsters. ' 1 1 is Rifle Club 1, 2. 1 J tr if ' ,g , .4 at 1 Q '25, fb , .gf ls! ,, ,. .,,. fig ffm e 'w 'f, ' . Sa... mfwi. g ' ,4 - ..,,, F'+' ' .. fxvfq cc ROSS MCLEAN A great leader . . . Full of fun . . . Never a dull moment when he's around. Latin Club Vice-President 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Football 1, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, Usher 4, Student Council 1, 2, President 4, Class President 1, Vice-President 3, Boys' State 3, Hi-Y 4, Senior Honors List. PRISCILLA ANN MCMILLAN JUDITH ELLEN MENDALL Just loves homework!?? . . . Swell friend . . . Anticipates more good times in New Hampshire. C.P.E. Club 2, 3, 4, Triple C Club 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Basketball 1, LV. 2, Varsity 3, Field Hockey 1, LV. 2, Varsity 3, Soft- ball I.V. 1, Varsity 2, Volleyball Playday 1, 2, Cym Demonstration 1, 2, Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 4, Coniad Staff 4, Senior Honors List. ccjudiezx An avid skier . . . An eye for clothes . . . What sparkling eyes! Spanish Club 2, 3, C.B.C. 2, Rifle Club 1, 2, C.P.E. 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Alternate 2, Cue-Rameses 2, 3, 4, Coniad Staff 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 1, 2, Cue-Rameses Booth 3, Field Hockey Intramurals 1, 2, 3, I.V. 3, Varsity and State All-Star Team 4, Softball Intramurals 2, 3, Swimming 4, Cym Demonstration 2, Volleyball Playday 3, Elks Youth Congress 3, Runner-up in County I Speak for Democracyv Contest 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, 4, Special Mention Poetry Contest 3, Senior Honors List. 38 .7 :CM essyzr ELAINE MILLER A good kid . . . Bright new addition to our class . . . One with brains and beauty. Transferred from Dubuque High School, Dubuque, Iowa 4. Art Club 1, 25 C.B.C. 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 35 C.P.E. 1, Official Officer 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club. 45 Chizzle Wizzle Ball Committee 45 Soft- ball Intramurals 15 Volleyball Intramurals 15 Class Treasurer 15 Band 2, 35 Drum Majorette 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 School Paper Reporter 15 School Play I5 Queens Court Homecoming 15 Bowling Leagueil, President 25 Class Superlative 45 Senior Honors List, TONI SUSAN MISKAVAGE K '.,,, I' Ready to help . . . Exit peace when Larry enters . . . Up to his blond hair in mischief. LAWRENCE D. MONROE Miss Mischief in study hall . . . Seems drawn to a town just South of here . . . Has one of the most pleasing personalities in school. Art Club 25 French Club 3, 45 Debate Club 45 F.H.A. 45 C.P.E. 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Triple C 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Olio I, Dancing Chorus 2, 3, Singing Chorus 2, 35 Basketball I, I.V. 2, Varsity 45 Softball I.V. 15 Volleyball Intramural 15 Cheerleader Head I5 Gym Demonstration 25 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Coniad Staff 45 Volleyball Playday 2, 35 Elks Youth Congress 35 Kennebec Valley Chorus 2, 35 All-State Music Festival Chorus 2, 35 Eastern Maine Music Festival 2, 3, 45 Dirigo Girls' State 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Library Assistant 45 Senior Honors List. Q Larry', ARNOLD R. MOODY The quiet type till he knows you . . . A great fisherman . . . Easy to get along with. Coniad Staff 45 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4. 39' Can always be found by a drinking fountain . . . A true friend to all 1 . . . Unattainable, as some girls know! Spanish Club 2, Basketball Intramurals 2, Track 3, Volleyball Intramurals 2. , .1 af aaa R0mwwym U05NQWM4mM One of the sweetest members of the senior class . . . Noted for her happy smile and laugh . . . University of Maine, Look Out!! C.B.C 3, Cercle Francais 3, 4, C.P.E. 2, 3, President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Cue-Rameses Staff 4, Chizzle NVizzle Page I, 2, 3, 4, Ball Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Basketball Intramurals I, 2, I.V. 2, 3, IOHN MULLEN ELAINE MURPHY JOYCE FAELINE MOODY Shorty Loves to drive and eat pizzas . . . Adores being with Maurice . . .A cool dancer. cc.,-Oh ,nnyv if f H lj ,Cu-475 flffl WMM 5, flu! 9 My ' X N. W A wry QW' fa J X . fs if V i WW! EILEEN B. MURPHY Murphy Actions speak louder than words . . . What the left hand does, the right one doesn,t know about . . . A sincere friend to all. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, Treasurer 4, C. B. C. Club 3, 4, C. P. E. Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Basketball Frosh, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Field Hockey Intramurals j.V. I, 2, Intramural Varsity 3, 4, Soft- ball Intramurals I, Cheerleader F rosh, Varsity 3, 4, Gym Demonstra- tion 1, 2, Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 4, Chizzle VVizzle Page 1, 2, 3, 4, Ball Committee 4, Elks Youth Congress 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Sqeni r Honors Li fl'vCfV'fff' f Monkey,' Varsity 4, Field Hockey Intramurals I, 3, J.V. I, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Softball ..,, .,, ., 1, Volleyball I, 2, Cheerleader Frosh, j.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Elks Youth , Y , , ,gf 1,1 Congress 3, Senior Honors List. 40 MAUREEN MARGARET MURPHY Mon A pert little miss . . . Always on the go . . . A real sweet smile. 15 Chizzle XVizzle Booth Committee 2, Ball Committee 45 Tri- , H1-Y 3, 45 Softball 25 Volleyball 45 Swimming 25 Archery 3. . ,ff-' 2 10' 4 i1'IF' y , f f A constant movie frequenter . . . Enjoys going to dances . . . Real good friend to have. ADELE MARIE MURRAY Scotty,' Loves to roller skate . . . Has a great interest in oil painting . . . Her interest in the out-doors is greater than scholastic interests. Allied Youth 15 F.H.A. 2, 45 Phy-Bi-Chem 2, 45 Stamp Club 25 Teen- Age Ground Observer Corps Club 35 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 25 Science Fair 2. GLORIA ANN NEWTON HGO-gen: WAYNE F. NILES A loyal Cony supporter . . . Easy-going . . . All-around nice guy. 5 Class Vice-President 45 Cony Cue-Rameses Stall 45 Coniad Staff 45 X 5 ' Q 5, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, Executive Committee 45 American Legion A 5, 3 f Oratorical Contest 35 Youth Day 35 Boys' State 35 Iunior Prom Corn- 5 , 5' mittee 35 Teen-Age Council President 45 Rotary Club Guest 45 Cap ' and Gown Committee 45 Senior Honors List5 Student Council 4. A X I 41 BONNIE ANN NISBET Bon Old Orchard, here she comes! . . . Has a taste for clothes . . . Have you a secret, Bonnie? Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4, Cercle Francais 3, Latin Club 2, Chizzle Wizzle Booth Committee 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Usherette 4, Softball 1, Bowling 1, 2, Swimming 2, 3, 4. .13 LEMONT E. NODWELL Lean Music, Music, Music . . . One satisfaction, Lee, people won't overlook you . . . A guy with a wealth of knowledge hidden behind that confident look. Le Cercle Francais 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band and Orchestra Manager 2, 3, 4, K. V. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class Superlative 4, Chizzle XVizzle Minstrel 1, Olios 1, 3, 4, Coniad Staff 4, Senior Honors List. VALERIE FAYE NUTTINC Val A typical teen-ager . . . Good company, full of fun, likes to flirt . . . Is crazy over johnny Mathis and pizza. F.H.A. Club Historian 1, Secretary 2, 2nd Vice-President 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Costume Committee 1, 2, Senior Honors List. PENELOPE CAROLINE PAGE Penny Miss Twinkle Toes in person . . . Attracted by a U. of M. man . . . Sweet disposition. wa F.T.A. 3, C.B.C. 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Chizzle VVizzle Olios 2, 3, 4, Elks Conference 3, Class Superlative 4. CLARENCE L. PATTERSON Basin A terror behind the Wheel . . . Likes to tinker with cars . . . In Budfs life greenhouses and schoolhouses have no relation. y DAVID PATTERSON Dave A good man with Howers . . . A great Worker . . . Has taken a liking to Nancy. Spanish Club 35 Basketball, Froshg Football, Frosh. RICHARD L. PATTERSON Dick,' Wields a mean hammer and saw . . . Tall and friendly . . . A smile hard to beat. Chizzle Wizzle Backstage 35 Football 1. an f .QQ CHARLES PERKINS Chucky A good football player . . . A friend to everyone . . . A real cool cat on the dance floor. Basketball Froshg Football Frosh, Varsity 3, 45 Class Superlative 4. WANITA JUNE PIERCE Nita,' Never misses a trick, our friendly Nita . . . Really clever at drawing . . . A cute young miss. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, C.P.E. 2, 3, 4, Triple C 3, President 4, Rifle Club 1, Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, IV. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Softball Intramurals 1, 2, IV. 2, Varsity 4, Stunts and Tumbling 3, Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, Varsity 4, junior Prom Committee, Graduating Committee, Chizzle VVizzle Booth 2, Ball Committee 3, Art Committee 4, Coniad Staff. CLAUDIA RUTH PIGNOLET Pretty as can be . . . Has taken a sudden interest in skiing . . . Lots of fun to know. F.T.A. 3, 4, C.P.E. 3, 4, Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey Intramurals 1, 2, Softball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Stunts and Tumbling 3, 4, Archery 3 4- Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, Ball Committee 3. LORRAINE 1. POMERLEAU l1'Lee7, Oh, those blue eyes that could catch any MAN! . . . Blond hair to match that radiant personality . . . Her sparkling future is on her finger. F.H.A. 2, 3, Triple C 3, 4. EVERETT F. POOLER Butch', A real lady killer . . . A future Marine . . . And a smile that is a smile! Football 2, Chizzle VVizzle Back Stage 3, 4. ,, snag, GERALD JOE POULIN Vferryi' UQ H 35 cn D as H'-1 :SE QQ N3 Nm P455 U' 5,2 ro 2: o Com E -ro E5 Q- V1 CD o tl O- Cr' cn no H1 5 1 cn Q. sw U2 CA 'G U' o rf- Q 'Tl o o PY' CT' an Z 'Tl 1 o fl! E' PU 1 2. cn o C-'Z o C5 F-lv VD f 1' woo th , M 2 , -ff W. .ww 5 , ,MW Q 5 5 TvX g Q 2 23' , Rx ka , A ,V ,A W it ccpeggysf pyg kg ,Q UPUUUUHSE iiiigm go-mm S-E3 SDF1-l H 5 v-4:U 'Q O I3 93'-1 5M f 'b-1120 5'L C5 'D Q.. sw SDH.,-4 H 55512555 E530 Sw 255:33 Om 'AFJCQUD D-lagilhriigm ZQQZNS - 549-QKSJIS U N425 3 E 5 EJ' an B QE HFQ 3 -:NU 0 ' H F'-:1 04m . Q o vO m,...C7 . +-0 C 3221? ' 5 :vo-'cs P Z cnswo ,.,, X42- :, 5' P-45-43' CD 555 5 LU D-4 mmm. S4 asa UQ E SLS? 54 min - Nm? ' DDQ ' D-CL Z sw C H, 445- '5 ip I 5 SANDRA PRATT Cisandyfi A real sharp dresser . . . What is the attraction on Child Street Boulevard??? . , . Sandra has a great personality. Art Club 2, 35 C.P.E. 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 25 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Coniad Staff5 Chizzle VVizzle Booth 1, 2, 35 Leader Corps 25 Gym Demonstration 1, 25 Basketball Intramurals 1, 25 Softball 1.V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 45 Tumbling 45 Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Usheretteg Class Superlative 4. Q Pb ANNE M. QUIRION IN-. wg Always Willing to lend a helping hand . . . Excellent taste in clothes . . . Bundle of giggles on a certain Quebec trip! Cercle Francais 2, Secretary 3, 45 C.P.E. 3, 45 Latin Club 1, Secretary- Treasurer 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Basketball Intramurals 25 Field Hockey Intramurals 25 Softball Intramurals IV. 15 Recreational Cames 1, 25 Gym Demonstration 25 Prix d'Hanneur State WVinner 35 French Na- tional Exams 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Maine Elks Youth Con- gress 35 Cirls' State Delegate 35 Two Class Superlatives 45 Senior Honors List5 Salutatorian. 45 ORILDA ALICE QUIRION Baba, Good sense of humor . . . Pleasant smile for all . . . An infectious little giggle. Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4. RONALD JOSEPH RANDALL Ronnie The clown of the metal shop . . . Fun to have around . . . That's our Ronnie. Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4. I l DONALD CARLTON ROBBINS CiD0n,! The mad scientist his self . . . Miss McAllister,s pride and puzzle . . . Capable leader of the M. Y. F. 'ers. Art Club 15 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 1, 25 Cony Cue-Rameses Staff 45 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, Play 45 Science Fair 2, 3, 45 Mont- gomery Prize Speaking Contest 4, Regional Winner 2, 35 American Legion Oratorical Contest5 Senior Honors List. RITA ROBINSON Nice to know . . . A demure little lass . . . Always ready to help. ff. ,S , I 46 2 Has a smile for everyone . . . Loves fun and excitement . . . Liked by all. Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2. PAUL RODRICUE Easy as an old shoe . . . Popular with both boys and girls . . . Could be called a flirt. Football Frosh 1, Varsity 2, 3g Track 45 Class President 35 Coniad Staffg Chizzle Wizzle Usher 3, 4. t 4 IRENE RODRIGUE Sy I V fi' if 2 5 5 ,KY f If 2 X MONIQUE CONSTANCE RODRIGUE CIMO!! A cute girl whom Foster's will miss when she leaves . . . Good skater . . . Wonderful personality. Debate Club 4g Triple C 3, 45 Class Treasurer 15 Class Vice-President 25 Senior Honors List. PRISCILLA RODRIGUE CCPriS,, A dark-eyed miss whose blush is one to see . . . Always on the go . Loads of fun. 47 hx SYNTHIA ROLLINS Sindy', A Bell Shop employee . . . Makes a hit with everybody . . . A cute gal. NP' SHARON ST. PIERRE Led, A dancer A5441 . . . Likes the number 166882 . . . johnny-her one and only. C.P.E. 3, 4, Triple C 3, Secretary 4, Basketball Intramurals 2, Softball j.V. 1, Varsity 3, 4, Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Coniad Staff, Chizzle XVizle Booth Committee 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 1, 2, Bowling 3. STUART GRANT SARNOW Stu A very busy guy . . . Easy going . . . Liked by all who know him. Spanish Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Olios 3, 4, Track 4, K.V. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Composite Orchestra 3. , ' C. RAYMOND SAWTELLE Clgayv Cets along with everyone . . . All-around good guy . . . Has been F. W. Xlloolworthys right hand man. Chizzle NVizzle Back Stage 3. 48 i , Mr. Extra-Curricular himself . . . Bashful with the girls?-Not our N Pete . . . Has pigskin prowess. 'W Transferred from Hallowell High School 25 F.T.A. Club 2, 3, President 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Football I.V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, Co-Captain 45 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, Boys' State 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, Olios 3, President 4, Band 2, 3, 4. PETER FLYNN SELWOOD Pete ROCHELLE HAZEL SHAVV Rockie,' This girl will always be the life of the party . . . A good friend to have . . . Likes Pizza with what, Rookie? Triple C Club 4. RALPH K. SMALL fffz, gl -QQ 'L ffBuddyv . Who could want a pleasanter pal? . . . A lover of cars . . . Another A X candidate for a heaving deck! A 4 pl Art Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Chizzle Wizzle W f K Art Committee 2, 3. l Jil t'. fm SUSAN ANN SHAW Gisiuev Here's to Sue-Her good looks . . . Her good nature . . . And her good company. Triple C Club 45 Senior Play Business Staif. 49 ANNIE SMITH Annie Known for portable record player . . . Full of vitality . . . Has her eye on a guy from Tiger Town! Art Club 2, 3, 4, G.P.E. 3, 4, Basketball I.V. 2g Softball Intramurals 23 Volleyball Intramurals 2, Ch' 1 W' 1 ' Library Aid 2. izz e izz e Booth 2, Ball Committee 3, 4, '1 IUDITH KAREN SMITH ccju dyv Her salt and pepper shakers decorate her hobby corner . . . A good word for everyone . . . Quiet BUT!! 111 CONSTANCE ANNETTE SOUCY Connie', Mixes in with the crowd . . . Always good for a joke . . . Very good natured. F.H.A. 15 Triple C Club 3, 4, Cbizzle Wizzle Olios 4. EARL STARKS, IR. RebeZv A real Sportsman . . . Likes to hunt and Hsh . . . A lover of cars Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Ice Hockey 1, 25 Cross Country 2. LILA CAROL STEVENS stevie, We admire her mental attainments . . . We know her as a bomb-shell on the softball diamond . . . And we wish her good luck. F.N.A. 3, Treasurer 45 Cercle Francais 45 C.P.E. 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Latin Club 2, 35 C.B.C. 45 Phy-Bi-Chem 2, 3, 45 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, I.V. 2, Varsity 3, 45 Field Hockey Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, I.V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 45 Softball 'Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, IV. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Demonstration 1, 25 Cue- Rameses Stail 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2, 3, Play, Assistant Director 45 Senior Play Assistant Director 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Elks Youth Congress 35 Superlative 45 Senior Honors List5 National Merit Scholarship Finalist. L. CARLTON STEVENS Steven One of our tall blonds . . . A shy and pleasant grin . . . Headed towards helping Uncle Sam swab decks. SALLY MARIE SUITTER Unobtrusively quiet but very reliable . . . Always smiling her shy smile . . . An ardent church worker. Triple C Club 3, 45 Coniad Staff 45 Senior Honors List. , x,, TEBENCE SULLIVAN Terry A real live wire . . . Easy to get along with . . . Keeps the Glee Club going with his antics. Glee Club 35 Basketball I.V. 35 Football J.V. 3, 45 Chizzle NVizzle Olios 3, Usher 4. ia 5 tf 51 null NORMA JEAN TATE 5, VVants to teach . . . A person everyone wants to know . . . Serious, but underneath Duck and Coverlv N Cercle Francais 45 Latin Club 25 F. N. A. 35 Swimming Intramurals 2, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Ball Committee 4. I 5 Q' A 'f , 3 5 al. A I LAA HVA - rf - Q If ., . . H . ' .f A diligent worker . . . Here but not heard . . . Girl shy, Dick? P.A. System 4. PETER E. TABER ccpetev A cool tool in the shop . . . Quiet and dependable . . . But always ready to help a joke develop. Rifle Club 1, 25 Chizzle Wizzle Back Stage 3, 45 Coniad Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Senior Play Stage Manager 45 P.A. Spotlight 3. JEAN P. THEBERGE Gena A Spanish speaking Frenchman . . . Gets along with the boys . . . A little bashful with the girls. Rifle Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 25 Ice Hockey 1, 25 Cross Country 25 Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD DONALD TIMS CCDick77 .,.rzi1'I.'zu,. VINCENT E. TSCHAMLER Vin An ace at basketball . . . A real flirt . . . A tall attraction for Eval Hi-Y Club 1, Treasurer 2, Baseball Varsity 3, 4, Basketball Frosh 1, IV. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Football Frosh, Varsity 3, Gym Demonstration 1, 2, 57 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, Usher 3, Head Usher 4, Coniad Staff 4, Hi-Y Older Boys, Conference 3, Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y U.M. National Assembly 4. -62 ELIZABETH LOUISE TRASK Being Oh, those long black tresses . . . One of the Active Penneysv . . . Weive found her quietly studious. Art Club 2, Cercle Francais 3, 4, G.P.E. 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 1, Senior Play Backstage 4. 4 CONSTANCE TROTT if Connie M A smile for everyone . . . A good little Worker . . . Full of pep. Latin Club 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2. 'W' MARGARET LUCILLE MARY TURCOTTE CCPe y7l Do you have a pass to the Drive-In, Peggy? . . . Artrociously loquacious . . . Oh, those big brown eyes! F.H.A. 4, Senior Play, Property Committee 4. 53 LUCILLE L. VEILLEUX CCLu7, A cute little trick that arrived on the spot last year . . . Oh, those dancing brown eyes . . . Quiet but-Oh! Transferred from Marie-Joseph Academy, Biddeford, Maine 3, Clee Club 1, 2, Basketball Intramurals I, 2, Softball Intramurals l, 2, Volley- ball Intramurals I, 2, Majorette 1, Head Majorette 2, Class Secretary 2. AURELE VIOLETTE Ralph', f His laugh will follow him far . . . Capabilities galore . . . Conscientious A Worker. 4 I Art Club I, Cercle Francais 2, 3, President 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Cony Cue-Rameses 2, 3, 4, Chizzle Wizzle Usher 3, 4, Boys' State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Superlative 4, Senior Honors List. HOPE VIOLETTE Hope', Likes to dance . . . Fun to have around . . . A real cute girl. F.H.A. 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 2. ANNE C. WALSH Petie', Short and sweet . . . The life of any party , . . Fond of a certain red- head. Art Club I, 2, 4, Treasurer 3, F.H.A. 4, Chizzle VVizzle Ball Committee 2, Costume Committee Chairman 4, Softball I. 54 SHARON WALSH We've learned she loves to watch football games . . . Is fun to have around . . . And seems to have a special liking for Winthrop. 3 Quite a guy on the football field . . . The life of any party . . . One of the best. Art Club 1- Latin Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Baseball Frosh, Basketball Z 2, 3, 4, Football Frosh, Second Team 2, Varsity 3, 4, Track Relay 1, 2, olle ball2 4 G mDemonstration I 2 4 Graduation Committee Q 37 V y 7 I y , 7 9 4, Coniad Staff 4, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, Usher 4. LEROY I. WAYCOTT LINDSAY WATSON A doctor in the making . . . Has a good sense of humor . . . An asset to the trombone section of the band. Cercle Francais 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Phy-Bi-Chem 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Chizzle Wizzle Booth 1, 2, 3, Singing Chorus 45 Science Fair 4, Senior Play Props 4, American Legion Oratorical Con- test 3, Boys' State 3, Senior Honors List. ccBudv GLORIA WHITE A smart and pert miss . . . A friend to all who know her . . . The wed- ding bells are soon to ring. Triple C Club 3, 4, Volleyball Intramurals 1, Senior Play Usherette 4, Graduating Committee 4, Senior Honors List. 55 ROBERT B. WHITE KKBOEP Will go far in life . . . Augusta's answer to Ein t ' s ein . . . Has the courage of his convictions. C.B.C. 45 Phy-Bi-Chem 1, 2, 3, President 45 Cony Cue-Rameses 3, 45 Chizzle Wizzle Booth 45 Science Fair I, 2, 3, 45 Projectionist I, 25 --ww' Boys, State 35 VVestinghouse Science Talent S h 4 - 5 earc 5 Merit Test 3, Harvard Book Award 3- National Hon S ' , or OCISIY 3, 45 National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 45 Senior Honors List. SANDRA JEAN WHITE Sandy A favorite with the ukidsv . . . A good mixer . . . Crazy?-Over boys and dancing. X 'N F.H.A. 4, Triple C Club 3, 4. I JUDITH C. WHITNEY ccjudysr A ball of fire . . . A regular chatter box . . . All eyes for Danny. G.P.E. 3, 45 Volleyball Intramurals 25 Cheerleader I5 Coniad Staff 45 Ch. . A . . izzle Wizzle Costume Committee 35 Triple C Club 4- Gym Demo 7 n- stration 1, 25 Softball I, 25 junior Prom Committee 35 Bowling 15 Ball Committee 3. ERNESTINE H. YVHITMAN Ernie,, Those dimples really get us . . . One of Ma's more talkative students . . . Loads of fun! an Transferred from Winthrop High School, Winthrop, Maine 45 Glee Club I5 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 56 1 A top-notch rollerskater . . . A great little guy . . . Always smiling. RAYMOND NVING allay!! Transferred from Gardiner High School, Gardiner, Maine 4, Latin Club 25 Senior Honors List. km! df BETTY ARLENE YEATON One of Bostonis future homemakers . . . Bright red hair is her banner for success . . . A very efficient gal. F.H.A. Program Chairman 1, 2nd Vice-President 2, lst Vice-President 3, President 4, State Chairman of Elections and Nominations 4, Gym Demonstration 1, Chizzle VVizzle Costume Committee 1, 2, Booth 3, Business Staff 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3. 57 no I , Haw 1 1 n J, 1 e, M fn? x ,Ad x Q , Famous enough to be known - maybe! WERE WE EVER THAT YOUNG??? 58 ! 17, f f , , .fy ,W , fw ,J .www , , ,fvwmumw ,y,ff'!xjw -KU,-Q, , , VW ,my ,ca S f if 2 Z K u .M W .., f fragvgigyff 'a r ,MQ ' I V ui 4, 7 16. -Jef, 5 4 '- ..11v ..fA Q . im. , ,, 5 jf! , x Y 1 .M 4 ,, f ..,,, 5 , 2' 2 ,4gV,, 4 ffl' ', W 1 ' 61' ? 2445523 Mgf i, ,,.., 34 ff gf ,H 4 ' 'T My ,4 V , , X, 513' ,, HW' f Mfg' .f If .. ffwf-ww Q V ,ax -M any 1 1 f ff ' L Wy ' ! f f 4 1 6 1 gr it , M.,,,, . K, s 4 M rw' Y' xg J . fa 4 f 4 42 3 Q 9 K S 1 , S fi'1..gf:,' Aj 'TL fr.. ,A,, Q .4 ,,- j 2 f ' f ' 4 R A v ,X ,. f . P, , .V R, ,, fs, . . . ., . I Q my A 4 1 V 9 Vs., F' f fp E' M. f ,, 4 f Y, 4. f ' If ' ,. if . ., K4 f 4 f ,ff V! , av fig, f M, fm, f , 'W , , , 6 ,rs Q . 41 ,Z ,,7, gn ig J fm 1 fif fm , -?fEf 9Sfai5e'f?f ' V 9? :Qi N'M n K Q 4 ', sg i '- -gjTf'Pg. ,Q idff ,, M3144 if ii . Q'N -, 'arf ' 1' M 5? ' Q N '-'9- x ,W g , W ff 4 ' may ,, 5 :QQ ' gi' j f , , M ' f f,wfivLZ',f, QI , 4 , I ,557 , f ' .,4f..? 1' fwh, +1 ' .,evM'92,aw Q Q '33 ,f if WA B- 4 00 IP ll ? if W' , , f 1 aff ' ' f :Ty i Q , I ., 1 X , f,-M43 im: ri.. I If A .,,. A aw.-,W n , V Q.:n'v ' f ,- f d'b44fg4,j2Z A ' zi1i,iy-4 , i'JvQf2vZf4Q'JKq,,uf ' ' L ' ' f 1 f W , ' ,f'67. f f Q A, 'Z 2 , ,I . V V if , , Q 4,43 .V h ,V T ere 5 f V fm W4 Q ' f 'Mi L .:,'7 I Q 5 af M obody Like Us 60 U ,ff 5 ' lv If , 0 , f Q f W ' wifi Y V 1 1 Er' gy, .Lv . .,l, tg . .,.f ,,:,t, ,v l,t I, 5 , ,V 'www if-, .T-lwgi dj. ' 9 f .1 'a ff I cy Y , ,A , , 2' , Q45-1 , V'5'Jff f7..f f V , ' , 7 i '7'.i'v7f WY' 13 gf M, . y Q , , . ,, , A N: 4 4 u Lf -.. ' 1 Q -HU? V 1 K!g P2: WWHM-' ' ' -f ' 'ff Q A am, ,445 f The Class of 1959 61 1-,, ,gag Gvn ge Qf. '? Seated: C. Cranshaw, Editor-in-Chief: E. Braun, Assistant Editor. Standing: T. Miskavage, Personal Cliainnang R. Brewer, Assistant Editor, T. Goldberg, Assist- ant Editor, Miss Ciddings, Advisor, S. Pratt, Photography Chairman. CON A T FF Seated: Miss Vickery, Advisor, M. Leighton, Chairman, L. Maxwell, B. Yeaton. Standing: W. Niles, H. Lagassie, S. Lipman. A 3 ii CONIAD Many long hours have been spent in preparation for this year- book. The entire Coniad Staff has Worked very hard to make this the best Coniad ever. Along with our hard work, we have a great deal of fun, enjoyed each other's company, and even had refreshment breaks. Carolyn Cranshaw, our Editor-in- chief, has proved to be an excel- lent leader. We all appreciate the guidance of our capable advisors, Miss Giddings and Miss Vickery. Each and every member of the staff deserves much credit for his contribution to our Coniad for 1959. .Sports and Photography E. Annis, P. Roderique, L. Waycott, I. Houghton, B. Bunker, S. St. Pie-rre. Typists and Proofreaders my 5.1 ,,,,, , , 7. QW ,,,. ep.. First Row: W. Pierce, M. Gil- r 3 bert, G. Elvin, Head Typist. R Second Row: S. Suitter, R. , , K, p Currier. Standing: E. Gamage, f 3 . f A 4 S. French, E. Chase, Head asa. 2 Proofreader. Absent when pho- N, F , ' f-K if to was taken: A. Moody. '55 ' :bl ... 'T ' ,. 5 I ui! E... , f 4 . 5- . fa 4 c ,, . ,Q .- s 31... wwf' 'Newt . , kv P5 4 A A? i f Personals Seated: T. Mathieu, L. Castonguay, S. Bell, I Mendall. Second Row: S. Hanson, I. Coakley, P. McMillan C. Greig. Third How: T. Davis, L. Nodwell, D. Hagar, V Tschamler. 5 F ' A U -B Seated: A. Campbell, M. Gilbert, C. Cranshaw, T. Miskavage. Standing: S. Bell, A. Qurion, M. Giddings. 9 I I GIRLS STATE AND BOYS' STATE Seated: E. Brann, D. Hagar, A. Viol- ette L. Nodwell . Drum E. Fl nn , , I , Y Standing: R. Harvey, B. Bunker, R White, S. Lipman, P. Selwood, W Niles, R. McLean, R. Brewer, L Watson. ,...,f1 is 64 W I , I ,wg 1 5 ir-fgf K ,eff ,, il 1 f if 1 K, A' if 1 6 , - Everett Brann Sara Coughlin Cue-Rames-es Stall, 4 years Cue-RUTIIGSCS Editor-in-Chief , 3'6 Jacqueline Fairfield Chizzle Wizzle Treasurer Ross McLean Student Council President 1 iw ET if 1.3 5' Ptlwg, mags- -mmf? ,: eyriv 'wm..:i . ,i Jxsixfi- -1, - , 1:s.....t umm-- .rm a-'ue is :-- tw ' ' : f: '1E'1F,41' -- ' . . it-55-1-.a- i,as,' Irene Rodrique Scrapbook Keeper Molly Giddings Cue-Rameses Staff, 4 years gf 1 , Judie Monclull Cue-Rameses Staff, 3 years Peter Selwood Chizzle VVi2zle President Carolyn Cransliaw Conjad Editor-in-Chief 4 E 11 ' tf, 135 Lg, Milf-L' gfffw i' -ii Lf ' -Q35 if H 7 s. . , ' 'wwyi1Q,, 'f.,fn,v +2 if'-2f? !' wif 4 'v ,.V ' lf- it k V , 1 f V , ,I X Jane Haskell Library Assistant Claudia Pignolet Library Assistant Q In , , Q, fl 1 is ,- - -,,, -raw 4, ff lf, Iean Theberge Projectionist e : Ziff? J 'Z-.MZ i Iames Drum Cue-Hameses Staff, 8 years Kathleen McCormick Cue-Rameses Business Manager Anne Quirion Cue Editor-in-Chief Aurele Violette Cue-Rameses Staff, 3 years vt' 'HQ ' x. JL. 11 xx 1, '- Nix . rka if xii? '? . E' - bi . 4 9, L .fx I X ff if :Q -1, . .U-,QP 0ll'liS'fvV N3 N1 CD CD D i0 O 9. ! CD F11 93 Us m C5 o :s '4 EF: UO- :- U2 O n- o 2. U PU F11 cn F11 Z H cn Z O 4 fb 5. cfn lg? fi QCD '11 S3 is 993 Ofc on TU 3 3 BACKSTACE CREW D. Cctchcll, R. Harvey, P. Tnlwcr, L. Turner, L. Clark, E. Trask, M. Turcotte, C. Cranshaw E. dc Vnndrcuil, L. Stevens, Absentg M. Leighton, E. Braun, L. Watson. 66 'V'--S. SENIOR PLAY CAST S. Lipman, M. Chapman, C. Corbett, I. Fairfield, I. Drum, L. Maxwell, I. Bechard, El. Murphy, R. Brewer, T. Goldberg, B. Bunker. ABPIA., V, , V f '3!-QI. I H... I hear you're an expert on hawgsf' X M You can't ruin my hoopla stand! The Saturday Evening im BRAINIEST CLASS FLIRTS A. Quirion, R. White M. McFadden, P. Selwood ,ff CEASELESS CHATTEBERS BEST DRESSED T. Goldberg, I. Drum R- BTGWGT, S- Pfam 123912119 MOST SOPHISTICATED MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY L. Nodwell, P. Page S. Coughlin, W. Niles VUNCIFAL' Qwxmeo e . . .. L 5 L ,',. ,.,' 2 Hz ff ylizfzrwfg- f CLASS CLOWNS OLYMPIANS F. Can, R. Hess I. MacDonald, L. Stevens Q ' Q11 1 3 ' ' Q-:nf 9 s, so 3 is su 'K fm 1 5 L x- 3 . f Q , -as JE: sf f - xv so 'f-9 N .- if . cj, eff , 'K ' if SKS ,lb ' iw, xl KHf:Qff,, ' V. WA ...A Most Versatile Jackie Fairfield Peter Selwood A' l Most Likely To Succeed I Anne Quirion Aurele Violette ,fmt 51 7 . fy X .e , ,!sb15fj' 0. ' e, . fl B2 e e Q or Xi x A l ,xo n is 35 k HN . 'I 52,2 l 77 ' 15 - 'X A Best Looking Elaine Miller Roger Brewer I kqrff If 1 . K 'if 4 nm I' 'P' .1 41 t 5, f Best Dancers Molly Giddings Charles Perkins W. A Washmgfon Thp f ,J ,7,,,,4mo f f ,, , 4 , ,W ,, ,1f,,, .ff 5' 4 9 f 4-fwfwm f Litficf i . zff f -1' Q-' f 4 qw I ,f t ,.,,g , ,, A, , f M, y .,.f,, ,L ,, A if 4 , jf 77? 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At the Last Chapel, held this year on Wednesday morning, June 3, in the auditorium of Cony is the time when the Senior Class President presents his gavel to the Junior Class President who in turn replies with a speech of acceptance. The Last VVill and Testament of the boys and girls is read, as well as the Class History. On this same evening the seniors attend a lawn party held this year for the first time at 19 Stone Street, or if the weather is inclement, it will be in the Cony gym. At this time the class gifts committee presents each senior with a small gift, usually a joke, that will be long remembered. On Saturday evening, June 6, the Senior Banquet is held at the Augusta House. The Class Prophecies are read and the seniors receive their CONIADS. On the following evening, Baccalaureate exercises take place at the high school. A prominent citizen of Maine delivers the Baccalaureate address at this time. At last The Day arrives! Graduation exercises take place at the Augusta Armory on Thursday evening, June 11. After the speeches and awards are pre- sented, the impressive Athenian Oath is recited by the class. At last, diplomas in hand, our class realizes that they are now - alumni of Cony High. 74 f iw' 45 as N ,A ,, - we-Q wt, rags ' x . as X X A swam .if - -X ,Q - s . , , 1, X- , M .4-7 x 4-.kxwx N S Ji X N , . X. Q X x it N X N Ri 5 X. 1,2 Q, if - XX-A X , asp, -.r , iv ,,,. 1 T' ' . , , x ' -.- 5 5. 3.15, amvwasix .. -. N vp -' ws- 1144 -viii?-J w, ff - r1 f'-rt sXE:e3't2?f Rift. .- sl' X s 'i:- . .. ,Til S5 SX Q' r. X ' - at 1 X ls . , V N'a..,,- time sr wa.. f N. s ,xv swQxr-.5s-et. s -:XIX i s.'.1l-Vri?af-.:t- r ' 3 ' , I- f 'Y - s ' ' 3 ike fl, ' ll is Alesis R V: fx- ,. he vvxwn . H . Au ' 1 su- X QF- N 'N w Q9 ci . S N. , 5 , - - ...lx ' is x X New fxsws-'aff it Q t N . . .N smqmfskx.,-asia ai. XX - ,aw - . . .. . ,X 'Q - , -- ' 131'SQsg'25:-.5 4 4 -N , X Y g , L+-xv sswa.5.sg X x '11, gf, fs, . X, 5 X - ' as ,Z fr... X N, ., at -M. .X,, .,,N, - X,QXX . .,,,,X ,.., , . - .. sr. , . A Ur 1 'sr 'Ts . Q,-Xi Q. . A gm-12 r img-.1 .I f ' -Smal..-f. 1.Qfr21fgff1't5.ffs's - , ' ,X-sis , . N r ' xii i - -3 ...ifsF' T - 1'-at .,vg:' g:'gvss.,.,:,.g, Q '- is My '11, v.::,i:4. - :.-gms sz if: sf V - I - 4 1, ' if iw 3 - if-,fis-11 - i -'sl twigs' ' 'NN- X-: ' - fi 1, .P ' 'll if-if f 2 'f N 'i,g,.z.. -rss? ffw Mg? . , L,,,i ,, W V , C., W K X X 1 . . jg Q 2? f ' 5 Uwwaavx-it W J 1 x 0594! ,g 1 lf' . tt.. . Seated: M. Gilbert, R. Fortin, A. Quirion, R. White. SENIOR HONOR PARTS Madeleine Gilbert has achieved the honor of being the Valedictorian for the class of 1959. During high school Madeleine was a member of the Triple C Club and a delegate to Elks Youth Congress and Dirigo Girls' State her junior year. Madeleine plans to do secretarial work after graduating. The Salutatorian for the senior class is Anne Quirion. Anne was active in sports and many school clubs throughout her four years at Cony. She was elected to membership in the National Honor Society her jL1Il.lO1' year. This year Anne was a member of the Chizzle Wizzle Executive Committee and Secretary of her class. After high school, Anne will attend Colby College. Robert VVhite has the first honor essay for the senior class. Bob has partici- pated in many school clubs during the past four years. As a junior, Bob was a delegate to Dirigo Boys' State, he received the Harvard Book Prize, and was elected to National Honor Society. After Bob graduates, he plans to attend Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Roger Fortin has the second honor essay for the class of '59, This year he was a member of the Triple C Club. After Roger graduates from high school, he will attend the University of Maine, Portland Campus. 75 LASC AND Tgsfament Vejlwc Ch.-as of ufxsmbexffa QV sound mind A-wi quesbfoffo-U6 Chafwsw milk flue couczclekulnbr +o ous xsowoenbh. ivosmow, loolfwa pvUuJ'-F1J- +0 -Fuhnkb Ro Grid' . do Ywt-:nib b61ueu'H1 H15 'YQIIOWFN 2' 1.32: live Ckhs o? lqGO,QN1ose vast kwowledbe And gsneab +11lBNf-S wehave Nusa been -geamiktei 4-of-'oa5e.'L, we leave cw Quasar: 'uc case, like skuuji make o. mistake. 2. T5 Bus. Class NCI ,who 'fosse ss Lke, qbiliht 40804, Q Bled. 'HMB wH'h dfsnegmdjo ml! Pe,ual4-ies, hui, leuv Ulm. Maxi, oaks, so at least, 4 U8 cow sax 14.53 Lava senile cereus. 3. 12 Une Class of lqlgl, whose In Hen SHI! aiu s he L H-ug, Malls an-an Mae, I-'l-N5' Ball Ymsugouwded,w9. live. Cow ho 60 v P Aoi AHF-58 50ml do MAN be Qblf. +odo Ymlawnlsv. lk 4. Rdojlfa ,+o nxt, Cm-.uk W3 uagylh, Mugs of NSC' ,lava -I-0 may on UNWPJUEN Uxuuk-waizm on QW Nw, Hwy, mid gqioqg QVQJN io make out VWR gun-S -So rc mcuzdimk, K3 ALUS. dd tnekladeoianc Quik, gxzesemze QQ his-,L wg'-M8568 uu+ has E? OUR ULSL kmn flwd Sfapij. Stajtcl, qwd tkjfvgggcl o .u+kuS nd: dex 0? Tawuqwk nl 'Hue fre of oua Load' om, LLOUSGNJ mme huwdead md Simi- NwNE.,0v0 4 vewm-ia, of CWB l4,6L, 5d,,,,,g, SQANCJ I Qrxiqiufhlb of mQNORS who 522.40 CWD WMU lm + 4 z 11 m k + M: J uw? EH-HL Lili. us at tems X , , ,Q ,, fg yf 'li ,294 ' A' T ' Wi 3, 4 ff, 4 f fm ,, ., ' .gum W Q , -ww, YZ f ' ff vs , yy f K ., 4 'Z f . , ,3 ,, W f s Coca- C cup. f M moms s.im.e HELPEK KTLLKEQQ SWUCTCON gms, V, M I y i L . , N57 9, - f , ,Wiz nik , ,fig ' ,ww-..,... , fRLl5'A'DU3- Dug ML , 1? S Foua YEARS A60 I I ' V AZ, if -. . , x X 35 1 , 1' mf 2, 7 ff , , , A. if U ,M ,,, ,, ,,,,: , . . ,.g,,G,1,, n,.,.,.,.m,.J1Qp. , V W, ELWS QQ! ' 241' S' in VALLEY FoQGE 2? ,fy ,f ,125 it ,. W , 'Wi M 4 Q , ix L ,fr 14-aww? N A J VALS C H A n N G A N G Ifxf Mmkfjn K WA.. -. xo! X, igpiv ga , , , i ig ,Ji ?5?va 52152 f 9 73 Rfmcmesn THE rucuflil' '1m- ' 1 ., ' 1 J ,-'.-' ,, .,.,. , A JK ., ' 1'1 , 'f 2 . . 4 , m 6 ' ,FM K z 'si' Q. M , Xi! X W K . 1 l Two OLD msmon ED GIRLS 7 1,, if ,V I -I a ?,, Ni w fa 7' a f ll f 11 5' li: if , fa 7 Yagi? ' ' I 5 f 7 .rfv A ' r X0 1 Q 'IF L, ll ALOHA 'D oss ess,- Wnw ?'?? ,I l W are ' . .MXN xl. A QQ, Seated: A. Quirion, R. White. Standing: M. Leighton, L. Stevens, A. Violette, C. Cranshaw. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Each spring 25 per cent of the upper third of the senior class and a few top-ranking juniors are chosen by the faculty to become members of the National Honor Society. This is about the highest honor one can receive from Cony, as it is one based not only on scholarship, but also on leadership, character, and service. The National Honor Assembly is a very solemn and impressive one. Seated on the stage about a table, on which are the yellow roses of the society and four candles, are the members chosen their junior year. They light four candles and deliver a short explanation on the qualification symbolized by their light. While soft music plays, the members escort to the platform those students who have been tapped three times on the shoulder. The iinal act of the pledge ends the ceremony. On Monday, May ll, this assembly will be held. 78 CLASS HISTORY BY SALLY HANSON After faithfully sewing our sentence of a minimum of four years and a maxi- mum of six years, We, the inmates of Cell Block ,59 are joyfully leaving this penitentiary. As we look back over the years of our imprisonment, we laugh over all of the things we have gone through. Remember our very first day when we straggled into Cony with our eyes wide open . . . to say nothing of our mouths! How shocked we were to discover that all the stories we'd heard about the upper- classmen sending us on wild-goose chases were true! Many of us learned from experience that Room 32 wasn't the place in the boiler room where the male teachers congregated and that 'gCabby Hayes wasnit really employed as a teacher here. How inferior we felt at our first assembly, when, sitting up in the peanut galleryf, we were given a cool once over by the seniors. VVhat we wouldnit have given to have been able to tell them that the stage was in front of them! Something new awaited the frosh boys in the cafeteria . . . they had to pay money for the privilege of eating at certain tables! However, it didn't take long for us to wise up to the pranks of our elders, and soon We were accustomed to the schedule before us. To start our sentence off right, we elected Ross McLean as President of our class with Paul Chaplin serving as Vice-President and Mary McFadden as Sec- retary-Treasurer. Representing us on the Student Council were Sara Coughlin, Molly Giddings, Bob Hess, and Ross McLean. With the start of school came the annual Freshman Dancing Classes. Under the patient guidance of Mrs. Devina Mudge, we soon were able to join the upper- classmen on the dance Hoor. The frosh boys did well in both football and basketball this yea.r, and a large number of them soon appeared on the varsity squad. This year we experienced a new practice with which we could have done without . . . MID-YEARS!! However, most of us passed them with flying colors! fSounds good, anyway!Q One good thing about being freshmen was that we had double the assemblies that the upperclassmen had! On many a Wednesday noon we met in 32 where we learned about the functions of Cony. At last the time came for our first Chizzle Wizzle. It seemed great to be a part of the show which we had heard about so often in grammar school. Bruce Bunker did a terrific job as the chairman of our booth. Several of us even got up enough nerve to attend the ball. Jean Hunt and Bruce Bunker won the Typical Student Awards this year. Graduation was not far away, but we didn't think much about it because for us it was four years away . . . forever! Before we knew it, the summer had passed and we were preparing to return to Cony as upper-under classmen. At least we could sit downstairs for the assemblies! Our sophomoreyear we chose Don McCabe to serve as our President, with 79 ,J , A f 'J ef' 'mln . x gr qw fm ,,' ' : f . ' Z'- 4? Wi 1 'WX 4 ,mf kfig H, Q ,few 'El' .5-K ? WW 'WW' M. ,,.., Ea Siva-A s. M. fir -....... 3 X f- r .- Q w ,, 'QV 9 Fra , 'Q' X nllsiva hge. I f' xg R A-'V V-if KS ,N i 7--M. ' A E E K ,n-.,, 'U 'Q , H ' ' . 1- ' V' I W WF? do-2 , xv! A gk 0 K' I at X When WQ. were LJ M N , . ff. V41-wg an ionocerfli ' A 'V K f :M ' l 'fl f I n v T1 51 J , A'::i b 'wp .I V ,W W J ' '1 'fx' ' zjlfff N Q h! Q J , A, V f' V 'A'-vs f ig -u-45y Nw xx yi ,X Q-, f r w'l':,,, 2 ','NE.J'- xx' M5 ,,, , w w b 3 J 6-,'1i'4 ' wg, ,i Zi, 3, , In ' X is-' ., , 5,,,,,- Sm , N A ff 1' Q F' . x R, . 6 fi? s sf- 9 Q fi Ken Keene assisting him as Vice-President and Eileen Murphy as Secretary- Treasurer. In addition to our first year's Student Council members, we voted in Toni Miskavage and Peter Selwood. This year's varsity football team included four rugged members of our class: Paul Rodrigue, Bud VV aycott, Don McCabe, and Peter Selwood. Cheering them on to victory were five peppy cheerleaders from the sophomore class: Elaine Murphy, April Campbell, Sara Coughlin, Molly Ciddings, and jackie Fairfield. The Future Teachers Club of America was formed our sophomore year and several of us became charter members. Pat Lawrence and Sally Hanson won the VV .C.T.U. Essay Contest this year. Eight members of our class were players on the junior varsity basketball team, which enjoyed a highly successful season, This year the Teen-Age Safety Council was formed and as our representa- tives we chose April Campbell and Roger Brewer. Ross McLean served as President of Latin Club this year. Another Chizzle Wizzle soon came into being. Don McCabe expertly headed our sophomore booth in a Chizzle Wizzle that was really Out of This 'Worldfi Awarded the Typical Student Awards were Molly C-iddings and Bruce Bunker. The year passed quickly and after a short vacation, we once again returned to school . . . this time in the capacity of big juniors! For class officers, we elected Paul Rodrigue as President, Ross McLean as Veep,,' and Sara Coughlin as Secretary-Treasurer. Toni Miskavage, Molly Ciddings, Pat Lawrence, and Don McCabe repre- sented the junior class very well on the Student Council. This year we contributed three more players to the varsity football team. Although they had a losing season, the boys had high hopes for next year. Bob Hess and Vin Tschamler joined the varsity basketball team and both saw much action. Our class was very active in Stopover Statesidef, the Chizzle Wizzle pro- duction of 1958. Bob Hess and his freckles were a big hit as he performed as an endman. Bruce Bunker was chairman of our booth, Cool Cavernsf, Represent- ing us on the executive committee were Jackie Fairfield, Don McCabe, and Pat Lawrence. Cary Campbell and Vin Tschamler were our contributions to the varsity baseball team this year. Under the direction of Paul Bodrigue, thirty of us worked hard for a very successful .junior Prom, The Senior Storyf' The Teen-Age Code was drawn up this year with Mary McFadden and Bob Hess doing their part in helping. 81 'f' Y F V: 5 , v - if 'f u ,C ,A r 4 f A Q NZ, AZ , ny, ,f'- r ' ' , ff , 41 2,4 ,, --11 MJ gwf w :V f 5, zaf If . .-' .. , ,:'f f, r- uf 9, y - , I 'if ra 1 x . L l ' 4 ' X f-ff ,f vii, f-. , 5, ,nf afyfff, 5-.A W- ., Mjhftxgrfw 6 '::3fCf' if M.. If Q -f H ,, ,, ,., , I ' f ' f l-,,-J-ff:-' 7 1' 71 'L fi 'Q :ffff .- . ff 1, :Ag . -,. 4 ,. 7 . H , , ,,4,,f?,!, I u Q W V X-'H' Un,-',x , W 5 'XWQ ,-lf , ,sf W Aa' f ' M .mv , . , k,,.' 'f ff , yr I - Q ,-if 'V K I f. if ff. 1 vw 5 M, , f w 1744 - my M 'SX s n -981: : .L , fix., V' y -1, f -gf , ' .z 1,7 ,M W. ,J ' 4 , 5 Q . , 1 X ,Q f sr --. - - - 'U -... .yr 'N , ' Q.. 4 1 N X - au . ,A 1 1' 445 14' ,fr Attending Dirigo Girls, State Were Toni Miskavage, Anne Quirion, Carolyn Cranshaw, April Campbell, Molly Giddings, Madeline Gilbert, and Sally Bell. Chosen to attend Dirigo Boys' State were Roger Brewer, VVayne Niles, Don McCabe, Pete Selwood, Ross McLean, Pat Lawrence, Aurele Violette, Ed Flynn, Everett Brann, Bob White, Lindsay Watson, Dave Hagar,-Lee Nodwell, Sumner Lipman, and Bruce Bunker. Cony's top award, the Everett V. Perkins Memorial Award, was presented to Jackie Fairfield. Bob White won the Harvard Book Prize. Jackie Fairfield and Bruce Bunker were chosen as Typical Students our junior year. Jackie Fairfield also won the Poetry Prize for her poem entitled Hurt.,' Those elected to the National Honor Society this year were Anne Quirion, Carolyn Cranshaw, Martha Leighton, Lila Stevens, Aurele Violette, and Bob VVhite. As school drew to a close, we realized that next year we would be walking to the front to receive diplomas. How fast the time had flown! The summer soon passed and upon returning we were, for the most part, SENIORSHI Now it was OUR privilege' to gaze up at the little freshmen and make them feel about two inches high! To lead our senior class, we elected Pete Selwood as President, Wayne Niles as Vice-President, and Anne Quirion as Secretary-Treasurer. Kathy McCormick, Toni Miskavage, Don McCabe, and Ross McLean were our members of the Student Council. Ross served as President. Sara Coughlin was editor-in-chief of the Cue-Ramesesqand Carolyn Cran- shaw was our Coniad editor-in-chief. Carolyn's assistants were Roger Brewer, Everett Brann, and Toby Goldberg. Several members of our class served as presidents of various clubs, including the following: Betty Yeaton, F.H.A., Melicent Chapman, F.N.A., Elaine Murphy, G.P.E., Melicent Chapman, C.B.C., Molly Giddings, Tri-Hi-Y, Wanita Pierce, Triple C, Bob Hess, Hi-Y, Roger Brewer, Spanish Club, Aurele Violette, French Club, Bob White, Science Club, Gordon Corbett, Glee Club, and Pete Selwood, F.T.A. Don McCabe and Pete Selwood were co-captains of our football team this year. Seniors who lettered were Larry Baker, Nelson Beane, Roger Brewer, Gary Campbell, Paul Chaplin, Les Mason, John McDonald, Chuck Perkins, and Bud Waycott. Everett Brann was manager. Paul Chaplin won the Lanny Cooper Award for the outstanding lineman. He also was named to the All-Ameri- can team . . . a great honor to Paul and to Cony. Coach Whytock took over our football team, but even more he took over 6th period study hall in the cafeteria, as many of us discovered the hard way! A new addition to our football team was introduced this year . . . Rameses III. He was even nick-named . . . Freddy-Franny. Ethel Annis, Judie Mendall, Lila Stevens, Elaine Murphy, Eileen Murphy, and Carol Greig played varsity field hockey. 83 Proving themselves great actors and actresses were the following who gave a starry performance in our 'senior play g'State F airf' Leslie Maxwell, Elaine Murphy, Toby Goldberg, .Melicent Chapman, ,lackie Fairfield, Roger Brewer, Sumner Lipman, jimmy' Drum, jerry Bechard, Cordon Corbett, and Bruce Bunker. Many of us became amateur hoopsters as the hula-hoop invaded Cony this falll Steve Hastings, Bob. Hess, John McDonald, and Vin Tschamler received varsity awards in basketball. Producing school spirit for the last time were the following senior cheerleaders: Sara Coughlin, April Campbell, Elaine Murphy, Eileen Murphy, jackie Fairfield, and Molly Giddings, head-cheerleader. Playing varsity girls' basketball were Elaine Murphy, Eileen Murphy, 'Toni Miskavage, Martha Leighton, Wanita Pierce, and Lila Stevens. Our last Chizzle VVizzle ended with a wonderful Once Upon A Time. Pete Selwood was President with Sara Coughlin, jackie Fairfield, and Wayne Niles on the executive committee. Vinnie Tschamler was head usher and Everett Brann was chairman of our cool booth, 'clgloo Inn. Larry Baker, jerry Bechard, Pat Faucher, and Bob Hess were members of the endmen group. Many of us were seen in the olios and play, also. Lila Stevens and Bob White were Semi-Finalists in the 1958-59 National Merit Scholarships. Our class honor parts went to Madeline Gilbert, valedictorian, Anne Quirion, salutatorian, Robert VVhite, first honor part, Roger Fortin, second honor part. Forty-three seniors attained an average of 85 or above for three and one half years and made the Senior Honors List. Molly Ciddings was presented the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. The winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award was Martha Leighton. Donald Robbins won the American Legion State Oratorical Contest this year. In the State Regional Science Fair, Cony won five out of the eleven honors. Donald Robbins took Hrst place in chemistry, Lucille Alexander won the Class A exhibit, and Robert White took second place in physics. Many awards and presentations are yet to be announced, but these will have to be remembered because the publishers are waiting . . . impatiently! There it is . . . the history of our entire sentence! We, the class of 1959, are about to bid good-bye to Cony. When we think in retrospect of the years we have spent here, it is not the discouraging or unpleasant aspects, but rather our congenial experiences that come crowding into our minds. We are greatly in- debted to Cony and what it has given to us these past years. We can never repay this debt in full, but we can make a beginning by working to the greatest of our ability in this world we are about to enter. This is one of the last times that we shall be all united together as a group, but let each of us proudly preserve the ties of friendship and good feeling which -the past years have established with Cony. 84 fsglrczzif .M f 'int M4 'ff f fn-'5274Qff 0' 4 mi f 'ff 'f , , .a,fffw,f4mM , L. Stevens, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, R. White, Harvard Book Prize, National Merit Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist, lst Place Physics in State Science Fair, One of top six in Maine Science Talent Search, Honorable Mention National Science Talent Search. ' 'W . ,, - ,, 6 . Q' '1 f iv 1 il . '3' -'WW ' . .. . P 1. A ...V if , , 1 +L' Qi L f' fa 4 'Z ' i t f if I, h it at : K U M .. I. i- ,- x 'lf 1. .f. 'x npr' t f 3 -1' H, z 3' 5 .- 5 35, . 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Good Citlzen Award. a f A' 2 'V 5' l f i f f ' ' A' Standing: B. Bunker, Typical Student Award. D. Robbins, State Winner in American Le- gion Oratorical Contest, lst Place Chemistry in State Science Fair. Our Class Advisers Center: Mr. Arbor-Room L Below: Mr. Suomi-Room D Miss Clement-Room C ,Simpy - lawn- 195 -...,,., 'T---e Miss Jackson-Room A Mr. Webber-Metal Shop QM , dune 79,59 . ,Q 1 'N w ' 4,5 ff UNDERCLASSMEN Q?lUnnm lwmnnnunm A -4 3. Nw , F '- A Q 1342115 4, . 2' V2.2- 3 i 3 W .F bk V , swf' .4 mlm A iw 912.4 A559 ,Q m A , ,A I x 'tr Abbott, Gary Allairc, Cecile Allen, Douglas Allen, Theresa Arbor, Claudette Arbor, Lorraine Arnold, Dorothy Arnold, Patsy Arseneault, Lucille Auger, Paul Ayotte, Rita Babb, Russell Bailey, Lyndal Baker, Edward Barnes, Nancy Barry, Dorothy Beaudoin, Rita Beaulieu, Robert Bechard, Diane Bt-land, Lucille Bell, Anne Bell, Janies Berryman, James Bilodeau, Bertrand Bilodeau, Patricia Birkenwald, Anne Black, Ralph Blackett, Frank Bolduc, Gloria Bonenfant, Leo Boucher, Lewis Brann, Judith Brown, Bonnie Brown, William Buck, Joyce Buotte, Barry Burdzel, Barbara Caldwell, William Campeau, June Carnes, Barbara Carney, Nancy Cass, April Cass, Gerald Caswell, Sharon Chaplin, Paul Charest, Grace ' ,Z 1 ,, Vice-Pres. P. Choate, Sandra Church, Cony Clukey, Gail Coffin, Richard Cooper, Mary Corliss, Nancy Cormier, Vincent Cote, David Cotta, Sharon Cottlc, Gerald Couture, Cecile 5 Couverette, Ann Cunningham, Carrie Cunningham, Nancy Daniels, Sumner Davenport, Richard Decrow, Inez Demos, George Dc-Voc, Carolyn Dinsmore, David Dionne, Michelle Dole, Judith Dostie, Beatrice Dostie, Leonard Dulac, Joyce Dumont, Annette Duncan, Ronald Eaton, Sharon Elvin, David Esty, Lawrence Evers, Clare Fallona, Marijane Farrar, Cecil Farrington, Martha Field, Barbara Flewelling, Barbara Fortin, Reinette Fortin, Ronald Freeman, Thomas Futrell, Marilyn Gagne, Patricia Gay, Carolyn Glew, -Merrilyn Godbout, Ronald Goldberg, Gayle .Mi his 'ada-s.. A McFarland, Sec. C. Dc-Voc, Pres, W. Browne CLASS OF 1960 Gosselin, Robert Gould, XVilliam Gow, Charles Graves, Gary Gray, David Gray, Linda Green, Gloria Grimshaw, Cary Hagen, Philip Harvey, Charles Harvey, Edward Hayden, Diane Hcnnessey, Richard Herrick, Lucille Hill, Rose Marie Hinckley, Diane Hinckley, Janice Howard, Eugene Howe, XVilliam Huntsman, Jellirey Hussey, Marjorie Ivey, Joyce Jenkins, Sharon Jones, Bonita Kaiser, Carol Kenney, Linda Kew, Kenneth Korol, Stefanie Kettler, George Koval, Jean Labbe, Claudette LaRoehelle, Constan Larsen, David Learned, Dianne Leavitt, George Lee, Diana Leonard, John Lessard, Maurice Lettre, Robert Lewis, Scott Lincoln, Patricia Litchfield, Donna Littlefield, Lucille Lyon, David FH CG MaeFarland, Raymond 89 Malone, Nancy Malone, Patricia Marsh, Joyce McDougal, XVarren McLaughlin, Terrence Meacler, Sharon Merrill, John Miller, Anne Mitchell, Diane Morgan, Peter Mudge, Nancy Murray, Patricia Murrcll, Edward Nadeau, Roger Nadeau, Theresa Napolitano, Michael Nash, Andra Nason, George O,Clair, Patricia O'Donncll, Katherine Ohler, Priscilla Ouellette, Cynthia Parc, Gerard Partridge, Sally Patterson, Glenwood Pedclle, Duncan Pelky, Lorna Perkins, Marsha Pierce, Paul Pinkham, Ruth Plummer, Diane Pollack, Myra Pomerleau, Raymond Pomerleau, Sandra Poulin, Gerald Poulin, Marguerite Quirion, Frank Raymond, Martha Ricker, Nancy Rodrigue, Doris Ronillard, Louella Roy, Raymond Russell, Mary St. Pierre, Linda Savage, Edith Scammon, Susan Sclnnidt, James Shaw, Sandra Sirois, Joan Sirois, Patricia Small, Ralph Smith, John Snell, John Springer, Gerald Stackpole, Judith Starks, Earl Stevens, Rose Stickney, Helen Stinchfield, XVilliam Stone, Fairlee Swain, Virginia Swift, Marguerite Sylvester, Carrie Taylor, Patricia Taylor, Persis Taylor, Sharon Templeton, Mary Tenney, Linda Tibbetts, Marcia Tobias, Nancy Tupper, Stanley Turner, Linda Varney, David Veilleux, Marsha Vigue, Janice Yiolettc, Hope iVard, Francis XVatson, Edwin XVeeks, Sandra XVciblen, Nancy XVeiblen, Thomas XVQ-scott, Margaret XVeyinouth, James XVeymouth, Judith Yiihite, Dennis XVhitman, Patricia XVhitten, Marilyn XVinslow, Richard Young, Ernest Young, Kenneth Zientara, Gerald Mff' E . 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A' '44 , Adell, Francis Albert, Rene Albison, Stephen Alexander, Donna Allen, Glen Allen, James Allen, Judith Anderson, Nancy Andy, Emil Arbour, Sandra Aube, Lucille Aube, Richard Aucott, Sandra Baker, Barbara lBaker, Gerine Ballard, Kenneth Barber, Thomas Barden, Thomas Barrett, Robert Bartlett, Reuben Bean, Roland Beaudoin, Anne Beaulieu, Donald Belisle, Nelson Bell, Robert Bennett, Gloria Black, Geraldine Bonenfant, Ann Bonenfant, Donna, Bonsant, Elaina Boston, Calvin Braley, Pamela Brann, Donald Breton, Linda Brewer, Carol Brower, Lurana Browne, Robert Bulger, Maryella Campbell, Gail Carey, Lorraine Caron, David Caron, Nadia Carr, Sandra Charest, Joan Chase, David Chase, Janice Chase, Mary Church, Linda Clements, Virginia Clifford, Susan Cloutier, Judith Cobb, Barry wyxw 3 XXV' Pres. J. Williamson, Sec. P. Martin, Vice-Pres. L, Fortin Colby, Jerre Colfer, Russell Constantine, Peter Conway, George Cooper, Calvin Cooper, Carolyn Cooper, Cynthia Corrigan, John Cote, Thomas Coughlin, Lawrence Couture, Madeline Cram, Lena Cunningham, Evelyn Cunningham, Myra Cuslnnan, Sandra Cyr, Camille Davis, Judy Day, Martha Deschaine, Thomas Dogherty, Susan Dolloli, Kathryn Dostie, Armand Doyon, Hector Doyon, Nancy Drapeau, David Dudley, Robert Dudley, Roland Dunn, David Dupuis, Lorraine Eaton, Thomas Ellis, Jean Ellis, Vickie Elvin, Kenneth Enman, John Finnemore, Dennis Finnemore, Donna Fletcher, David Fleury, Pauline Fortin, Lionel Foster, Donna Freeman, Joseph Friedman, Ronald Gagne, Roger Gamage, Gordon Gambino, Joseph Gerald, Stuart Gerrish, Donald Gilbert, Anne Gilbert, Philias Godbout, Connie Gott, Anna Goodwin, Patricia Gorneau, Joanne CLASS OF 1961 Gorneau, Richard Gousse, Rita Grant, Margaret Gray, Constance Guerette, Jeanne Gurney, Robert Hall, Earlene Harding, Betty Harvey, Ronald Haskell, Brian Hastings, John Hazelton, Dean Heitman, Nancy Herron, Constance Hill, Frank Hill, Robert Hodgson, Carole Homer, William Howard, James Hunt, Charles Jackson, Joseph Johnston, XVilliam Jones, Dawn Jones, Rosemary Kaherl, John Kimball, Barbara Kimball. Robert King, Scott Knowles, Ralph Kus, Maryann Laeasse, NVilliam Laioie, Linda Lajoie, Maralee Lajoie, Patricia Lamoreau, Pamela Lancaster, Lennine Lasalle, Greg Lemieux, Laurent Lenfest, Elbridge Lennan, Elizabeth Leonard, Carole Lessard, Roger Lettre, Arlene Levensaller, Arlene Lincoln, Elliot Loughlin, NValter Ludwig, Susan Maheux, Jeanne Manley, Margaret Manter, Pauline Markham, Eddie Marsh, Carole Marston, Charlotte Martin, Pamela Mason, Martha McCatherine, Carol McCormick, Margaret McDonald, Charles McDonald, Clitlord McLaughlin, Josephine McLean, Joan McNally, Michael Merrill, Gloria Metcalf, Helen Michaud, Jackie Mooers, Daniel Morin, Jean Morrisette, Gerard Morse, Pauline Morton, Philip Mudge, Linda Murphy, Dennis Murray, Nancy Nichols, Jeilery Nicholas, Karal Nickerson, Jean Niles, VVayne Noble, Martin Noyes, Charles Ouellette, Lee Overlock, David Paganucci. Fred Peaslee, Clarence Pellegrini, Sharon Pelletier, Richard Pelletier, XVilliam Perkins, Robert Perry, Roberta Philbrick, Charles Pinkham, Murray Poulin, Gloria Poulin, Noella Poulin, Pauline Prescott, Calvin Pye, Janice Quinn, Betty Quirion, Gloria Quirion, Pauline Radclitfe, Michael Raynes, Ronald Robie, Kenneth Rodrique, Andree Rodrique, Martha Rollins, Patricia Roth, Hugh Rouillard, Robert Roussell, Ronald Royal, Robert Runyon, Catherine Rusgrove, Ruthann St. Pierre, Joyce Sawyer, Alan Sawyer, Margaret Scott, Sally Searles, Margaret Selwood, Pamela Shaw, Richard Sheloske, Eugene Sirois, VVilfred Small, Edith Small, Mary Lou Small, Raymond Small, Richard Smith, John Soule, Linda Sproul, John Staciva, Camille Steinmeyer, Robert Stover, Carol Suitter, Barbara Tetu, Roberta Thcriault, Jerry Thyng, Annie Tobias, Alfred Tondreau, Madeline Towle, Gary Vachon, Lucette Valliere, Roberta Veilleux, Germaine Vickcry, Judy Violettc, Gloria Violette, Josette Yiolette, Pauline XVebb, Clyde XVells, Elizabeth XVhite, George XVhitman, Harriet XVigglesworth, Betty Willette, Roger XVilliams, Ruthann XVilliauis, Thomas XVilliamson, Joseph XVilson, David XVilson, Robert VVyman, Janice Yeaton, Linda Yeaton, Ruth Zayac, Raymond .aw ff' ,I If if X r 1 f an- it 5 W ., , ,df H , V' A ' ,Q , . , - Aff ca nf an 2 f f ' Q 7 , ..,, , . 3 1 A .1 in 5.5 - 4 , N I y H , ' B L A N .4 and 'W' nfvfha 3 ,fri .. l ff Q .V V4 - ,,.,,- fvw4+ ,, l,,Q, V EVN! 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Adams, Carol Albee, Nancy Albert, Lawrence Albert, Paul Albison, Jane Alcox, David Allen, Paul Arbour, Hector Arnold, David Ashford, Helen Aube, Rita Ayotte, Dorothy Ayotte, Pauline Bachman, Pamela Bader, Lawrence Baker, Judy Barry, Carolyn Barry, James Barter, Carleton Beale, Elery Beaudoin, Lucille Beaulieu, Harold Beaulieu, Lawrence Bechard, Kenneth Bellavance, Theresa Bennett, Mary Ellen Berenson, Robert Bembe, David Betit, Alice Bilodeau, Roland Black, Alice Blanchard, Norman Blank, Jane Blodgett, Marie Bonsant, Theodore Booker, Clarence Boynton, Alden Bradley, Carol Brann, Allen Brooks, Pamela Buck, Beverly Bumford, Robert Bunker, Joan Bunker, Nancy Buotte, Dennis Burdzel, Ray Burns, Fern Butler, Martin Callahan, James Cameron, Lorraine Carey, Antonio Carey, Edward Carney, James Charest, Raymond Chase, Judith Clavette, Roland Clifford, Dennis Cloutier, Peter Clouticr, Roland Coakley, Carol Cobb, Carolyn Cody, Jeannine Cody, Marlene Cohen, Judith Cole, Carolyn Condon, Judith Cooper, Delbert Cormier, Donald Cormier, Pamela Cormier, Rosalie Cote, Peter Craig, Michael Craig, VVilliam Crockett, Ray Crowley, William Cunningham, Rodney Cunningham, Roger Cusson, Sharon Daigle, Maurice Daniels, Barbara Daniels, Cyril D'Auteuil, Gregory Davis, Irene Decrow, Elizabeth Degon, Robert J ff ,,,,. f . Pres. H. Arbour, Sec. F. Burns, Vice-Pres. D. Williamson Dennett, David Dennett, Ronald Dix, Dana Dole, Jean Donahue, Eleanor Donahue, Paul Dostie, Dorothy Dostie, Nancy Dostie, Vincent Doten, Nancy Douglass, William Douin, Donald Dow, Sandra Dowling, Karen Driscoll, Sally Drouen, Lea Dulac, Dulac, Dunn, Paul Ronald Robert Duplessis, Robert Duplin, Barbara Durand, Nelson Dutton, John- Eaton, Jacqueline Edwards, Robert Elvin, Timothy Epstein, Gerald Evers, John Evers, Sharon Fairfield, Suzanne Fiore, John Folger, Jackie Fortin, Beatrice Fortin, Kenneth Foster, Thomas French, Carol Fuller, Alton Fuller, Carol Fuller, Melroy Fulton, Arthura Fusco, Deane Gagne, Bernadette Gagne, Clement Gagne David Gagnoh, William Gates, Nancy Gauthier, Brandon Gerard, Gerrish Gidney Gilbert: Gilbert, Golden 7 Gorden, Ronald Marie Franklin Douglas Ronald Morgan Dennis Corneau, Jeanette Gorneau, Robert CLASS OF 1962 Gosselin, Arline Gosselin, Jean Gould, Arthur Grant, Betty Lou Grant, Robert Graves, Pamela Greene, Robert Grey, Marlene Guerrette, Donald Hall, Laura Hall, Roger Hamilton, Erna Hasey, John Healey, Mary Henderson, Walter Henderson, Pauline Hendsbee, George Hennessey, Pamela Hersom, Virginia Higgins, Nancy Hill, George Hixon, Rachel Holmes, Janice Holt, Janice Hughes, David Humphrey, Bonnie Hutchings, Judith Jameson, William Jaques, Doris Jaques, Joan Jerolman, Olive Jerolman, Richard Johnson, Nancy Johnston, Ralph Jolicoeur, Janet Jones, Linda Keene, Alvin Kelley, Kerry Kesaris, John King, Bernard Kinsey, Marilyn LaCroix, Jeanette LaCroix, Lorraine Lajoie, David Lammers, Susan Larrabee, Richard Larsen, Karen Lasselle, Cary Lavalle, Mona Legg, Stephen Lerette, William Letendre, Elaine Levesque, Laurier Logan, Mary Lunt, Harold Maasen, Craig 93 Madore, Robert Maheux, Robert Malinowski, Francis Malone, James Manley, Nancy Markham, Charlene Martens, Judy Mason, Larry Mathews, Donald Mayberry, Keith McFall, Nella McLaughlin, Michae Mead, David Melanson, Diane Michaud, Claudette Miller, Mary Miller, ,Robert Mitchell, Linda Mitton, William Moody, Augustus Morang, Bruce Morgan, Nancy Nadeau, Douglass Naoum, Linda Newman, Gene Newton, Ronald Nodwell, Laurina O'Clair, Walter O'Donnell, Joseph Paganucci, Adele Paradis, Jean Pare, Geraldine Parent, Richard Parks, Carol Patnaude, Madleine Pearl, Deanne Pelletier, David Pelton, Robert Perkins, Lawrence Perkins, Joyce Perrino, Pasquale Perry, Lorraine Peterson, John Pickett, Jo-Ann Pierce, Margaret Pillsbury, Pamela Pinkham, George Piper, Raymond Plourde, Shirley Plummer, Timothy Poulin, Jeanne Poulin, Larry Poulin, Ronald Pomerleau, Beatrice Pruett, Kenneth Pullen, Freda l Pushard, Ronald Quirion, Diane Real, Doris Rideout, Joyce Robbins, Linda Roberts, XVilliam Robichaud, Joan Robinson, Edgar Roderick, George Roderique, Lionel Roderique, Theresa Rollins, Clayton Rollins, Gloria Rollins, Robert Rouleau, Robert Routh, Albert Roy, Maxine Roy, Pauline Rusgrove, Edwin Rusgrove, Floyd Rusgrove, Robert St. Amand, Reginald St. Amand, Richard Sanborn, Jeffrey Santerre, Judy Savage, Marjorie Sawyer, John Schrader, John Severance, Elizabeth Shaw, Sarah Shaw, Thomas Sherwood, Daniel Small, Nancy Small, William Smith, Gerald Snow, Cheryl Sousa, Marcellino Spencer, Paul Stackpole, Frank Stevens, Jonathan Stevens, Vaughn Suitter, Gilbert Sukeforth, Raymond Sutter, Bertram Swift, Douglas Tarditf, Claudette Tardiit, Roland Taylor, James Terrill, Emily Thibodeau, Carol Thibodeau, Donald Thompson, Beth Thorne, Lawrence Tillson, Roger Tondreau, Normand Toussaint, Eddie Trahey, Richard True, Charles Turner, Terry Vachon, Elaine Vachon, Robert Vannah, Jerry Vautier, Vivian Veilleux, Anita Veilleux, Gloria veilleux, Pauline Verile, John VVadleigh, James VValter, David VValsh, John XVaring, Linda VVeeks, Darryl VVelch, Bethany XVest, Sandra XVheeler, David XVheeler, Elizabeth XVheelock, Joyce VVhitaker, Jerry XVhite, David VVhitney, Donald XVillett, Kathlyn XVilliams, Suzanne XVilliamson, David XVilson, Elmer Young, Roidmond -5-S . ,K Ax 1 Wu, V X X72 'fx -QQX Xw ' A- L1 . 3 ' ' WHO REMEMBERS THIS? CH you czuft answer see page 1602 94 xx X m, 3 lil! 1. 'X WHAT HAPPENS AFTER 1:45 ,,45'54v4iff ffQ, 3. :,.:.,' V546 -- A ' ' -f- ' , 595 V T-'s' px .595 if A g1w.a221?.-1f 1 5Sig?af:'iff' , : ,fx-,il 3 ,I 4,4 , tfvialwf .. --L 'XE 51' ' ts? 44' 31. ,,.1 'ha V Jfvva ww Gpvfsf,-,-.ifz-4, 41? 1 L Q P:nq,1-3g'qfi!'4a f .1 1, 1 1 as ACTIVITIE I 1 -3 -Seated: Miss McAllister, K. McCormick, T. Miskavageg Mr. Croxfordg Ross McLean, President, D. Elvin, Vice-President. Standing: S. Fairfield, K. O'Donnellg, R. Freedman, S. Daniels, R. Royal, B. Burdzelg B. Quinn, Secretaryg P. Martin. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of sixteen members, four,from each of the respective classes. This year,s Student Council elected as their otlicers Ross McLean, President, Dave Elvin, Vice-President, and Betty Quinn, Secretary. Working together with their faculty advisor, Miss McAllister, the Student Coun- cil accomplished a great deal. The meetings are held usually once a Week. One of the many accomplishments of the Student Council was the purchase of our new Cony mascot, Bameses III, an appealing young ram. Senior members of the Student Council at work. Toni Miskavage, Ross McLean, Katy McCor- mick. 96 f W' . Firsi Row: M. Pollack, H. Metcalf, M. Chapman, C. Pignolet, I. Haskell, D. Litchfield, H. Stic ney. -Second Row: C. Bennett, I. Dole, K. Runyon, L. Turner, S. St. Pierre, P. Ohler. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Much time is contributed by the girls who help our librarian, Miss Marston. They assist in keeping books in good repair, sending out notices, and doing many other necessary jobs. These girls certainly deserve our praise for a job Well done. PROIECTIONISTS Much praise should be given to our behind-the-scene workers, the projec- tionists. They also devote much time to a very necessary job. First How: E. Young, D. Lajoie, W. Sirois, P. Cloutier, T. Barber, S. Lewis, C. Morrissette, R. Bilodeau, W. Crowley. Second Row: I. Evers, P. Poulin, D. Cetchell, I. 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Q 2 . 0 A 5 K JZ , f, 11,5 -. llf J f x., - X X First Rmb: L. Bader, C. Coldbcrg, J. Dole, S. Doghcrty, I. Dole, K. Runyon, L. Brower, S. Koral, H. Roth. Second Row: I. Holt, 1. Zientara, I. Chase, D. Cetchcll, I. Hinkley, C. Elvin, P. Taylor, S. Ienkins, CI. Nlorrisscttc, S. French, B. Cobb, C. Hunt, I. Cohen. Third Row: L. Alexander, A. Thyng, L. Mitchell, L. Nodwcll, C. Cranshaw, P. Braley, P. Ohler. E. Camage, A. Birkenwald, J. Stevens. Fourth How: D. Cote, C. Carnage, I. Taylor, G. VVhite-, Mr. Danfordi, D. Hagar, L. Nodwell, S. Sarnow. ORCHESTRA The orchestra, also directed by Mr. Danforth, began its season with an ex- change concert with South Portland playing there in November and here in December. This was a busy season for the orchestra, as they also played for the Senior Play and prepared for K.V. Some of its members also went to All-State, an honor for any participant. The orchestra consisted of forty members who worked hard to produce good music for assemblies, plays. and the exchange in the spring with XVinthrop, Massachusetts. It was a Fine orchestrag and with most of its members returning next year, it should become even better. 'X X X y. N. ga . ,Hifi f ,ff i ,fri '1 V K, ,,f' f ' y , ldberg, Glee Club Club: Toby GO ii . h . O17iC6rs: T - . Semm- Membersrgii ggiavage, Boland Beau eu .lo n Merrill, Vice Presgggnlyirskavage Secre Miss Canavafh ' CLEE CLUB The Cony Glee Club was formed about eighteen years ago under the direction of Miss M. Elizabeth Canavan. The present glee club, consisting of about forty-live members, is still under Miss Canavanls direction. This year the glee club moved to a new location at 19 Stone Street, the new music headquarters. Each year the glee club has an active schedule. They participate in assem- blies, service club programs, Kennebec Valley Chorus, Eastern Maine Music Festival, and the Maine All-State Chorus. Every two years an exchange concert is held with another city. This year the glee club had a very enjoyable trip to VVinthrop, Massachusetts. It forms the nucleus of the Chizzle VVizzle Chorus which is a colorful part of the minstrel. First Row: M. Veilleux, I. Zientara, S. Dogherty, I. Merrill, President, T. Miskavage, Secre- tary, T. Coldbergg R. Beaulieu, P. Taylor. Second Row: Miss Canavan, M. Kinsey, M. Farrington, P. Taylor, C. Staciva, I. Vigue, L. St. Pierre, S. Taylor, S. Scammon, S. Scott, D. Hayden, S. Dow, L. Brower. Third Row: R. Raynes, T. Deschaine, P. McFarland, W. Craig, P. Morgan, E. Baker, T. Barden, K. Young, I. Kaherl, R. Beaulieu. Fourth Row: M. Perkins, C. McCathcrin, C. Kaiser, T. McLaughlin, N. Belisle, M. Clew, P. Selwood, A. Fulton. , V, ,, 5, wx. 5-M, .N 4 C- 'N C0 THE NY .1 FDUNDQDEMY BY Tun P Hmg. DANIEL CONY TH: 752 MPP' '3423 P s auztomc aneurin -- MDCCCLXXX 5 BYT1-gg i i 'P f, QARUO 'rats v WRSQ j , P 1 NM, .,...... . X WV? viii ' fig' f , A , , ' nf 0 ,43 qwfwffzfff - Q 5 Q, V , I L ' 4 f , I, 'i J CUR VIP' GF1959! Ross McLean, President of Student Councilg Sara Coughlin, Editor-in-Chief of Cue-Ramesesg Carolyn Cranshaw, Editor-in- Chief of Coniadg Anne Quirion, Editor-in-Chief of Cueg Peter Selwood, Class President and President of Chizzle Wizzle. 102 ,E Q, yy ,,.,' , W lk K V 524,16 1 Nf,,,Q7. ff,,,, , f- 1, ,g K v 1 '- 3' gm F1 in QW xr , ,EJ W' 7 68th Annual 1 CHIZZLE WIZZLE FAIR 9 Staged entirely by Ccmy Studi-urs March' 17, 18, 19, 20, 1959 For the Benefit of Ccmy High School Activities Tl I 0 is fi ,,,, 5 ,,f' z ,,-f '1 , - . . .9 Q' X Q? - Przgr. lfllwn Muxrplzv l'mfw. Iflusxw Mmplxy au.. ? ,kk 7 Q, ,Z V L' ' 'LA' ' :W f f m L C xg k 455' ' 2 ' ' vi! f - x if , 4, f 4,4 ,. r 'f ? . ff 5 9 5.1 ,,f--ff:-Wg. I- I EC , f , 2' 2 ' :WL 41 f 1 4 f. ff W 1 ,. yxanlzvzun-4 . 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Act lll, Scene 1: The judge? Chzlmljeri Seve-ml houri later. Scene 2: Immediately after Scene One. FAST OF fill.-XR.VxTERS Susan Bryce. . . Clint Bryce .... Madge Bryce .... Buzzie Bryce ...... George Mathews. . . Betty Xllarren ,,.. Jim XVarren .... Molly Vllarren. . . Carlos Delgado .,.. Lucia Ferrari ..... The judge ,.... , Mrs. Riley .................,...,,..... . . . . Place: The action takes place in the Bryce hom Act Ill. Time: The present. A, A , .. ., . ., , , ..jnclyXXX,-ynmmnlm .,,,Don.nl:l Roblvinx . . . .l,t-Qlle Klavwcll ,.. Klyrzn Pollnck ..., Snlnnt-rD.nl1els . , . .Tully flolrlhtfrq ,..f'l1nrlt-5 Hunt ,...l.:xum Hull . ...Roger Brewer ,.,.. Barbara Field ..,.-lellrey Huntsman , . .Rlarlhn Farrington e t-wrt-pl for Svune I, 43 FRESHMAN RECEPTION No high school course would be complete without its freshman re- ception. Held shortly after the be- ginning of the school year, its main purpose is to initiate the little freshmen into the society of great minds. As in years passed, the contests between freshmen and sophomores Were Won by the sophomores amid the mad scramble of potatoes, lip- stick, and vvomenis corsets. Geraldine Pare and Donald Guerrete emerged as King and Queen respectively. But remember, freshmen, it Was all in fun, and next year you will have your chance to even the score. Family portxait of the king and his queen Is the sack coming back? Oops! There goes that blasted corsetln 109 g I U5 ir f 1 4 Congressman Collin amuses us, as well as in- forms us, with his speech on the U. S. House of Representatives and all its works. ff, Q , ff fr , 7 3 535 ,. N55 X ',q OUTSTANDING ASSEMBLIES Cony Coach Bob Whytock gratefully receives the traditional boot from Gardiner Coach Schmicllin as a result of an exciting Cony-Gardiner game on November ll. o 5 1 S i V f' 5 my, few' g , , 'ay-:','ff A eff fs ' E W-,w,W,. ,Q Q 1 is 'iwga Q L Mr. Cue is suffering from low Subscrip- tion sale in an unusual Cue-Rameses Assembly. uludgei' Pierce calls to the stand Larry Coughlin who swears on Clown Doghertyis Biblef' ff' 1 , ff: gg, 12 ff f 2, f f 7 Z ' 7 4 3 3 Sales rise as medicine man appears with 1 11 The Romans attack CHGSHI' because he good news. d oesn't support the Cue. Z.. Y -wt, 1 .IYX CUE STAFF Front Row: M. Giddings, K. McCormick, S. Coughlin, T. Goldberg, A. Quirion, A. Campbell, M. Farrington, M. Gilbert, H. Metcalf. Second Row: Miss Stevens, G. Corbett, W. Niles, P. Morgan, K. Young, G. Kottler, E. Baker, E. Brann, C. Hunt, A. Violette, R. White, I. Schmidt, Miss Gibbs. glhgd Row: D. Robbins, S. Jenkins, S. Pomerleau, M. Hussey, C. Staciva, S. Dow, N. Johnson, . ientara. CUE-RAMESES VVe look forward to our publications, the Cue and the Bameses, for their many entertaining features. Being typical teen-agers, we turn first to the I C U or gossip column in the Bameses and then to the current club news, athletic events, and reports on special events. Class notes and stories in the Cue attract the interest of the majority of students. Competition among the homerooms this year in the subscription drive brought an enthusiastic response through the use of thermometers, which indicated the number of sales. RAMESES STAFF First Row: L. Stevens, Ei. Murphy, T. Mathieu, J. Mendall, S. Coughlin, M. Napolitano, I. Fairfield, El. Murphy, E. Chase. Second Row: M. Dionne, C. Gregor, P. McMillan, I. Hanson, R. Brewer, D. Hagar, I. Drum, R. Winslow, M. Chapman, S. Meader, B. Flewelling, S. Korol. Third Row: N. Carney, P. Sirois, C. McCatherin, I. Zientara, L. Coughlin, D. Elvin, B. Kimball, N. johnson, S. Choate, Miss Mossler. 'T KY! his First Row: T. Goldberg, A. Quirion, K. McCormick, El. Murphy, A. Campbell, Vice-President, Ei. Murphy, Treasurer, S. Coughlin, Chaplain, C. Greig, I. Fairfield. Second How: M. Swift, P. Murray, S. Caswell, B. Burdzel, S. Pratt, S. Hanson, L. Kenney, D Hinkley, C. Herron, B. Jones, D. Learned. Third Row: S. Partridge, C. McCathcrin, M. Murphy, M. McCormick, D. Lee, S. Taylor, S Poincrlcau, H. Stickney, D. Hodrigue. Almcnt: B. Nisbct, Secretary, M. McFadden. Inset: President M. Ciddings. TRI-HI-Y AND HI-Y The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y are branches of the Y.M.C.A. formed by high school boys and girls to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The weekly meetings are held at the local Y.M.C.A. on Thursday evenings, when educational movies and panel discussions on teen age problems are held. During the current year the clubs have raised much money which they have contributed to charity and used to send representatives to conferences. First Row: P. Selwood, S. Hastings, V. Tschamler, R. Bernier, D. McCabe, R. McLean, C. Perkins, L. Baker. Back Row: P. Chaplin, I. Bccharcl, P. McFarland, K. Kew, M. Napolitano, D. Fletcher, R. Browne, L. Esty, D. Elvin, R. VVinslow, L. Coughlin, C. Campbell, J. Corrigan, Pi. Boy. Absent when photo was taken: W. Niles, J. Williams. Inset: President R. Hess. Ili President J. Williamson programs. Membership is open to all second yrs rr Lrtrn students wishing to join. The monthly meetings consist of reports and plays about Roman life and the values of Latin con tests, games, entertainment, songs and refreshments Each year in May the twenty hrffhest rrnkrnff first year Latin students are initiated into the club rs honorary members. This year's officers were: President Ioseph XV1llramson Vice-President, Helen Metcalf and Secretrrv Crmrlle Staciva. First Row: B. Kimball, M. Pollack, S. Dogherty, M. McCormick, C Strcrvr Srcrrtrry H Metcalf, Vice-Presiclentg Hanson, El. Murphy, J. Fairfield, E. Trask Swfnrrl How: Miss Carrier, I. Zientara, S. King, H. lfriechnan, -I. Has Xlorrrssr r Pellegrini, P. Rollins, K. Runyon, V. Clement, M. Hussey, P. Ohler, M N1 rson B Col ln Nason. Tlzirfl Row: M. Veillcux, A. Tobias, E. Andy, C. Noyes, D. Cote, A Srwycr E Biker Gerald, T. Barden, Pr. Vfilson, R. Shaw, C. Hunt, R. Perkins. Fourth Row: B. Quinn, M. Sawyer, N. Tobias, S. Jenkins, P. Morse 3 oncs R lr Finnernore, D. Lee, pl. XVyrnan, S. Ludwig, S. Taylor, B. Flcwelling, V Swun C 1 sr Campbell, L. Dupuis, C. Stover. en ifY' . nl 'T THE CONY LATIN CLUB Romani Hodiernif or Rom ins of Today was started ' in 1934 for the purpose of showing the pr rctrcal vrlues of Latin. furnishing additional rnformrtron on the lrfe ind customs of the Romans, and giving rts members experience in holding office, serving on committees and taking part rn In 1940 it joined the junior Classical League '1 n rtronal association of Latin clubs, and rn 1908 rt bec rme a member of the newly formed Maine Chapter of the I C L FRENCH CLUB .,,, , av KV. This yearls Cercle Francais with Aurele Violette, Presi- Q dent, Mike Napolitano, Vice-President, Carolyn Cranshaw, Secretary, Kathy O,Donnell, Treasurer, and Bob Gosselin, ,, and Lorna Pelky, Program Chairmen, had for its Hrst project ,V the writing of a new constitution. Among its other projects Ap 5' were the annual sale of holly, the annual French Club ll dance, and the trip to Pemaquid as well as some very inter- 3 il tffff 4 esting meetings. President The purpose of the French Club is to promote culture A' Violette and use of the French language, as well as a social atmos- phere. The meetings are conducted in French - with exceptions. The faculty advisors are Miss Nita Hale and Mr. Richard Ayotte. First Row: M. Ciddings, El. Murphy, A. Campbell, I. Fairfield, M. Napolitano, Vice-President, K. O'Donnell, Treasurer, C. Cranshaw, Secretary, L. Nodwell, D. Hagar, S. Hastings. Second Row: R. Ayotte, C. White, J. Merrill, L. Stevens, J. Smith, I. Huntsman, J. Snell, E. Brann, W. Stinclificld, R. Cosselin, I. Schmidt, C. Kottler, D. Cote, T. McLaughlin, C. Harvey, Pr. Fortin, N. Hale. Third Row: I. Fallona, M. Dionne, L. Turner, Pat Taylor, Persis Taylor, D. Hayden, M. Hussey, T. Mislcavage, P. Ohlcr, S. Scammon, C. DeVoe, D. Litchfield, D. Plummer, E. Trask A. Cass, M. Farrington, I. Zientara. Fourth Row: A. Birkenwald, L. Cray, S. Koral, D. Ptodrigue, L. Pelkey, D. Mitchell, M. Clew, B. Flcwclling, V. Swain, K. Sylvester, M. Cooper, A. Quirion, M. Leighton, E. Chase, K. McCormick, I. Dole, E. Carnage, T. Goldberg, M. Pollack. 1 SPANISH CLUB This club is open to all students who take Spanish. Early in the fall, the oil-icers for the year 1958-1959 were elected. They are as follows: President, Roger Brewer, Vice-President, Ross McLean, Treasurer, Sara Coughling and Secretary, Margaret Vllescott. At the initiation the boys were dressed as charming senoritas with flowers in their hair. The girls were attired in the clothing of senors. One of the top meetings of the year was a Christmas party at Mrs. Reardon's house when they heard a very interesting man from Guatemala speak about his customs. Other speakers and discussions were the programs to help the members learn about Spanish customs. This is a good Way to practice oneis Spanish conversation. President R. Brewer First Row: C. Ouellette, D. Mitchell, L. Waycott, M. McFadden, R. McLean, Vice-President, S. Coughlin, Treasurer, P. Murray, S. Hanson, S. Pratt, L. Maxwell. Second Row: M. Grant, C. Herron, C. Evers, P. McFarland, B. Murphy, K. Robie, L. Boucher, F. Paganucci, L. Coughlin, I. Viguc, H. Metcalf, A. Miller, N. Malone, Mrs. Reardon. Third Row: P. Martin, P. Selwood, G. Nason, K. Elvin, M. McNally, T. Eaton, J. Hastings, D. Drapeau, I. Brann, N. Barnes, S. Taylor, D. Lee, B. Kimball. Absent when photo was taken: M. Xvescott, Secretary. fb DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club, an organization which is very much like a class meeting once a Week, gives an opportunity for its members to think on their feetf, This year's topic is Resolved: The United States Should Adopt the Essential Features of the British Education Systemf' This topic Was discussed and debated in exchanges with Kents Hill, Winslow, and South Portland, and in big debates at Bates and Bowdoin. Other activities of the club include radio programs and an assembly. They also invite many schools here to discuss, in advance, next year,s topic. Such an organization as this not only teaches the par- ticipants to think and to speak, but also enables them to meet students from all over the state. It is certainly a Won- derful opportunity for fun and education. This year,s officers are President, Kenny Young, Vice- President, Sharon Ienkins, and Secretary, Barbara Field. First Row: V. Clement, I. Zientara, S. Jenkins, Vice-President M Farrington I Huntsman G. White. Second Row: Mrs. Dyer, S. Korol, C. Abbott, A. Cass, G. Kottler W Craig T Deschaine P. Perrino, R. Bilodeau. Absent: B. Field, Secretary, I. O,Donnell, R. Hickson, N. Johnson W Crowley Mt . 1 f' '1f.i.1. 5,1394-Q, ' 1 , President R. White SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club at Cony is composed of a number of students who are doing projects for the Regional and State Science Fairs. In past years our members have done very well at these fairs, and this year has been no exception. The club gives each student a chance to discuss his project, get new ideas, and discover new ways of attacking problems. Each year, under the faculty advisorship of Fred Turner, Ira Bunker, and Neil Bishop, several interesting and educational trips are planned. It might be to such a place as the Central Maine Power Companyis Wiscasset steam plant or the Dow Air Base. This year, President Robert VVhite has proven a capable leader as well as a diligent worker. The membership now numbers some twenty students. First Row: D. Alexander, M. Sawyer, L. Stevens, L. Alexander, Secretary, D. Robbins, Vice- President, M. Chapman, Treasurer, M. Leighton, J. Hanson. Second Row: Miss Larkin, S. Lipman, I. Snell, G. Allen, I. Huntsman, D. Hagar, E. Brann, E. Baker, W. Caldwell, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Bunker. Third Row: Mr. Turner, G. Wliite, G. Morrissette, R. Wilson, S. Tupper, J. Schmidt. TRIPLE C One of the oldest and most active clubs at Cony is the Triple 'iC,v which stands for Cony Commercial Club. The purposes of the Triple Cn are to promote interest in the business worldg to encourage a social spirit among business students by offering opportunities for social con- tact, to assist its members to become conversant with modern progressive business methods and systems, en- deavoring by such means to raise and maintain a higher standard of efliciency, and to discover and serve the needs of the community. Juniors and Seniors who have two or more business subjects with an 80 average in two subjects for one-half year are eligible for membership. The meetings are held on the first Wednesday of each month. There are two initiation meetings at the beginning of each semester, a Christmas party in December, a banquet in May, and three educational meetings. This year's officers are President, Wanita Pierce, Vice- President, Barbara Burdzelg Secretary, Sharon St. Pierre, Treasurer, Monique Bodrigue. President W. Pierce First Row: V. Fleury, J. Houghton, M. Rodrigue, Treasurer, B. Burdzel, Vice-President, S. St. Pierre, Secretary, G. Elvin, A. Campbell, R. Fortin. Second Row: C. White, S. Pomerleau, B. jones, S. Caswell, S. Suitter, P. McMillan, I. Vigue, S. Weeks, P. Bilodeau, N. Tobias, I. Weyrhouth, C. Markos, Miss N. jackson. Third Row: P. Sirois, D. Bechard, S. Choate, S. White, P. Dumont, L. Pomerleau, M. Gilbert, N. Camey, D. Barry, D. Rodrigue, N. Corliss. vlr President P. Selwood AW! au, 4 -L FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club is an organiza- tion which tries to show those students, who have an idea that they might enjoy teaching, the pros and cons of the profession. These future teachers meet once a month when they hear speakers who have something to do with the Held of teaching. Every year the club attends a teachers meeting, and some of the members visit the State Teachers Colleges to see if they would be interested in attending. The officers this year are President, Peter Selvvood, Vice-President, Lorna Pelkey, Secretary, Kathy O,Donnellg Treasurer, Linda Kenney. First Row: A. Miller, A. Bell, L. Kenney, Treasurer, L. Pelkey, Vicevlnresidentg K. O'Donnell, Secretary, D. Plummer, T. Mislcavage, E. Carnage. Second Row: S. Korol, M. Hussey, A. Cass, C. Bennett, C. Morrisscttc, E. Trask, M. Farrington, C. Cranshaw, M. Pollack. G ,, , ., ,f. W FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses of America Club is in its third year at Cony. The club was founded by Mrs. Mildred Smith for all upperclassmen interested in medicine or a career in a medical field. Although the name implies that only pro- spective nurses are eligible for membership, anyone who has plans to become a doctor, technician, dental hygienist, dentist, technologist, medical secretary, or some other type of medical worker may join. The club has two goals: one for the community, and one for the members. For the community, the members of the club volunteer work in TB centers, hospitals, homes for retarded children, schools, clinics, and anywhere their help is needed. For the members there are presented movies, speakers, literature and information about different medical fields. Each year field trips to hospitals are held. The members receive points for their participation in these activities. After the points have accumulated to a sufficient amount, awards are presented to the members. Officers are President, Melicent Chapman, Vice-Presi- dent, Marsha Perkins, Treasurer, Lila Stevens, Secretary, Iudy Hanson. . up 'i President M. Chapman Seated: L. Grondin, I. Haskell, M. Perkins, Vice-President, L. Stevens, Treasurer, J. Hanson, Secretary, I. Duplin. -Standing: S. Dogherty, M. Sawyer, P. Braley, L. Alexander, H. Metcalf, V. Clement, D. Alex- ander, J. Allen, B. Quinn, Mrs. Smith. 4. A U Q President B. Yeaton FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Early this fall the oflicers were installed at the past president's camp on Togus Pond. The ofhcers were as follows: President, Betty Yeatong lst Vice-President, Marsha Perkins, 2nd Vice-President, Leslie Maxwell, Secretary, Ianice Hinckley, Treasurer, Janice Vigue, Parliamentarian, Sally Bell, Historian, Annie Thyng, Reporter, Nancy Bellg and Song Leader, Elizabeth Gamage. Throughout the year the club holds many interesting and informative meetings. They have speakers on such subjects as choosing chinaware and homemaking conditions in other lands. At special meetings these girls have an opportunity to work for degrees. The degrees are obtained by extra work for the betterment of the school and community. Some of the club members went to a regional meeting in Bath. They all attended the state regional meeting here in Augusta in the spring. First Row: A. Thyng, Historian, E. Camage, Song Leaderg S. Bell, Parliamentariang M. Per- kins, lst Vice-President, L. Maxwell, 2nd Vice-President, N. Bell, Reporter, I. Hinkley. Second Row: Mrs. Ellis, E. Terrill, C. Thibodeau, P. Veillefux, S. Miller, I. Coakley, T. Mis- kavage, M. Turcotte, S. Cay, W. Pierce, H. Violette, A. Dumont, Mrs. O,Connell. Third Row: J. Bunker, M. Patnaude, L. Lammers, C. Newman, M. Hasselbrook, I. Knowles, L. Castonguay, S. Driscoll. C. Adams, P. Dudley, V. Nuttjng. ' C? 2 CONY BROADCAST CLUB The Cony Broadcast Club, under the direction of Mrs. Louise Clark and Mrs. Fred Turner, is responsible for the broadcast of current news and activities of Cony over sta- tions XVFAU and WRDO. The aims of the club are to stimulate better under- standing between the high school and the public by pre- senting, over the radio, the activities at Cony, and to educate all club members in the system and presentation of broadcasts by means of student member participation. Each program is written and planned by the students. They receive a letter for participating in 10 programs, a pin for 20 programs, and a sweater for 40. Each year new officers are elected. This year's omcers were: President, Melicent Chapman, Vice-President, Jackie Fairfieldg and Secretary, Myra Pollack. KNOWN' P-aww! Vvwgwt Y we President M. Chapman First Row: F. Ward, L. Maxwell, A. Campbell, I. Fairfield, Vice-President, M. Pollack, Sec- retary, Ei. Murphy, E. Miller, B. Bunker. Second Row: Mrs. Clark, M. Hussey, D. Hinkley, A. Miller, S. St. Pierre, I. Huntsman, K. Young, G. Allen, R. White, V. Clement,sG. Goldberg, G. Abbott, Mrs. Tumer. Third Row: L. Cray, K. Sylvester, M. Sawyer, S. Korol, H. Metcalf, A. Cass, P. Rollins, C. Cray, P. Taylor, J. Zientara. n,- 1, y .- Qfqiii--fin x i 447111 ,ff rf. ffffir ?fy4MfMmW, i .-Q 2. Vf52i iE.f5.4'. ,Q li?,.??5',gi,, .. ,ifffiisgrse 'yizigxgf mmiwxmfwwf. 1 g if 3,1 fr , ,. fffryfra : 'MA' 1137.544 'ff-lggigi President R. Godbout ART CLUB The Art Club at Cony, under the direction of Mr. Errol R. Reed, Supervisor of Art in the Augusta schools, has a membership of those students studying art. The members of the club take part in various activities such as painting scenery for plays and Chizzle Wizzle, and working on projects which require more time than regular school art periods. To raise money, the club sponsors roller skat- ing parties and other fund-raising activities. The meetings this year were enjoyable and generally quite informal. Near the end of each school year, the members journeyed to Portland to visit the art school and museum. Elected as oflicers this year were Ronald Godbout, President, Lorraine Castonguay, Vice-President, and Donald VVhitney, Secretary-Treasurer. First Row: S. Choate, I. Coakley, W. Pierce, L. Castonguay, Vice-President, D. Whitney, Sec- retary-Treasurerg A. Smith, W. Carney, C. Kaiser. Second Row: D. Fusco, D. C-fuerette, B. King, I. Vannah, D. LaFerriere, F. Ward, M. Hassel- brook, E. Watson, I. Holmes, D. Lee, N. Hersom, D. Real, Mr. Reed. Third How: B. Welch, E. Wheeler, S. Fairiield, L. Yeaton, J. Allen, P. Lamoreau, N. Johnson, C. Hodgson, R. Stevens, J. Guerrette, M. Lajoie. G. P. E. The Girls' Physical Education Club held its annual initiation at the beginning of the school year. Those girls who had iifty points or more by the State Point System in athletics were issued invitations to join the club. These initiates, dressed in their hideous getouts, paraded down- town and back to the school. As their oilicers the members chose President, Elaine Murphy, Vice-President, Eileen Murphy, Secretary, Martha Leighton, and Treasurer, Lila Stevens. Throughout the years, it has been the purpose of the club to organize get-togethers with other schools, to pro- mote athletics among the girls and to raise funds for the girls, athletic program. It is now among the largest clubs in Cony High and has representation from all classes. fg' 4. President Elaine Murphy First Row: A. Quirion, I. Whitney, A. Campbell, I. Fairfield, S. Coughlin, Ei. Murphy, Vice- Presidentg L. Stevens, Treasurer, C. Pignolet, I. Mendall, S. Pratt, M. Giddings, C. Greig. Second Row: P. Goodwin, E. Trask, V. Clement, P. Ohler, S. Pellagrini, M. Farrington, D. Hinkley, I. Vigue, A. Miller, K. Runyon, T. Miskavage, A. Cass, L. Kenney, D. Plummer, W. Pierce, P. McMillan, S. St. Pierre, S. Bell. Third Row: L. Pelkey, L. Brower, R. Perry, H. Metcalf, C. DeVoe, I. Fallona, C. Evers, M Hussey, S. Hanson, B. Wells, A. Bell, S. Ludwig, B. Burdzel, A. Chase. Fourth Row: A. Beaudoin, E. Annis, D. Mitchell, M. Dionne, M. Clew, C. Ouellette, C Kaiser, I. Brann, S. Cotta, S. Korol, P. Murray, P. Violette, N. Barnes, B. Iones, K. O'Donnell L. Tenney, S. Dogherty B. Quinn. Fifth Row: Mrs. Walton, D. Learned, I. Buck, M. Rodrigue, M. Mason, M. Swift, D. Rodrigue B. Kimball, C. Campbell, A. Birkenwald. Absent: Martha Leighton. a L HHH TVN' . 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VH, .V ,ga iw, ,rv , ,M !,fwn,,.,fw ,X H ' X 4 , We g f gf ,f W U , f fin , I ,' ,V , az Q X 1 2 ' V e ' y I f ws f -,,,,2ik1' , ,gy f 4 ' f 2 fzfwlnf 'Q fy , X f,f. gf, ff- 2 fn THLETICS 127 114, -1 F '.'4 ' viii VARSITY SQUAD First Row: C. Perkins, P. Chaplin, C. Campbell, Co-Captains P. Selwood and D. McCahe, B. Waycott, R. Brewer, T. Sullivan, N. Beane. Second How: L. Baker, L. Bout-her, P. McFarland, R. Roy, B. Howe, I. Smith, D. Finnemore, R. Cosselin, J. McDonald, L. Mason. Third Row: R. Small, jg Hastings, K. Rohie, L. Coughlin, R. Brown, D. Drapeau, T. Burden VV. Browne, D. Allen, Coach Rohr-rt Whytock. Fourth Row: Manager Everett Brann, Gerald, C. Theriault, F. Paganucci, L. Fortin, E. Andy M. Radcliilf, R. Raynes, C. McDonald. 7.7! -9 ,.,, ,WLAN 7 i ,, v,.g,,, f , . 311 ' f ' ' i '-'i V. .ig ff C fziftl iw, '-.xl 1 'V h e -W , .T f . fw:ff...,.,. 3 t v V., f 1 , ' ' ge ,,ygb't'x 77.91 ..... ,-,pwf.M' ,WMM f . ' '21-my -WWW MW- 2 , L n , I f t fegg' ':,:j.., fi V f ' 501 ' ' fiff+ 5 M, W...wf.W.a 'f , . ff 5 4 . yi- 4 , if if 3 K. ,fgf,f,g.,.f V .Q - 5 47' ., v Juli 'i 5 we MW' ' V A , ' I 6 Q , mf T' Q f f , VZ, ,Z . 3 ...,V Z ' 'A' Y 74. L- . . QSQZIVLI ,W..,.,.,....-....f, M-.W f . 'V fi ff... A , 'WMw..,, '- 2, , W 12 I I - , . . wwf' - , 1?- WW , rfif.f- The Tiger Hung Down His Head On Tuesday! Cony 19 Gardiner 7 128 CONY OPPONENT BRILN smack 26 T 5 -I0-100 'cn Z 2 :sg :em ln. vo o LEWISTON 3b S PORTLAND 21 'PORTLAND 2'- GARon4f,P, O -QB 9933 CDCDEH- as 5 mSD8.Z'.Ei sagem ca-:f-FSE' CD93 ' 3-'D-:ggi-gg -fo-OsT'S CD!-DCT'x4,.,. TQQUQS CDH5- 8 CTUQSD. 25553 9f'UF'E5O 32-fe' HSVTKEUQ' UQ V153 gfiea 'CDSBS 2025- 55 G ogg: Erma-'Q Xanga :dang EKFUQH N' f-1- 2:1-CP? 0:30 v:,.,.B4 GN 5 CDTQSB. :QS-Q .Ho-' ff 253 5:2915 2: D.. mmim Gigan- g'fD':F-W mi. :1 Hogcu of-7-12 VARSITY FOOTBALL This year the turnout and spirit at the games showed a big improvement over last year. When it rained, We had spirit to spare along with the mud. The season Was brought to a climax with the traditional rivalry game between Cony and Gardiner. This yearls game was played in Gardiner, but the boys played hard and came home with a spectacular victory over the Tigers, 19-7. This con- quest enabled us to take the boot into our possession for the first time. Letis hope it stays there forever! MF? 129 fo V' K f ' ,-,fifq-jg 3471. I Mf' M .Q !kl..,. ! V E ' 3gi ,. ME: 3 AVA ,, Vg !L,,fif K V W ' ,, M :V Q W 'A 1' Q' W' ' 9'.'5f1 l f I' 8 'U 'W Q 8 la 1 A f , in I 1 i 'Q 2 The Fighting Rams Cony in Action k,wd,g , , el. A 1 ' . l ' ihiizi... its f. 5 S f , , Ji ., X Q . ...,.,...- FRESHMAN SQUAD First How: G. Hill, C. Cagne, R. Creene, A. Fuller, V. Dostie, J. O'Donnell, H. Beaulieu. Second Row: H. Lunt, K. Pruett, D. Sherwood, P. Perrino, 1. Sanborn, D. Corden, C. Barter. Back How: Coach Salisbury, D. Williamson, Manager P. Donahue, Coach Pruett. Absent when nhoto was taken: W. Small, R. Vachon, C. Rollins. The turnout for football among the freshmen was small, but the material was good. Coach Pruett Worked hard with the team in order to prepare them for varsity. The frosh,' played with the Gardiner frosh in a hard-scraping iight and came up with a 6-0 victory. The boys played all their games with good spirit and determination. The prospects for future varsity look good. FRESHMAN CHEFQRLEADERS V. Vautier, F. Burns, N. Morgan, S. FairHeld, E. Donahue, B. Daniels, I. Iolicoeur. 131 Q Q, ,. W., - E - W e e M I WW, Wie , ,N .W J! , 5 J Wg: Q , Q I . ' in A W , 4 :gwng is , J SA Gm as Wg 1 .L .f g ge V L X375 :.'..' 4:-213 f.- 2 332 51 me . . gf ee T 1 , 1 , The pepp1est cheerleaders m the state. 1 e e e e'e-e e.Vf e ' 1 ' 511 .,,, ' .. ',' 1: '-X. e ee ' 'f ,1 wi: 'v,' K T1 -f-.,'-' .M - , .ze f f 1 ee f W I , .71 Q e e.ee e, eeee ,evk ie ,24e: eez, f Q ' Ve ' a e f eww? f -its f any A VV i f Vxrkv :W Y Vqzisgyivwmvtkduirtu K V Z sq, H., .e,.,., ..., ,.., . . Q' '21- 1 ,e,e Q e N A . 5 xt 57 W ' ' ' ' ' ' ' were use e fr f' e f Q f ' 1 e A K 1 M j K! K f - ! A ! 4 ' ., ., .. Y LQ ff X 1 N ,il X Illllliiwlli ally' mx N , . xv' ' ' eww fillllld tllvm lust :ls Lmocl 1155 they lrumkfzxnrl fIll'f l'l' guucl looking! Ke' 2 ilzw- f n , My 4 ,,, f CHEERLEADERS C. Devoe, I. Fallona, D. Rodrigue, I. Fairfield, A. Campbell, S. Coughlin, Ei. Murphy, I Weymouth, D. Plummer fh'IiSSiHE-M. Ciddinsis. El. MurnhvN -J '-:vi WWA . T t may if I--.J-sv' Q M Q '. xg 1' i , Coach Clark Assistant Coach Parker 41878 Mama First Row: I. Schmidt, Managerg Steve Hastings, V. Tschamler,,I. MacDonald, R. Hess. Second How: P. Morgan, M. Napolitano. L. Coughlin, D. Elvin, R. Winslow, R. Small, I. Corrigan. VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's varsity team had a very good season, missing the tournaments by only one game. All the boys Worked diligently together to win nine games while losing only six. Even in the six games lost, Cony fought to the finish and only the X breaks at the right time determined the Winner. We Were all proud of the Way our team never gave up and always played with good sportsmanship. Tscharnler led the individual scores With 176, Hess, 152, and Napolitano, 133. 134 VARSITY SCORES Cony Opponents Lawrence Brunswick Rockland Edward Little Lewiston Hallowell Crosby Gardiner Rockland Winslow Brunswick' Lawrence Lewiston Gardiner Winslow -LM JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: F. Paganucci, W. Browne, F. Quirion, J. XVilliamson, D. Fletcher, C. Boston. Second Row: R. Perkins, Manager, P. Mortin, J. Berryman, M. Radcliff, K. Kew, A. Sawyer, E. Baker, VV. Pelletier, R. Browne, -I. Morrill, L. Ouellette, T. Cote. JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMAN Cony Opponents 33 Lawrence 62 Con!! 26 Bruiiwigk 70 21 Bath 47 Roc an 51 - 47 Edward Little so 49 Lewfston 45 Lewiston 34 32 Lewlston 54 Hallowell 28 31 Brunswick gg ETOZIIQY 40 Lawrence HI' lflef ' 43 Rockland 32 55 Gardmer 56 Winslow 55 48 Lawrenge 31 Brunswick 55 57 BfUf1SWlCk 23 Iljawrence 315 26 Waterville ewiston - 45 Gardiner 53 ji SVa'dm?f1 43 Winslow 47 fltfffvl C FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: H. Arbor, C. Mason, D. Sherwood, K. Pruett, D. XVilliamson. Second Row: 1. Taylor, Manager, F. Cidney, W. Small, T. Foster, D. XVheeler, J. Evers, W. Mitton, H. Lunt, H. Miller. :YQ r Ze ,ASN MVNBEQSYA Opponents 50 45 51 38 41 31 45 53 51 37 54 if l!.,,,,,iynnnn ' 6 ., I V . V . ,, Le 'V . '7 Q Q f . 0 9' bf.- f A H ' 4' gh ,,L,, Front: F. Preshong, R. Roy, D. Carey, S. Sarnow, L. Baker, L. Waycott, N. Bean, R. Black, C. Church, B. Howe, D. Finnemore. Back: S. Tupper, D. Whitney, D. Braun, D. Cordon, I. Fiore, L. Poulin, D. Pelletier, C. Hendsbee, M. Radcliff, P. Allen, D. Clifford, T. Barber, P. Perrino, Coach Pruett. TRACK Spring has come and so have the Cony track men. Only a few veterans have returned this year, but the underclassmen are shaping up and are capable of placing. The track team is working hard every day. They will do a great job if luck is with them. A few of the members who are bound to prove valuable this year are Ray Roy in the dashes, Larry Baker with the discus, Bud Walycott with the shot-put, David Carey in the dashes, Nelson Bean with shot-put, and Dennis Finnemore in pole-vaulting. Schedule of Meets Hebron Bowdoin Frosh Kents Hill Gould Colby Frosh K.V.C. Colby fState Meetj 137 'TTT' --x- 5 ' -,.n 'Y M Rv ir W i 3 , X c Y N I X . 3 B all is-if CONY BASEBALL TEAM First Row: C. Patterson, I. Berryman, L. Fortin, L. Mason, C. Campbell, V. Tschamler, P. Selwood, M. Napolitano, W. Browne. Second Row: I. Callahan, E. Morrell, D. Fletcher, R. Piper, K. Pruett, j. Sanborn, R. Brown, H. Arbour, L. Coughlin, C. Boston, I. Springer. BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball Team is composed of about half veterans and the rest underclassmen. The veterans contribute most of the power to the team. Vin Tschamler, Dick Small, Cary Campbell, Mike Napolitano, John McDonald, Dick Winslow are a few of the veterans returning. This year we expect the team to do a great job. Under the able coaching of Phil Clark the team always manages to have a good spirit. It always seems a shame that with the good teams and good coach- ing, there is not a better turnout of student spectators. Nevertheless, the Cony baseball teams are always a credit to their school. Schedule Two Games Each Brunswick Rockland Gardiner Winslow 138 'vi .,.. t i vgxk gxu an C X. f c 3 5 -X E Q, Has A N C GIRLS' SPORT Pizoo Here at Cony We are fortunate to have our extensive program in intramural sports. The girls in this program may participate in all the events such as hockey, basketball and softball, just as the varsity players do. Badminton, table tennis, deck tennis, and volleyball are played in the spring. Girls can be seen climbing the ropes, jumping the horse, or bouncing on the trampoline in the Winter. These activities are all planned by the G.P.E, Club and supervised by Mrs. VValton. The managers are all members of G.P.E. who prove their capabilities by the large number of girls who participate. Each May at a special awards assembly great numbers of girls receive nu- merals, letters, and Maine pins under the State Point System. GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Front: K. O'Donnell, C. Evers, T. Miskavage, M. Dionne, A. Chase. Standing: S, Koral, M. Leighton, D. Rodriguc, D. Hinckley, L. Pelkey, L. Stevens, J. Vigue M. Hussey, S. Pratt, E. Annis. 13 , . . Ax.-'KG-f f f 1 1 ' FIELD HOCKEY Under the direction of their coach, Mrs. YValt0n, the Held hockey team of the 1958-1959 season really had an eventful year. Almost every afternoon, wet or dry, the girls would he out on the Held practicing. Building exercises, drills, scrimmages and interscholastic games gave them the necessary practice to im- prove their plays and increase their skills in diHicult places. About thirty-four girls went out for the team which in itself was a good sign. The varsity teain finished a very active season with a record of live Wins and three losses. The girls were praised for theirflashy offensive form and strong defense. To close the season, seven Cony girls were chosen to play in All Star game, between the Northern and Southern teams. The play off was in Farmington. VARSITY HOCKEY Front How: Ni. Clew, I. Vigue, P. Ohler, D. Hinckley, C. Evers, M, Dionne, D. Roderigue. Brick How: J. McLaughlin, E. Annis, L. Stevens, Ei. Murphy, Coach Mrs. VValton, El. Murphy, D. Learnard, j. Mcndall. .sfo L 1 ll as . .,,,,-, W .,4i 5 yy M M V f . First Row: M. Farrington, N. Barnes, S. Dogherty, K. O,Donnell, C. Brewer, C. Herron, M. Roderigue. Second Row: I. jolicoeur, S. Koral, L. Brower, M. Couture, P. Dunn, C. Hodgsden, A. Beaudoin. Third Row: A. Miller, N. McFall, S. Arbour, B. Welch, I. Holt, J. Dole, Mrs. NValton. Wilton VV ilton Kents Hill Farmington M .C .I . Farmington M . C .I. We They VV e They 4 0 3 0 VVilton Wilton Kents Hill Farmington M .C.I. Kents Hill M.C.I. ,-2, V 3 ,-.. .. Z ..... ..a.. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Ei. Murphy, K. O'Donnell, L. Pelky, El. Murphy. Second Row: C. Ouellette, Manager, C. Evers, L. Stevens, I. Vigue, B. Burdzel, W. Pierce, Mrs. Walton. Although the varsity girls didn,t have a very successful season this year, they had much spirit and tried their very best. They held many practice sessions afternoons with their coach, Mrs. Walton. Lila Stevens, an outstanding player, had a total of 137 points, the greatest number of any player. The girls all Worked hard and deserve a lot of praise for their efforts. The junior varsity team Was, however, quite successful Winning six of their eight games. With this record, the future for the girls basketball games looks very promising. 142 VARSITY Cony Opp. 25 Winthrop 33 27 Kents Hill 40 39 Winslow 43 42 Winthrop 56 45 Lewiston 60 40 Winslow 44 48 Lewiston 58 40 Kents Hill 48 I.V.'s C ony Opp 33 Winthrop 1 1 29 Kents Hill 37 21 Winslow 12 23 Winthrop 20 33 Lewiston 45 29 Winslow 12 25 Lewiston 9 29 Ke-nts Hill 22 l l JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: M. Rodrigue, S. Korol, J. Cloutier, D. Roclrigue, M. Dionne Back How: G. Bennett, B. 1. Quinn, M. Farrington, P. Ohler, H. Metciilf S Doghertv L Dupuis. ' ' ' GIRLS' SPRING SPORTS The time between April and the close of school is a busy one for Cony sports-minded girls. Some ninety to a hundred comprise eight volleyball teams. Under the guidance of some G.P.E. members, a double round robin tournament is run off in April followed by inter-class games. Iust before spring vacation, swimming was started at the Y. Meeting twice a week, the girls learn the fundamental strokes and diving and do some racing. As soon as the fields are ready, archery and softball get underway. A two- way archery meet is planned to be held with Kents Hill. 144 Front How: L. Pelkey, K. O'Donnell, S. Koral, E. Annis. Buck Row: L. Stevens, S. Pratt, C. Evers, I. Vigue, M. Hussey SOFTBALL The Varsity Softball activities are not very extensive as far as competition is concerned. XVe only play two games a year with Kents Hill. These games give the girls a great deal of fun and experience as well as build up good health. Many girls get a chance to participate in this program and Mrs. Walton usually uses them all in one of the two games. The two games with Kents Hill establish a friendly relationship between the two schools. Usually we are well entertained when we visit them, and we try to do likewise with cookies and punch. The results of last year's games were satisfying to each school as the varsity team lost the first game 13-8 and won the second, 9-35 the I.V. also lost the Erst game 16-1 and won the second, 18-5. 145 And now, as we come to the end of this CONIAD, we realize that these doors of Cony are about to close behind the Class of 1959 for the last time. We close them, knowing that We have left behind a host of memories - a host of impressions from teachers and friends - a host of dreams but partially realized. We close them on our errors, our attainments, our disappointments, our triumphs. But We open them to a broader vision of life, to a World inviting us to do our best, and to the opportunities to make all our dreams come true. 146 Compnmems of Compliments Of SANBORN and SANBORN FRANK POMERLEAU Attorneys-at-Law SCA 5. AT woRK f X 0 Q .DQ AT HOME Lfjfx , 0 AT PLAY nw A f ELECTRICITY SERVES YOU BEST EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY CENTR L MAINE rown omnuav . AUGUSTA FUEL Compliments of COMPANY STONE and COOPER COAL Company, Inc. 4 NORTHERN AVE. Tony Violette, Conrad Castonguay 147 Watch Repairing Rings Remodeled and For the Best in Quality a Specialty Stone Setting Ask For KIRSCHNER'S A. l. BILODEAU FRANKFORTS IEWELER AND MAyfair 3-4301 Ready To Serve Meats 178 Wafer sr. - Augusta, Me. Augusta - Maine Est. 1917 D. W. ADAMS COMPANY Central Maine's Leading Department Stores Serving Maine Families For Over 58 Years - STORES IN - Augusta - Hallowell - Gardiner - Winthrop Compliments of Compliments Of THE AUGUSTA PRESS ROBERT A. PATNAUDE 339 Water Street D. D. S. AUGUSTA ' - MAINE Compliments Compliments of of DB. ROGER I. M. NEAULT Optometrist HENRY L. BOURASSA, 269112 Water Street D'M'D' AUGUSTA - MAINE 148 BREWER,S DAIRY GOLDEN GUERNSEY PREMIUM MILK PASTEURIZED and HOMOGENIZED MILK AND CREAM FRESH COUNTRY Eccs COTTAGE CHEESE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Open for Inspect t all Times Dial 3-4952 AUGUSTA MELODY SHOP First in Stereo FOR PIANO TUNINC Dial MA 2-1442 Compliments of CLAUDE BOURGET Attorney-at-Law Compliments of LEON S. PRATT, D.M.D. Q if f ff? f ,f if X KZ?- DOC'S Best Wishes CLASS OF '59 from THE AUGUSTA HOUSE The Finest Dining Room in Augusta MA 3-3821 ,,,. ..i..li. AUGUSTA SPECIALTY CO. P. W. BROOKS 81 CO., INC Aluminum Combination Windows INVESTMENT SECURITIES and Doors 15 Western Ave., Augusta, Maine Owner 124 Bangor Street Gus Ciguere Augusta, Maine Richard Howe ,29 George V. Mendall '30 Tel. MA 3-3081 KEN N EBEC SAVINGS BANK 150 State Street ORCANIZED 1870 A Mutual Savings Bank A Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CARTER RICE STORRS 8a BEMENT INC. Incorporated Printing and Industrial Papers Tel. 3-3886 300 Water Street Augusta ARTHUR N ISBET Body and Fender Work 348 State Street AUGUSTA : : MAINE 150 ,LV FRED FAIRFIELD Insurance Compliments Of AUGUSTA HALLOWELL GARDINER AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION BENNETT CHEVROLET, INC. BLOUIN BUICK CO. BROOKS AND DREW, INC. CAPITAL CITY MOTOR CO. CLARK BUICK CO., INC. COE CHEVROLET, INC. D 81 H MOTOR CO. FIORE CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE CO. IOSE'S GARAGE KENNEBEC MOTOR CO. MARDEN MOTOR CO. NICHOLS PONTIAC 151 Compliments Of SEARS, ROEBUCK 81 CO. 199 Water Street AUGUSTA : : : : MAINE Compliments Of ROSELAND RESTAURANT QUIGLEY'S HOME LUNCH Elizabeth M. Eye BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON Dinner Specials 1 Hichborn Street Augusta, Maine Telephone 2-0132 South Side of Augusta House GEORGE F REEDMAN,S FACTORY SHOE OUTLET Direct from factory to you Pay Less - Buy the Best Boss: XVinfred Rolfe Nancy Tilley Compliments of THE J. C. PENNEY CO. DEPARTMENT STORE 207-209 Water Street - Augusta i Compliments of STACKPOLE'S PHARMACY Louise E. Stackpole ,18 87 Cony Street AUGUSTA : : MAINE CoNY HIGH STUDENTS A Cordial Welcome Awaits You at DEPOSITORS You Are Invited to Use Our Complete Banking Services DEPOSITORS TRUST COMPANY AUGUSTA - MAINE 23 Offices Serving the Heart of Maine Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System PINELAND DINER The Pinelancl is Dineland in Augusta 181 STATE STREET Compliments of A. EVARISTE DESIARDINS Manager Metropolitan Life Insurance Company AUGUSTA : : MAINE LEVI WILLIAMS AGENCY and BAILEY and TAYLOR Insurance 23 Western Ave. - AUGUSTA MAyfair 3-3121 ALICK'S RESTAURANT and CORNER STORE Opposite Court House State Street - Augusta, Maine A Good Place to Eat BREAKFASTS LUNCHES DINNERS Soma FOUNTAIN Compliments Of DIRIGO CLINIC .li- PURIN TON BROS. CO. Complete Heating Service OIL - COAL - GAS 333 Water Street AUGUSTA, MAINE Telephone 3-8448 BARDEN GRAIN and CROCERY STORE 145 Bangor Street TELEPHONE 3-9131 A L L E N , S Transfer and Storage Local and Long Distance Moving Packing - Storage Dial MA 3-8011 14 Bridge Street Augusta, Maine WRDO Central M aine's First Station Since 1932 Compliments Of REGG1 E'S TEXACO SERVICE AUGUSTA : : MAINE Next to the Augusta House Compliments of MCLEAN, SOUTHARD 8: HUNT Attorneys-at-Law ima fm . THE JAMES CLARK STUDIO 'Tor Better Photograph y Class Photographer 1959 9 BANGOR STREET AUGUSTA, MAINE MA 2-1078 Cony 42,' 155 Compliments Of MEL'S BEAUTY SALON 241 Water Street MA 3-3338 Compliments of JEAN McCATHERIN,S DANCE STUDIO Instruction in: TAP - BALLET - TOE - JAZZ BATON V. F. VV. Hall VVinthrOp Street Tel. 2-0202 - 3-9851 Compliments Of STATE HEADQUARTERS and HEADQUARTERS DETACHMENT and I42ND ORDNANCE COMPANY QDSD 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 CHERNOWSKYS, IN C. First in Fashions Augusta, Maine Tel. 3-3533 Chernowskyis Feature a Full Line of Nationally Advertised Suits, Coats, Dresses, Accessories and Sports- wear. Compliments of HUSSEY HARDWARE COMPANY THE STORE OF 50,000 ITEMS Augusta Maine Tel. 3-8465 or 3-8464 THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK Established 1848 235 Water Street A Mutual Savings Bank Interest Starts Day of Deposit MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION T. R. Tibbetts, Ph.G Phone 3-8171 WESTERN AVENUE PHARMACY 21 Westem Ave. - Augusta, Me. The Pharmacy Loyal to Ethical Tradition Self-Service Drug Store Prescription - Fountain Service BROWNIE'S SEA FOODS MARKET Dial MA 3-8938 FISH OF ALL KINDS 76 Gaovls STREET - AUGUSTA Lobsters -- Stuffed - Oven Ready Compliments of It has to be good if it's from PLUMMER McLEARY'S FUNERAL HOME Augustcis Quality Menis Store 16 Pleasant Street Tel. 3-4463 262 Water Street Augusta, Maine Agency Established 1874 CHARLES E. DOWN ING COMPANY - INSURANCE - Now In Our 85th Year Opposite Hotel North -- Augusta RAY LAMMERS Pioneer House 50 Winthrop Street Telephone 3-8525 -ew' CUSTOM BLENDED AT THE PUMP Distributed By LATHE FUEL COMPANY 191 Water Street HALLOWELL : : MAINE LOCKE, CAMPBELL, REID 81 HEBERT Depositors Trust Building AUGUSTA : : MAINE MA 3-4545 HERRICICS of AUGUSTA SALUTES The Class of 1959 and asks its girls to remember as they make plans for their future homes, that at Herrick's they will Hnd the largest selec- tion of china, table glass, and stainless steel in the Kennebec Valley. Compliments of LAVERDIERE,S REXALL DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists AUGUSTA - MAINE Compliments of Compliments of STACKPOLE,S KINSMAN FURNITURE CO SERVICE STATION The Home of Fine Furniture 26 BaHg0r Street 43 Bridge street Tel. 3-3142 AUGUSTA - MAINE AUGUSTA - MAINE gooclcafucL fo you in giffg-nine 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 159 RALPH E. BARNETT, INC. General Contractor Distributor of the Esther Williams Swimming Pools RIVERSIDE DRIVE AUGUSTA, MAINE Mayfair 2-5888 Office - MAyfair 3-8821 IOHN R. BERNIER REAL ESTATE 283 Water St. - AUGUSTA IT HAPPENED OCTOBER 13, 1955 OUR FRESHMAN YEAR Compliments of LAMEY-WELLEH AN 202 Water Street, Augusta, Maine Men's, Women's and Childrerfs FINE SHOES Compliments Of A. 1. GINGRAS, M.D. J. R. CRAWFORD, MD. Compliments Of PATTERSON'S GREEN HOUSE 'Augusta's Leading Photographic Storei' Compliments of MERRILUS INC. DICK'S HOBBY SHOP Hobby Supplies and Toys Water Street RUST CRAFT CA-RDS AUGUSTA MAINE Compliments Of TURCOTTE'S SHOE REPAIR CARL D. HUTGHINSON, Ray Turcotte, Prop. D.D.S. CUNY ,32 MAyfair 2-5888 FOSTER,S RESTAURANT AND FOSTER,S SMOKE SHOP AUGUSTA HARDWARE and The PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. Plumbing 8: Heating Supplies Boilers-DuPgE:n1Zl2ieZts-Radiators Deane Sl Farrar, Prop. Roofing 1 Supplies Printers and Publishers Tel. Augusta 3-3568 . Western Avenue 6 B9.I'1gOI' Sl1I'C8t Dlal 161 MACOMBER, F ARR 81 WHITTEN f KIND ANY KWHERE fAMOUNT Depositors Trust Company Building AUGUSTA, MAINE RIDEOUT OIL COMPANY Riverside Drive NICOLSGN 81 AUGUSTA - MAINE Tel. MA 3-4666 - Jewelers T QUALITY HEATING OILS THE BRIDE,S BEST FRIEND Metered Delivery Service Compliments QUALITY SHOE STORE of Fine Footwear for the R Whole Family Cony ,,43,, FIRST NATIONAL GRANITE BANK OF AUGUSTA - Invites You To - enjoy the many services of this Bank We will anticipate il visit from you in the near future Single accounts insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Coroporation up to S10,000.00. 162 n11u!lf11Q Take an Ider ister's dvice . . . IT'S SMART to line up job interviews well in advance of graduation. And one of the best places I know to con- tact is the Telephone Company. Several of ns from my graduating class are working here - and every one o f its loves it. Telephone jobs are important ones. We have our own training pro- gram which you can enter Without any previous job experience. The pay is good, and you'll get regular raises. Why not come and see our employ- ment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate. Ask the Guidance Counselor LJ at your school to tell you when and where to apply. I V fL,,:4s'i-'ylftlx n' ' Q Q Y gi':,,Nkf ,fy 51.f . 5st, e K? '45 'r'- N- 1' if NEW ENGLAND TELEPHUNE 81 TELEGRAPH COMPANY 163 Compliments of NORMAN L. EDWARDS, D.M.D. PARTRIDGE,S DRUG STORE Opposite Post OfHce Telephone 3-8521 AUGUSTA : : MAINE Compliments Of HUDSON PULP AND PAPER CORP. KENNEBEC DIVISION Makers of Fine Tissue Products Compliments of I. B. FARRELL COMPANY Boyls and Menls Clothing 275 Water Street - Augusta COMPLIMENTS OF SNELL TIRE COMPANY Compliments Of KENNEBEC BEVERAGE COMPANY COTT QUALITY BEVERAGES 32-36 Maple Street - - AUGUSTA, MAINE Compliments of GATES BUSINESS COLLEGE 263 Water Street TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS CO. Distributor for Smith-Corona Elec. - Std. - Portable Typewriters and Cash Registers Sales - SUPPLIES - Service AUGUSTA MAINE 4 Bangor St. - Phone MA 3-8158 , Compliments GOODHEART S of CLEANERS AND TAILORS Audrey L. Goodheart, Proprietor 292 VVater Street Augusta, Maine Telephone 3-3620 CONY FURNITURE EXCHANGE, Inc. WHERE EVERY TRANSACTION GIVES LASTING SATISFACTION,, S. S. KRESGE CO. Your Friendly Store AUGUSTA : : MAINE firwi . K .. BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO CMaineD 241 WATER STREET Serving Augusta Area 30 Years A. H. Wescott-Manager Mayfair 3-4596 BUTLER TWINS Robert M. Butler, '44 Richard P. Butler, '44 Barbara C. Butler, '46 Josephine S. Butler, '44 FLORAL CENTER MA 2-5825 Gardiner 173 Formerly Cross Flowers Compliments of GEORGE THE TAILOR MA 3-9633 AUGUSTA GAS CO. 287 WATER STREET MA 2-0241 WENDELL NILES Paper Hanging Interior and Exterior Painting Tel. 10-16 Sidney Residence - SIDNEY, MAINE HOPKINS GREENHOUSES Manchester Tel. 2-5844 Store 186 Water Street Tel. 3-9489 Flowers and Gifts for ALL OCCASIONS 166 TWIN CITY BRoADCAsT1NG co., INC. W F A U Your Maine Attraction Studios in AUGUSTA AND CARDINER Yankee, Mutual, Lobster Networks Compliments Of THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 21 Western Avenue DR. I. M. BARNARD DR. P. DACHSLAGER DR. R. N. FALLON DR. O. A. MELENDY DR. L. W. RICHARDS, JR. DR. M. T. SHELTON GROVE STREET SUNOCO Turk Gilbert MEMORIAL CIRCLE AUGUSTA Compliments of the Boys AT D A M O N , S Steve, David, Bill, Whip COME SEE! YOU,LL SAVE! AT AfbP SUPERMARKETS AMERICA,S FOREMOST F ooo RETAILERS Since 1859 ARCHIE'S ARMY and W1 ESE S NAVY STORE Fashion 182 Water Street AUGUSTA MAINE 237 Water Street For A Shoe to Fit Your Job C0mPlimeUf5 BUNKER 81 SAVAGE Of - Architects - KNOWLTON 81 HEWINS AUGUSTA :: MAINE 86 Court Street MAyfair 3-4708 IN APPRECIATION We of the 1959 Coniad Staff Wish to give thanks to the many loyal friends who have supported and made possible our yearbook. 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