Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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We look baelc over the past fen' years zvith mixed feelings of eagerness and sadnessg eagerness to take our place in the adult world, to assume our share of the many responsibilities and to contribute our ideas and abilities Io this great nation of ours: sadness to be leaving behind ns our carefree days with their joys and sorrolvs. vietories and failures. memories ive will eherish forever. lT'e. the Graduation Class of 1955, are proud to be able to share these moments of our life with you through the publieation of this Keystone. We sincerely hope you will derive as m ueh pleasure from reading this as ive have had in preparing it for you. .ll H:dNx 'S X x , ll N 'K X ff If N X f z r K ' qt. X X s II, X fx 5'- x, in 'A A 5' ' aft is in W Yi 'V . 'pf ' fx. mmf:-S' .4 5, 'T' 15 t Qi., 's A tg ,gxs ' L v X 1 I 2' Z , 5 5 , ' o . 0 fx la fi n W 3 1 1 I I I . e ,T-at- ' I THE KEYSTON E 1955 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF I CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL V' BELFAST. MMNE , Dedication an- T The past twenty s1x years Mr Albert Weymouth Sr has glven hrmself com pletely to the task of teachmg at Crosby In hrs classes he has trred to teach much more than could be learned from the merc pages of a textbook He alu axs has a Joke and 1 b1t of h1s own prrceless phrlosophv to share mth us He has taken a personal mterest rn everyone mth whom he has come ln contact and has trled to lI1Sp11'C us to thmk and act for ourselx es vxhrch Wlll help us on our tourney mto the adult world We are xery proud to dCdlC3tC thls our last contnbutlon to Crosby to you Mr Weymouth Thank you for the many treasures you have bestowed upon us 4 fff' f af? ' '-5 ' Y Ii ' 4 W 4 I Q 7' is will ' if v - 1 1 - I - 1 - x -v . ' , f . r' 1' ' ' l - I . . . . V 7. . . Y. . v V . . l N . . I , 1 1 - a V n In -., pww, ' V x ,1-A . , ' Refi af? ,A be P 1' g.A- 5 5.-A Y I 1 - ' Although he is no longer 1 member of our faeultx ue it Croshx lppreelite the mam xeiri of hircl uorlx thit Nln llAROLD O DOE hm eontrihutecl to mike our high school xexrs hoth prohtihle mtl enjox ahlc Appreciation Nine. ANNIE Bnowx has been a well known figure at Crosby for many years. As 'igreenu freshmen, we entered MRS. BnowN's class for the first time as high school stuclents. Now. as seniors. we wish to thank her for all the time she has Con- trihutecl to help make our high sehool years happy :incl prolitgihle ones. il is-, 'vxxtigw ADMIN ISTRATIO M!! PHILIP C. I.1BBY Superintendent Ap, A. PERRY G. XVORTMAN Principal bm ALBERT E. VVRYMOUTH, SR. History and Guidance ! VU' Gif Rmzrgn Il. RHOADFQ ,, 0 8 8 Science Q 22,4 C' , 0 0 463' IIESTEH O. CIXKJNE English fL 'T :'- XIARIFTN VV. PAc'RARD Clnnmcrcizil l , if , l .FF ,J 5 'U CQIIRISTINIZ XI. ROBERTS Y ,L - Nluthcnmtics X I ' .rl L 6 Xuiiwxx Cf xl.-XNSUR I .iiigiinxgus ,I A D FACULTY '... ' s, 4-0 nv- .Nwxii S. Hnuwx English ST.xN1.rzv VX. PETERQON C?TUIHCfCi'1i ZMZZZZW 'b FRAYK .-X. CQIIARISUYNI,-kll Phwicui Eciilcatiwn Hcmim' :X HALL Science UD ' f' . ' Iain, .V f . K '. ,wif 'Y'ff 'X ,gl 'if -Y -5' '51 X U ' Qiiizxfr-'57 ' .ins Y t V . 131 .:.?.,'g:,. 1 .Y Dux xilm I, Iiuis N. 'V , XiLixiC Qfff .5f', 5i-255 ' 1 2? Qi? b - ,I . - ' . f P XXYXI TLR I.. llfximixux Xl.inu.il Training 7 T' C.-xi VIN VV. Ionrmx Snciai Qcicnu- and Cuicizincc Ximczfxnrr I.. THOXIPSON Piuwicni Eciuczitiun X- , L - -T -.fl O X K lXlARlON E. MINOT Home Economics 'v AMY I.. DEFOREST DOROTHY E. LUDWICK English and Math X 4 Social Studies and English .-x Us ALBERT E. VVEYMOUTH, In. English 2 U ,, , 93 5 J ' 4 ,ay f tx, i Q f 'f i I H CWENDOLYN F. STRATTON - QQ? f i. ' Xu Social Studies , Z' ', D m y PM 7 :ff-fi: CARNIELIA NI. Focc Secretary in Office 8 pti19,'. NELLIE C. BIARDEN Mathematics ERNEST ll. OllCllAllD janitor 9' 1 I , . K Y, X 'wx D-Il ' -Ns 'Q N ' L9Qn 'pi :YI Wm 4-i A ,.' . Y 'J' . A W X , 'ict fs.,,'f '4Q 'V .gg lvgr, 3 .yrvsw 1, 54 .Mm 'N Xf5'f??32A'f55 Wifi? 'S 'Y lm '55 'Q v iii? - x, CTATHERINE E. BOYNTON Km Commercial National llonor Society 4: D. A. ll. 4: Seerc tim' ol Student Council 4: Keystone Board 4: Olliee Girl 3. 4: Footlights Club 41 Three-Act Plug 4: Freshman Reception 4: Teacher! Secretary 4: Commercial Club 3. 4: Crosby Crier!-1: Assembly Comniittee 3: Glee Club 2: lntrainlural Basketball 2. MIIJQ tlie ipmlity ratlier-than tlic quantity tlmt I tyiittersci . ., x K 'Z ' t- i ,. Q fs N P J X . I ' A 'ix 3 ' ' -I ,i. . 3 . Ax JON VV. l3m'.fxN1' lon General Projeetionist Cluh 3. 4. Secretary 4: Intru- mur.il llziselmull 2: Drum :mtl Bugle Corps 3: Crosby Prevue 3, 4: 'lunior Prom 3: lli'Y 2. Coil lielps tlzose wlio lzelp tlzem5el1'es.l' AlARY IXLICE BEEN NAN Kitty Cfmmtercial Student Council l: Projeetioiiist Club 2: Com- mereiiil Clulm 2. 3. 4: Lihrarizin 3: Head libra- rian 4: Senior Ball Committee 3: Freshman Reception 4: Class Trip Committee 4: Cmshy Revue 4: Graduation Usher 3: Teachers Secre- tary 4: Crosby Crier 2. 3. 4: Glee Cluh 3. 4: Nlusie Festival 4. Her ways are ways of pleasantnzessf' RICHARD SANFORD BRYANT Dick General Projeetionist Cluh 4. As good-natziretl ra soul as e'er trozl 011 slmc leather. BRUCE E. BRIERLEY llruce General Projeetionist Cluh 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3: Hi-Y 2. Some of tlie laext men were quiet in tlieir ioutlif' Rrm Ex1En,xi.D CLFKIENTS Beet College Puhlic Snezilting l. 2: Clee Club l. 2: One-Act plir' 2: Fooflights Club l. 2. 3. 4: Keystone llozirtl 4: Play' Properties 2. 3. 4: One-:Xct Plus' Usher 3: Tri'Hi-Y 2: Assenihlv Committee l. 2. 3. 4: Candy Sales 4: Puhlic Speaking at U. uf Xl. l. '14 perfect u'oma-n nolvli plmznerl To warm. to comfort, mul command. 51' X. LL- . is U 5 . S' 4, RIITII RlARIE CLISHBIAN . UCHSIIQH General ix 'yy Clem Club 3. 4: F. H. .-X. 4. N, p . T-lze only way to liaise ll friend is to be one. my 1 -li 1 ' if-Tv i ' '4' A r. A f 5 l CARROLL FLANDERS l V' 'M Cal Commercial ..w ' Transferred from Bristol High 2: Minstrel Show l: Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball Manager 2. 3. 4: Eastern Maine Composite Chorus 2: Presitlent Youth Center Council 3: Vice Presi- dent Varsity Club 3: Crosby Revue 2, 3, 4: Vice President Student Council 31 Student I Council 2: King of XVinter Carnival 3: Older Buys' Conference 2: Maine State Student ' Council Convention 3. fi smile for every fellow and two for every girl. Q M, M' ,XF X 59' 3' ill girl . ' ' I I 4 ,, HELEN L. ENGLISH 5 'fllnlieln College ' . Freshman Dance 1: Freshman Reception 4: ' Crosby' Revue l. 2. 3. 4: Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4: XVinter Carnival 4. Candy Sales 41 Soph- omore Hop 2: lunior Prom 3: Class Trip 4: .Nuction Committee 4: Christmas Card Chair- man 4: Assembly Committee 3: One-Act Play 4. The reiiwinl of a fliiizg well clone is to lzave clone it. lOYCE RAE FLOWERS lm cle Commercitzl 3 lcL'VNlIll lC Boartl 4: Cylee Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Nlusic Festival l. 2. 3. 4. Crosby Revue 1, 2. 3. 4: Footlisglits Club l. 2: Assembly Committee l. 4 2. Freshman Frolic l: Sophomore Hop 2: lun' fx ior Prom 3: Freshman Reception 4: Varsity Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: tl. V. Cheerleader la ,ul G. ix. A. 4. Tri-HiaY 2. No sooner said than done. ANITA LOUISE FITZGERALD Niro College Crosby Revue l. 2, 4: Footlights Club ln Clee Club l. 2. 3. 4: Assembly Committee l. 2: ln- tramural Basketball 1. 2: Varsitv Basketball 3. 4i Yarsitv Club 3. 4: lntramural Softball 2: Freshman Reception 4: Freshman Dance Com- mittee lz Sophomore Hop 2: lunior Prom 3. H112Llll'lflIll'llllj' is tlie stil! of common life. N DI AN 7 U1 1 el' Xlusi ' s ,u :F a Ii p' : ra- ' Ira B1 'e a I z m .. z . 'res D -. t- 'tt :Q Imorc U MI, X- Ho 1 Key. W H51 1 SZ K V. ood 'V' -Q11 .HSJX 1 C! 's- . . ' 10 5 'Bull S ' C T h v' 2. 4' le uh . 3 1 e cr tt r ' ,'-lg t- In lCl be st R0 ce nl 4 tl 4 ' 3 4 l'1 t l -an' S 1 KP . Cv Sli? X sm ll.-XROLD ll. CZRAY 'lllm-old College Class Trip Committee 4: IlifY Club, '4O11lj the grime fish swim upstream, ,loiix CQXLEN ll,uvTnonNF. ln. Little ilolinl' College Transferred from Calais Xlernorial High Qchool l: Band 2, 3. 4: Crosby Prevue 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Music Festival 2. 3. 4: Kev- stone Board 4: Citizenship Day 3: Pmjt-etionist Club 2. 3. 4. President Projectionist Club 3: Freshman Reception 41 Patrol Boy 3. 4: Bas- ketball Manager 3. H7-l1!7llQl1 Iirrlc. l'll work as lmrd as rr Turk. ff ROBERT EDWARD CiRAY NJ KJ Holi Genzernl YT Prtiiectionist Club 2. 4: Intramural Basketball ,w 2: Senior Ball Committee 3: Stage Committee Q 34 Q' 13 lies ti gciztlerimizq look nf his lwntcf' Z , Q. Vd- fini Q 5 . 5' YQ U X v 2 2 H f Sinm FY NTAE l lxvwtxizn Q-5 M if .1Sis Crmiizierciril 2 3 blk Oflice Girl l. 2, 3: Clee Club 1. 2: Freshman ' Frolic I: Freshman Reception 4: Class Treas- urer 2. 3. 4: Xlusic Festival 2: Sophomore Hop f 2: Treasurer of Student Council 3. 4: Com- , J, mercial Club 3. Secretarv of Commercial Club 2 i 3: lunior Prom 3: Student Council Xlember Uv 1, 2. 3. 4: Proiectionist Club 3. 4. Hxntlriue succeeds like success. .Io-.NNY lltxm' Hlflll C3lJ1l11lIC'Y'Lii'l Kevstone Boarcl 4. Clee Club l. 2. 3. 4. lias' laetball 2. 3: qoltball 3: Comrnercial Club 3. 4. Xlusic Festival l. 1. 3. 4. 'Xsseinblv Coniniittee l: Crosbv Revue l. 2. 3. 4: Footlielrrs Club l. 3. 4: Tlireefxxct Plav 41 Yotitli Center Coun' eil 3: Crosbv Crier 3. 4: Trilli-Y Cltili 2: Vgirsitv Club 3. 4: Canrlv gales 4. 4 loveli ltvib QlIY'HVU11lC.l iii livlit fiom: het' miwi liemiti ll.xiii:ii r 'wx lliczrir 4 A l'liiv'ri0fl' fsfillefn' Xational llonor Qocietx 4: Class lllNYLfr'S' 4' lxevstone literarv Ftlitor 41 XYinter Carnival., Uav Chairman 4: Debating 4. Clee Club 1. 2. 1 4: I-oorliglirs Club l. 2. 3. 4. Presiclent 4 C lass Trip Committee 4: Ulliee Reeentionist 3. 4. Threenxct Plav l. 2. 3. One ,Net ljlav 2. 3 4: Canclv gales 4. .4ie. ereri inch im iietrc'sx. CLKJRICE R. HIGGINS Cla Conimercirrl Clieerleacler l. 2. 4: Basketball l. 2. 3: Glec Club l. 2: 3: 4: Nlusic Festival l: 2. 3. 41 Conimersial Club 3: Crosby Revue l. 2. 3. 42 Keyxtone Roartl 4: Fresbnian Initiation. Co- Clmirrnan 4: Footligbts Club l. 2. 3: :Xsxembljv Committee l. 2: Freshman Frolic l: Sophof more llop 2. A'Fm1na little spark may lmrst a nziglztp flame. E. LEE JACKSON, ln. Lee General junior Varsity Basketball l: Baseball l. 41 Glee Club 2. 3: Freshman Reception 4: lntrarnural Basketball 4: Librarian 3. 4: froxliy' Revue Property Xlariziger 1: 2. 3. 4: Senior Ball Com- mittee 3. No limits lntr tlze ski. .XLFIIED ROY Ilowmn CQexzit4s General lntramurals 2. 41 Hi-Y 2: Fresliman Baslietball ln Stump Club 3: Senior Auction Committee 4: Senior Class Trip Committee 4. U'lzrrt zz man lms lze never can lose. DAX'ID LESLIE lorixsox Dri1'itl General Nlusic lfextival l: Caniera Club l: -lunior xproni 2: IIifY 2. WB XB4lDlllLfCl1CC iw tlze fatlrer of good fortune. 'W w ll v STELLA BQNIN llox'TE ' Qhl ETX Cnnzniercial lj ygie C ub' l. 2. 3. 4: Music lTeQtival l. 3. 4: X nercial Club 3. 4. Vice President 4: RX miriam Reception 4: Keystone Roarcl 4: ln- trri urzil Basketball 3: Science Fair l: Pro, jec ionist Club 4. Good things come in small pzrckagesf' DfXNIEI. KNIGHT Danni Cnllggg l Claw Pronlieey 4: TbreeAAct Plriv l. 2. 3. 4: Une-.-Xet Plm- l, 2. 3. 4: Glu- Club 2. 3: Fmt' ern Maine Xluiic Festival 3: xllllltlflw' Rriwball 2. 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4. Stutlent Coun- eil President 4: Central Nllllllt' S. C. Confer- ence President 4: Maine S. C. Coiivention 3. 4. Time is lm! tlre wrren-n l go a fiwliin' in. '5- 15' -f? -4 45 Zu' 1. - Q! file T725 PHYLLIS IRENE KNOYK'LTON Phil General Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 4. She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone or despise. ANNIE lXlAY LEADBETTER Anne College Assembly Committee 3, 4: Librarian 3, 4: Sec- ond Prize at Regional Science Fair 3: Iunior Prom 3: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Ball 3: Auction Committee 4: Curtis Magazine Repre- sentative 2: Style Show 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. Faithfulness and sincerity are the greatest things in life. XIIRCINIA G. LAFOND Ginny College Basketball Manager 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Crosby Revue 1, 2, 3, 41 Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 1. 2, 3. 4: Referee 2, 3, 4: Baccalaureate Choir 2, 3: Style Show 2. 3: Foul Shooting 2. 3: Prize Speaking 2: Field Hockey 3: Junior Prom 3. More than wisdom, more than wealth, A merry heart that laughs at care. EINIERY Hman lXlADDOCKS Emery General Projectionist Club 4: Halloween Committee 1. Everything is as you take it. IANICE HOPE l..-XRRABEE Ilan College National Honor Society 4: Class President 4: Assistant Keystone Editor 4: Girls' Captain of Curtis Drive 4: Dirigo Girls' State 3: Maine All State Band 3: Maine All State Orchestra 4: Candy Sales 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1.2. 3. 4: Glcc Club 1.2.4. The highest of distinctions is service to Others. l3Ann,xn.x Ex ELXN MCAX EX l3nrhara General Glu Club l. 2. A merry heart goes ri long wap. - We J' ALFRED M. NIERRITT. Il AI College Transferred from Cranhook School 'Bloom- field llills. Mich, 2: Football 2. 3. 4: Rasltet- hall 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2: bliracl-t 3. 4. Clee Club 2. 3. 4: One-:Xct Play 2. 3: Crosby Revue 2. 3. 4. President of Class 2: junior Prom 3: State Music Festival 3. U'itl1out a song the clap would never end. GEORGE ELICENE NlORIN Cub College National Honor Society: Chairman Graduation Exercises Committee 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Or- chestra l. 2. 3. 4: Clee Club 2. 3. 4: State Concert Festival 3. 4: Eastern Maine Festival l. 2. 3. 4: Dirigo Boys' State 3: Crosby Revue l. 2. 3. 4: Keystone Photography Editor 4: Golf 3. N7l1C7Z cluty uiliispers lmfv tlwu must: tlie youtli replies I can. P JjJ,f X J C3LAIRE RlARIE RlII.ES 'lliivryw Conzmereitzl Transferred from Dumont. New jersey: Glee Club l. 4: Class Secretary 4: F. H. A. 4: Presia dent Knitting Club 1: Majorette 1: lntramural Basketball 1, 2. 3: Intramural Volleyball 1: Candy Sales 4: Crosby Revue 2, 3. 4: Presi- dent Commercial Club 4: VVinter Carnival 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Talent Revue l. Music is well said to be tlie speech of angels. A I-NWI! aj . , 1, ids., PATRi2jNyfYEvx'coMJp' 'lpnrti Ann rj Q - 4 College Transferrcdffom Seitust igh School. Scitu- ate. . IRSP3: Qlelllu . 2, 3,9 Grad t' Exercise Committee 1 Class Seeretauri' 102 Class Vice sidentfgz All School Play il. 2: Crosby R e 3.31 Baccalaureate Choir 2: C itilen, Day 3: Keystone Board 4. Klan has tlze will Hut woman has the wax. DAWNA L. lXl0OERS l3ezlAlOt'line Collefzv Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader l. 3. Cap- tain 3: Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4: Eastern Maine Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4. Solo 3: All Maine grate Music Festival Concert 3: Dramatics Club I. 2. 3. 4: Three-Act Play 3. 4: One-Act Play 3. 4: Clee Club Spring Concert 2. 3. 4. Qolo 3: Crosby Revue l. 2. 3. 4. 'Wfalent works: genius creates. THOMAS LESLIE NICIIOLAS l'T0m General Transferred from Flint. Michigan 3: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4. lt's tlze quiet people uilio really make the world go round. C5 R un 4 ,ff 1,i NL .U L J, IIIIII' CJXIXIX Oxmx N l'l1 f ' Cfwzvmal v u . . ,, 4 . -4 . .v v 3 , IN wrlr .lmux ... .Ill rx um.l1 Llfml, Y A ffm! , K1 l A 'l X I . 4 AQW , l V fflv X lm X' M Ckwrrlrx .XIICE PXLII. Hfxirzrlmn Ccucml Cvluc C lulv l. 2. 3. 4. XILISIC l'L'NIIYlll l. 2. 4: XXVIIHUY Clrrniml Quvcn l. ll. Y. Clxu-rlc.1rlur C3.lDI.llI1 21 Ydrxitx C2llL'Cl'lC'LiLlL'Y Clrptain 3. l-fL'NlIIU.lI1 lfrwlic lx Swplwlrrrvrc Ilnp 2: -lllfllfff Prmn 31 Qcniwr Bull 4: Crosby l4t'YLlC' 3: Cllnw -l-l'l1 C31lI1'lI'I'llIIC'L' 4: Vrcslnngm IM-cvptiwrm 4: fa- 'Q l Clr.nlL1.4tiwn Uxlwr 3: KCWNIIYIIC' llmmrml 41 H411 I In-r C rlYI1lXLil 4. 'llriumlx rm' lmru, mfr lHlhlL'.ll .Xwxlgrlri Puczxi 'l,llH7I.lll'l' C'ffu1v1C1'cir1l Xl.n+-rvttc 2. 3. 4: C3lHCC'TlC'LlCllIlLI 2. 3: Cxrmlvy Rm uc- I. 2. 3. 4: Ynrictx' Slum- 4: c2LlULlf' S1111-4 4. CJl1L .'XCI Plan' 4: Tc'acl1cr's Sccrvtairw 4: 91-niwr Cinrcl S4111-C 4: VVintcr Cnrnixull 4: lrrwlmmn Frulic la Srlplwrrmrc H1111 2: ,luniur Prwrn 3: Xluxic lfwtivul 1. 2. 3. 4. Stylc Slwxx 2. gl Ilzlurludll lhmlllvt 2, 3. 41 Crusluy C'ricr 41 Sm-ninr Ball 3. HINHQIZICY' nmzlevx umm frivrulsf' 'IANICE P.xx'soN Ian College Nntiwnall Hcwnwr Qncicty 4: Glu- Cxlulv l. 2. 3. 41 Nluxiu lfcxtinxl l. 2. 3. 4: Bnslwtlmll l. 3, 4. C3.lDI.llI1 4: Qwltlxxll 2. 3: Ficlcl llrvclicv gl ln fl'.lII1llI'.ll lg.iNl'iL'll71lll 21 Kcystmu' llfmrd 4: Cirw ln' llcxuv l. 2. 3. 4: lATL'Sl1IH.lI1 l4cccptirvn 41 Claw Vim' Prwiclcnt 4: Cilms SL'C'fL'lJl'Y l. 3: Clllillfllhlh -luniur Prom 3. 4 llricwzrl mm uvll lw Y'CC1UJHC'l1 tlze mmtcv' wicca of mzturcf' l3om,r'u Xl. Pxrlrw Hllfffw' Cfwzwrai l'rwut1H111Nt C lulv 3. 4. lYl'Nl1Ill.!Il l4L'LL'IWYI Il 4 'Hull flu' fm-1. Ill!! urmzzugl' xlXIXl1XIXl I Alum. Hlrrfx' 'll C llL 'L' ,H .. ,II CJ-v Clulu 2. Pnlwlu' Spcalmui 2. .Xxwrnl-lx C wnnnlrtmf 2. 3. 4. l i11m'rl2.1i1ut111Q 3: lf. ll. .N 4 Nun,-r lhll 3. Clmcluxtif-n Uxlwr 3. lnrm rnnml lf.ulCL'!lw.1ll 3. 4. l Il7T'1lfI.H1 4. Sixlv Slwx-. 4 l7lll5l1Lk llmltlm Clinic 4. ' I-lu' Jul N114 .1f,:C :zur lm! Ilzffnglz um furgv' ir. 'no- 'M ,- .,, -X- gil' ww. Y Nb- lf' ,Q JIIDITH ANN ROBERTS Indy Commercial Glen' Club 1. 2, 4: Freshman Frolic Commit- tee lg Assembly Committee l, 2. 4: Transa lerrccl to Lynn Classical 2: Olliec Secretary! Club 3: TI'aIIsie1'IcLl from Lynn Classical 4: l:fL'Nl1Hlill l Reception Cominittec 41 :Xueuon Clfllllllllllkl' 4: XYIITIQI Cfarniixnl Dance Corn- Inittue 4. lt is not enouglz to do gouclg one must do it 211 the riglzt u'ay. ' LOIIISE RlARIE SCOTT Scotty College Qlsscnibly' Committee 3, 4: Librarian 43 Pro- iectionist Club 4: Basketball Intramurals 3: 'Style Show 2. ll'l1ute'er we leave to Cod, Cod does mul blesses us. Nl.XRlI.YN .XNITA ROBERTS llI1'li ffommereiul cl1QL'FlL'.lLllI1g l, 2. 3, 4: Rzislietball l, 2. 3. 4: Clue Club l. 2. 3, 4: Crosby Revue l, 2, 3, 4: liaisicrn Xlaiine Klusic Festival l, 2, 3, 4: Foul Sl1l'lIlI1g 3, 4: Finalist 3: Football Banquet 2. 3, 4: Cheerleaders Fashion Show 2, 3. 44 frosby Crier 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4. Life is what you make itl FREDERICK XV. SIE II.-xx 'il-l1ll7flH Cenwfl Footliglits Club 3. 4: Shop Club l. 2. 3: Roy-s' llllflllllllhlli 4: -lunior Prom 3: IlifY Club 3. xl lirrlv wi! Imnlfl please me more rlmu lznlfg l crime to learn, lm! mosflx to lauglzfl IRENE M. SAVVYER Ulllllfl College Glee Club l, 2: Senior Ball 3: Asseinbly Com- mittee 4: Freshman Reception 41 F. H. A, Songlcacler 4: Style Show 4: Public Health Clinic 4. fl good lzeart makes lIer life joyous and tlIe world l7E'llIllifHl.ll DAVID LEROY SAIALI. Dare General llroivctionist Club 2. 3. 4, Vice President 41 Crosby Revue 2. 3, 4: Raseball 2: HIAY 2. RI llxfferent methods dzfferent men excel, Ru! flzere is lie who ce'1 do all things well. ff- 9?-y.' fi sms' 5 Qi? -5 'Q-17' ow- lfiicziaxe C. Sxmu. 'limzell General Footliall 2. 3, -iz Projectionixt Cluli 2, 3, 4: llifl Cluli 21 Intramural Baxlwtluall 4. llc ia a good num and init. linen Tnexiioi xi ll. C. General liasclmall l. 2. 3. 4: Crosby Revue l, 2. 3, 4: Xlainc Nluxic Festival l. 2, 3. 4: Freshman llaxlwtliall l: Glu- Club l. 2. 3. 4: Ili-Y 2: ln- tramural llaxlautluall 2. -1: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 41 Bugle Corpx 3: Tumbling Cluli 3. 4. lar liim wlzo lmows rlie imfrumeizr plat upon ir. Tiioxias LINCOLN STEPHENSON Tommi College National Honor Society -lx Class VVill 4: Foot' liall l, Klanagcr gl Uaslwtliall l, 2. 3: Assistant Eclitor ol' Keyatonc 4: Track 3: Glen' Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Eastern Maine Nlusic Fcstiial l, 2. 3. 4: Student Council 4: President ol Class 3: Claw Nlarslaal 33 Dirigo Boys' Slate 3: Foot- lights Club Electrician 2. 3. 4. ll'rire me as one wlfio loves his fellowmeaif' DUNN.-x lXlARGARET XVARMAN Don College Salutatorian -in Kevstone Board 4: Class VVrite- Ups 4: Footlights Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Public Speaking l. 2: U. of Nl. Speaking l. 2: Senior Claw Trip Coimnittcc 4: Assembly Commit' Ice 2, 3,-4: F.H.A.-11 Play Properties 2. 3. -ll Clem' Cluli l. 2: Senior Ball 3. Cite to flie irorld tlie lies! you lzare, aml flze lie!! will come lmclc to you. llIl'lI,XRD S'i'i1.i MAN Hllitlcm Cfmiiizewiizl Claw Trio Committee -lg Senior Auction 4: liilraiiiiiral l5.ixl4t'tluall 41 llirigo Boyx' grate 3. 9oozurliiz1g mteuzpteil, sometlziizq ilone. llm eiiruetl ii niglitk repose. vloiix :NN i iioxi' XYEQc-oii' lfilm College Claw Ciltx 41 Baxlaerluall 1. 2. 3: Intramurals l 2 3 Rmlwilll 2 Fiotlialll 2 Ctlf R- .-....'x ...ai .-.nm lli-Y 2: Qoplioniore lklop 2. lunior Prom lg U inter C.irnii'.il 4' Ke-xxtom' l3o.irfl 4 Trams' Patrol -4. ll lziirerev rlie future tlitzll xeuil. lle xlmll lve loretl lim liix fellou men Q by U r gg! 13. R 5 1 gg. PIICIIARD PHILIP XYILQHT Dick . , Commercial l rt-Xlirii.tn l3askctlva'lllljg,'f'. Basketball 22 trairiurtil llaxlictbal wsby Revue 3: U in- ter C-.iTD1Xdl'lL-lL1l'l-UI Prim 3: Track 3. 4. 'fllcu of ' torcls are tlze lzextf' til. il LW' I ,IQ f fix EDWARD XVOODS lui General football l. 2. 3. Captain 4: Badcctball 1. 2. 3. -lx lliwlutill l. 2. 3. Captain 3: Claw Trcasurcr lx Dirigo Boys' State 31 Policeman Citizenship lJ.iN Jw: Varsity Cilub 3. 4: Croxby Rottie 2. 3. -lp liitranitiral Baxltctball l. 2. 3. 4: Patrol Boy -lg Yoiitb Cicntcr Council 3. Skill is strrmger rlmu strcngtlif' f SIIIIILEY IIIENE VVINI. Hllvilu Cleucrrzl Clirlf Yhrxitx' Basketball 4: Glen' Club l, 2. 3 bl: llIII'.lIl1llf.ll liaslwtball 2. 3: Softball 2. 3, li:,l-l. X. Club -la Music Festival 1. 2. 3: Sri' cntm' lfair 2: Red Cross 2: Style Show 2. U'in without lzcmsting, Lose uiitliout excuse. liDVV.-XRD UIAIIDINE XKlORTNl.-KN lil College Valcclictorizin 4: National Honor Socictv 4: lirmcl I. 2. 3. 4. Orchestra l. 2. 3. 4: State Kioricurt 2. 4: Clut' Club 2. 3. 41 Clroxbi' Rcvtlt' nl. 2. 3. 41 Football 1.2. 3. 4: All-Maine Vlqliirtl ltxim -l. Cloffaptain 4: :Xll-Confcrcnct' Honor- ziry' Xlcntion 3: Basketball l. 2. 3: llawball l. 2. 3. -lx Class Prcwitlunt lx Studcnt founcil 2. Start- Prwitlcnt 4. llc N'lIU pmxcsxes a gnorl mimi pwsscxmcs ll lcinzgilmnfl x N I' JJ lj j in I f I :J Num . E VQIJD ll'nrrtlid . l C V Clrminicwial CQlL'gtQYLh'1 , 2' tlv 2 rII ol' Crosby Rt'- xtw 1 H fi ' ' ian 3: :Xrt Editor ol inf! I 1 im er Club 3. l'lVL'llvll1l Q' ce 71115 more elotyzrwce tlzim ' xy Clhlf X N 4.x ' wx . cd J' , ,J :A ' x ., 4.-2 ff Q -f 5 if-QgI.fxRI.INIg l:REIJA jfmx fllIIu'li1v ' I . 2 Clciwml film' JE Lib I Q. 71.41 xlU?flC lit-stixal l. 2: IM-rl Crow -1 l . E .-X. Club 8515-ltr Show 2. Xcgltgiartirc mrlimzr sliiue fy '?,LaJ.geet lzopes nf all Ilzingm fine. J X2 15 i t BELLE AlARIE YOIING ,, .,- . Sis Comnzercxal Nlagalinc' Sales I. 2: Girls' Intramural Bas- ketball 2. 3, 4: Class Trip Fund Cmnmittcc 4: Card Cumniittcc 4: Frcsliman Reception 4: Clee Club Ip Music Festival I: Softball 3: Sophomore lion 2: Senior Auction 4. Good will is tlie miglitiest practical force in tlie Imirersef' I., y ROBERT YOIING gi l Hola General if Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3, 4: Footlights Club Ilanclyman 3, 4. 1 I vt its do or die. V , g - Wt MMMQQ Q 2 H ,vm , It L- . Ml' ' ll ' I Ke stone St ff as Mftawty DANIEL KNIGHT IAINIGE LARRAREE TOMMY STEPI IENSON EDWARD WORTMAN I IARRIET I IIGER GEORGE MORIN NORMI-I WOOD AL MERRITT DIIIWNA MOOERS I CLAIRE MILES KAY BOYNTON, IO-ANN HART, SHIRLEY IIAYVVARD, C HIGGINS. STELLA HOYTE, JOYCE ELOXVERS RITA CLENIENTS, DONNA VVARM.-KN CLORICE IIICQCINS CYNTHIA PAUL JOYCE FLOWERS, VIRGINIA LAEOND IOI IN IIAVVTI IORNE I IESTER O. CRONE fo l. x 20 Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Business Ilflaiiager Literary Eclitor Plzotograpla Editor Art Eflitor Boys' Sports Girls' Sports Typing Manager LORICE Assistants Scizior Ilfritc-zips Sclzool Activities Exclmzzgcs Class IVrit0-zips Humor Faculty Advisor NAXIE Catherlne Boxnton Nlars Brennan Bruce Brrerlv on Brsant Rlchard Brsant Rtta Clements Ruth Cushman Helen Englrsh Anrta Frtzgerald Carroll Flanders lox ce Plow ers ox C ould Harold Grav Robert Gras IrrAnn Hart ohn Hawthorne 'Shrrles Haxward Harrret Hlger C,l0TlCC IllgglI1S Alfred How ard Stella Hou te Elmer ackson Dax 1d lohnson Danrel Knrght Phxllrs Knowlton X rrgmra Lafond lanrce Larrahee Annle l eadhetter Emerx 'Nladdocks Rrrbara NIcAx ey Alfred 'Nlerrltt Daw na Mooers Ceorge 'Nlorln Patr1c1a New comb Thomas Nrcholas Fx erett 'Ntekerson Phlllp Oxton Nnnette Palge Roger Patten Cxnthla Paul lmtce Pax son Nlargaret Rllew ludrth Roberts 'Xlsmlwn Roberts lrene Sawxer lourse Scott Predenck Sreman Daxrd Small Eugene Small Tomms Stenhenson Rrchard Stlllman Fred Trenholm Donna Yvarman Iohn VVescott Rrchard Wrght Shlrlev VVmg Norma Wood l dw ard Woods l dw ard Yvortman C lr lrlme York Belle Young Robert Young STATISTICS XNIBITIGN New Studebaker Natronal Cfuard Game warden Preacher To graduate Lots of monex Slngllig To get marrred To he a nurse College C lobe Trotters To gradu ite C ame brologlst Coast Guard To be happs Undertaker Teachrng lqmd lrfe s arm Studs art ln Parts Salesman 23 chlldren None Craduate Xlmrster VVAC Teach bots phwsrcal educatron VK omen s prstol champ t n Xlurse To graduate 'N I1ss1on ary V etennanan Bus sardrne factorv Be a mrlllonalre To be happx Ele tronrcs To be graduated Farmer VK ork at Stexes Xlechanrc ldrmsh sehool To get marrred To he a nurse Co to Terms 'Nlrs loe lN1ckerson Cue ss what U of M 'Nan Pro football To be successful Nlechanlc Slnglng Teachmg 'Not to procrastlnate To be a loser VK AC Xlrssronars nurse T4 hate monev Vrmsh college Housew rfe Xlercurs contertrhle Lobster Hsherman PASTIXIE Cettam sallor Searsport Hunting Camera Eatrng Johnson s VK rrtmg letters fhn Nleetlng bovs Clorrce VK rntrng letters Nlalelng up work lluntmg ex C lorlce Flanders No tlme for 1 VVr1t1ng letters Haxmg fun Xlath problems Dtek 8th grade gurl Studxrng Cuttmg classes XX rrtmg letters VK along Prld rx lJdDC1l'lg C tease monkev Church Union Street Not w om mg Trumpet Kents Dreamlng Sleepmg Roland B XX me women and song l etters X c VX rrtlng letters xl'lll and 1 male Rre tthlng NlCl.ellans Readmg Chasmg glrls Sports Rrdmg around Creenhouse Sleemng Readmg Trax elmg Hat me fun R rskethall Drawmg Pool room Practlelng muslc How ard Rasleethall VK me umnen and song 21 C XUSE OF DEATH The bows Bruce Brlerlw Fred Sreman GA 39 Plx mouth Getting up earlv Charlene York 6 perrod lrbrarv ox ce s laugh Damarlscotta Roogle Downs Absence from school Frrst Natronal Store Hot rod Keeping quxet Helen Thlnklng Xl8llCl0US people Flanders Pngllsh class Tung thelr shoes Judv Roberts Girls Nlerrltt Ruth Cushman Gan VW s Heart stopprng Boss 41 Ford Roger Patten K lght Pattr Newcomb Gettmg up ln A Nl Nlemorles Natural death VVork Busmess Engllsh Tonslls VK Omen Pat and Bruddv Hot Thumb Roberts Homework l Pavson and L Iackson Long engagement U S hrstorv Homework Young Glr s Xlarmes Fathers Dodge VX orklng too long Xlrs Packard Homework Nlad rhmoceros ealous wrfe C York Oxcrertlng Nlrs Ludwrek ohn VK escort Shlrlex VVmg Xlr W ex mouth Sr Sleman Y Y . 1 r . . r t I ' Y ' . , , ' ' ' , J, 1 - 1 . 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Ian1'c P4,1'f , iw 1 . ffl, gc' - ' fl. 5-Z Eclltortals CONINIUNISM X THREAT TO SOCIETY We are llxlng ln an era of mlxed emotlons Qome feel th lt we are actuallx lnxolx ed ID an all out war others thlt we at lelst are enloxlng pelee Consequentlx we are partlallv dlxlded ID thls eountrx Nexer before IU blstorx haxe so manx people been so uncertaln about so much On the other slde of the world are the FHSCISI xx lr mongers xxlth thelr plans for domlnatlng the whole world wlth thelr eommunlstlc ldeas Thelr gre ltest llm 18 to xxelken the Unlted States lnd eontrol lts gox ernment VVe are a free people free to do what we want w herlex er xxe wlsh Thls freedom was won bx our forefathers and establlshed bx our con stltutlon Our ehlldren are ralsed ln peaceful surroundlngs lnstead of mllltarx aeademles Thls thre lf to our well bemg IS a serlous one When we thlnk of loslng lll that we haxe we begln to wonder what 19 to be done about lt At present the powers ID offlee haxe been able to cope wlth thls problem but what about the future? VVe lndustrlallsts and leaders of tomorrow In our hands rests the future of elemocracv Qommunlsm IS often dehned as goxernment ow nershlp Wh ll It reallv IS IS tmenaee to mod ern elxlllzltlon Ir I5 an uglx CFCCPIHIQ craxxllng monster sloxxlv eatlng IIS wav through the free eountrles of the world In a short tlme we must proxlde an antldote to destrox eompletelv thls lnsldlous dlsease VVC must offer a cure to the slek natlons alreadx sufferlng under IIS effects Demoeraex IS m lklng remlrk lble strldes ln thls ellreetlon Xet thoughtful people reallze that more IIICI more the true xalues of freedom must be IIUPFLSSLCI upon the peoples of the world Wow slowlx llke two serpents the good lnd the bld powers lre eomlneg flee to face wlth each other both eontrol atomle weapons both support IIYQL mlllldfk forces But democraex relles upon an ex en grelter and powerful we lpon the Church Qontlnued on Page 39 FRIENDSHIP VVh II I9 frlendshlp Upon looklng for thls word IH l dlctlonlrx I flnd that VVebster dehnes It as a frlendlx relatlonshlp of long standlng T me the xxords of long standlng haxe the most meanlng for frlendshlp llke loxe IS not 1 faucet that ean be turned off and on It 19 not a qualltv XKITICII I feel for people one dav onlx to find lt Oone the next It hls often been sud to me that lf I had one true frlend ln 'lll mx llfe I would be much more fortunate than manv people Bx true frlend lf IS me lnt one who would glxe hls or her llfe for me Of course I max be frlends wlth manv people xxlthout expectlng them to glxe up thelr llxes Those are the frlendshlps whleh makes one s llfe complete Ar thls tlme I thlnk b'1cl1 on the people I haxe known lnd the frlendshlps I haxe shared Some lre deep and SCTIOUS xet pleasant and eternal feellngs that wlll nexer dle some gax brlght laughlng memorles durlng whlch there were left me sorrx dlsconsolate xet xerx much wlser for thelr teaehlngs Thev all fonn a definlte pat tern ID mv Ilfe Illgh sehool xears lre alxxaxs sald to be the best xe lrs of a person s llfe xet few people reallze that thex are also the hardest to endure One sel dom qulte knows lf he IS dolng the rlght thlng at the rlght tlme All problems appear as moun talns ln these xears If one has a person to whom he can confide It seems as lf the mountaln were made of salt and when touched wlth the waters of ldxlee qLllLIxlX melts lwax Frlendshlp enters lle re ILIYIIIIIQ l thlng of worrv lI1l'0 one of com ort I hope mx frlenclshlps do not end wlth gradua tlon for QTICIUJIIOH IS the flnale of too mam flne thlnes I lm xerx thankful for mx frlendshlps lnel to lll mx frlenels I slncerelx want to sax Thanks lnd best of luck IANIICE LARMBEE an 0 0 1 I l ' . . 1' A 1 1 1 1 - ' ' ' 5 ' ' 1 1 1 2 1 1 C I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 , ' 2 ' ' 2 1. t I 1 , jf 1 1 1 1 'Y Q 3 ' ., L ' ' 1. , . 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' 1 ' 1 , V ' I I i v1 E ' 3 l - I ' S ' . , 1 F . . 1 ' 1 1 1 -1 . - , , I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1' , - 1 1 1 -1 c e , ' ' 1 1 E 2 , 1 ' 'R 1 , , ,' ' V 2 . ' 'J 1 L 1 5 ' ' - . 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' . 1 1 1 ,. S: 5. Q I yn . 5 K 7 k ' ' 1 .1 .U 1 1 11 , ' ,x L L 1 1' ' Q 1' 'L Iv, ' in ' , YY . . I , ,-- ' ' I . , . .J-'r c 'Q ., -- 2 ,,5Wrwi - X Q ul.: . ,.-.. ' . -ard-2'1,,.'qv is S .. wr 59' I ix 5 C DE 'Hg R QLA I f Q ,ek ' Su t E 'f N Junior Class XYith one more year to go, the juniors are thinking ahead. They have had .1 food sale. sold booklets and boolteovers. and are planning to do many other things in order to raise money. They are very well represented in boys' and girls' sports. Many juniors were also taking an active part in the band. orchestra, glee club. play, and the many clubs at Crosby. The 'lunior Prom was a sueeess due to the hard working ehairf man and the various committees. The juniors worked just as hard to make the Senior Ball a big sueeess for the graduating class. to which we wish the best of luck. So, with the many members of the junior class distinguishing themselves in athletic and seholastie events, it is evident that next year will be il very profitable and enjoyable one for the Class of '56. First row, left to right: C. Davis, B. Dean. E. Rhodes, A. Morse, E. Vvood, K. Jackson, N. Cross, A. Mendelson. K. Godding, B. VVest. S. Peterson. Class Advisor: B. Gould, B. Gross, B. Lenfest, KI. Knowlton. S. Bragdon, A. Harvey, A. Nlarriner, Thompson, M. Libby. Second row, left to right: D. McLain, C. Roberts, M. Cross. R. Baehelder, M. Littlefield, G. Meservey. j. Crindle, P. Perkins, S. Vose, j. Huntington, H. Greenlaw, L. Pickering, I. Landry, J. Fish, ll. VVhiteomb, A. Lynch, hi. Paige. VV. Moulton. Tlzird row, left io riglztf H. Torrey, F. Robbins, N. Morse, B. Philbrook, D. Dodge, R. Sherman, S. Hanson, E. Parker, Pi. Howard, R. Roberts, K. Drinkwater, P. lXfleLoughlin, L. Riley, bl. Hall, XV. Suddy, B. Clark, B. Copson. C. Vvard. MacDonald. Fourth row, left to right! D. Philbrook, A. Munson. T. Home. H. Gurney, D. Shibles, R. Goodwin B. Gould. G. XVoods, VV. Briggs, C. Hustus, R, Finley, L. Evans, R. Faulkinham, A. Gammon. K. Nickerson, P. Dudley, D. Howard, P. Doak, D. Johnson. Sophomore Class The sophomore class is not only one of the largest in the school but also it is probably one of the busiest. Two big dances sponsored by the class were the Record llop. held in December, and the annual Sophomore llop in March. 4- Q- Early in the year, the class met and discussed the topic of class X ' rings. Specific sets of rings were chosen which arrived in the late t' winter. Class dues for this year were Sl .251 it was understood that unless the class members paid their dues, they would not be eligible to go on the class trip. As in past years, this class has leaders participating in all phases of school activities such as athletics, music and various clubs. Nlore than half ol' the class are involved in at least one of the activities. First row, left to riglztf N. Grady, R. Cerrish, D. Smith, D. Beckwith, L. Higgins, S. Clark, S. XVinters, D. Dakin, A. Kleservev, ,l. Lang. Mr. Rhodes, Class Advisor: S. Kelley, R. Thompson, L. Leaclbetter, Vose, C. Tower, F. Sieinan, S. Thompson, M. Moody, P. Robbins. Seeoml row, left to right: V. Littlefield, R. Fish, XVillis, V. Tripp, D. Bailey, Jacobs, O. llotlgen, N. Blood, Sholes, E. Celo, D. Riley, N. Richards, S. VVood. M. Clark, R. Flovd, L. Parker, Curtis, il. Kapilofl, M. Cross, Roberts. 4 Thirrl row, left to riglztf L. Thomas, D. Robertson, Robbins, R. Curtis, R. Evans, R. Sampson, C. Larrabee, R. Coleord, C. Nickerson, D. VVarman, I. Rerry, H. Chalmers, R. Bums, S. McCray H. Lawler, D. XVing, C. Parker, D. Livingston, P. Clark, H. Neally, N. Marshall. Fourth row, left to right! R. Fowles, S. Blethen, D. Blood, G. Black, H. Hahn, dl. Vvoods, C. Hall E. Robertson, D. Thompson, H. Hastings, XV. Birmingham, VV. Ames. D. O'Leary', F. Drew, Di Bastian, R. Mosher, B. Payson, Hawley, Elms, L. Albee, D. Curtis, VV. Southworth, F. Baker, G. Kenney. Q 1 fYx 15.7 -351' -A 2 F C XI I I I I Freshman Class 0, 7: .Nil memhers ol' the freshman class have taken their lirst step into A high sehool life this vear. Thev have shown hoth their athletic talents '7 ' and their scholastic ahilities. One of the main ex ents ol' the elass was the annual dance which was a huge success. Six of the girls have heen aetive in hoth varsity ancl junior var- fi sitv eheerleacling. rnajorettes ancl varsity haslxethall. Eighteen girls are memhers of the Puture llomemalxers of .Xmeriea Cluh. Eleven freshman hovs have heen vartiei iatinv in lioothall. varsitv . l l H . ancl junior varsity haslxethall antl other sports. .Xhout fifty per eent of the elass has heen husv xv ith the musieal activities. 1 4 I First rme, left to rigliti Nlanli, M. Roherts. C. Vieliery, G. Foss, Nl. Altlus. ll. llateh, Elling- wootl, IJ. VK'ehher. Colhv, Nl. Corhett. Mr. N. Nlansur, B. Sieman. P. llavwarcl, S. Gross. Nl. Nladtloeks. S. XVark. U. Kimhall, P. Clark, S. jones. B. Sinclair. Seeouii rote, left to right: E. Harvey, M. Ellis. Alley, A. Nleservie, l.. Nickerson. V. Smith, Xl. Lihhy, L. Mosher. S. Elms. B. Curtis. R. Fletcher, S. Rajaniemi, Boutlreau. C. Bragtlon, C. Ryan xl. Cunningham, Pierce. I.. Elvvell, S. Mounton, B. Cushman. Third row, left to rigliri F. Thihodeau, T. VVilson, j. Stover, R. Littlelieltl. C. Alclus, H. Miller S. Staples, Ryan, F. Tripp, I.. Bowen, Randall, E. Orchard, R. Moulton, D. Perry, Pm. Calla! han, D. Glidden, P. Vosburgh. Pt. Nickerson. Fourth row, left to rigliri R. Rohhins, ll. Maddocks, A. Viling, B. Smith, C. VVellman. R. llall, E. Flagg, D. Cogswell, E. Porter, -lenkes, A. Miller, R. Thompson, -I. llakin, Clements, L. Grindle. R. Bowen, R. Nloulton, P. XVatt. T. VVard. Fifth role, left to right: VV. Catehell, D. Cihson, L. Honin, N. Rice, C. llollev. li. Cross. ll. Smith K. llarcling, R. Fish. ll. llriggs, R. Dodge, P. Haclcloek, liueeliiere, ll. Barry. ll. llroun. ll. Harvey, XV. Plamondon. R. Rumney, C. Clements. C. Reed, P. llanson. v Eighth Grade September 22, 1954. we held our First class meeting in which we elected our ofhcers for the year. Vkle also elected Student Council .N representatives: Sharon Payson, class representatiyeg room representa- tiyes, Herman Barr and Linda McCarthy. Mrs. Marden was appoint- 2 ed class adyisor. ' December 10, 1954, we had our second meeting of the year at which we decided on the amount of class dues. :Xt this meeting we also made plans for our dance held on March ll, 1955. The com- mittees and chairmen were as follows: program, Laura-Lu Howeg refreshments, Marta Rhodeg tickets, Rebecca Parker: decorations, Sharon Payson: cleanup, Herman Barr. The dance was yery success- ful. Our first year at Crosby has been a yery pleasant one and we are looking Forward to next year. lim '1- 7 -. .., C? 1- 5 Qi, 'fl n HZ i t 'rf' First rmv, left to right: E. Newcomb, L. Ginn, Banks, Johnson, N. Knowlton, R. Moulton, M. Clark, C. XVing, K. Smith, R. Parker, P. Young. Mrs. Marden, F. Floyd, I. Carton, L. hlcCarthy, R. VK'ing, C. Sherwood, N. Shibles, G. Curtis, E. Fletcher, G. Bradbury, YI. Wlarren. Second row, left to right: P. Pish, VV. Sherman, N. Small, D. Vklarman, Phillips, E. Flagg, B Hills, H. Larrabee, B. Marshall, P. Evans, N. Kenney, N. Patterson, VVilcox, G. Vkling, J Gould, C. Ebert, S. Payson, M. Newton, R. Clark, M. Hart. Third row, left to right: 9. Drinkwater, R. Lear, H. Harvey, F, Smith, F. Spencer. N. Nickerson VV. Harvey, Gilmore, M. Rohde, K. Leathers, A. Torrey. Littlefield, L. Howe, C. Cook, P Eaton, N. Leeiiian, C. Vkloods, C. Morton, R. Macleod, Merriam, F. Merrow. Fourth row, left to right: R. Tibbetts, R. Mitchell, H. Boon, K. Dyer, Ellis. VV. Macleod, VV Vlest, V. Crindle, yl. XVard, F. Horne. R. Edmunds. Back rmv: VVard, C. VVoods, C. Smith, A. Perkins. N. Kenney, Gray, R. hlcllonald, P Brierly, D. Thompson, A. Downing, H. Barr, L. Roberts. Student Council Crosby is very proud of the fact that three officers of the State Student Council are from our school. These are Ed Wortman, past president of the Maine Association of Student Councils: Pete Doak, first vice-president of the Maine Association of Student Councilsg and Dan Knight. president of the Central Maine Conference of Student Councils. This year, the Student Council has been very active in D, Knight, P, Doak, E. Wortman promoting school activities. The holiday shine that our school took on at Christmas was due to the efforts of the Student Council. We sent twenty delegates to the State Q. Conference in Augusta and five to the Central Maine 1 E It 1 Conference in Bucksport. In order to help finance our trip, the Council sponsored a dance during the February vacation. X 5 lf the Council is as active in the future as it has been this year, Crosby can be justly proud of this organization. 5 QW Q3 Front row, left to right: tl. Sholes, I. Randall, I. Gurney, S. Hayward, D. Knight, K. Boynton, T. Stephenson, S. Payson. Back row, left to right: H. Barr, D. Shibles, L. McCarthy, D. VVing, H. Hastings, F. Cross, L. Grindle, Mr. VVortman, Advisor. X X I v' 7'1A.-21, A,,5 -Q -' - ' s ' A ' Q' , 'I Rotkkgn n 002' Lib Rang, 'll . V . . '18 ' 1-Q. 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L x .f'f.,,,' 1- X W FIV' WW EIU' us ua lp-.fx u nf ' N- X . ,. ,..4 W- ' ' f f I H 41 , 0, ffm.. 1, ', ' . ' vm, . 1 l lk, .h f '-'M' ----'- 11 ----H -..- -.- . N,. 4iVk . -. s W , um m, H Ill Av A urns AAA'- ' -I-nn 0 , I , Q YPC 1 k Sept. I I Sc-pt. I7 Sc-pt.25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. I5 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Football l lampden Creenvillc Fairfield Lincoln Bar llarbor Orono Bucksport Rockland WIIIT Lost Won Won Won Won VV on Lost Iforft-it 13- O 6 0 21-13 6- 0 27- 7 20- 7 6- 0 This year the Crosby Lions football team real- ly roared. It is the Hrst time in a number of years that the Lions have got their claws in the turf and started to roll. This spirit and determination was evident in the first game with Greenville. Even though they lost this game 13-0, the Crosby gridders showed their spark by piling up ten first downs to Green- ville's three and outrushed the Lakers 167 yards to 155. Crosby's real potential, however, was shown in the game with Fairlieldg where, after a spectacu- lar hard-fought game, the Lions came through with a 6-O victory. This game and the recent game with Lincoln, which we won 21-13, has shown what spirit and punch this Crosby team has developed and also the Fine coaching job done by mentors Charbonneau and Brown. One cannot name outstanding players in these games. Every boy did his job and did it well, which makes a winning team. The game at Bar Harbor was the toughest game this season. The Seasiders showed much spark and determination even without their star half- back, Strout. Crosby was also without Horne, who was on the bench with a bad ankle. This made the battle quite even all the way around. The game was a real test for the Lions who roared their way to a 6-0 victory over the un- beaten Bar Harbor gridders with a spectacular CContinued on page 56D FOOTIBALL SQUAD First row, left to right: K. Nickerson. ll. McLaughlin, A. Gaminon, C. lllanclcrs. E. Small. E. VVortman, E. VVoods. A. Merritt. T. llornc, 11. Downs, D. Shibles, D. Vving. Second row: Coach Charbonneau, B. Payson. C. Hall, ll. Gurncv, Barry, li. lfoxvlcs. -I. llcnckcs. 11. Xloshcr. l. llucchicrc. nl. VVootls, P. lltmak. Coach Brown. Third row: C. Nickerson, Managcrp ,l. llawley, Managcrg L. Crindlc, F. Flagg. WI. Dakin. E. liobinson, ll. Hastings, D. Perry, l1. hluultun, 1. Berry, li. Baker, Manager: C. liulmcrts, Manager. vi f 'l!!!a' fry? -ver Q-5.31--. .. .----u 5, Il I if-I 1 1 5'5 1-us.- , , - fm-rjize-4' T1 -v 9. ' fl inf 2. A I !ix...m Yiwu' J-V5 'NWN Qulq,,- 'Q sl, -j.z.+',- ,dw nw' if 1 'iff'-.5 EE. .va 5 ? . ,,,.' x 4' Q 0 V 3. s Y 1' K i Nu .1. ZX 'I- 5 an u Q'- 71 ,Us N KQV :' '- ,x, -lx' Ax affxf J ,, 1 3 L. ' Ju I- '0' '. , . tal M. . ... Q. , i -aw- . W4 - Q 'E f' L-six V f , , s N' A ' k ' I t ffl, - ' A .A'f,9' 'SFF - . fn 7 Y F .4 'W ' S I ip., 4 .2 4115 4, af. ,.1 4. .I ff V04 Badietbau K Yxckcxsoxx, B. Paysqxx, V. 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Y Dxxxxkxxutcx. x 'X xxxcm x xxxx' xdu xx Sk ITL x x xsxcrs xxx xxxxls xxx x Q uxxx X Pxxbcc. Hxxxh . Xxcrwxx, X Cxvxuxx X. U.xkxxx.E.YKuxx1.x't,x xx, Yu, xnxx C HAH. Y. Baker. ,. V . Yxau, U Cxxzxxxxxcxk. dam. xx, QC 2 RAI Y,.4f,9 ami: 1.,. 'f 1 H 5 3 j . ix NE X3 5 - LX. ot:1311 R11o.111Es, Coach .41 gif f f f 'Lv a . Track Revival of traelx at Crosby in the spring of '54 met with encouraging response. Triangular meets witl1 Vvinslow ancl liairlieltl. with Roeltlantl ancl Camden, ll clual meet with llangor V., ancl the state meet at Colhy fwhere Croshy toolx seventh plaeef. gave evidence ol' an interest and potential unsuspeeteel. ln all, thirty-one eancliclates signetl up. Nine members of the tea1n tools places in one or more of the ahove meets. The three lettermen. Bruce liowles, Terry llorne ancl .Xl Klerritt. are still with us this year, forming a nucleus around which a well halaneecl squatl ean he tlevelopetl. The season aheatl holtls every promise of surpassing last yL'Lil S x1el1ie1'e1ne11ts. lnterest on tl1e part of hoth school clepartment and townspeople hacl heen most appreeiatecl, and has heen a major liaetor in our sueeess so far. First row, left to right: ll. llowartl. ll. Hastings. llawlt-y, Flms. I. Berry. l.. 'l'l1on1:1s. Second row, left to li11. li. liowles, T 3 .r an right: Manager F. Baker, P.. VVhite, A. Nlcrritt, P. McLaugh- llornt T Sttphtnson Xlr Rliodcs svn 592- 'Elm n Y'-61 li 4 Q' 38 Baseball A?-B 1 1 P ri '1. nr: t , -. ,Ia . ' S.i ??..-'r 1 34 I ..,, 'hs .h 1 I , .1 A A-- i iv .--'M' . - 4 .7, 'JL .6,-r'hr,,jQE1g5,.S , F .. , - , I M--In N., ' 3-L... v-. 'Mft' 's.rQ.-',-.v m . ' ' ,-?'1f 1.-. Last seasons hasehail team was made up of mostly freshmen and sophomores. hvcn with the lack of veteran players, the team played some X . 'w 42 very close games and gained much valuahle Cx- - pcrienee. The Lions opened their season with a 32 loss from Rockland, Croshy led half of the game hut, I ff in spite of fine pitching hy 'ferry Horne, the . 3 . w N ' 5-' f, .,... w. .. ..:+,. -. SQ' . -8- ..- ii- xx 3 5 Y , Tigers proved just a hit too powerful. A 0 1 f 6 SR ' 1 , :aff CContinued on page 67D ,f ' 0 ,ff ' g h 'J iigxffff' f 0 Ja K c 0 vvwm: -FMVW-fv Kneeling, left to Righn T. Nicholas, Boynton, U. Black, B. Payson, Ii. XVoods, K. Nickerson, lf. VVortman. Standing: Coach ifharhonneau. A. Camrnon, hianagerz ll, Clark, R. Mosher, U. VVing. P. Doak, D. Blood. I.. lfvans. T. Horne. H. Gurney, R. Downs. U. Knight, Manager. . 1 W ' ' . K -f 1 llll X' If 3 si i , ...- X 442'-'aM 6 il 1' 1 A W' 1 1 , 'f' ' Y .S f A 4 Y R 1- Q81-f 4 18 6 Y fry' ...ig ,Qu ff , 1 'Q ' :SB V ' l ,4 :dun 7, nib. , 'Y ti 'H'vsi-'KC '. 4 9 X :rjI?X iqfdslit ' i 2 Irs K J' , at 1 , ' ' J . .. J' Q4 .J Girls' Basketball Tlx' girls' lmslwtl lxill ttuim, unclvr tlic' zilmlc coaching ol' Miss Nlgirggtiwt Vlilionipson. lizis turnccl in qi Qoocl rworcl tlius fur tliis Sk'2lSUI1,XKlllll two gguncs mort' to go ns tliis gocs to press. tlic' Croslvx' ltissics' scorvlwoolg slwoxxs four wins against two losscs. Tlic victory most iinpoitint to ilicsc' girls was tlic Clzimclcn onc. This rt-tim was umlcfcutccl s for 543 ggiincs in .ilvout scvcii w.ii's. Our Iirrlv fast going foru'4ii'cl, Polls' lolinf son. xms lIH.llHlC to I7l.lf' .illtcr cll1l'lSlIULlN-YLILXI' ,, tion. VVQ' also lost unotligfr goocl riglit forxvaircl. ' JUYCC l'lrm'L'rS. ZlllL'l' tllt' lxl. QLIIHC. r ,I 9 is I'11'Sf Row. Lclt to Right: X. I,.il'oml, nl. l.airr.ilmcc, YI. Roberts. 3 Sccoiicl Row: A. Il.irx'cy'. Xl. Rolx'rts,fapt1iii1 l. Pinson. I.. Higgins I Ulillis Y lil rod 'X liitf 'J gcmlcl. Cl0dCll NI. rlilIUI'llI'lSl!H, B. liislw, A, Nlvscrivy. Flowers, D. Nlootirs, XI. liolitrtsl S.iXl'intcrsi fl. lioss. lj . Cheerleaders left In Right: nl. Kapil-tif. l., Higgins. K, Cficlcling. I. Nlzink. N. firmly, D. Smith. The team wmilcl not he efimnlete with' out the mginaigers, laniee lsirriihee, Virginia l,til7nntl gincl -lucly Roherts. These girls put in much of their time to help I'Ut1liC the team ai success. Cnnemtulritimis go to this team uncl their enrich. The sportsmanship and team work, shown hy these girls on the floor gincl nfl. proves they have what it takes to make ti winning team. fo Y D 'r '-sg ll. Greenlaw, YVinters, KI. Roberts. C. Higgins, M. I' gk I, lluherts. C. Yielwry, .' . ,Q Ban flv lc' ment. Ule have more students partieipating and three new instruments. They are a hellflyre, an alto horn and a sousaphone. Mr. Lewis has purchased colored lights for the lapels on the hand uniforms and a lighted haton for the head inajurette. VVe hue had several drills at the Rollerdrome and spent mueh time rehearsing. Mr. Lewis hopes to have a uniform for each memher in time lor the Xlusie Festival whieh will he held here in hlay. First row, left to right: G. Morin, Hawthome, H. Hahn, VV. Birmingham, R. Sampson, C. Parker, L. Parker, R. Clark. Second row, left to right: L. Higgins, D, Cogswell, R. Bums, D. Robertson, S. Payson, I. Randall, P. Vosburg, E. VVortman. Tlitdird raw, left to right: B. Payson, J. Roberts, R. Curtis, G. Foss, C. Smith, B. Clark, L. Cvrindle, 1. arra ee. Fourth row, left to right: D. E. Lewis, Director, I. Gurney, S. VVinters, F. Drew, R. Sherman, Ir., R. Rumney, W. Ames, R. Faulkinham, Jr., W. Southworth. 1 This year our hand has shown a marked improve- X 4' ' cl f X 3 Z X In X All , N. 1 of - x N ai I 55 1, Orchestra , 01 ! The Crosby High School orchestra has thirty-seven members. They perform at many social events, such as plays, puhlic speaking, tcachers'conventions. parent-teacher meetings and assemblies. Although they never receive much puhlicity, they are a loyal group and attentl nearly all functions with good attendance. Considering the fact that they only practice once a week, they do an outstanding job. Their success is clue. not only to their cooperation one with another, but also the untiring efforts of their leader. First raw, left to right: G. hlorin, L. Grindle, Hawthorne, C. Smith, R. Clark, E. VVortman, B. Payson, F. Drew, L. Higgins, J. Randall, N. Grady, F. Trenholm. Second row, left to right: H. Hahn, B. Clark, C. Foss, R. Burns, D. Robertson, R. Sherman, W Birmingham, R. Sampson, Larrabee, P. Voshurg, D. Cogswell, S. Vose, Roberts, Nl. Clark C. Davis, B. West. Third row, left to right: R. Faulkinham, L. Parker, C. Parker, S. Payson, S. Thompson, S. VVintcrs VV. Southworth, Gurney, VV. Ames, R. Rummey, R. Curtis, Mr. Lewis, Conductor. 5- pc A J Dramatics i xngxw, so - ln November the Crosby Footlights Club pre- sented a three-act comedy, The Little Dog 1 ,.- Laughed, as its major production of the year: while X I 6 in Nia-rch three one-act plays, l lung luryf' i'Gloria ' . was Mundi, and The Perfect Gentleman went on the B - l boards. A special project of the club this year has been the revision of the constitution, so that it will be kept in with the increase in forensic activities. Changes in the constitution have been a project of thc executive committee comprised of l larriet lliger, president: Robert Could. vice president: Janice Pay- son, secretary, and Beverly Gould, treasurer. lr 4' , First row, left to right: E. Orchard, A. Merritt, D. Warman, J. Payson, Mr. Weymouth, Ir., H. Higer, B. Gould, R. Gould, J. Larrabee. I Q D U . Second row, left to right: N. Grady, S. Vllinters. T. Mosher. B. Sinclair. I.. Pickering. D. Knight, D. Moores, J. Hart, S. Clark, K. Boynton. - Third row, left to right: J. Kapiloff, R. Bums, A. Gammon. T. Stephenson, R. Fish, F. Drew, F. Baker, R. Bachelder. t Fourth row, left to right: R. Brown, B. Fowles, J. Hawley, J. Elms, F. Seiman, R. Young, H. Hastings, W. Southworth. X-Ju A DEBATE CLUB First Row. Left to Right: A. Gammon, E. Vllortman, Kapilofl. ll. lliger, R. Fish, Elms. Second Row: R. llills, Mr. Vlleymouth. lr., N. Mar- shrill, S. Littlefield. Among the many speech projects availahle to Croshv this year. dehate has made its appearance for the first time in over ll decade. Students who were part of the debate teams this vear were lohn Elms. Robert Fish, ,lane Kiipiloll, llarriet lliger. Edward lllortman and Alex Gammon. The teams have participated in the Universitv of Maine debate tournament and the Rates League, as well as several nonflezigue debates. Other forensie activities open to students have been the Montgomery Speaking Contest, the Spear Contest, and the University of Maine State Contest. ONE AC T PI AX C AST lfront Row. Left to Right- N. Marshall S C ir Xl R htrts l lllL,S,lIIS R Bro Second Row: D. Riley. T. Mosher, X C lx A 7 ug: ll ng, is 1 J Ylooers l ldlou rs Third Row: P. lloalt. .-X. Gammon. R Downs R lish R Gould L Pickering, L Flanders X Southworth, R. Burns. 4 i ll M. Roberts foo' li Puruae iicrixirxiaxens or .RXNIERICA The Future llomemakers of .Xmeriea Organization xx as started at Crosby this year. The advisor ol the F. ll. fl. is Miss Marion Minot. l lome Economics teacher. and the Chapter Mother is Mrs. Leone XVarman. There are forty members in the eluh. The program for the year includes assisting the llealth Clinic, a food sale. story hour for children. wrapping gifts for needy children and assisting social aetiyities in the school. The girls intend to carry out as many ol' the purposes of the elub as possible. First row, left to right: A. Morse, Reporter: L. Higgins, Historian: L. Mosher, Program Chairman: S Hayward, Vice President, Miss Minot, Advisor, E. VVood, President, E. Rhodes, Secretary: C. lVl1l6S, Treasurer, I. Sawyer, Song Leader. Second row, left to right: B. Seiman, M. Libby, P. Clark, S. Kelley, D. Smith, S. VVood, V. Smith. L Leadbetter, C. Bra don. Tlurd row, left to riglit: M. Libby, D. VVebber. C. Tower. S. Thompson, M. Aldus. B. Curtis, S. Elms, S. jones, E. McCorrison. Fourth row, left to right: R. Cushman, P. Knowlton, S. VVing. C. York, P. Riley, D. VVarman, S Curtis, L. Nickerson. I. Roberts. F1fth row, left to right: S. Pierce, R. Floyd. M. Clark. S. Clark. S. Rajaniemi, M. Hatch. S. Jones. 'N :f A. L M Littlefield. OFFICE C IRLS leftforiglit l lligcr X Xl J. Hart. C ll xnt n S l Q vi' 1 C 1 f ' .MMM 'M' CU ,ff S P 'A . N. ,Q .'4--'lv .FN - 1 ru WH P 41153 ' 'Q' 4 f-lf-g.l,',5ft' iu,ff'K'Q .,'.Jri75 : Eg' '. I ., is ,., 9,114 a '4'. f71 4 -5. 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Xl.11m ,nag ORTHEASTER UNIVER ITY You are cordially invited to explore lbe adrarztages of I CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION Nearly 5000 young men and women now enrolled as upper- classmen in the DAY COLLEGES at INORTHEASTERN are profitmg from study on the CO OPERATIVE PLAY Programs lead to the degrees of Bathelor ol Arts and Bachelor of Suence COLLEGE OI' LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINIS7 RATION COLLEGE OP EDLCATION COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING The combmatron of academxc 1nstruct1on at NORTHEASTERN and superused co operatue employment IU busmess lndustry, and the soclal agencles constn tutes sound preparatxon for a vnde xarlety of respons1ble POSIIIOHS Co op students earn a major portlon of thexr college expenses EVEININIG DIVISION Programs az allable 171 the pelds of Liberal Arfs Business and Erlgmeerzng lead Io a ro rzale bachelor or assoczale degrees SEPTEMBER REGISTRATION SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CATALOG MAIL THIS CO1 PON WORSI HEAST ERN LNIIX ERSITX ul All 1 it Please send a c alog parlcularly nferesled In lhe DAX COLLEGES EVENING SCHOOLQ Collage u xemng DIXISIOFI of tht Cr ll gt I h 1 Collrgt It Engmecrxng, Lmtoln Insututc QEng1necr1n5, C Lrsr. J College cf Bu ne A lm1r1str.1t1on N IIT Aldra I 53 T v - A u - ' Y , - . V. r . . . . If Y! ' ' ' I I I - L Y U 1 . I I I C P ' A T T LE TA I Y ' 'L' ffl' 'ff . Jlfll IJUIZI Bfflfffll li, ,III wtiffl' It 'ffl me al . l am i i ' i ' of Ed L.lI1UI'l E' l I' A A l :'- of .I :Ll Arts C College or Lrberal Arts I Sthool or Business lEvcning Scsswnsj Z .,.f, I ,' V . Z -' ' , WLS C ' H si ss t ' ,v. TC. . .. . , , , . ,,., .. .. ..,. ,, . . . t, 'ss ,,,. ..... , .. . . .. , ,..... ,,... .... .,... , . , ....... .. ..... .,.,,., . .. , 'Sturm Cru ffv Tfuv,-v IP. J. X: 1 ., 1S.'..'lb Co plnments of THE TYDOL STATION Northpori EM BEE CLEANERS Puck up and Delnvery Te 34W Be as+ BAY SHORE CABINS S Hgh ay No Md ay Bet een Belfast and Sea spot M e Compl me ts COOMBS FUNERAL HOME STATE SAND AND GRAVEL Ready Mux Concrefe Washed Crushed Sand and Gravel DrwewaysTarred Excavahon Concrefe Blocks Bulldozer Work A y+ me Any here Tel 436 W Belfasl' Complumen+s of W G STOVER Jeweler TYPEWRITERS SALES RENTALS 25 Ma n S+ree+ Be asf M e CHECK R BOARD PURINA cl-lows Fool' of Mann S+ree'r PHONE II5 Belfasl Maine HOLSUM BAKED BY JOHNJ NISSEN BAKING CORP Brewer Marne m . l. - If i , n U. . i w .l i w w of ' r r, ain Mr. and Mrs. Wilson A. Hill n l w l , - If ain 54 ENDICOTT JOHNSON GEORGIE S BEAUTY SHOP 'X Com pI ments of Comphments of Mann St eet Belfast PARKIE S LOBSTER POUND Route I Northport Ave I Mule South of Belfast Marne LOBSTERS AND CLAMS Al ve or Bo led N R PARKINSON Tel 46W LARRABEE BROS PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIALS SHEET METAL WORK MAJOR APPLIANCES 47 Church Street Belfast Tel 69 55 I I . r I I ,fu- J S, - P l' T . , , ' t 1- ug' ' i I Free Beach and Picnic Area ,,,, if -W- ,fgm rr I Q . , , ' - ' f , ,A W . - 'Q - . FEENEYS MARKET CORP Meats Groceries Produce Mann Street Belfast Tel 202 VVCSNHII WESTERN AUTO Auto Assocmie ASSOCIATE Store STORE IOI Hugh Street CCOHIlDuCd from page 34D sex entv five yard run by Pete The Horse Doak Crosbys next foe was an under rated Orono club -Xlthough the RIOIS dldnt hase too good a record they had some blg bovs The Crosbv spark agam show ed through houex er and the Llons roared the1r uav to a 277 V1CfOl'V Wllh Daxe Wmg do1ng some sensatlonal runmng and tallung three of the four touchdovu ns The most tense game of the year was the con test mth Bucksport At the half the Bucksport elex en was t1ed 7 7 Crosby and the fans vxere begmnmg to wonder 'Xgaxn howex er the LIOHS dlsplax ed the1r fine team work and flattened the Bucks 207 wrth ack Gurney maklng a sensa tlonal touchdown pass catch and Al Memtt rally mg the other two scores The last game of the vear was wrth the old rn al Rockland The Tlgers had a record almost rdentrcal vuth ours We met the Lrme Cxty bo s on a xerv muddy held and after a score bv Roc land 1n the Hrst penod the game vs as a see saw battle ID the mldclle of the Held vuth no further sconng The game ended W1th a 6 O uctorv for Rockland All m all the season xx as the best the Belfast fans had seen SIHCC 1925 The LIODS really shou ed the1r fangs as they clawed the1r way to a record of sxx wms and two losses HOME FURNISHING C0 47 Mann Street Belfast Marne obrl flame few APPLIANCE s BOTTLED GAS SERVICE il V st us often . I You e Always Welcome ---s1 X an fl H Y . Y , 9 1 . A X . . , Y , . ' . . 7 . , , ' v v ' 7 7 . . 7 - . l . l I .I , 1' V I . Y' y r v ' - . 1 I ' . A , Y v . Y . , 7 , . V . . V. . . V i- 1 l - . . V. . . - Y. n . I 1 D 7 Belfast, Marne ' . . O I 1 r'- 0 M . A ti Q he W K K W kr M, , i , V r H- I ' ' A V Y Qi T ' - ' ,. ' 1 A ii 4 ,1'r ' 4 I' -Q... T477 A 8' - 1 .-. or The Best In Servrce And Qualrty Products 6 FROST Gm WILKINS INC I4 Commercnal Street Puralator Orl Frlters Belfast Marne Phone 666 Autolrte Spark Plugs Braie Fluid Dry Gas Range Orl Fuel Orl Veedol Orl Federal Tues Radrator Hoses Prestolute Battenes Other Accessorres Antrfreeze EPP!! 2 way radro system now rn operatron Our trucks only mrnutes away 57 F I I c II ' O . 1 I - I v gy W lv : .W ...f ' 'fl as ll I - 9 I O U COMPLIMENTS OF O'LEARY'S POOL ROOM Compliments of Weaver's Bakery PHILBRICK'S HARDWARE II5 High Street Belfast, Maine KINNEY DUPLICATING COMPANY I59 State Street Bangor Maine KIRK DRUG Omer E Kirk PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS Phone 30 20 Main Street Belfast FIELD 8r OUIMBY Established I838 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Post Office Square Tel 67 W Belfast Compliments of YOUNGS LOBSTER POUND Belfast Maine '? 58 I I K 2. A E A ' . la, I T P A .. F . s x I . A ' In , 'Y -1' I X- V ' , ' F 1 C , . V I- 's .tygrl ' 7. I I I : ' V 'Q CONIXIUXISNI X TIIRE XT TO SOCIETY CContmued trmm page 261 Commumsts Iuclluc that tlwcx can surxnc XKIIINJLII tht lulp of 1 cllxlm pmxcr XIHLICCII Imumlrul xc Us 12,0 Roma ftlr the slmc xx ix but I 1111 at Rwmc mm Cfmmmumsm sLLI1s to clestrm rLl1g1fm in IvrL1I1 tlu mursln of 111 FCIIQIOLIS peo 1111 LIDCILI' lts grlp In nrclnr to bum, m tml to rhm struggle free clwm Im1ng,pu1pILs 11101 Lf the xmrlcl must unlte m 111111 pfforts to xupn out tlus menace VI e must put ISILIL 111 pun CIIITLYCDCLS mal YLCOEDIZC that zngmss 1111111111 murlurs steps md an 1mpl1C1t lIlIlI'lTlIklX ulpe ou all ul 1 ILLS lll IIN. uw Q Our wuntrx xx as founclul upon tlusc PYIDCI plts 1 Lt us I1 1141 Ixlglm rht tornlm of Freedom Let u lx IIILL IU tlmuglut III uorcl m clcccl Let us Inu up to our IILFIIILVL Lu us do our part m PILSLYXIHL, Dunogrxu Daxrm. IXINIGHT 53 Complnments of THE SHERWOOD CABINS Between Belfast and Searsport S Route Belfast Marne HAROLD JACKSON 8: SON NEW and USED FURNITURE CROSLEY TELEVISION Post Offlce Square Belfast Marne Dutch Bros MOBILGAS an MOBILOIL Tel 465 Belfast coMPl.1MEN'rs AFRIEND MOTH ER S BREAD DoNuTs Youll Luke Them BANGCR BAKI NG CO. Bangor, Maine I r I 1' If I ,j Gnu.. 1 I ff 'Q ' '. I , I 1' 1 ' y' 5 -L 1 1 1 1 Q I ,I X- , X X . K Y . 1 ' Mya 1 Ix L 5 . , AI y 1 1k-'L 1 1 1 1 . I I xl ' 1 k 'I an Ik' 1 1' Y I 4.I ' L ' 1' I ' 2 ' I I wise lclulcrslmip. cclucationul nclvunccmcnt. a will- r.f'1 'Q f I 'I . 1.11111 in Cmcl mill I Q 'I ' t ' 'l - Ira' I If I I I rl . 7. .i L. , ,Q , ' 'n d 1k-I - 1 X- f ' y 1 1 . s ' L 4 I ' . I ' , I 1 . . xv. E 1' , T X , L .f,. f 9 ' ll A V w n ' I O F I I THE VILLAGE MARKET e Lobster Pound Restaurant R B Km SM p Lnc I Ile Beach Ma ne Sea Smont M H2 ROBBINS BROS ROBBINS BROS I'- CaIso OII Products Te, MZM BUICK CO 81 SON Compl ments of MEN S LADIES AND CHILDREN S FURNISHINGS Penobscot Bay Cabms 65 Mann Street Belfast THE NICHE IN THE WALL RACKLIFFE FUNERAL HOME Phlhp L Rackhtte 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 22 Church Street Belfast Ma ne Tel 632 W Compl en s The REPUBLICAN JOURNAL The JOURNAL PRESS Local News Prrntlng Journal BurIdmg Belfast Tel I3O M e 60 Th . . I , Pro . i onvi , i I' I GI I . I27 High S+. Belfast? I27 High St. Belfast i , i im t of . ain COMPLIMENTS OF MATH EWS BROTHERS COMPANY BELFAST MAINE HUSSON COLLEGE BANGOR MAINE Momes Largest School of Business Trolnlng TERMINAL COURSES Secrefarual Slenographnc General Clerrcal Busmess Aclmlmsfrahon Accounhng These are of one and fwo years clurahon DEGREE COURSES B S ln Secrelarlal Science B S ln Accounhng B S In Business Admrms lrahon B S In Busrness Educahon These are of four years durahon Nolez Husson College is 'rhe only school in Maine which offers a degree course in Accounhng. FREE CATALOG C. H. HUSSON, President 61 l . lx . , VI - VN' P7 ,gk A p s. I , IQ r :. w'- -. .X ,Q ' JR 2 Ji. , , . . . CONSUMERS FUEL COMPANY 39 Water Street Beltast Marne Fuel Oils Fertilizers Bottled Gas Heating Equipment Appliances Anthraclte Brtummous Coal Tel 95 and 96 Compliments ot MANAGER AND CLERKS A Gm P SUPERMARKET Belfast Marne COME SEE' COME SAVE' Be Rngh+ Buy at Wlght s CONGRATULATIONS For Your Fine Yearboolr For Your Fme Athletic Teams SPECIAL SPORTS SERVICES Repairs to Fishing Rods and Reels Firearms Bicycles Outboards Featuring JOHNSONI All Malres GUNS SIGHTED SCOPES MOUNTED GUNS BLUED IFactory Methodj TRIKE WHEELS RETIRED RACKETS RESTRUNG IGut or Nylonj 24-Hour Felt Letter Service Names Embroidered FREE On Our Garments Megaphones Lettered PARTS Guns Johnson Rods Reels All Bicycles American and English, Whrner ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Features SPALDING, POWERS, WILSON, KREN, SEAMLESS, CRAMER BIKE WEB, WIGWAM Each Selected tor Highest Quality at Lowest Price ATHLETIC UNIFORMS FOR PLAYERS AND OFFICIALS AWARDS LETTERS SWEATERS WIGHTS SPORTING GOODS Wholesale- Retail 54 State St., Bangor, Maine 62 WIGHT'S is proud to be ot service to both. I ' I ' I 1- I I I -l: . 1 . . ' I C E Senior Class President Janice Larrabee Vice President Janice Payson Secretary Claire Nliles Treasurer Shirley Hayward Junior Class President Linda Pickering Vice President Burton Copson Secretary Helen Creenlaw Treasurer Kenneth Nickerson Sophomore Class President Dacia Beckwith Vice President James Hawley Secretary Louine Higgins Treasurer Bruce Fowles Freshman Class President John Barry Vice President Carolyn Vickery Secretary Marjorie Roberts Treasurer Ronald Moulton PENOBSCOT FROZEN FOODS LOCKERS INC Fronl and Federal Slreels TELEPHONE 842 Belfasl' Marne lcnsvnmerf DUTCH CHEVROLET CO GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE S+ 55' R d 'WM PARTS AND ACCESSORIES ore es' ence Tel 465 Be fasl' MARRINERS SWEET SHOP LUNCHES ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY The Family Favonte In Central Mame Baked by HARRIS BAKING COMPANY Watew Ile Ma ne I ll - IL-1 H' 'a If . I Church Streef Belfast I , I i - i R' Q I 1. -5, ,W , -, ,5 3 M - n ' ,. ..,L., ig, JANE AYER SHOP I0 Main Street ' Belfast, Maine f' I , J.- . N. Nutritious Dairy Products DRINK GRANT S MILK GIFTS or nisrmcrlom Stationery, Cards, Botony Yarns SARAH JANE ROOM lUpstairsl Yolande Lingerie Bags Hosiery and Women s Specialty Doris A Vrclcery Prop Compliments of EASTERN MAINE TOWAGE CO INC Belfast Marne 'bf-L....,N 2 65 ' I I I V . K i ' L ., . K' - . .4 ,S , T' . - QW' -Jiri K L 'uf av . N 'N' is K, E E V whiff- Wm.-s ,zu 'mf-, . I .A if -i. -iz-1--.Y -wo. wx t as ' -avi' -. Brrerbrlt Boat Co g CHAIN sAws LAWNMOWERS DRL' Q J X sons MOTORS src Belfasi' Phone 2945 THE CITY DRUG STORE HlIIs and HlIIs Phone 868 Belfasf Marne Complments of C A CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH CARS B Q R INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER TRUCKS DEERING AND MCCORMICK FARM MACHINERY Phone l85 Belfasi' Belfast Ma ne COMPLIMENTS OF Summers Fertlllzer Co SANDY POINT MAINE Northern Chemical Industries SEARSPORT MAINE 66 ' ff 4, - E A - .. u I an - III a ' ' , i Baseball CCODLlDU6d from page 39D Thu nut game the dmmond mon showed thcrr sparlt is that cloxxmd the llampdtn nlne D4 mth laclx Gurncx holchng the Broncos to one hlt Thls was Curncs s hrst gimn ID the prtrhmg posrtlon md hr rullx prox cd hc could hurl th ll ball Thr l rons rnCt Rotlxllncl md Hampden lgaln but could n nt qultt pull through to top these tnlms Croshx s guna Ultll ohn Bapst shouud that tht l 10118 turf. not to lx outdone Thu lost l2 8 hut proud to tht l tpst duh that thu rnc mt l5LlSlI'lLSS Tltt tv. lm IS loolung, form lrcl to tht 77 smson xxlth lnxrous sus mal thu fcel ulth the Ui PLTILITLL gunccl l'l10I'TTllSLXLlI' thcx u1llhL much morn SLlLLLSSfLll THE ELM HOWARD BEAUTY SHOP Tel 645 Hugh S+ree+ Belfasfl' Compllments of GIBBS GENERAL STORE Nell L Gibbs Prop Morrull Maine PALMER S STATIONERY STORE Books School and Offlce Supplues Candy Cupboard an Whlfman s Chocolaies 27 Ma In Sfreef Belfast .BH D i REDDY KILOWATT CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY 67 I l . 1 sr ,L 1 'f L , 'L 'L ' ' - H . 'lu 1 L x . N, K. i , ,L . v L L . . , . , A K. ..l Q , , lx, , ' 1 ' . s, 4 .. A x. ,L , , I k k vs 2 I H A vm x x 3 xr . ' 14 . Q H ' 'L I ' ' 'L X QR. ' . . 'I A 'I ' ivwb - x' rl X- t . . . 1 , , uhx Hx 72. 1 ' ix' 'xl ' v 'S 1 v 1 . 1-.i- ii- - .. 0 . , Q , 0' Q 9 , ur 0 o o X 0 Q ' X - v s 4 - A HAH N'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Hugh Sfreei' Belfasi' Penobscot Chief Snack Bar OPEN 24 HOURS Norfhporf Avenue Belfasf 'fig BELFAST MANUFACTURING COMPANY dl A, qw 3 mx-9' 1 K, 68 72626 347-W CompIimen+s of H. W. HATCH 67 Mann Sfreef Belfasi' Mame Everyfhmg for I'I1e Home HOME SUPPLY CENTER BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS IMPERIAL WALLPAPERS Vlsl+ Our ToyIand I9 MAIN STREET BELFAST DAD S NIGHT 69 MEMBERSHIP Sl 00 A YEAR TH E BOOSTER CLU B Supporfs ATHLETICS woN T You JOIN? I Il - ll af ll - - ll A 1 N. T A ICouriesy Bangor PaIriotI I WHITEHEAD S BARBER SHOP 69 Mam Street Belfast Mame P B HUSTUS PLUMBING HEATING APPLIANCES Phone Lab 622 WaIcIo Marne 10 'ala SENIOR AUCTION THE MENS SHOP MEN S and BOYS FURNISHINGS 83 Ma n Street BeIf St WAYSIDE SERVICE STATION Roger Lothrop Texaco Products Goodnch Tires and Batteries Cor e Hgh and Mlle Sts BeItat M 70 I I I . . I V ' ' Ls Il I i ' a NT ft ...,..,..,,-..., r I I I a nr i i r . s, aine 'c MAPLEWOOD POULTRY COMPANY MAPLEWOOD PACKING COMPANY MAINES BEST POULTRY 1 Bes Wishes and Luck from RAISERS and DEALERS Processors of Belfast M ' Ch I G G W Achorn 84 C0 up es rocery DRY and FANCY MEATS GROCERIES GOODS VEGETABLES Te 66I Belfast 77 Hgh 5+ Man S+ Tel 94 Te 5I0 BELFAST CAMDEN ' THE RODNEY STUDIO 1' Portraut Photographer FLOWER SHOP Flo ers for All Occas ons Came,-as lg Wwe Tel 66 5UPPl -as Photo Fmlshmg FT ms Cedar and Franlclnn Streets BELFAST MAINE TEL 700 47 Hgh Street Belfast THE FIRST NATICNAL BANK OF BELFAST Commercaal and Savlngs Department Safe Deposit Storage Vault Trust Department Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BELFAST MAINE 72 L ' ll ' LOUGEE-S STANLEY w. JONES . ,' Complumenls of Basketball ANN CCont nued fro page 363 The most xersatlle plaxer on the team was lack Gurnex ack could be found plaxlng almost anx posltlon on the court and leadmg the team m scorlng Not far behlnd ID ab1l1tx xxas Daxe Xvmg xxho along xx1th dead exe Ed Vlloods made up the guard posltlons In the forxxard spots xx ere lohn Barrx and Al Nlemtt xxho along xxlth Gurnex took care of the reboundlng Also alternatlng 1n elther the forxxard or the center pos1t1ons xxas Te-rrx Horne xxho because of a football mjurx xx as unable to Joln the team unul after Chrlstmas all m all the team except for thelr lack of lILl,2,l'1L proxed to bc xxell balanced and smooth XXIJTIQITIQ on the floor lt IS bv far the best team that Crosbx fans had seen for manx xears and promlses to be ex en better ID the xears to come slnce there xx ere onlx txxo SCDIOIS on the xarsltx squad LORRAINE BEAUTY SHOP WADE AND HURD Coa CITIIS Range and 60 Hugh ue Sireei' 'lame' Ol s Compliments of Murphy s 29 Ash Sfreel Lewnsfon SPORTSWEAR FURS LADIES APPAREL When ln Bangor I+ Pays fo STOP al' SEARS and SAVE SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO P O Square Bangor Edmund s Gram Company WIRTHMORE FEEDS Gram Feed Flour Etc PHONE 626 BELFAST BELFAST T V G APPLIANCE CO DUMONT TELEVISION SALES and SERVICE Generous Allowance on Trade ln ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES OPEN EVENINGS Tel 7I9M E L Jackson . i m ' v I 7 . 1 - ' . . ..Y v v .. ' Y I . ' ' I l ' . . , . I . D A y Y F1 v v V , , , , , , . I I 4 , . . fy s 1 , 1 . I ' v I x ' 1 v 1 v v I x , Y V V 7 V ' V, ', , , . . I I . I . , . . . . , .1 ... A . O I I COMPLIMENTS OF MODERNE BEAUTY SALON WALDO COUNTY BOTTLED GAS COMPANY W. A. KNIGHT, Mgr. Rudd Gas Wa1'er Hea+ers and Floor Furnaces BELFAST MAINE HALL HARDWARE CO. Belfasi, Maine-Tel. 55 FARM EQUIPMENT WILSON SPORTING Gooos IfIsI-IING TACKLE-GUNS Everything in Hardware COMPLIMENTS OF MAINE REDUCTION C0 INC DREAMWOLD Overnught Guests Recommended by Duncan Hanes Velma Parknnson BELFAST MAINE ROGER A STEWART INC FUND SALES I SERVICE Standard of the American Road Tel 500 BELFAST MAINE 75 .CEZE1 Movles Your Besi' Buy In En'rer+alnmenI' COLONIAL THEATRE e asf e 230 Marne WOODY S BAKERY Home Cooked Food Fresh Dally I'I L JACKSON Baker BELFAST CLEANERS DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING MOTH PROOFING WATER PROOFING T 2I W DEAN 81 EUGLEY GOODYEAR TIRES GLIDDEN PAINTS LlncoInvaIIe Cenfer Mame Tel 3 455I PHILIPB CROSBY INC DODGE AND PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS Dodge-Job Rafecl Trucks Sales Service Paris POST OFFICE SQUARE e Belfasi' BRYANTS DAIRY ELMER BRYANT Prop Raw and Pasfeurxzed MuIIc Tel I26 M Belfasf .f ' Q-999 'X sid F5 if WURLD s assi 1 I CACKLEBIRV , ulssn mo rnoczssso on WITH I me snows GOOD or rsrgsscot kk- TASTE Roesf ,, p,eaCIY Ch Ckehg or C Cui ups Ovek corraulm mm 'I Penobscot Poultry Co Inc 76 B If T I. ' , , , el. I I- . . . . , . I T I. 420 C, Q, FIT, AA I Ur ' I TIIE ss! f , 'cmc i U x , a 5 X INT f I 9 Q 'CIW 'Wav F . ' X ' I I, O H. N. STOVER COMPANY 0 S' I T BAY' YOU V Furnrlure fag, Elecfrical Appliances 70 Main Sffreeq. COMPLIMENTS of KILROY'S ARMY 8: NAVY STORES Belfasi' Rockland Belfasf Maine CompIimen+s of MOSHER S STORE 8: SERVICE Congratulations Class of 55 The Corner Grocery RAY EBERT Tel 234 BELFAST MAINE Groceries Ice Cream Candy and Tobacco SUNOCO GAS AND MOTOR O Searsporl' Avenue COMPLIMENTS or FERNALD S INC Deparfmeni' S+ore PHONE BELFAST THE CLARK AGENCY Corner Mann and Hugh Sfreefs REALTORS INSURORS BeI'Ias'I' 74, 77 ' IL 5I A BELFAST MAINE TRUITT BROTHERS Compllmenfs of COLBURN SHOE STORE SAM H HARTT Sales WILLYS Serv ce Be asf Man e GENES ITALIAN SANDWICHES Pos? Offuce Square THE HOME APPLIANCE CO Caloruc Gas Range Mayiag Washers Pyrofax Gas CompIe+e Fngndaure Lune Phone 533 W Belfasf DON WEBBER PETROLEUM Pnonucrs W WOOLWORTH Wa+er S+ree+ Belfasf Mame Belfasi' Marne Comphmenfs of I W RUBEN 81 SONS INC ea Scrap Iron Me+aIs E+c Business an Belfasi' Sales 8: Service College NEW USED REBUILT AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES PROFESSIONAL TRAINING SINCE I89I 9 Cen+raI S+ree+ Bangor Phone 7905 COMPLIMENTS OF Fall Term Opens Kittredge S SEPTEMBER 12, 1955 Cafalog on Request FANCY MEATS GROCERIES BELFAST, MAINE 79 . , - . - I A If 'n Belfasi' U . I . F. . B I ' ' ' ' a 1 MOLLISON'S INC Building Materials First in ualiiy and Service A SATISFIED CUSTOMER IS OUR BEST ADVERTISEMENT Telephone 822 or 353 BELMONT AVENUE BELFAST COM PLIMENTS OF WHITEH EAD S Mens and Boys Clofhing and Furnishings NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS MAURICE W DARRES 81 SON 57 Main Sfreei' BELFAST 80 Q 1 PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 ROGER PAUL JORDAN PORTLAND MAINE 81 jifze fggofografofcd .Since 1914 ' E L GRANT INC ,,y5.5L Amoco Producfs-Au+omohve Paris - 4 Phone 307 SERVICE AND APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS PARKER S JEWELRY GIFTS 28 Mann Sireei BELFAST MAINE MAURICE J FINESON Box 277 Bangor Malne CLASS RINGS PINS AWARDS Represenhng Loren Murchuson Company 82 6 0 I ' O 6 f Qs W HAPPY cooxme METERED GAS vi' OF I SHORTY'S AUTO BODY sHoP CRAWFORUS STORE Tel- 557-W THE Home or QUALITY enocemes SP'i '9 Sifeei Beiiasi Belfasi' Maine ROBERT V. BRENNAN CARBONFS Ge,ff,f,EITE2iEfQf2?CO. t t VARIETY AND GIFTS 92iTcSfzTTEE+'eCf MT BaSzzTaA2sfW HAH STREET I FOWLES M S EN'S AND BOYS' CORNER STORE CLOTHING d SPORTSW Corner Vine and High an EAR 56 Main Sfreei' Belfasi Tel. 785 Belfast AYSTACK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF CRAFTS, LIBERTY, MA ,iv X4 23 AT . ' A summer program of instruction and research in the fields of wea ving, ceramics, woodworking, painting, sculpture and block- printing-Iune 26 to August 2 7- college credit or non-credit. 4... DAIRY JOY MR AND MRS FRED BASTIAN P AREY S LUNCHEONETTE BEST SANDWICHES ANYWHERE OR is fx ZXQAUIGZIK 00 W Whltcomb s Restaurant MOSMAN S TAXI 84 B If si' of M d H gh S+ eefs COURTEOUS AND PROMPT SERVICE ocICaa Sears ort Avenue Belfast I Open from early morn'tiII Iate at night F O . f IR fl A wljiysx f I' I I Tel. e a 769 Corner ain an I r - B ncle in an CI BELFAST SHOE CO INC. fx Q C O Q .fy 'RM 1 High S SHUTE AND SHOREY Tel. 99 +ree+ BeIfas+ Complimenfs of CAMPBELL'S DRY GOODS 5I Church SI. Belfasf IVY HOUSE 7 Park Sireei OVERNIGHT GUESTS Mrs. Siephen S. L. Shu'Ie HOSTESS Complimenis of MCCLINTOCK APARTMENTS Mrs. Anna Bucchiere. Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF McCIeIIan's BELFAST MAINE - X STAPLES' MARKET Groceries-Meafs-Fish Frozen Foods Tel. I02 5I Main SI'ree+ BeIfas'I' ,Ik 1 HE CL At CHEVERUS HK' fi X. 0 x Laila ix fO41a fjl fy '6 BELFAST ROLLERDROME Owned and Opera+ed by MR and MRS LEO LUCKEY , Qi , y ' , ,sift 'Y V xl 7 V in N 5 ' 5 N - rf, ' 4 S ,K 5 X, x fa, W 4 A ,x ii v X ,H V. K. V, up I I., qv? . - rf, N- SA , ' - VMNRE A ' 1-., f 1 ,y f, Lk X11 vb I E K . Q 4 W 1 c - k x. if i 3 -- ' C' ' ' A - 5 1 1 Acknowledgment N x N N L 1 L I1 L IDI I vm Nl prmsxl H 4 , 1 A 88 . ' I f' K Hu' IIICIIIIHCI ui ilu' Suniru' film, xwh lu L'XIWI'L'NN tl1c'11' xxmwc tlmnkx In ilu' Kcyxtwm' L'Cl1IllI'S .md Qlssisnxnts. .ldXt'l'IiSL'l'S. plwtwgu1pl1L'1'x. printers. .1 Irv Urs. 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