Dexter High School - Signet Yearbook (Dexter, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1961 volume:

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It x xc 2 SPORTS TABLE OIF CONTENTS F501 0-3230-2 - 52 UNDERCL 33-42 53-84 3 6 Senior Class History June 14, 1961 was a memorable day in the lives of fifty-two Dexter High Senior graduates. When the traditional graduation march, Pomp and Circumstance began, four years of high school had reached their climax. ln 1957, one hundred and seven uninitiated members of the class of 1961 entered the long corridors of Dexter High School. As Freshmen, we entered with the distinction of being the largest class in the history of Dexter High School. We were assigned to five rooms: Mrs. Blake's, Mr. Bodwell's, Mr. Hutchinson's, Mrs. Hutchinson's, and Mrs. Page's. During the third week of classes we were initiated by the satanic Sophomores. Upon entering the Sophomore class, our ranks were somewhat depleted to a mere eighty-seven members. Our class officers were: Ronald Dearborn, President, Richard Robinson, Vice President, Gail Castonguay, Secretary, and Linda Eaton, Treasurer. Upperclassmen finally. We entered the Junior class full of enthusiasm and ambition. The year of 1960 proved one of our best. Our number of students had been diminished to a mere sixty-seven upon entering the Junior class. The officers of the Junior class were: Ronald Dearborn, President, Richard Robinson, Vice President, Gail Castonguay, Secretary, and Linda Eaton, Treasurer. The third day of school we received our class rings showing them off with pride to the underclassmen. Mr. Vickery and Mrs. Slater were home room teachers for our Junior year. Under their leadership we progressed with great strides during our third year of high school. Elected to the National Honor Society were five Juniors: Ronald Dearborn, Richard Robinson, Sharon Parker, Kerry Crosby, and Frances Sherburne. After the Christmas parties, came tryouts for prize speaking. Four girls and three boys were chosen as finalists. The winners ofthe finals were Sharon Parker and William Allen, first place, Kerry Crosby, second, and Anna Sensick, third. The Penquis Prize Speaking Conte-st, held at Dover-Foxcroft, proved very success- ful with Dexter winning the Penquis League Plaque. Bonnie Blake and Anna Sensick both attained first place, receiving medals. Mr. Vickery and Mrs. Slater are to be commended highly for their diligence and patience in coaching the speakers. Delegates chosen for Boys' State were: Peter Mealey, Kerry Crosby, and Paul Williams. Darlene Larson and Anna Sensick were chosen as Girls' State delegates. We were especially proud of Ronald Dearborn who was elected President of the Maine Association of Student Councils at the State Convention in November 1960. ln the fall of 1960, fifty-two seniors were assigned to Mrs. Hammond's and Mr. Mealey's home rooms. New class officers were elected as follows: President, Richard Robinson, Vice President, William Allen, Secretary, Gail Costonguay, and Treasurer, Linda Eaton. The seniors sponsored a Football Dance crowning Barry Crocker king and Charlene Nightingale, queen. The senior play, You Can't Kiss Caroline, was a decided success. Anna Sensick portrayed Caroline , Paul Williams, was Joe , Sharon Parker, as Miss Jameson , and a cast of other performers. The seniors of 1961 are deeply indebted to our teachers. They gave us strength, understanding, and an incentive to strive for the best. Anna Sensick 4 PRINCIPAL MR. PHILLIP R. MEALEY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. HECTOR HEBERT GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MRS. RUTH S. SLATER MRGFIIIIE ADMINISTRATHUN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. ELWIN TOWNE SCHOOL BOARD DR. ODD S. NIELSEN MRS. CLAIR G. WILKINS MR. ROGER T. GILBERT, Chairman MR. TOWNE SECRETARY MRS. LAWRENCE BOLDUC 5 Philip Mealey, M.Ed. Principal, Guidance Director Vernor Bodwell, M.Ed. Industrial Arts, Girls' Coach Miss Hazel Champeon Librarian Lewis Hutchinson, M.Ed. Science, Cross Country Coach Donald Holsapple, B.S. Athletic Director, Physical Education Instructor, Football and Basketball Coach James B. Vickery, M.A. Head of the English Department, Senior Play Director, Signet Board Advisor Mrs. Winnifred Crocker, A.B. Eighth Grade Jay Blagdon, B.S. Eighth Grade and Freshmen, Geography, J.V. Basketball Coach Mrs. Ruth Slater, A.B. Dean of Girls, Languages, Sponsor of the National Honor Society, Junior Class Advisor William Russell, B.S. Biology Mrs. Effie Page, B.S. Home Economics, F. H.A. Advisor Miss Charlotte Turner, B.S. Commercial Subiects Maurice Clukey, B.S. Assistant Baseball Coach, Eighth Grade Freshmen Robert Mealey, B.S. Driving Instructor, Consumers Education, Senior Class Advisor, Baseball Coach Mrs. Elinor Hammond, M.Ed. Mathematics, Student Council Advisor Mrs. Ruth Blake, B.S. English and Public Speaking Hector Hebert, A.B. Sub-Master, Social Studies Mr. Robert Cullen, B.M. Music Director INT ODUCCT ON TO T 1E SENIOR NOTHING WITHOUT LABOR AND GOD GRADUATION PROGRAM Baccalaureate ........ ........ J une 11 Banquet ........... ........ J une 12 Class Night ...... ....... J une 13 Graduation ...... ....... J une 14 CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Carnation RICHARD ROBINSON President GAII. CASTONGUAY LINDA EATON SECYGTGYY Treasurer WILLIAM ALLEN Vice President llQE CLASSKMT 1961 VORNIE E. BAILEY Vornie I count only the sunny hours. Glee Club 3, 4, Signet Sta'FF 3, 4, Latin l, Safe Driving Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, 4, Future Teachers Tea 4, Ca- reer Day at Farmington 4, Honors in Algebra I, Biol- ogy I, English lll, U. S. His- tory B 3. WILLIAM E. ALLEN IIBHIYII A little nonsense now and then, that's what makes us all great men. fEnterecl during Junior Yearj. Glee Club 4, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 4, Ass't Editor-in-Chief 4, U. of M. Prize Speak- ing 3, Junior Prize Speaking 3, Baseball 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 4, Vice-Presiclent 4, Honors in Science Project, Chemistry, National Honor Society 4. 8 i rmsslixlmw, 2 ls. JOAN I.. BERUBE Joan Blushing is the color of virtue. Glee Club 47 Senior Play 47 French Club 37 Chatterbox 47 F.H.A. 1, 2, 47 Basketball 47 Softball 47 Honor Roll 1, 47 Eastern Maine Music Festival 47 Penquis Music Festival 47 Variety Show 47 Office Girl 4. ROBERT A. BERUBE IlBobII Men of few words are the best. Glee Club 47 French Club 37 Latin Club 27 Safe Driving Club 17 Football 37 Honor Roll 3, 47 Eastern Maine Music Festival 47 Penquis Music Festival 47 Track 17 Honors in Civics 1. 2 s i 5 s MILDRED A. BICKFORD Millie A smile properly used will work wonders. Glee Club 3, 47 Latin Club 17 Safe Driving Club 3, 47 Chat terbox 47 Eastern Maine Music Festival 3. 9 I GAIL J. CASTONGUAY Coastie Give the world the hest you have, and the best will come hack to you. Glee Club 4, Signet Staff 4, French Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Safe Driving Club 3, 4, Chatterbox 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 4, Variety Show 2, 3, Football Dance Committee 4, Class Treasurer 1, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Usher at Graduation 3, Office Girl 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Attendant 1. 10 JACQUELINE A. BUSH Jackie I know and think, more often than I speak. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Safe Driving Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 1, Country Show 2. DAVID P. CHABOT Dave A dificult heginning, maketh a rewarding ending. Latin Club 1, 2, Baseball 1 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. wXMm1sWwm,wmmx.v.tfW,,Q ,.., W.ummwfMsmsw. ,. ., ,.,.. sz - ow-' DIANE C. CLEAVES Diane A penny for your thoughts. Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Safe Driving Club 3, 4, Chat- terbox 4, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 4, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4, Basketball 'I, 2, 3, Softball 'I, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, Variety Show 3, Football Dance Committee 4, Usher at Class Night 3, Hon- ors in Home Economics 'I, Typing ll, Office Girl 3, National Honor Society 4. ROGER T. CLU KEY Satch Maris worst enemy is man, I say ! Latin Club 1, 2, Safe Driv- ing Club 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball i, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling i, 2, Hon- or Roll 2. SANDRA E. CLUKEY Sandra How hard it is for young girls to keep counsel. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Signet Staff 3, 4, Safe Driving Club 3, 4, Chatterbox 4, Prize Speaking 3, Softball 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, 4, Penquis Festival 3, 4, Variety Show 2, Football Dance Committee 4, Usher at Graduation 3. ii 1,.i,.i.s..WM,,,m,iW,mm ,,..WMm.,..i,..s,,,,..,,,,,A,M ,...,., A use,m,wm.Ws,s,s.m,,,Qm.Y,M.,,,m.wWw.:lY.Y GLORIA L. CRAWFORD Go-Go Be Moderate! Be Moderate l Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 3, 4, Safe Driving Club 3, 4, Chatter- box 3, 4, Softball 3, Eastern Maine Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3, Attendant at Football Dance 2, Usher at Graduation 3, Freshman Reception 2. DOUGLAS A. CCTE IIDOUQII The grass may look greerze next door - but it's just a hard to cut. Varsity Club 3, 4, Basket ball 1, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3 BARRY C. CROCKER Crock He who laughs - lasts. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Senior Play 4, Safe Driving Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Attendant at Football Dance 3, King ot Football Dance 4. I 12 BARBARA M. DUBE A. 4, Basketball 1, 2, KERRY V. CROSBY Cros A good mind possesses a kingdom. Band 1, 2, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 4, Senior Editor 4, Signet Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Boys' State 3, French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Latin Club 1, 2, President 2, Safe Driving Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice President 4, Junior Prize Speaking 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, Honors in World History, English I, ll and lll, Algebra I and ll, French I and ll, Latin ll, Chemistry, Harvard Book Award 3. Bubbles is a remedy for every trouble. Club 4, Senior Play 4, Driving Club 3, 4, 1, 2, 4, Eastern Music Festival 4, Show 4, Usher at RONALD K. DEARBORN Ronnie Nil sine Zabore et Deo. Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Safe Driving Club 4, Signet Board 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Class President 1, 2, 3, President Maine Association Student Council, Dele- gate to White House Conference on Children and Youth, Student Burgess at Williamsburg, Member of Maine Com- mittee on Children and Youth, Delegate to Maine Youth Leadership Conference, Twice Delegate to National Student Council Conference. 13 THEODORE E. DUBE Ted Facts and hgures, Pat them down. Glee Club l, 27 Senior Play 47 Safe Driving Club 3, 47 Varsity Club 3, Aj Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Honor Roll 2, 47 Variety Show 37 Football Dance Committee 4. BETTY L. EASLER IlBeH,yll Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Glee Club 4j Senior Play Prompter7 Signet Staff Safe Driving Club 4i C terbox 47 Softball 2, 37 E ern Maine Music Festival Penquis Music Festival Usher at Graduation 3 LINDA E. EATON Linda Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm. Band 2, 3, 47 Signet Board 47 Chatterbox 47 Football 'Dance Committee 47 Window Display 37 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4. S JOYCE A. EDGERLY Jo .lo She rnust he seen to be appreciated. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 4, Signet Staff 3, 4, French Club 2, Latin Club 2, Safe Driving Club 4, Chatterbox 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors in Civics, Algebra l, English l, Typing I, Short- hand l, Three Shorthand Awards. DAVID R. FARRAR , Dave l Make hay while the sun shines. French Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Honors in U. S. History, Biology ll. BRENDA J. FELLOWS Brendie Nothing ever succeeds which exuberant spirits have not helped to produce. Signet Board 4, Safe Driving Club 4, Chatterbox 4, F.H.A. Secretary 1, Parliamentarian 4, Softball 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Football Dance Committee 4, Variety Show 3, Honors in U. S. History, English. 15 JAMES C. GRANT Jaime He was a man of an unbounded stomach. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Signet Stott 4, Safe Driving Club 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, 3, Eastern Maine Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4. 16 LINWOOD I.. FISH Lindy I have often regretted my speech, but never my silence. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4. CORINNE A. GOULETTE ushcggn Silence brings friendshipt Glee Club 4, Eastern Main Music Festival 4, Countr Show 3, 4, Honors in Biol ogy l. ANTHONY W. HALL I ain not successful at being pompous, and the most I can do is appear eniharrassedf' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Safe Driving Club 2, 3, Chatterbox 3, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, East- ern Maine Music Festival 1, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Attendant at Football Dance 1, Window Display Chairman 3, Honors in Industrial Arts 2, Consumers Education 3. KAY ANN HAMBRECHT IIKGYII 'Virtue is bold, and good- ness never fearful. and 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, , 4, Senior Play 4, Safe riving Club 3, 4, Chatter- ox 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, astern Maine Music Festi- al 1, 2, 3,--4, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Dance Committee 4. 5,3 3 -5Ul2'i5rl-5 j'i.1.fl-ii-:i.i -l 059:15 1iif1!1I?5-V055 ':: :::.,',f f: mul-L, f-f:s-:,f:1- ::fs:2,zfs,,,,,,,,,f: s ii lITonyll HARRY E. HARRINGTON Fuzz Too busied with the crowded hour to fear to live or die. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4. 17 NANCY D. HARTFORD Na n You'll never get incligestion from swallowing your pride occasionally. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette, Signet Board 4, Chatterbox 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 3, 4, Safe Driving Club 4, Honors in Typing I and Il, Shorthand I, Biology I, ancl Home Economics. JAMES J. LAFERRIERE IIJ i mll Sleep, the universal vanquisherf' Safe Driving Club 2, Wres tling 3, Variety Show 3. PETER A. HASKELL Pete Fate's a ,iddlerg life's a dance. F.F.A. 1, 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 3. 18 l BARBARA M. LANDRY Barbi Every day should be passed as if it were to be our last. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Signet Board 3, 4, Signet Staff 3, 4, French Clgb 2, Latin Club 'l, 2, Safe Driving Club 2, 3, 4, Chatter- box 3, 4, Cheerleader 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 'l, Honor Roll 'I, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 3, 4, Football Dance Committee 4, Honors in U. S. History, Business Math, Gregg Award in Stenography. MARILYN A. LaROCHELLE IIRockYlI Never promise more than you can perform. hatterbox 4, F.H.A. 'l, 2, , 4, Country Show 2, 3. DARLENE M. LARSON Lardy Manner, not gold, is womans best adorrzmentf' Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 4, Signet Staff 4, Girls' State 3, Safe Driving Club 3, 4, Chatterbox 3, F.H.A. 2, 4, Historian 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 3, 4, Manager, Eastern Maine Music Festival 3, 4, Pen- quis Music Festival 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Usher at Bac- calaureate' 3, Country Show 2, 3, 4, Window Display 3. 19 PETER M. MEALEY Pete Moderation is best and avoid all extremes. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 2, 4, Boys' State 3, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Safe Driving Club 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager l, 2, 3, Honor Roll 2, Eastern Maine Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, Football Dance Committee 4. Cherie CHARLENE A. NIGHTINGAL l E SANDRA J. MOSSEY An archangel a little damaged. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Signet Staff 4, Safe Driving Club 3, 4, Chatterbox 4, Cheerleader 4, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Historian l, Treasurer 3, President 4, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Manager, Softball 2, 3, Manager, Variety Show 2, Football Dance Committee 4, Attendant at Football Dance 4, Country Show 3, Honors in Home Economics 2. 20 Mou se Silver and gold are not the only coin, virtue too passes current all over the world. French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Safe Driving Club 2, Student Council 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Queen at Football Dance 4, Honors in Algebra I, English I, Latin l. JOHN C. ROBICHAUD SHARON A. PARKER Parkie Here is zz dear and true industrious friend. Band 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Signet Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Safe Driving Club 2, 3, 4, Chat- terbox 3, Co-Editor 3, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Prize Speaking 3, Penquis Prize Speaking 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors in Civics, World History, and U. S. History. J a ck There are more things told than are true, and more things true thanare told. Signet Board 4, Safe Driv- ing Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 3, Variety Show 2. RICHARD W. ROBINSON Dick When your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt, Band 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 3, 4, Senior Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Chatterbox 3, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Penquis Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Finalist in National Merit Scholarship Program, Class Vice-President 1, 2, 3, Class President 4. 21 ANNA M. SENSICK 'Where the river is deepest it makes least noise. Glee Club 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Signet Board 3, 4, Signet Staff 3, 4, Girls' State 3, French Club 2, Latin Club l, 2, Chatter- box 3, Student Council l, U. of M. Prize Speaking 3: PeHCIUl5 Prize Speaking 3, Junior Prize Speaking 3, Basketball 'li Softball 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival 3, Football Dance Committee 3, Usher at Class Night 3, Career Day at Farmington State Teachers' College 4. JOHN H. RONCO Johnny it's a by-prodnctf Laughter's never an ent I FRANCES E. SHERBURNE Frannie It is better to debate a qnesti. without settling t, than settle a question witl. txt debating it. Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 'l, 3, Presi' :nt 4, Glee Club 4, Senior Play 4, Signet Board l, 2, 3, , National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Alternate, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, Safe Driving Club 'l, 2, Chatterbox 3, Student Council l, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Penquis Music Festival l, 2, 3, 4, Eastern Maine Music Festival 'l, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 'l, 2, Honors in Civics I, Algebra I, General Science, World History 2, English, Algebra ll, American History, Music 2, 3, Chemistry. 22 Band 'l, Signet Board A Safe Driving Club 2, 3, L Penquis Music Festival ' Football Dance Committee L PAMELA A. SANFORD I shall speak in a monstrous voice. Safe Driving Club 3, 47 Chatterbox 47 F.H.A. 47 Basketball 'I7 Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4. LOIS E. STANLEY IILOII Answer me in one word. Glee Club 2, 3, 47 Signet Board 47 Safe Driving Club 3, 47 U. of M. Prize Speak- ing 37 F.H.A. 2, 3, 47 East- ern Maine Music Festival 2, 3, 47 Penquis Music Festival 2, 3, 47 Variety Show l, 2, 37 Science Club 1. HPC mil SHARON A. STARBIRD SUgar . There is a hisz wry in all man's lives. Signet Board 47 S' le Driving Club 3, 47 Chatterbox 47 Stu- dent Council 'l, 2i L '41.A. 47 Softball 47 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 47 Honors in Shorthano, English, History. E 23 PATRICA A. TITUS Pat You tread on my patience. Glee Club 3, 4, Signet Board 3, 4, Safe Driving Club 4, Chatterbox 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3,y4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4, Recreational Chairman 3, Honor Roll I, 2 3 4- Country Show 2, 3, Honors in Shorthand 3, English 3,,Us,hei at Class Night 3. Nance Though she he but she he fierce. Glee Club 3, Board 3, 4, Safe D Club 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, R tional Chairman 4, 3, 4, Honors in Biol: English III, Civics I hand I. NANCY J. WEEKS Roll I, 2, 3, 4, OFfice PAUL L. WILLIAMS I know a trick worth two of that. Senior Play 4, Signet Board 4, Boys' State 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Honor Roll 'I, 2, 3, 4, Football Dance Committee 4, Honors in Advanced Biology. . 24 Pablo GALEN W. WINTLE Wint. The pleasing punishment that women laea1'. Safe Driving Club 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Attendant at Football Dance 1. DUANE E. YOUNG Devil Let the world slide. nterecl in Senior Yearl. nd 4, Orchestra 4, East- n Maine Music Festival 4, nquis Music Festival 4. 25 TUNDIERCILASSMEN Front Row: Miss Turner, Mrs. Slater, S. Harmon, S. Webber, E. Thompson, J. Fern, J. Blake, Clukey, L. Ham, E. Bridges, P. Atwater, A. Hill, S. Sprague, B. Dube, B. Lagasse, S.. Hughs. Second Row: Mr. Vickery, B. Sherburne, S. Crocker, A. Bradford, M. Clark, N. Grant, J. Rollins, L. Hatch, A. Wing, P. Pingree, C. Field, D. Hartford, R. Nelson, B. Nadeau. Third Row: D. Ronco, J. Peters, M. Clukey, D. Hartford, J. Laferrier, M. Eaton, T. Clukey, G. Clukey, R. Easley, M. Sawyer, F. Smith, C. Wintle. Fourth Row: S. Tremblay, E. Lewis, G. Bartlett, J. Wilson, J. Crawford, L. Chabot, S. Bennett, B. Batchelder, H. Batchelder, J. Clukey, Fifth Row: G. Ronco, B. Strout, D. Chabot, G. Courtney, K. Moody, P. Keyte, L. Davis, P. Prescott, D. JTUNIIUR CLASS The sixty members of the Junior class were assigned to the home rooms of Miss Charlotte Turner, Mr. James Vickery, and Mrs. Slater, class adviser. We wish to welcome Gary Bartlett from Fort Fairfield and Arthur Nolet from Hinckley to our class. Our class officers are Joey Wilson, president, Charles Batchelder, vice-president, Sherry Hughes, secretary, Shirley Crocker, treasurer. All the Juniors wish to congratulate Janet Blake, Joan Clukey, Shirley Crocker, Sherry Hughes, and Jeanne Rollins, who were elected to the National Honor Society. In October twenty-two Juniors took the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test. This test serves the need of guidance personnel in advising high school Juniors regarding their college plans. In December all Juniors took the California Occupational Interest Test adminis- tered by Boston University, and on March eighteen Juniors who are making plans to go to college took the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, which is similar to the College Board Scholastic Aptitude Test. Green. President: Joey Wilson Vice-President: Charles Batchelder Secretary: Sherry Hughes Treasurer: Shirley Crocker Compliments of Blethen House, Hotel and Motel Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Compliments of Victor's Restaurant Newport, Maine Compliments of McKenney's Garage Newport, Maine Compliments of Keith Edgerly Attorney at law Dover-Foxcroft NAME Atwater, M. Bartlett, G. Batchelder, C. Batchelder, H. Bennett, S. Blake, J. Bradford, A. Bridges, E. Chabot, D. Clark, M. Clukey, G. Clukey, J. Clukey, J. Clukey, M. Clukey, T. Courtney, G. Crawford, J. Crocker, S. Davis, L. Donnelly, C. Dube, B. Easley, R. Eaton, M. Fern, J. Fields, C. Grant, N.f Green, D. Ham, L. Harmon, S. Hartford, D. Hartford, D. Hatch, L. Hill, A. Hughes, S. Keyte, P. La Ferriere, Jr. LaGasse, B. Lewis, E. Moody, K. Nadeau, B. Nelson, R. Nolet, A. Peters, J. Pingree, P. Prescott, P. Rollins, J. Ronco, G. Savage, B. Sawyer, M. Smith, F. Sherburne, B. Strout, B. Trembley, S. Wilson, J. Wing, A. Wintle, C. Wyman, D. Junior .llosts TALKS ABOUT Jungle Jim Blushing brides Buddy, Buddy, Buddy Guitars Doesn't A different basketball team The evils of smoking Little Jonquils Lucky Strikes Clark's Motel Everything The Lincoln-Douglas Debates His relatives Himself The Olympics Dieting Having his own lab Do you know what, Shirley? The girl next door Those corridor blues The Jimmy Fund The weather Candy Kisses Big sister Skate-land Massachusetts His intelligence People Texas Owning his own car Teddy bears Billy boy Daddy Going steady An eighth grade girl A year 'round winter Broken hearts Red heads World affairs Bigger things A new wig Very little, so far T.V. Those country roads His own drugstore Yuk-Yuk-Yuk Mr. and Mrs. Her tape worm Becoming a wrestler Sandy beaches Owning a farm Usually doesn't Secrets with R.C. Being President of the U.S. That cute Deanna A new diet His own track IS BORED BY Plain shoes Good old days Others Milton Berle Wild Parties -English themes The opposite sex Parked cars The better half Plain, funny iokes Nothing Getting A's Three Stooges Benchwarming The human race War and Peace Affection These long week-ends Fashions Life in general Driver-Ed. classes Books Work Compromises Dishes 4-H Club His brother New experiences Fuzz Dairy bars No. 'l0 road Teddy D Jazz Le francais Trout Book reports Study Halls Toll people Singing Echo Lake Paris creations Carols Love and Marriage Army men Rubber balls Flowers Nurses Sleeping with Donna Lifting weights Lazy people Geraniums Tid-Bits Saint Nicholas Hills and dales Donnie Warren Dates Safe driving 28 DREAMS ABOUT Marriage Unruly hair Eating A world free of girls Geography Class Becoming an aviator Tighter skirts Trailers - College Owning a chain of Supermarkets Having five tall sons Certain Clukey's Living up to his first Name Las Vegas Rolling Hills Curly hair Those big bucks Going to Univ. of Maine Sweet Candy Sweaters Out of town guys Becoming a coach Being wanted' Her own children Graduation Hired men ' A white convertible Senior partner in Glidden paint Beverly Hills Outside reading Unshaven men A new love Dr. Wilson Her own car Parties A list of pranks on Jimmy Going to Brown College Being a player Being his own boss The way the Mercedes-Bentz Hartford Insurance His own basketball team Being second Einstein An all male family imitating Hazel That red dress Bea-n picking' The two D-evils His record collection Being different Having a key to Thomaston Everything Kissing games Algebra problems Williams Aqua-Velva The Giants Writing notes President Mary Batson Vice President John Smith Secretary Trina Kleibrink Treasurer June Ann Bushey From Row: Advisors: Mr. Hebert and Mrs. Blake, R. Berner, J. Small, N. Pomeroy, C. Racine, D. Huntley, M. Batson, S. Wentworth, B. Lancaster, P. Pearl, P. Tibbetts, M. Arno, A. Robinson, L. Arnold, S. Flynn. Second Row: B. Bennet, P. McKenney, N. Landry, S. McAllister, G. Luce, M. Macomber, S. Bates, K. Hartford, T. Kleibrink, S. Peterson, R. Hewes, J. Bushy, C. Chase, D. Melvin, G. Neal, D. White. Third Row: C. Lewis, K. Goulette, B. Folsom, S. Covel, J. Bragdon, W. Phinney, R. Laughton., B. Haskell, R. Richards, J. Smith, J. Page, L. Getchell, D. Small, M. Haskell, J. Williams, S. Weymouth. Fourth Row: W. Clukey, C, Getchell, M. Mealey, K. Weaver, C. Donelly, D. Frost, T. Davis, R. McKenney, L. Chabot, R. Eastman, S. Frauten, R. Gilbert, D. Pooler. UPHUMORIE CLASS The sophomore class was assigned to Mr. Hebert's and' Mrs. Blake's rooms for their home rooms. Mr. Hebert and Mrs. Blake were our class advisors. Class officers elected for the year were: President, Mary Batson, Vice President, John Smith, Secretary, Trina Kleibrink, and Treasurer, June Ann Bushey. Attendants to the football clance held in November were Ann Robinson and Dennis Frost. On March 23 we sponsored a record hop. We also sponsored the Freshman Reception. During the year we sold five fifty-star flags at the price of five dollars each. E NAME Arno, Mary Arna-ld, Linda Bates, Sylvia Batson, Mary Bennett, Barry Berner, Rosemary Bragdon, Jason Bushey, June Chabot, Leonard Chase, Charlotte Clukey, Waynetta Covel, Stephen Davis, Thomas Donnelly, Carl Eastman, Richard Folsom, Barbara Frautten, Stanley Frost, Dennis Getchell, Charles Getchell, Linal Gilbert, Richard Goulette, Kathleen Hartford, Karen Haskell, Madeline Haskell, William Hewes, Rose Ellen Huntley, Diane Kleibrink, Trina Lancaster, Elizabeth Landry, Nancy Laughton, Ronald Lewis, Clarence Luce, Gail Macomber, Marie McAllister, Sandra McKenny, Patsy McKenny, Ronald Melvin, Donna Mealey, Melvin Neal, Jerice Page, Joseph Pearl, Patricia Peterson, Shirley Phinney, Wayne Pooler, Douglas Racine, Carol Richards, Ronald Robinson, Anne Small, Dale Small, Judy Smith, John Tibbets, Patricia Weaver, Kenneth Wentworth, Sandra Weymouth, David White, Dorothy Williams, James Sophomore Seeirers FRIGHTENED BY Silence Excess Weight Rings IIBII Tallness Horses No Records Fords French Freckles Tests Plane Geometry Basketballs Cows Rather large people Spooks Reckless Drivers Roller Skates Anybody A mirror Girls l?D Gary B. Elastics '57 Chevys Silence Little heels School Men on stilts Rumors Visitors Jerice Cigarettes Little Frenchmen Health Class Business Math Long- skirts Cops Diets Aimez-vous danse? Geometry Studying Loud voices Night Walks Spiders His Ford Teachers Girls The dark Boys from Mass. Dale Mr. Mealey Her own cooking Sandra Wentworth Dark Alleys Geometric Figures Gossip Ghosts PET PEEVE Dickie Eastman Large servings Parked Carsl Broken thumbs Empty traps Keeping quiet Lending things December Caesar Corrina Room 4 Rudolph Mary-Ellen School Being in debt Spooks Dick No snow Jason Marie Sharon Mike E. Linal Teachers Work Blushing Barbara W. Beth David Melvin Linal His sister Melvin Scales Diets School Speed Limits Shirley B. Books Loss of Mr. Davidson Thinking Julius Caesar Teasing His sister Empty Mailbox School Health Class Senior President English Health Class Barbers Reading Girls Kenneth Weaver President of the French Club Nicknames Girls 30 ENJ OYS MOST Dennis Green Boys Parties Blondes Mink l'For a boy?J Long silence Records Blondes Life Movies Committees Basketball Karen Ann E emotion llHcJmsIl Egg Salad Poolroom Cathy Noon Hour Breaks His heap Book Reports Laughing Noon Time Raymond B. Brunettes Writing letters Basketball Retusals Movies Drawing His license Shop talk Physical Education Laughing Physical Education Boys School Pizza Potato Chips Restaurants Noontime Silence Carroll His girl Pep squad lNewportJ Gum Hunting School Days Letters American Bandstand Garland Girls Home Economics Fighting Arguing with teacher Girls English History Class Shelley Starloird A President Martha Tillson Vice-President Gayanne Larson Secretary Sharon Flynn Treasurer Godreau Judkin's lnsurance Agency Compliments of a Friend R F Thompson, Dean R. Thompson Front Row: L. Gray, S. Flynn, B. Bennett, J. McDougal, S. Provost, S. Carter, M. Lancaster, J. Dearborn, D. Savage, P. Gilbert, M. Tillson, S. Chabot, S. Hill, D. Mountain, J. Handy, C. Sawyer, B. Arnold, S. Green. Second Row: E. Clukey, G. Small, M. Lambert, J. Laughton, S. Starbird, M. Towel, R. Nelson, E. McKenney, T. Chabot, P. Brawn, J. Johnson, D. Lowell, J. Harrington, B. Wyman, L. Lunt, G. Deane. Third Row: B. Nichols, C. Stewart, C. Gregory, J. Webber, G. Larson, G. Tibbets, D. Bailey, K. McLeod, J. Nicholas, B. Lagasse, V. Sinclair, S. Merrill, B. Worster, N. Smith. Fourth Row: S. White, H. Wilkins, C. Clukey, P. Hambrecht, P. Robinson, C. Weeks, J. Edgecomb, R. Clukey, M. Haskell, P. Atwater, J. Seavey, A. Cote, Q. Clark. Fifth Row: E. Nichols, R. Wallace, B. Glidden, W. Webber, A. Thomas, R. Carr, R. Johnson, F. Wing, C. Fellows, D. Whitney, D. Lewia, G. Bubar, R. Day. 1F ESHMAN CLASS With a good deal of anxiety, seventy-seven freshmen entered Dexter High School last fall for the first time as high school students. We were assigned to rooms 15, 16, 17, and 18, with Mr. Russell as class adviser. At our first class we elected Shelley Starbird, president, Martha Tillson, vice-president, Gayanne Larson, secretary, and Sharon Flynn, treasurer. , The Sophomores had more fun than we did at the Freshman Reception. Some of the most effective stunts included rolling garlic, feeling worms, eating' goldfish, and playing air-raid. As a money making proiect we held a record hop in the spring. How proud we were, too, when Mr. Hutchinson's room won the scholarship plaque. Among consistent high winners this year have been Martha Tillson and Shelley Starbird. We also are proud of Rusty Clukey's excellent record on the basketball tearn. Congratulations Rusty, for winning your basketball letter. We are very happy to welcome all the new students from Garland and Ripley, Lorraine Gray from Clifton. We would like to thank all the teachers who helped to make this first year a very successful one. Sl1G1I'0n Flynn Compliments of Clarence Pierce' Dexter, Maine Tll-lIlE lEllGlHITlI-ll GRADE Class Advisors Mrs. Crocker Room 7 Mr. Blagclon Room 9 President Jeanne Mills Vice President Tommy Murdock Secretary Barry Hughes Treasurer Carolyn Porier CQMPLIMENTS OF Olmsted's Barber Shop Dr. R. A. Badger Norman Quimby Dexter, Maine Dexter, Maine Dexter, Maine ACTIVITIES l SIGNET BOARD Adviser: Mr. James B. vickery THE BOARD Barbara Landry Sherry Hughes Sharon Starbird Darlene Larson Gail Castonguay Sharon Parker Sharon Harmon Sandra Mossey Martha Tilson Mary Batson Patricia Titus Brenda Fellows Linda Eaton Nancy Weeks Shirely Crocker Anna Sensick Janet Blake Nancy Hartford Ronald Dearborn Kerry Crosby William Allen Richard Robinson Harold Batchelder John Ronco Ardis Wing Joyce Edgerly Signet Advertising Staff I Adviser: Mr. Hector Hebert THE STAFF Sherry Hughes Betty Easler Darlene Larson Gloria Crawford Janet Blake Shirley Crocker Anna Sensick Sandra Sprague Gail Castonguay Sandra Webber Sharon Harmon Joyce Edgerly Barbara Landry Diana Hartford Sharon Parker Joanne Berube Vornie Bailey John Robichaud Linda Hatch Kay Hambrecht Linda Ham Rebecca Nelson Joan Clukey SIGNET EDITORS Editor-in-Chief: SHARON PARKER Assistant Editor-i n-Chief: WILLIAM ALLEN Senior Editors: FRANCES SHERBURNE BARBARA LANDRY ANNA SENSICK RICHARD ROBINSON KERRY CROSBY Art Editor: JOHN RONCO Sharon Parker, Ronald Dearborn and ' h d R b' . NATIONAL Dlllll IOQITY 1 J ' if me ur 0 The National Honor Society At the beginning of the year the five remaining members elected their officers. They are president, Kerry Crosby, vice-president, Richard Robinson, secre- tary, Sharon Parker, treasurer, Frances Sherburnep and keeper of permanent records and scrapbook, Ronnie Dearborn. After the first six weeks ranking period seven new members were chosen by the faculty: Seniors, Diane Cleaves, William Allen, Juniors, Joan Clukey, Sherry Hughes, Shirley Crocker, Janet Blake, and Jeanne Rollins. The Dexter Chapter of the National Honor Society, one of the most active in Maine, has many proiects and duties. They had a very successful candy sale, thanks to the cooperation of the classes that took part. This money from the candy sale and the money re- ceived from the sale of chocolate milk at noonhour, is used to pay half the cost of college examinations, scholarship sweaters, and medals at graduation. The Society held a Scholarship Recognition Day in June and an assembly honoring the Dexter alumni. We wish to thank our adviser, Mrs. Slater, for her help and guidance throughout the year. e Cleaves, Frances Sherburne, and William Allen. 35 Mr. Mealey, Joan Clukey, Kerry Crosby, and Shirley Crocker. Compliments of Dr. Neal Watson Dexter, Maine N. H. Bragg 81 Sons, Bangor, Maine Best wishes to Dexter High School A Friend OFFICERS AND ADVISOR 2 J Z THE 'I' 5 STUDENT E CC0lUNCClIlL S Ll 4'N 3 H P wi 0 Li-7: M O R F R E S H M E E N S EIGHTH GRADE This year The Student Council contains nineteen members. At the beginning ofthe year the council elected the following officers: president, Richard Robinson, vice-president, Kerry Crosby, secretary, Sharon Parker, treasurer, Ronnie Dearborn. During the year the council sold candy at noon hours, at basketball and football games including tournaments. In November they attended the State Convention in Presque Isle. Ronnie Dearborn presided as outgoing president of the Maine Association of Student Councils. There was an exchange program between Dexter and Morse High School in Bath, Maine. Sharon Parker and Richard Robinson took part in this and attended as representatives of Dexter. The council sponsored three special assemblies this year. Seniors: Ronald Dearborn, Sharon Parker, Paul Williams, Richard Robinson and Kerry Crosby. Juniors: Joan Clukey, Mike Sawyer, Jeanne Rollins, and Sherry Hughes. Sophomores: Leonard Chabot, Nancy Landry, Mary Batson, and Stephen Covel. Freshmen: Gayanne Larsen, Sharon Flynn, Martha Tillson, and Harold Wilkins. Eighth Grade: Carolyn Porier, Steve Bassett. afg- ffl GIRLS, AND BCOYS9 STATE Dirigo Girls' State was held at Colby College with Darlene Lar- son and Anna Sensick repre- senting Dexter. Charlene Night- ingale and Frances Sherburne were chosen as alternates. Diri- go Boys' State was held at the same time, at the University of Maine, Kerry Crosby, Paul Wil- liams, and Peter Mealey also attended. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to help students become familiar with our state and local government. The d e l e g a t e s choose and participate in a i'nock election of a governor and his representatives. The Girls' State delegates at- tended a tea at the Blaine Man- sion, Augusta with Mrs. Reed, hostess. A tour of the Augusta House was enioyed after the tea. The delegates deeplyoppreci- ated the opportunity to learn about our state government, and wish to show their gratitude to the American Legion and J. C.'s for sponsoring them. SENIOR PLAY The entire action of the play took place' in Rand's Drug Store, with its proprietor, Ma Rand. It is the favorite after-school hangout for the kids from East End High, and known to the smooth set as The Club. Senior Play prompters: Barbara Landry Kay Hambrecht Joanne Berube' Betty Easler Stage Managers: Ted Dube Douglas Cote Ma Rand serves customers herb tea. U YOU CAN'T KISS CAROLINE Milt ......... Johnnie ...... Willie ...... Joe ........... Stanley ....... Howie ...... Bunnie ..... Pat ........... Shirley ......... Bill Allen Kerry Crosby Pete Mealey Paul Williams Barry Crocker Tony Hall Gloria Crawford Joyce Edgerly Sandra Mossey Jeannette Diane Cleaves Sally ............ Caroline ....... .. Susie ........ .. ..... Miss Jamerson Ma Rand ....... Darlene Larson Anna Sensick .. Barbara Dube Sharon Parker Frances Sherburne Director: JAMES B. VICKERY JUNIUR PRIZE SPEAKQNG Because of unsuitable facilities for holding the Junior Prize Speaking Exhibition, the annual speaking contest was omitted. Dexter students, however, participated in the Penquis and University of Maine speaking contests. Humorous Meet the Future Mrs. Midas Bonnie Sherburne Serious The Dead Heart Diana Hartford Oration The Workshop of Freedom l-il'1ClC1 Ham Are Comics Dead? Kenneth Moody Poetry I Was There Sharon Harmon C H A T S 1- T E A R F B F O X Compliments of Co.Edifo,-5 Compliments of Herfl:-Jones Co. Sharon Starbird Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brewster Your Class Ring Man Brenda Fellows , 1 i ' - - . 11:1 I 2'!1'-i' -fats it .... . ,.,. ,. t w Q ,,.::, ,:,,.,-. - 1 3151511 -,i -l tl? ,, 1 ..t 1 .... ,... , eti5git..l-t-,- -5- ...,-g. - - it-if -'ig.,,:-'- - . vii , li- -'lrgffy - -' ,I-Zag 2 SMfHt,i355ltf2'tt5Q .Qtr5:iiWf:f-zgtrw. ,i mg 'iaith . - .. ,Wg ,guiapt,51,,,,r,,W5t mI,t,,t-lr-. -. t-1-gy, A mv inf, , . K, . ft, .,.MsnQ,,,,,.g 1.-.1-mel. g xpam., - s.w.,r,.gQgqJt.f - . . 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'n1,1,,,.,w mr. .tr ,ff HL: fiffglfl if Slit iifiillllivtzaiflfleilr-ifii1'5.1'if THE SENIOR BAN When classes began in the fall, Dexter's band contained 'Forty-two members with Peter Prescott as drum maior. We welcomed a new director this year, Mr. Robert Cullen, who has very successfully developed our musical talents. During the football season the band played at Greenville and Bucksport and supported the team at all home games. Seniors in the band whom we will miss next year are Peter Mealey, Frances Sherburne, Joyce Edgerly, Sharon Parker, Harry Harrington, Jimmy Grant, and Duane Young. ln the spring of 1961, the band had a very busy schedule. They played at the Eastern Maine Music Festival, May 13, in Waterville, provided a total of nineteen members for the composite band which performed at the Penquis Music Festival, May 6, 1961. Other appearances included a Demonstration Rehearsal for the P.T.A., Spring Concert and Memorial Day Parade. Compliments of Dennis M. Cleaves Dexter, Maine Levi Hanson Cattle Dealer Dexter, Maine Keith Farnham State Farm Insurance Dexter, Maine Vigue's Market Dexter, Maine DEXTER HTIGH SCCHOUTL ORCHESTRA At the present time, the orchestra has a very small membership of twenty-tive students. Though the organization is small, their scheduled appearances require them to be quite active. The orchestra played for the P.T.A. and at the Senior Play. The Christmas Concert provided the opportunity for the strings to perform as an ensemble. The orchestra participated in the Eastern Maine Music Festival. They played an important part in the Spring Concert, May 19, 1961. The highlight of the orchestral season was the privilege of providing the music for graduation. i l DEXTER HIGH SCCHUUTL CHORUS COMPLIMENTS OF Gordon's Store Seavey's Furniture Store! The K9Yfe Bfos- Dexter,. Maine Dexter, Maine Dexfeff Mama Toot's Delicatessen 41 Dr. Shurmcnl MD Dexter, Maine Ex FUTURE UMEMAKERS out AMER eq This year's officers were Sandra Mossey, president, Patri- cia Titus, vice-president, Ardis Wing, secretary, Diane Cleaves, treasurer, Brenda Fellows, par- liamentarian, Darlene Larson, historian, Nancy Weeks, recrea- tion chairman, Lois Stanley, Reporter. There are seventeen seniors and sixteen underclassmen in F.H.A. this year. ' We attended the District C Convention at Old Town and the State Convention at Augusta. Installation Ceremony F5 Our money-making proiects this year consisted of a very successful record hop and a brownie sale. Other projects included the observance of United Na- tions' Day with a dinner and Mr. Hebert as after din- ner speaker, the foreign foods' dinner, which we all enioyecl. Our last meeting was the banquet with parents and a guest speaker invited. We also had our installation of officers at this banquet. During our bi-monthly meetings we held panel dis- cussions at which we talked over such topics as How to Keep Teen-agers ln School. At Christmas we visited the hospital and distributed gifts. SAFE DRIVERS Left to Right: Michael Eaton, Janet Blake, Shirley Crocker, Mr. Mealey, and Paul Williams. Compliments of Viner's Music Co. Bangor, Maine Newport ,Wholesale Confectionary Company J. l. Higgins, M.D. Newport, Maine t , , , ,. ws.eww-V.-....,.iMW1-w.Q..i.mwMfMWef4s.wsw.im1-smsimswwiwmswsmwwmuwmwmqmum A , xx s fy - Q? SPORTS I 9013, Z 'XM j Q ,,. , A 9 , by Qfggmffwfy 55, ,gf .. + My 4'-9 if 'Y xv -A My if A f1ff,Y N 4 2 . ,Y ' Q Sf. gjfwyiy ,ff 56 ' Of ' '5 'Sv 'ff r W fffyi5QEfLf ?ff? M if 4gEmf3 ogy I X' q0'10,,fOJ,PQ9j,7y'J65f' 1- x. XP Lv' 2' x' gf ' x . '-V 05' gf 'fx by 3: Qin g 3. ff ' Q 98 ,. Eiga? : E f Q -15'.v,y . I fi r bijlqy ' ' wif UB' 9 l ' QP' 55:1 2459? Syd azifisigwf 95536 123 .ww Dexter Dexter Dexter Dexter 42 41 'I4 46 THE FOOTBALL SQUAD Lincoln 'I2 Greenville 6 Bucksport 26 Dover 7 Dexter 20 Dexter 7 Dexter 27 Dexter 30 Stearns 'I2 Orono 26 Bar Harbor 0 Hampden 13 A CONFERENCE !' 5 s 3 2 ii 7 ' W mmww-wrmwwfwkwwmAw.W,Mw,vf'N,v..,:,,..N.,.,....,,,,,,..v,.m,.,...M,M,,.V .W T IE FOOTBALL SEASON The Dexter High School 1960 football season was one of definite success. A team which was supposed to win no more than half of its games according to pre-season predictions finished the season with a 6-2 record, winning the Penquis League Title and being surpassed in the LEC by only the state champions, Orono, and the powerful Bucksport team. The season opened at home with a 20-12 win over a much heavier Stearns' team. In this game, as in several others, the Tigers proved that team spirit is more important than size, especially on the gridiron. After a 26-7 loss to Orono, the Tigers bounced back with a 27-0 win over Bar Harbor. After successive wins over Hampden, 30-13, and Lincoln, 42-12, Dexter posted a Penquis Victory over Greenville, 41-6. The Tigers then went to Bucksport where at half-time they led the Bucks by a score of 14-6. However, during the third quarter the Bucks' weight advantage took its toll. The light Tiger line found it impossible to stop the 225 pound Buck fullback before he had advanced into their secondary. The Bucks ground out yardage for two touchdowns and added another in the late minutes of the game for a 26-14 victory. Still determined to have a successful season, the Tigers settled down to a steady week's practice in order that they might win their final game for Coach Holsapple. Word was around that Dover was primed for a slaughter of the Dexter Tigers. On Saturday afternoon, however, it was evi- dent that the red and white had not heard the rumor. The Tigers emerged victors to the tune of 46-7: Dover's only score coming against the Tiger second string. Although team effort is the key to football success, individual effort cannot be discounted. Tony Hall, high scorer for the team with 67 points, was recognized as a halfback on the All Eastern Maine Team, as well as a first string halfback for All Conference. Captain Dick Robinson was also named for All Conference as well as quarterback for All Eastern Maine. Dick was a defensive standout, also, with 76 tackles accredited to him for the year. The defensive leaders, how- ever, were Galen Wintle and Kerry Crosby who made 83 tackles apiece. Wint, an All Conference tackle, received mention for All Eastern Maine. Kroz, our defensive linebacker and fullback, was mentioned for All Conference. Barry Crocker, an All Conference center, was elected football King and reigned with Queen Charlene Nightingale at the Annual Football Dance. The graduating senior football players wish to thank Mr. Holsapple and his assistants for their continued efforts in our behalf over the past four years and' to wish Captain-elect Greg Clukey and the team a successful season for 1961. Ronald Dearborn Compliments of William Jude Attorney at law Newport, Maine A. W. Gilman and Company Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Green and White Garage Bangor Road Newport, Maine 46 A BUYS9 BASKETBALL Starting basketball practice after Thanksgiving vacation, Coach Donald Holsapple proceeded to form a solid nucleus around five returning lettermen plus several very promising young Tiger cagers. Tournament hopes ran high in Dexter as the Tigers began their season with two impressive wins over Newport and Hampden. After a mid-season slump the Tigers roared back with two wins over highly-rated Schenck. During the latter half of the season, the Tigers' victory over Dover C68-725 could be attributed to tremendous desire, hustle, and overall spirit from the fans and student body. After a resounding defeat at the hands of Greenville, the Tiger quintet bounced back with two impressive wins and assured themselves of a Tourney berth. For the first time in nine years, Dexter appeared in the Tournament and drew the top seeded Orono went on to represent Maine as New England's class L champions. The Dexter cagers wish to congratulate Coach Donald Holsapple and the students for their direction and contribution to high school athletics. Terry Clukey Coach Holsap Doug Cote Kerry Peter Doug Gregg Paul ' COMPLIMENTS OF ple Tommy The Spring Street Greenhouse Brook's Confectionery . Mr, B, M, Siciliano Dexter, Maine . Cushman Convalescent Home Dexter, Maine Dr. L. E. Kelley Mr. M. J. Stewart, O.D. BASEBALL Milo 22 Dexter Brownville Junction 20 Dexter Dover 9 Dexter Guilford 4 Dexter Milo 9 Dexter BASEBALL SCORES 9 3 'I 0 0 St. George 9 Dexter St. George 'I2 Dexter Dover 'I Dexter Guilford 5 Dexter Brownville Junction 10 Dexter SUFTBALL COMPLIMENTS OF KORlT5KY'5 Bud's Red and White Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Mqrkef Clothes for Grclduotion - The Store of Quality 48 Newport and Pittsfield VARSITY CClLlUlB The purpose of the Varsity Club is to promote sports and sportsmanship at Dexter High School. In order to join the club, a boy must earn a letter in a varsity sport. Each year the club sponsors the Sports' Night. The idea of this is to give parents an idea of what goes on in physical education. The main feature of this event is the wrestling finals. The winners of each ofthe twelve classes belong to the wrestling team, which is sponsored by the Varsity Club. This year we have matches scheduled with North Andover, Massachusetts, Bucksport, Hinckley, Winslow, and Winterport. OFFICERS President: Richard Robinson Vice President: Peter Mealey Secretary-Treasurer: Peter 'Haskell COMPLIMENTS OF Roy'5 Lunch Reginald Reeks 31 Summer Street H. L. Gordon, Radio and T.V. Radlo'T'V' Repairs Dover-Foxcroft, Sound Laboratory Dexter' Maine Maine Dexter GIRLS BASKETBALL The TIGERETTES opened the season of 1960 with three returning lettermen: Janet Blake, Sharon Parker, and Gail Castonguay. Others of the Varsity squad were: Darlene Larson, Phillis Pingree, Ardis Wing, and Linda Ham. Members of the Jayvees were: Joanne Berube, Beth Lancaster, Sandra Wentworth, Pamela Gil- bert, Patty Brown, Waynetta Clukey, Donna Mountain, Sandra Webber, Jean Dearborn, Carol Sawyer, Evelyn McKenney and Charlene Gregorie. The team had quite an experience during the Dover and Dexter game. At the end of the fourth quarter they were tied 31 to 31 and had to play a three minute overtime. The game turned out quite successful as the TIGERETTES, the only team to defeat Dover for the year, won 35 to 33. We wish to express our thanks to our coach, Mr. Bodwell, and also our manager, Karen Hartford, for making our year a successful one. We hope that next year's team will have as much fun during their year of basketball as we have had. Ardis Wing Compliments of Compliments of When you re in Bangor Steve's Radio 84 T.V. Repair Look Insurance Agency VISIT Pll01S Grlll RSSTGUFGDT Two-Way Communications Newport, Maine Dexter, Maine WA 4-7132 SHARON , V V ywlgil MW ,M m f H wwf-I zwgifflms AW? 25915 3 Wi zmp, ML. 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C H E E R L E A D E R S ALUMNI CLASS OF i 960 Deane Beverly-Farmington State Teachers College Bonnie Blake-Attending Boston University CSargent Collegej Brian Boyington-Employed by C 8. G Dry Cleaners, Dexter Dorothy Bradford- Freshman Class, University of Maine Thomas Brown-Freshman Class, University of Maine Douglas Clukey-Freshman Class, University of Maine William Grant-Freshman Class, University of Maine Marcia Hebert-Freshman Class, University of Maine Mary Roberts-Freshman Class, University of Maine Roger Carr-first semester student at University of Maine Richard Castonguay- Employed at Dexter Shoe Co. Francis Chabot-Employed at Dexter Shoe Co. Elaine Clukey-Employed at Dexter Shoe Co. Barbara Clukey-Employed at Dexter Shoe Co. David Covel-Employed at Dexter Shoe Co. Robert Handy-Employed at Dexter Shoe Co. Gary Hanson -Employed at Dexter Shoe Ca. Dennis Hatch- Employed at Dexter Shoe Co. Grayson Wentworth-Employed at Dexter Shoe Co. Barbara Clukey - Employed at Fayscott Landis Machine Corp., Dexter Roger Jose-At Home Timothy Colbath - Employed at the Lakeside- Super Market, Dexter Victor Crosby - Attending Eastern Nazarene College, Quincy, Massachusetts Jere Crouse - Stationed in Colorado serving the U.S. Air Force Stephen Hopkins-Stationed at Lacklin Air Force Base, Texas David Garrison - Employed at the A81 P Supermarket, Dexter Janice Nadeau-Beal Business School, Bangor Keith Garrison-Employed in Buffalo, N. Y. Marie Godreau is now Mrs. Alfred Melvin, Dexter Christine Aucock is now Mrs. Ronald Pomroy, Dexter Caroline Green is now Mrs. Paul Nelson, Skowhegan Jaline Robichaud is now Mrs. Leon Tilston Lillian Rockwell is now Mrs. Merle Sands, Dexter Judy Wyman is now Mrs. Gary Ganeau, Dexter Dean Gordon - Attending Butera Elaine Hambrecht - Employed by Massachusetts. Sandra Jones-Student at Husson Lee Kaufman -Student at Husson Neila Mclntire-Student at Husson Charlene Lewis is employed in the office of Bartolo Siciliano, Dexter James Maynard- U.S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y. Richard Peters-Employed in Andover, Massachusetts College College, Bangor College, Bangor Art School, Boston, Massachusetts MacDonald Wardman, Upper Newton Falls, Carole Starbird - Employed at the Plummer Memorial Hospital, Dexter Donna Thomas - Attending The Conservatory of Music, Bangor Charles Wing-Attending Gorham State Teachers' College COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. H. L. Taylor Brown's Market Dr. H. J. La Barge Dexter, Maine A DGXTSF, MC1lne Guilford Oil Company Blake and Little Wassookeag Station Guilford, Maine Darling's Automotive Parts Dexter, Maine A 52 Free Street' Dexter, Maine ADVERTISEMENT DIVISION SPONSORS The stuclents of Dexter High School are most grateful to the following businesses and persons whose generous contributions have made possible the publication of this SIGNET. DEXTER Alice's Beauty Shoppe Chaclbourne's Grocery- North Dexter Charles F. Haines, Army-Navy Store Clifford Provost's Market Dexter Bowl-A-Way Dexter Fish 8. Game Association Dr. Nora B. Fanioy, Chiropoclist H. C. Cotes, Jeweler Nichols' Market Ralph 8. Effie McKusick Roger Beedy, Mutual of Omaha Sterling Hotel DOVER-FOXCROFT Chase 8. Kimball Oil Company Community Grocery Store Rowell's Garage CORINNA Ed's Barber Shop Hartley's Garage Pine Tree Diner NEWPORT Clark's Motel Maynard's Factory Outlet 53 MOBIL HEAT Tibbetts Oil Service - Dial 4-7266 - Compliments Of The Office Of CROSBY 81 CROSBY Counsellors and Attorneys-at-Law DEXTER -::- MAINE DEXTER MAINE lsn't it a shame that future generations can't be here to see all the wonderful things we're doing with their money? ROBERTS FARM DAIRY Pasteurizecl and Homogenized MILK and CREAM COTTAGE CHEESE and EGGS DEXTER -:- Maine Telephone WAlker 4-6926 54 Compliments of HARL McKUSICK Construction DEXTER - MAINE Compliments of CENTRAL MAINE TEMPESTA morons APPLIANCE CO., INC. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Sales :: :: Service WA 4-7000 DODGE, LANCER, DART Sales and Service Top-Ratecl Trucks Willys Jeeps Telephone WAIker 4-7461 DOCTOR: How is the boy who swallowed the fifty cent piece? NURSE: There isn't any change yet. Welcome To COUNTRY KITCHEN RESTAURANT From Pizza to Full Course Dinners 6 Church SI.-WAIIcer 4-8899 DEXTER :: MAINE R. H. RENY, INC Department Store DEXTER - MAINE Fine Quality Clothes at Low Prices - Shop RENYS and Save 55 HEART OF MAINE EXTERMINATING SERVICE AII Jobs Guaranteed Manufacturers of KiIIer King BILL'S AUTO SALES :: New and Used Cars :: LINCOLN STREET GARAGE WAIker 4-7934 B I L L ' S T A X I Dexter, Maine -:- -:- -:- wAlker 4-3333 Prop. Bill Nadeau Sign on dynamite truck: Satisfaction Guaranteed or Double Your Trash Back Compliments of y DEXTER SHOE COMPANY nextel: MAINE 56 DEXTER HARDWARE, 'INC DIETING: The penalty you have to pay for exceeding the feed limit. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1961. PAULPJS PIZZERIA WALL STREET DEXTER :: :: MAINE WAlker 4-7941 Prop: Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hoover 57 C86 Compliments of Dry Cleaners LAGASSE'S Quality wefk l.G.A. Store Speedy Service san Green siempe az enovs smear Telephone wAlkef 4-6220 DEXTER 22 MNNE Mrs. Hammond: Didn't your conscience tell you not to do that? Peter Mealey: Yes, but I was told not to believe all I hear. Compliments Of cemenmeefe of Barb and Roland s ADRIAN C, ROBINSON Open Daily 7:30 A.M. to a PM Milk Dealer and Ripley Road I Telephone WA 4-7123 S Registered Jerseys Dexter - Maine 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE 40 Liberty Street DEXTER - MAINE Telephone WAlker 4-6462 Compliments Of Ben Franklin Stores Hours: 9:00 A.M to 5 P.M. MONDAY, TUSEDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. - FRIDAY ONLY - Compliments Of Don's Texaco Station Light Repairing AND Accessories Dial wAIker 4-7371 422 Main Street DEXTER, MAINE Betty: Jimmy, can you drive with one hand? Jimmy: l sure can! l Betty: Fine! Have an apple. Harclwick Ranges Suburban Water Heaters Suburban Clothes Dryers SALES :: SERVICE Spencer Crosby ll Maple Street DEXTER Phone WAlker 4-7552 Compliments Of Reed's Footwear and Clothing DEALERS IN SHOES, BOOTS, RUBBERS AND CLOTHING Dexter, Maine 59 Compliments of MADELINE'S BEAUTY SHOP DEXTER - MAINE Get more out of lifeg go out to a movie PARK THEATRE DEXTER :: :: MAINE Il One of the greatest labor savin g devices of today is tomorrow. Pete Haskell Special Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 from Your Chevrolet and Jeep Dealer Labun Chevrolet, Inc. 91 Church Street DEXTER :: :: MAINE Where your neighbor bought his car. Compliments Of DEXTER MOTOR SALES New and Used Cars Trucks CHURCH STREET Telephone WAlker 4-7521 YOUR Fokn DEALER IN DEXTER -::- MAINE 60 Compliment Of LLOYD H. I-IATCI-I JR. - INSURANCE - DEXTER :: :: :: MAINE 61 R. c. whimey s. sons LANDRY 0 Co' Albert J. Landry, Prop. Tydol-Veedol ESSOHEAT G I' - uso me Range Range and Fuel Oil and Bottled Gas Fuel Oils Telephone WAlker 4-7029 Telephone WAlker 4-7441 Dexfef 22 Mvine DEXTER T: MAINE Billy Allen's father: Did you' have the car out last night? Billy: Yes Dad, l took some of the guys out for a run-around. Dad: 'Well, tell them that l found two of their lipsticks. ED'S ESSO SERVICE RCA TELEVISION STATION Maytag Washers and Dryers E- Edward cane, Gas and Electric Ranges 45 Church Street DEXTER -:- Maine Telephone WAlker 4-3313 Gas Service Electric Wiring and Supplies ATLAS TIRES B I L L A Y E R BATTERIES Telephone WAlker 4-7112 WASHING DEXTER I: MAINE GREASING 62 AMQS ABBOTT COMPANY EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Seccnd Row: C. Clukey, C. Whitney, M. Hartford, G. Landry. F ow: C. b rge, C. Porier . Fraughten Woolen Manufacturers DEXTER, MAINE 63 WESTERN AUTO STORE CROSBY FUNERAL HOME Auto Supplies, Tires, and Accessories Funeral Service Wizard Appliances-Rodio8.T.V. AmbUlGl1C9 Sales and Service DUY 0' Ni9l ' Call Telephone 4-6890 DEXTER - MAINE Telephone 4-6655 Crestwood 8-3343 Elwin L. Crosby Corinna, Maine NI ' N I d Crestwood 8-4234 WE AIM TO PLEASE Alton B. Crosby Dexter - Maine or TITQQMB - DAVIS GEQRGE E, SAFFQRD FINE GARMENTS ARE PLUMBING a. HEATING OUR SPECIALTY WANG, 4.7551 DEXTER -:- MAINE 64 Sales - Service WEBBER HEATING-PLUMBING COMPANY 75-85 Maple Street Dexter :: Maine Telephone WAlker 4-7262 Complete Installation and Service by Licensed Master Craftsmen PLUMBING - OILBURNERMEN Free Plumbing Surveys :: CAl.l. US :: Compliments of OTTO PRODUCE CO. Tel. 4-7311 Dexter :z Maine She doesn't wink, she doesn't flirt, She spreads no gossip, tells no dirt, She has no line , she plays no tricks, But give her time, she's only six. LEO A. BERUBE Your Heating and Electrical Contractor Sheet Metal Work - WAlker 4-6234 - WEBBER'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING and Usecl Parts Dover Road DEXTER - MAINE WAlker 4-6696 65 Congratulations to the Class of 1961 DUMBARTQN WQGLEN MILL DEXTER - - - MAINE We are the cave men of the world and of the future: fumbling our way amid dangers of our own creation. The Seniors UNITED STORES CO Dry Goods and Electrical Appliances Household Items DEXTER -:- Maine Carols Restaurant AI.I. HOME COOKING Steaks - Chops - Sandwiches Sea Foods Open Week Days 5:30 - 8:00 except Friday 5:30 - 9:00 37 Grove Street, Dexter Also Lunches And Meals To Go DEXTER PHARMACY S. L. SMALL 8a SON Prescription Specialists BEACON FEEDS Eastman Kodak and Grinding and Mixing POLAND DEXTER -- MAINE CAMERAS BAILEY MOTORS, Inc. Eastern States OLDSMOBILE CARS , Farmers Exchange GMC TRUCKS Feed - Seeds - Fertilizer S l d S ' aes an e 'e FARM SUPPLIES DEXTER -:- Maine ROBERT FANJOY Telephone WAIker 4-7171 67 KENNETH G. GRANT 19 Pine Street DEXTER -:- -:- -:- MAINE fx A USTOM SPRAYING MILK TRANSPOR E-A Q 'clk QQ Q' 358 QE 3-1 ii -Aisxggg 5f3i E?iQ5aEi H isis Q QQQQQ '90 'A3lgX2XQjfi5K3HQQf ca wg? 'QFQXQEQ 1 Eiga? SQ QE? E215 is QS N fi Compliments of Compliments Of WENTWORTH LAUNDRY BILL'S MARKET 157 Free Slreel-DEXTER DEXTER MAINE WA. 4.6481 H. Knox: Use your noodle, lady! Use your noodle! Charlene N.: My goodness, where is the noodle? l've pushed cmd pulled everything in the Car! Gilman Hardware CoNIPIIIvIENTs or CG' t HARDWARE - Pl.UNlBlNG The cmd HEATING BUILDING MATERIALS THOMAS SCHQQI. LUMBER - COAL Ol Telephone EMpire' 8-4329 NEWPORT If MAINE 42 Broadway RCA TELEVISION BANGOR 'I' MNNE ERIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES PYROFAX GAS and APPLIANCES 69 The House ol Pizza lNext to the Theaterl INVITES YOU TO TRY OUR Pizza - Italian Sandwiches Hotdogs, Hamburgs, Homecooked Food, Coffee, Cold Drinks Tables for your Convenience DEXTER -::- MAINE FLYNN'S CHEVRON STATION Chevron Supreme R. P. M. Oil Complete Auto Repairing Telephone WAIker 4-7564 DEXTER -:- Maine MOUNTAIN MOTORS New AND Used Cars Telephone WAIker 4-6271 DEXTER - Maine 70 Jewett Construction Co. Building and Contracting Box 205 DEXTER MAINE THIS WINTER TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO THE COMFORTS OF DEPENDABLE SHELL FURNACE OIL FAY 8g SCOTT OIL CO. Dexter :: :: Maine Walker 4-7446 Ronnie: The first time you contradict me, I'm going to kiss you. Mary: You are not! HUSSON COLLEGE Maine's Largest School of Business Training TERMINAL COURSES: Stenographic Typing Clerical Business Administration Accounting DEGREE COURSES: B.S. Secretarial Science B.S. in Accounting C. H. Husson, President M. F. BRAGDON PAINT COMPANY 47 Exchange Street PORTLAND, MAINE Painting Materials Wall Paper-Janitor Supplies THE MERRILL TRUST COMPANY The Bangor Bank Where You Can Park With Ease Serving Eastern Maine Complete Personal, Family and Business Banking Service SAVINGS ACCOUNTS HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS CLUB ACCOUNTS BANK BY MAIL CHECKING ACCOUNTS IReguIar and Speciall PERSONAL LOANS TRUST SERVICES AUTO LOANS MORTGAGE LOANS BUSINESS LOANS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES QUICK EXIT Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System BANGOR, BELFAST, BUCKSPORT, CALAIS, DEXTER, DOVER-FOXCROFT, EASTPORT JONESPORT, MACHIAS, MILO, OLD TOWN, ORONO, SEARSPORT, WOODLAND . T. Co. Compliments of Compliments Of SCENIC RESTAURANT Md ddd Mrs, Edmund Ldddry Kinney Duplicator Co. Inc Bangor - Maine DEXTER .. MAINE WALL STREET Firth-Mortery: TerribIy sorry to hear you buried your wife last week, old boy. Wathleywood: Had to . . . dead you know! GQ GULF DEXTER BOTTLING COMPANY Telephone WAlker 4-7149 Thomas Gulf Service E Wall Street- Dexter MOUNT KINEO GINGER ALE, WAlker 4-8828 ORANGE CRUSH, MOXIE, M50 ' DR. swETT's RooT BEER, can 1' H 0 M A 5 for STRAWBERRY, O-SO-GRAPE, DR. PEPPER Dependable Tax' Serwce ll Free Street WANG' 4-7451 DEXTER MAINE 73 Compliments of FAYSCCTT LAN DIS MACHINE CCRP. J. V. B A S K E T B A I. I. Front Row: J. Seavey, D. Bailey. Second Row: Coach Blagdon, C. Clukey S C el, R. Wallace, D. Poole D l ' l. Chabot, D. Gilbert, M. Mealey, B. Haskell, M. Haskell P At ater, U. Clukey, Mgr. P. R b G Tibbetts. Manufacturers of Textile I AND Shoe Repairing Machinery Dexter Maine 74 U5 W CN el. Wisconsin 7-2 E. if No E E, E 3 5 2 E W 3 2 L 'S E .2 3 E 'S 'S 5 Q5 ' ww www if Q2 Ii Q Q- E ,jf L CQ uiijpffb I gy 99,7 al , Mfg if if Uv iid! j f. f 6 -x 99 W GU I LFURD M . M BW' 0111 QM ilnpd NUMS 'W www iowmom . -aw 0 is Dwi Guilford Woolen Mills Inc. Guilford, Maine 2-Q19 vim. AJ PV,g,,i -V 22 ,E L 'Q i P A '?W 2 gg? M Jay Q 'Q do '50 5 'fffjj 5 431, M' F 2 eq, Q Q, J Q, 6' ag? 'fzf Retail Mill- Store at Guilford QQ 75 1 THORNE'S QUALITY CLEANERS Quality Cleaning Does Make A Difference 83 Union Square DOVER-FOXCROFT - MAINE Pickup - Every Tuesday and Friday At TITCOMB-DAVIS, Our Agent LANPHER'S DRUG STORE Youn REXALL stone - Prescriptions - Carefully Prepared by Reg. Pharmacist Rapid Film Development Service Authorized Sales for Eastman Kodak and Bell and- Howell Cameras BIOLOGICAL ' BABY NEEDS ' STOCKINGS Surgical Supplies Cosemetics ' Sundries Merchants Profit Sharing Stamps Free Delivery Phone LO 4-3372 Service Night Call LO 4-2564 - MONUMENT SQUARE - DOVER-FOXCROFT -:- MAINE An old Indian took his watch to the ieweler to have it repaired. The jeweler took the watch apart and a dead insect fell out. The Indian, noticing the dead bug lying on the table said, Ugh! No wonder watch no run, engineer dead. Compliments of I PISCATAQUIS SAVINGS BANK DOVER-FOXCROFT - MAINE Where Your Savings Earn 3'Ma per annum Small enough to know you Large enough to serve you Strong enough to protect you 76 l'lASKEl.l.-CORN-lEl.l. CO Clothing and Furnishings DOVER-FOXCRCFT, MAINE P. E. WARD 81 CO. Complete Home Furnishers Kroehler Furniture Philco Radios Simmons Mattresses Frigidaire Refrigerators Combination Gas-Oil Ranges Maytag Washers Gass Oiiice Specialty Co. 49 Park Street BANGOR - MAINE Special Student Prices on Portables - Exclusive Olympia ooven-Foxcnort - Dealer - MAINE HARRIS BAKING COMPANY ,ji . Bakers of 2 5 Q BETTER Fooo RETAILERS BAKED SINCE 1859 Focus WATERVILLE : MAINE 77 LAKESIDE SUPER MARKET Your Local Shopworth Store COMPLETE LINE of GROCERIES and QUALITY MEATS Always Plenty of Free Parking GOLD NUGGET RESTAURANT Guilford, Maine Compliments of GUILFORD TRUST COMPANY Brunch of Greenville Guilford Maine 78 Compliments Of GUILFORD LUMBER CO. Everything to build with. TRiangle 6-2286 GUILFORD :: MAINE Compliments of WASSOOKEAG SCHOOL-CAMP Dexter -::- Maine Lester E. May-Director DESK - Waste bask h d DIME - A dollct 'F 'mf' Q - .xg 1 e AT HOME Nf Digg. AT womc 9 M 3 . hx I AT PLAY ELECTRICITY SERVES YOU BEST EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY CENTRAL MAINE POWER OMPANY 79 Compliments I of MAINE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. William T. Maybury, President GIVE US A D I YEAI TIGERS! COTT QUALITY BEVERAGES - I7 Delicious Flavors - IT'S COTT TO BE GOOD BANGOR -- -' -- CARIBOU 80 EASTLAND WOOLEN MILL, INC. Manufacturers of Fine - Woolens - CORINNA -' '- MAINE Gordon Tibbetts - Daddy, l put a stick of dynamite under the teacher's chair today Daddy - You did? Well, you go right back to school and apologize. Tibbetts - What school? WIRTHMORE STORES FERNALD'S MARKET CORINNA - MAME CORINNA -3' MAINE Telephone CRestwood 8-2101 Groceries GRAIN - FERTILIZER - SEEDS Meats vege,c,b,es BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE Eastern Trust ancl Banking Company BANGOR MAINE OFFICES OLD TOWN, MAINE MACHIAS, MAINE DRIVE-IN OFFICES State and Fern Streets Hammond and Allen Streets INSTALLMENT LOAN AGENCY 73-75 Central Street - Bangor, Maine tolen ar has a 1949 Chevy body on a 1939 Studebaker 1953 Wyman: Officer, my s c chassis with a 1951 Kaiser front bumper, a 1955 Chevy grill and a Oldsmobile engine. Prescott: What do you call the model? Wyman: A Chevikaiseroldamostude. A. C. GEI.I.ERSON CO Main Street J- I-- PAINE 3K SUN Dover-Foxcroft MAINE EAST CURINTH tel. Logan 4-2784 MAINE Major Appliances FURNITURE Toy Department Floor Covering 82 NEWPORT HARDWARE and PLUMBING CO. Licensed Plumber on Call Compliments of Martin-Senour Paints Hardware Plumbing and Heating J' F' Dyer Building Materials Electrical Supplies 0p1-QMETRI51' Sporting Goods BOATS - MOTORS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES NeWP0ff Maine Telephone EMpire 8-5225 WATER STREET - NEWPORT Jaywalker: Someone who bets his two legs against 'Four wheels. Services Available at Our Bank ONE STOP BANKING CHRISTMAS CLUB ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS BANK-BY-MAIL TRAvELER'S CHECKS U. S. SAVINGS BONDS NIGHT DEPOSITORY-SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES LOANS BUSINESS COLLATERAL HOME REPAIR INSTALLMENT APPLIANCE PERSONAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE NEWPORT TRUST COMPANY Newport :: :: Maine Corinna - Maine Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 83 Compliments of H. L. TILLSON 84 CO. Hordward Building Materials Plumbing and Heating Supplies Dexter Maine Look at the Birdie!- COMPLIMENTS OF Snow Flake Canning C0 PLANTS AT and its employees Canners, freezers dehydrutors of Fresh Vegetables 84 HARTLAND, CORINNA, MAINE