Eliot High School - Quill Yearbook (Eliot, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

Tshe Quill Editor-in-Chief David Kimball Assistant Editors Judy Paul Sara Spurr Associate Editors Donald Wherren Cathy McGeehan Gail Wood ELIOT HIGH SCHOOL ELIOT, MAINE Table of Contents THEME .......................... 3 DEDICATION...................... 4 SCHOOL PERSONNEL................ 6 SENIORS ........................11 “SENIORS THROUGH THE YEARS” 21 UNDERCLASSMEN ..................23 BIG CHIEFS .....................30 SENIOR HONORS ..................32 ACADEMICS ......................33 SPORTS .........................41 ACTIVITIES .....................49 SNAPSHOTS ......................65 JUNIOR PROM ....................66 SPORTSMANSHIP ..................69 ADVERTISING ....................73 2 THEME: TIME Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Longfellow 3 DEDICATION We dedicate our ’63 Yearbook to Mrs. Obrey and Mr. Hartford. Through years of vigorous endeavor, they have managed to guide many a student through Eliot High School. Their work will always be a source of inspiration and knowledge to those who have known them. DEDICATION Their qualities of cooperation and leadership have contributed largely to our ideals of life and education. Constant service in our behalf places them in our highest esteem. This dedication is but a small token of our sincere appreciation for the years of guidance, understanding, thoughtfulness, and patience. School Personnel LEWIS D’ALESSIO Degree: B.S. M.A. College or Colleges attended: Bowdoin — An- derson — Ball State Teacher’s — Michigan State University — (Special work at Indiana University and Western University) Principal Hobby: Hunting — Fishing — Camping ROBERT W. PERHAM Degree: B.S. College or Colleges attended: University of New Hampshire — Sampson, New York Submaster Subjects teaching: Driver’s Education — World Geography Class or club advising: Safety Council Hobby: Athletics — Carpenter work — water sports LINDSAY J. MARCH Degree: A.B. M.A. College or Colleges attended: University of Maine — Columbia — Summer Study — Harvard University —Boston University — University of Washington Guidance Class or club advising: Student Council Hobby: Fishing 6 DOMINICK H. CERABONA Degree: B.A. College or Colleges attended: University of New Hampshire Subjects teaching: Ancient History - U.S. History — Problems of Democracy — Personal Problems Class or club advising: Freshmen Advisor — Assist- ant Football Coach Hobby: Athletics NORMA CLAFLIN Degree: B.A. College or Colleges attended: University of New Hampshire Subjects teaching: French Class or club advising: Junior Class — Pow Wow — Cheerleaders Hobby: Handcraft ALTON B. DAVIS Degree: B.A. College or Colleges attended: University of Maine — Boston University Subjects teaching: Math Class or club advising: Freshman Class Hobby: Golf, hunting, and fishing PATRICIA A. HANNIGAN Degree: B.S. College or Colleges attended: Gorham State Teach- er’s College Subjects teaching: Chorus, Band, and Majorettes Hobby: Sewing 7 FRANCIS CAVERLY HARTFORD Degree: B.S. in Education (Major in Industrial Arts) College or Colleges attended: Gorham State Teach- ers College Subjects teaching: Industrial Arts Class or Club advising: Senior Advisor, Yearbook Advertising Advisor, Audio Visual Aids. Hobby: Boating DONALD JAMES MacLANE Degree: B.S. College or Colleges attended: Husson Subjects teaching: Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing, Office Practice Club advising: Pow-Wow, Coach Hobby: Sports BEVERLY A. McCRAW Degree: B.A. College or Colleges attended: University of Maine Subjects teaching: Math Class or Club advising: Sophomore Class, Yearbook (Editorial) Hobby: Reading, Sports DOROTHY MORRISON Degree: B.A. College or Colleges attended: Bates College Subjects teaching: English Class or Club advising: Dramatics Hobby: Giving Readings, Coaching Plays 8 ROBERT MORRISON Degree: B.S. College: University of Maine Subjects teaching: Physics ELEANOR C. MULLINS Degree: B.S. in Education College or Colleges attended: University of Idaho Sujects teaching: Reading, Civics, Personal Problems Hobby: Stock Market MILDRED KNOWLES OBREY Degree: B.S. College or Colleges attended: Boston University — Simmons College ' 'Subjects teaching: English Class or club advising: N.H.S. — Senior Class Hobby: Grandchildren EUGENE H. WHITNEY Degree: B.S. in Education College or Colleges attended: Boston University — Colby College — University of New Hampshire — Salem State College Subjects teaching: Biology, Earth Science Hobby: Athletics 9 School Personnel Seated: H. Robbinson, N. Hanson, F. Goul, W. Foote. Standing: G. Spinney, W. Hoyt, Z. Zamarchi School Secretary B. Copeland SENIORS DEBORAH JANET ALLEN “Debby” Commercial Course Ambition: IBM Operator Transfer her Junior year . . . quiet . . . sharp dresser. Activities: Home Making 3; Home Nursing 3; Glee Club 4. MARY LOU BARRETT “LuLu” Commercial Course Ambition: Beautician Full of pep .. . dependable ... a good sport. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Home Making 3; Home Nursing 3; Drama 2, 3 4; School Newspaper 3; Art 1, 2 3; Office Help 1, 2, 4; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Volly- ball 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4. JOYCE ELLEN BOND Commercial Course “Joycie” Ambition: Beautician Great humor . .. friend to all... favors the name Dick. Activities: J. V. Chearleading 1; J. V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Home Making 3; Softball 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I, 2, 3; Art I, 2; Student Librarian 3. DIANA RAE BURT “Diane” College Course Amibtion: To be a Nurse Quiet. . . loves music . . . very friendly. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatics 2, 4; Home Mak- ing 3, 4; Art 1. 12 EDWARD EVERETTE CZECHALSKI “Skip” Industrial Arts Course Ambition: To see the world Quiet . . . dependable . . . loves his cars. RAYLENE LINDA GROVER Rae” Commercial Course Ambition: Beautician Small . . . not shy . . . always giggling. Activities: Home Nursing 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; School Paper—Editor 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 4. CLAUDIA LAUREN HALL “Claudie” General Course Ambition: Beautician and Happiness Friendly . . . Southern belle . . . likes to Laugh. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Nursing 2; Softball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 3, 4; Special Chorus 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Art 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE RENA HAMMOND “Gerry” Commercial Course Ambition: Executive Secretary Friend to all . . . not too shy . . . always happy. Activities: J. V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2; Dramatics 2; Glee Club 2; Home Nursing 3; Home Making 3; Intramurals 2, 3; Future Teachers of America 4; School Newspaper 4; Office Help 4. 13 NORMAN FREEMAN HANSON JR. “Norm” Commercial Course Ambition: To join the men in blue Deeply interested in our safety . . . not so quiet as he seems . . . full of fun. Activities: Safety Council 1, 2; President 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Delegate to National Student Safety Conference 3, 4; Delegate to State Safety Conference 1, 2; Junior Police-chief 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; School Newspaper 1; Member Board of Directors of National Student Safety Association 3. JARED CALVIN HICHENS “Hich” Industrial Arts Course Ambition: Service Always willing to help ... a clown . . . loves his cars. Activities: Art 3; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Foodball 4; Play Cast 2, 3; Junior Police 2, 3, 4. MATTHEW THOMAS HOOD JR. “Matt” College Course Ambition: President of the United States Flirtatious . . . ready with a helping hand . . . always busy. Activities: Glee Club 1; E.R.A. 1; Class Vice-President 1, 2; Student Council—Vice President 3; President 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Office Help 4; Dirigo Boys’ State 3. JUDY MAXINE HUNKER Commercial Course “Hunky” Ambition: To be happy Quiet ... a transfer from California . . . adds sunshine to our class. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Home Making 3, 4. 14 KAY LEE JOHNSON College Course Shy . . . dependable . . . determined. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Softball National Honor Society 4. Kay Ambition: Teacher 1; Home Making 3; Yearbook 4; DAVID LESTER KIMBALL “Dave College Course Ambition: Writer Leader of our class . . . always has an answer . . . likes folk music and espresso. Activities: Class Treasurer 1; Drama Guild Vice President 1; Presi- dent 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Camera Club 2; Yearbook 1, 4; Student Council 2; Class Vice President 3; President 4; Bovs’ State Representative 3; Dynamic Reading 3; School Newspaper 2; French Club President 4. KENNETH LESLIE LEAVITT College Course Shy . . . willing to help . . . adds much to our class. Activities: Football 2; Junior Police 2, 3, 4. “Ken Ambition: To be happy FERN ESTHER LAUTERWASSER “Fern” College Course Ambition: Math Teacher Dependable . . . Guardian of our class till . . . great in math. Activities: Cheerleading J. V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Secretary 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Home Making 3; Home Nursing 3; Yearbook 4; Girls’ State 3; Assistant Softball Mana- ger 3; Librarian 4; Drama 2, 3. 15 CATHERINE ANN MCGEEHAN “Cathy General Course Ambition: To be happy Full of fun . . . pretty . . . talkative . . . likes the boys. Activities: Art 2, 3; Yearbook 3, 1; Glee Club 2; Home Making 3; Home Nursing 3; Dramatics 3; Newspaper 3; Intramurals 2; Vollevball 2, 3; Library Help 3. SANDRA ELISE MCKAY Commercial Course “Sandy” Ambition: To go to Florida Petite, cute redhead . . . partial to Florida . . . left us for a while, but we’re glad she’s hack. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Art 2; Transfer from Florida in her Junior year. THOMASINE MCKINNON “Tomi” General Course Ambition: Beautician New arrival this year . . . we’re glad she came . . . adds much to our class. Activities: Yearbook 4; Transfer from Framingham. KAREN ANN MOYNAHAN “Karen” Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary Always there with a helping hand ... a lively cheerleader . . . full of fun. Activities: Student Council Secretary 2; N.H.S. 3; Treasurer 4; Home Making 3; Home Nursing 3; Yearbook 4; Intramurals 1, 2; Glee Club 1. 2; Dirigo Girls’ State Representative 3; Student Librarian 4; J. V. Cheerleader 1, Varsity 2, Captain 3, 4; Drama 2. 16 JUDITH EILEEN PAUL “Judy’ Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary One of the go-getters of the Senior Class . . . partial to Traip . . . last of the Paul Dynasty. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2; Home Making 3; Cheerleader 3; Year- book 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Nursing 2; E. R. A. Treasurer 3; Office Help 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3. RICHARD LEROY PECKHAM “Dick” General Course Ambition: Navy Transfer from Portsmouth . . . loves to hunt. . . nice guy. Activities: Football 3, 4. ALAN PAUL REDDEN A1 Commercial Course Ambition: Accounting or Radio Wise . . . willing . . . and always ready . . . that’s Alan . . . McDaniels First Hand Man. Activities: Class President 1; J. V. Basketball 1; Junior Police 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Dramatics 2; Volleyball 1. DANA LESLIE RIVERS “Dana” College Course Ambition: Business Administration, Politics Quiet . . . reliable . . . well liked by all. 17 BERYL EILEEN ROGERS General Course “Dimples” Ambition: Housewife Always with a smile and a good word . . . well liked . . . cute. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Nursing 2; Home Making 4; Dramatics 2. TIMOTHY STEPHEN SEARS “Tim” College Course Ambition: To be an intellectual, happy, and successful person Smart . . . fine sense of humor . . . likes to give his opinion. Activities: Drama Guild 1, 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Representative to States Youth Citizenship Confer- ence 3; Library Help 4; Dynamic Reading 3; D.A.R. Medal for History 3; Boys Varsity Basketball Scorer 3, 4; French Club 4; N.H.S. 3; Presi- dent 4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN SNOW JR. “Bill” College Course Ambition: Geodesist Class tease . . . seems quiet, but watch out . . . keen sense of humor. Activities: Student Council 1; Dramatics 3; E.R.A. 3; Varsity Basket- ball Manager 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Special Chorus 4. IDA MARY SPINNEY “Idabug Commercial Course Ambition: Secretary Quiet. . . studious . . . that’s little Idabug . . . does well in everything. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3; Newspaper 4; F. T. A. 4; Library Help 4: N. H. S. 4. 18 SARA ELIZABETH SPURR “Sally” College Course Ambition: Registered Nurse Quiet . . . until you get to know her . . . dependable. Activities: E.R.A. Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Home Nursing 2; Home Making 3; School Newspaper, Editor 3; Student Librarian 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Class President 2, 3; Class Vice-President 4. RICHARD DWIGHT WARRELL “Dick” College Course Ambition: College Handsome . .. great athlete . . . popular . . . great all around guy. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Football 1, 2, 3; E.R.A. 2; Dirigo Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 4. DONALD ROBERT WHERREN “Donnie” College Course Ambition: Industrial Arts Teacher Class musician . . . real crazy . . . always ready to do his share . . . great guv. Activities: Music Appreciation 1; Music Combo 1, 2; Photography Club 1, 2; Basketball 1; Glee Club 1; Football 1; School Newspaper 1, 2; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Art. 2, 3. WILLIAM EDWIN WHITAKER “Bill” Industrial Arts Course Ambition: Vocational School Dependable ... good natured . .. cute . . . always there when you need him . . . well liked. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 19 PATRICIA CLAIRE WHITTEMORE Tat” College Course Ambition: Nurse Keeper of the class records .. . friendly to everyone. Activities: Safety Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Girls Basket- ball 1; Manager 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Art 1, 2; Dirigo Girls’ State 3; National Safety Conference 3; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4. WALTER EDWIN WINSHIP JR. “Stinky” Industrial Arts Course Ambition: To own his own business Flirt . . . nice looking . . . nice guy. Activities: Junior Fireman 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4. GAIL ANNETTE WOOD “Gail” General Course Ambition: Teacher Ambitious . . . courteous . . . liked by all . . . noted for those big brown eyes . . . has added much to our class. E.R.A. 2; Yearbook 1, 2; Business Manager 3. 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Drama- tics 3; Office Help 2; School Paper 3; Home Making 3; J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 4; Representative Tufts University Youth Conference 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 20 Joyce Ray lene Ken Bill S. Walt Donny Judy H. Seniors Through The Years Diana Judy P. David Karen Claudia Debbie Cathy Seniors Through The Years Jared Kay Lee Cail iW jj Sally Dana Sandy Dick P. Tommy Gen-y Alan 5th Grade Blue Rose Paul Newman Nat Wood Red Skelton Steve Allen Sandy MacDonald Spike Jones 4th Grade Toothpaste Gum Tonic Car Orchestra Female Singer Male Singer Hangout All Time Song Dick W. CLASS FAVORITES Gleem Color Juicy Fruit Flower Coke Movie Actor Chevy Movie Actress Bruce Valley Comedian Mrs. MacDaniels T.V. Program Johnny Mathis Disc Jockey King Tuts Jazz Band Born To Lose Junior Class First Row: Mr. Whitney, advisor, D. Brannen, B. Roark, L. Tate, D. Short, P. Alden, E. Brown, D. Taylor, V. Barnard, D. Stuart. Second Row: Miss Claflin, advisor, R. Lane, J. Wiggin, P. Cate, A. Lanier, J. Hanson, J. Paul, M. Place, T. Leavitt, A. Allain. Third Row: T. Poss, C. McKenney, L. Dumas, J. Blake, L. Martin, M. Macomber, K. Law- son, J. MacDonald, S. Kane, D. Durard. Fourth Row: G. Bate, P. Hicks, D. Olmstead, P. Littlefield, R. Small, W. Morin, E. Warner, G. Fuller, W. Rollins. Fifth Row: D. Hallam, R. Barter, G. Gould, D. Gano, B. Allen, F. Emery, C. Oliver, M. Standish, B. McKinnon, J. Lyman. The “Get Up And Go” Juniors of E. H. S. Left to right: Danelle Taylor, Priscilla Alden, Elissa Brown, Deloris Short. Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Priscilla Alden Elissa Brown Deloris Short Danelle Taylor Douglas Stuart Virginia Barnard The Junior Class has worked very hard trying to eam the money needed for graduation. We have had both a bottle drive and a record hop. We are also in hopes of having a very successful Junior Prom this year. 25 t Sophomore Class First Row: S. Hunter, C. Dube, J. Hichens, S. Burt, P. Whitney, L. Mullins, L. Spinney, L. Cerabona, G. Williams, S. Barbour, S. Leavitt, D. Kimball, R. Pare. Second Row: Mrs. Morrison, J. Hichens, S. Olson, C. Priebe, S. Raitt, B. Place, J. Clark P. Waterman, D. Bilodeau, S. Varney, C. Grant, S. Plaisted, D. Sawyer, L. Remick, Mrs. McGraw. Third Row: T. Warner, P. Dumas, P. Thomer, D. Newson, S. McDonough, R. Schaffer, B. Wherren, R. Stephens, B. Wherren, L. Manson, C. Preston, S. Warrell, N. Lucas. Fourth Row: L. Cummings, M. O’Malley, G. Emery, B. Atwood, M. Goodwin, P. Femald, B. Gordon, A. Johnson, B. Snow, J. Fisher, J. Evans. Fifth Row: B. Spinney, K. Wrisley, D. Leavitt, C. Leavitt, N. Moulton, R. D’Errico, R. Schaffer, J. Randolf, P. Morse, R. Holmes. Sophomore Class Officers L. Spinney, Treasurer; E. Mullins, Vice President; L. Cerabona, President; G. Williams, Secretary. The Sophomore Class started the year off with a Record Hop in which we earned $80.28. It was decided not to have a formal Sophomore Hop. We voted to have our dues $4.00 this year. 27 Freshman Class Left to right, front row: S. Berounsky, L. Younger, D. Paul, P. Adams, L. Alden, B. Martin, J. Perham, P. Jones, J. Willis, D. Johnson, G. Zamarchi, K. Fuller, P. Decker, V. Moore. Second row: Mr. Davis, J. Williams, P. Schaffer, J. Evans, N. Rollins, B. Leavitt, K. Gano, P. Tiffault, F. Byrd, P. Staples, P. Littlefield, A. Lohndorf, J. Covington, Mr. Cerabona. Third row: J. Harrington, D. Horton, J. Thompson, P. Schaffer, J. Hilt, S. Gauthier, L. Bartlett, D. Crowell, J. Benoit, R. Aiguier, K. Nutter, K. Berounsky, J. Whitney, B. Witham. Fourth row: C. Toussaint, B. Kroska, D. Horton, M. Olsen, S. Horton, E. Marble, S. Rogers, R. Shepard, B. Goodwin, R. Fcmald, P. McKay, M. Rowe, D. Varney. Back row: C. Pettigrew, R. Aiguier, J. Murray, F. Short, P. Spinney, C. D Errico, R. Hooper, R. Emery, A. Hett, S. Shapleigh, T. Barr, B. Warner, R. Lawrence, J. Parmley. Freshman Class Officers B. Martin, Treasurer; P. Jones, President; J. Perham, Vice President; J. Willis, Secretary. The Freshmen Class has sponsored two record hops this year, which proved to be very successful. Although only part of the Freshmen Initiation was held it was enjoyed by both Freshmen and Seniors. Thanks is given to the Freshmen advisors, Mr. Cerabona and Mr. Davis, for their advice and understanding during this first year. 29 Senior Honor Parts Valedictorian...............Timothy Sears Salutatorian...........Fem Lauterwasser First Honor Essayist.. Karen Moynahan Second Honor Essayist.........Ida Spinney Third Honor Essayist..........Dana Rivers 32 ACADEMICS English Mrs. Mullins is shown with several pupils in a course of speed and developmental reading. M. Barrett is shown demonstrating the method which the class uses. Senior English students are discussing the effects of Transition Periods in English Literature. Mrs. Obrey is acting as the chairman of the class discussion. 34 French “College Bowl,” a game which tests students’ knowledge of all aspects of French culture, is a weekly part of the French 3 and 4 class’s program. The use of a tape recorder for class work, greatly benefits the individual student’s pro- nunciation and ability to read French fluently. Math Mrs. McGraw and Mr. Davis are the teachers in the Math Department. Many new films have been added to the Department this year and have been very useful in class instruction. The teachers in the Science Department are Mr. Morrison and Mr. Whitney. The Biology and Earth Science classes have undertaken a few projects this year, both worthwhile and interesting. Mr. Robert Morrison, Phvsics instructor, is the advisor of the newly estab- lished Science Club. The following are the purposes set down by the members: 1. To develop the habit of teamwork coupled with independent and creative thinking, and to further pursue some aspect of science. 2. To develop an appreciation of the scientific methods of inquiry, and also an appreciation within the science field. 36 Science 37 Social Studies Mr. Perham is shown instructing a class of Driver’s Education on the effects of centrifugal force. Mr. Cerabona is also a social studies teacher. Ancient History, U. S. History, Social Problems, and Problems of Democracy are his courses. Mrs. Mullins teaches World History and Social Problems, also. 38 Commercial Education In the Commercial Department, students are taught the basic fundamentals of the business field. Here is the second year typing class, which is given an op- portunity to work with actual business problems. Industrial Arts Each year the Industrial Arts Program of Maine holds a Fair in which any shop student in Maine may enter. The last time Eliot Students entered, one re- ceived a first award ribbon on his project. This year, we again plan to enter the fair. Peter Fernald is entering a glass topped coffee table and James Randolf is entering a glass front gun cabinet; both show fine worksmanship. Let’s hope these boys receive recognition. Many other areas are taught in our shop also. You are always welcome to come in and look around. 40 Football This year’s football season was not as successful as we had hoped, but the training which we received this year will help us to have a better season next year. First row: L. Manson, G. Emery, D. Stuart, Co-Captains: G. Gould, D. Gano, M. OMalley, S.. McDonough, W. Morin. Second row: C. D Enico, F. Hayes, B. Wherren, B. McKinnon, J. Hichens, R. Small, D. Horton. Third row: C. Fuller, M. Standish, R. Hooper, M. Olsen, F. Short, R. Emery. Fourth row: Coaches: Mr. Whitney and Mr. Cerabona. Softball Left to right, First row: E. Brown, D. Short, J. Bond, Mr. Perham, Coach, M. Barrett, C. Hall, G. Wood. Second row: D. Paul, J. Hichens, S, Leavitt, J. Paul, S. Olson, K. Nutter, L. Spinney. Third row: J. Clark, C. Toussaint, J. Willis. G. Zamarchi. J. Perham, P. Schaffer, J. Benoit, K. Gano, J. Covington, B. Leavitt. Fourth row: J. Williams, M. Place, D. Kimball, B. Martin, J. Evans, S. Raitt, P. Littlefield, P. Staples, N. Rollins, P. Decker. Mr. Perham’s softball team had a very successful year last year. We wound up the year with a record of 8 wins and 2 losses. Although many of our team members graduated, we’re sure we will have a very good team. Last year’s scores are: Home Opponent Eliot 16 Berwick 15 Eliot 27 South Berwick 13 Eliot 17 Old Orchard 7 Eliot 24 Kennebunk 8 Eliot 20 Kennebunk 12 Eliot 7 York 15 Eliot 20 Berwick 28 Eliot 32 South Berwick 4 Eliot 35 York 13 Eliot 28 Old Orchard 0 43 Basketball Left to right, Front row: G. Emery, G. Gould, Co-captain M. Hood, Co-captain R. Wanrell, M. O’Malley, J. Parmley. Left to right, Back row: B. Snow, manager, D. Stuart, R. Hooper, D. Gano, Coach Whitney, R. Snow, B. Gordon, A. Johnson, T. Sears. OPPONENT ELIOT York 58 37 Traip 68 27 Berwick 66 48 Greely 71 19 Newmarket 36 34 Nute 18 48 North Berwick 48 60 Wells 71 44 Newmarket 36 60 Berwick 57 42 York 61 27 South Berwick 51 43 Traip 75 31 Greely 80 29 North Berwick 59 41 Wells 58 48 South Berwick 54 49 44 Girls’ Varsity Basketball First row: J. Paul, J. Bond, M. Barrett, E. Brown, Captain G. Wood, V. Barnard, A. Allain. Second row: L. Spinney, T. Warner, S. Olsen, S. Raitt, D. Taylor, D. Brannen. Third row: R. Perham, Coach, P. Dumas, K. Nutter, P. Schaffer, P. Whittemore, Manager. We started the season with only one experienced mem- ber on the squad. When the first games came up, the rookies came through to show what they could do. Although the four year winning streak was broken in a game with York, we are very proud of our 16 to 2 record. We again obtained the league championship for the eleventh year in a row. We are losing three seniors but we are looking forward to a good season next year. Girls’ J.V. Basketball First row: L. Mullins, J. Benoit, J. Perham, D. Paul, C. Cano, J. Willis, C. Tousaint. Second row: D. Durard, Manager, B. Martin, P. Littlefield, J. Covington, G. Zamarchi, P. Staples, L. Cummings. Third row: R. Perham, Coach, M. Decker, J. Hilt, F. Byrd, J. Clark. Boys’ J.V. Basketball First row: R. Lawrence, C. D’Frrico, D. Hallam, T. Bar, D. Newson, J. Lyman. Second row: Mr. MacLane, Coach, C. Hayes, L. Manson, Captain, N. Moulton, D. Small, T. Poss, R. Schaffer, R. Emery, B. Stephens. Cheerleaders Left to Right: Shirley Plaisted, Ruth Pare, Raylene Grover, Judy Wiggin, Deloris Short, Captain Karen Moynahan, Fem Lauterwasser, Pamela Waterman, Co-captain Priscilla Alden, Linda-Gail Alden. The cheerleading squad this year consisted of ten girls. Three of them were substitutes. They were Shirley Plaisted, Ruth Par6, and Linda-Gail Alden. We would like to thank the students of E.H.S. for supporting us at the games. Miss Claflin, our advisor, has helped us a great deal this year, and we would like to thank her. Baseball First row: R.. Tomlinson, C. Walker, E. Pierce, T. McIntyre. R. Elliott, W. Shapleigh. Second rote: Coach Whitney, C, Hayes, M. Hood, R Warrell, T. Sears, E. Warner. SCORES Eliot 3 York 14 Eliot 6 Berwick 14 Eliot 6 North Berwick 2 Eliot 11 South Berwick 4 Eliot 6 Wells 1 Eliot 9 North Berwick 1 Eliot 2 Saint Ignatius 14 Eliot 19 Wells ' 8 Eliot 4 Berwick 5 Eliot 4 York 7 Eliot 14 South Berwick 3 Eliot tied with Berwick for the League Championship. 48 SmT.TAT.mV National Honor Society Sitting: T. Sears, Mrs. Obrey: advisor, V. Barnard, F. Lauterwasser, and K. Moynahan. Standing: D. Short, D. Rivers, L. Tate, D. Warrell, E. Brown, I. Spinney. The officers elected for the 1962-1963 school year are as follows: President ........................... Timothy Sears Vice-President ................... Virginia Barnard Treasurer ........................ Karen Moynahan Secretary ....................... Fern Lauterwasser In order to become a member of the National Honor Society, a person must excel in Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. In the fall, we held our first induction of the year. At this induction the following people became members: Kay Lee Johnson Ida Spinney Dana Rivers Richard Warrell Virginia Barnard Elissa Brown Deloris Short Lynn Tate 50 Student Council Seated: P. Dumas, M. Hood, Mr. March, Advisor, V. Bamard, D. Johnson. Standing: G. Wood, D. Newson, D. Stuart, R. Aiguier. Student Council officers for this year were elected as follows: Matt Hood, Presi- dent, Virginia Barnard, Vice-President, Pat Dumas, Secretary, and Donald John- son, Treasurer. The Student Council has initiated many projects this year. Among them was putting together a hand book for the incoming freshmen, sponsoring spectator buses to all the away basketball games to help improve school spirit, and holding a beatnik record hop to raise money to send delegates to Girls’ and Boys’ State. Several assemblies were held throughout the school year under the direction of the Student Council. The Student Council Convention was held in Auburn, Maine, this year. Those members actively participating were Matt Hood, Gail Wood, Doug Stuart, Vir- ginia Bamard, and Pat Dumas. 51 ADVERTISING STAFF Seated: J. Hitchens, D. Short, G. Wood, J. Paul, Advisor Mr. Hartford. Standing: J. Willis, P. Schaffer, P. Jones, K. Moynahan, R. Schaffer, D. Wherren, M. Barrett, J. Perham, J. Hanson, E. Zamarchi. The Quill EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: A. Allain, D. Taylor, E. Brown, D. Durard, D. Short. Standing: S. Varney, L. Spinney, L. Martin, P. Jones, T. Warner, L. Mullins, L. Younger. Seated: D. Wherren, C. Wood, D. Kimball, J. Paul, C. McCeehan. Standing: Advisor Mrs. McGraw, F. Lauterwasser, J. Hitchens, W. Winship, A. Bedding J. Bond, T. McKinnon, P. Whittemore. STAFF Editor Ass’t Editor Ass’t Editor Art Editor David Kimball Judy Paul Sally Spurr Cathy McGeehan Business Manager Gail Wood Ass’t Business Manager Deloris Short Photo Editor Don Wherren Many long hours have been spent assembling this year’s Quill. We all have enjoyed the time spent on the yearbook and wish to thank all who have made it possible by their cooperation. And now that the yearbook is out we hope you will enjoy its pictures, accounts of the activities, and memories that it provides. 53 Safety Council First Row: Norman Hanson, Mr. Perham; Patricia Whittemore, Deborah Brannen, Robert Stevens. Second Row: Pamela Adams, Betty Roark, Lynn Tate, Vicki Moore, Nancy Lucas. Junior Police The officers for this year have been: Captain .......................... Norman Hanson Lieutenant ......................... Alan Redden Sergeant.......................... Kenneth Leavitt Corporal ..................................... Dale Leavitt Corporal .......................... Robert Schaffer First Row: K. Leavitt, A. Redden, Police Chief Waterman, N. Hanson, R. Schaffer, D. Leavitt. Second Row: B. McKinnon, G. Bates, G. Emery, J. Hichens, B. Allen. Third Row: M. Goodwin, D. Olmsted, C. Preston, C. Leavitt, R. Emery. Future Teachers of America Left to right, Seated: P. Alden, S. Gauthier, L. Mullins, D. Durard, L. Spinney, Mrs. Mul- lins; advisor, S. Vamey. Left to right. Standing: I. Spinney, A. Lohndoff, V. Barnard, G. Wood, D. Horton, F. Emery, A. Johnson, J. Benoit, K. Fuller, G. Hammond, C. Toussaint. Officers First Semester President ..... Treasurer ..... Vice President Historian ..... Secretary ..... Donna Durard Sheryl Vamey .. Lynn Mullins Susan Gauthier Linda Spinney Officers Second Semester President ..... Treasurer ..... Vice President Historian ...... Secretary ..... Donna Durard Sheryl Vamey Priscilla Alden Susan Gauthier Linda Spinney The F.T.A. has been very busy this year with its many successful projects. We assisted with a Teacher’s Club meeting during the month of January, at which several of us served refreshments. We sold candy for Valentine’s Day at which time we made eighteen dollars. We have enjoyed the pleasure of observing classes in session at the Primary School, under the co-operation of Mr. Freeze, Mr. Dalessio, and Mrs. Mullins. We assisted the teachers in various ways, such as correcting papers, and helping to plan some of the future activities. We are hoping to help two deserving seniors, who plan on being teachers, as we have in the past, by presenting two seventy-five dollar scholarships at gradu- ation. In order to earn money for them, we are planning a record hop to be held on May 4, 1963. 55 E. H. S. Chorus First row: R. Lane, S. Plaisted, D. Crowell, S. Gauthier, D. Brannen, R. Aiguier, B. Leavitt, A. Lohndorf, R. Pare, S. Leavitt, S. Burt, G. Williams, P. Thiffault, D. Vamey. Second row: J. Wiggin, J. Williams, M. Decker, P. Waterman, L. Cummings, P. Thomer, E. Roark, P. Dumas, P. Littlefield, P. Whitney, A. Allain, C. Barbour, D. Taylor, C. Mc- Kenney. Third row: B. Rogers, S. Kane. K. Gano, D. Durard, L. Spinney, R. Emery, B. Goodwin, J. Thompson, B. Wherren, S. Warrell, V. Barnard, T. Warner, D. Short, E. Brown, D. Bilodeau. Fourth row: S. Raitt, L. Dumas, P. McKay, L. Martin, M. Macomber, C. Dube, L. Tate, F Emery, D. Leavitt, P. Morse, P. Alden, E. Mullins, M. Rowe, V. Moore, K. Nutter. Fifth row: J. Evans J. Hilt, C. Hall, R. Femald, R. Small, D. Olmstead, E. Marble, S. Horton, S. Rogers, G. Emery, W. Snow, J. Hichens, S. Berounsky, S. Olsen. Director: Mrs. Patricia Hannigan 56 E. H. S. Special Chorus First row: J. Wiggin, R. Lane, M. Decker, D. Crowell, D. Taylor, A. Allain, V. Moore, E. Mullins. Second row: L. Cummings, E. Roark, L. Tate, P. Morse, B. Goodwin, V. Barnard, C. Barbour, C. Hall. Third row: D. Durard, J. Hilt, F. Emery, G. Emery, W. Snow, T. Warner, E. Brown, D. Short. On December 11, 1962 the High School and the Elementary school put on a Christmas music festival. The program was well planned bv Mrs. Hannigan, the music supervisor, and was well received, too. The E.H.S. Chorus and the Special Chorus are starting now to practice for the annual spring festival which is held at South Berwick. 57 Pep Club First row: P. Alden, J. Evans, M. Place, S. Berounsky, Miss Claflin; advisor, J. Clark, D. Vamey, C. Priebe, K. Moynahan. Second row: R. Grover, j. Covington, J. Williams, M. Decker, G. Zamarchi, P. Thiffault, J. Hichens, G. Williams, L. Cummings, D. Short. Third row: P. Waterman, P. Staples, K. Gano, P. Thomer, P. Dumas, S. Olson, K. Nutter, D. Crowell, S. Gauthier, J. Wiggin. Fourth row: L. Alden, P. Littlefield, P. Jones, K. Fuller, L. Dumas, S. Kane, S. Leavitt, J. Hichens, M. Rowe, K. Berounsky, R. Pare. Fifth row: S. Plaisted, J. Harrington, C. Preston, D. Small, J. Hichens, B. McKinnon, D. Horton, J. Thompson, G. Bates, B. Allen, F. Lauterwasser. School Paper Seated: Mr. MacLane, advisor, M. Place, R. Grover, Editor, I. Spinney, Miss Claflin, advisor. Standing: D. Kimball, J. Blake, D. Gano, L. Manson, G. Hammond, A. Lanier. Majorettes Center-Back: Claudia Hall. Left to Right: Pat Dumas, Priscilla Aldcn, Linda Gail Alden. Mascot: Billy Rowin, Jr. The Majorettes have been stepping high this vear. Thev have participated in the Christmas Festival and are now practicing for the Memorial Day Parade. Their sharp looking uniforms were given to them last spring as a gift from the Band Boosters Club. 59 Dramatics Club First Row, left to right. P. Decker, D, Burt, D. Kimball, T. Scars, C. Hall, M. Barrett. Second Row: P. Littlefield, J. Benoit, L. Alden, F. Hayes, D. Horton, J. Hilt, R. Pare, C. Tousaint. Third Row: P. Staples, J. Covington, B. Crosker, J. Hichens, A. Lohndorf, K. Cano, Advisor Mrs. Morrison. Fourth Row: J. Hanson, K. Nutter, S. Plaisted, P. Waterman, K. Lawson, T. Leavitt, K. Fuller, P. Jones. Fifth Row: L. Manson, D. Stuart, D. Cano, J. Harrington, A. Hett, D. Horton, J. Thompson, C. D’Errico. Under the guidance of Mrs. Morrison the Dramatics Club has covered such things as stage make-up, the history of the theater, and reading short plays for voice expressions. We have put on a few short skits for club members and for assemblies, and are at the present working on two plays; “Antigone,” to be pre- sented at the one act play contest at Traip, March 20th, and a three-act play called, “Meet Me in St. Louis,” to be presented in the gym April 5th. 60 Dramatics Club Scenes from the one-act play, “Antigone” 61 Mrs. Morrison Home Nursing Seated: D. Paul, P. Adams, Advisor: Mrs. Vetter, L. Younger, N. Rollins. Standing: P. Tiffault, B. Martin, P. Shaffer, J. Evans, K. Berounsky, J. Williams, B. Witham. The Red Cross Home Nursing course has been helping these High School girls learn to meet simple home emergencies and recognize some of the early signs of illness. They have learned to give simple nursing aid to the sick and injured, which will help them keep the family well at home. Home Making Seated: B. Rogers, P. Alden, J. Paul, Advisor: Mrs. Kilfoyle, D. Burt, P. Thomer, S. Burt. Standing: S. Warrell, D. Bilodeau, S. Leavitt, J. Hichens, J. Blake, C. McKenney, S. Olson, S. Raitt, M. Macomber, S. Kane, J. Hunker, J. Evans, C. Grant, J. Hichens, S. Barbour. The Home Makers have been pretty busy this year. They have covered many fields; from knitting to designing their own dresses. These dresses will be modeled in the fashion show this spring. French Club Sitting: L. Mullins, D. Kimball. Miss Claflin, advisor, L. Tate, and V. Barnard. Standing: L. Brown, T. Sears, D. Stuart, and E. Roark. The French Club was formed this year to promote greater appreciation of French culture and civilization. The elected officers are President Vice President Secretary Treasurer follows: David Kimball Lynn Tate Lynn Mullins Virginia Barnard The screening committee includes Timothy Sears, Elizabeth Roark, and Douglas Stuart. An induction of new members included Linda Spinney, Louis Cerabona, Diane Bilodeau, and Pamela Waterman. 63 Library Help First Row: B. Rogers, T. Sears, Mrs. Obrey, F. Emery, D. Paul. Second Row: I. Spinney, P. Whittemore, K. Moynahan, C. Hall, B. Kroska, J. Willis. Office Help First Row: F. Byrd, J. Paul, G. Hammond, D. Short. Second Row: R. Femald, M. Barrett. 64 Now and Then 65 Junior Prom 1962 Last’s year’s Junior Prom was a great success and we are sure everyone enjoyed himself. The gym was decorated very nicely and it went along with our theme. Mr. and Mrs. Hartford led the grand march. Theme: Harbor Lights Date: May 6, 1962 Time: 8:00-11:30 P.M. Queen: Judith Paul Princess: Karen Moynahan King: Dick Warrell Prince: Bill Snow 66 Sportsmanship ... all for one . . . one for all . . . not only in athletics, but also in class work . . . that willingness . . . willingness to give up a little . . . cheerfulness when we lose . . . playing for the game and not for the victory . . . tolerance in spirit . . . freedom from malice . . . open mindedness overlooking of weaknesses in others . . . giving freely and willingly in proportion to our means . . . sticking to legitimate methods . . . striving to be worthy of trust ... all of which lead us to merit what we have . . . that esteem . . . value placed on Eliot. One of the most coveted honors given to a girl and boy graduating from Eliot High School is that of having their names embossed upon the Good Sportsman- ship Award. The candidates are selected by the Student Council members from the senior class. Six girls and six boys names are given to a board of three teachers who have been nominated by the Student Council. The board of teachers select the three boys and three girls to be presented in nomination to the Student Body for the election of the winners of the award. Presented to the school by the class of 1953, the award fosters good sportsman- ship in our high school and is indeed a cherished and a most deserved honor. Sybil Spinney 1954 Roberta Hawkins 1955 Sylvia McConnell 1956 Mary Staples 1957 Gail Shapleigh 1958 Judith Bailey 1959 Mary Allen 1960 Sara Palmer 1961 Ann Goodwin 1962 Donald Fernald 1954 Norris Leamard 1955 Ralph Remick 1956 Herman Barnett 1957 Roland Fernald 1958 Kenneth Chase 1959 Sean Tate 1960 Frederic Langley 1961 William Shapleigh 1962 69 And our hours were spent 70 ... well, in various ways 71 Mrs. McGraw Mr. Hartford Mrs. Obrey Mr. MacLane Mr. Whitney Mr. Perham Mr. March Miss Claflin Best Wishes To The Class of 1963 Mr. Cerabona Mrs. Morrison Mr. Davis Mr. D’Alessio Mr. Morrison Mrs. Mullins Mr. Goul Mr. Zamarchi 72 ADVERTISING PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Horseman Mr. and Mrs. Smojice Mr. and Mrs. Caverhill Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood Mary Lou Barrett Mr. and Mrs. William A. Frye Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moulton Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kennith Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Chester Littlefield Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hett Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly A Friend Mike Quinlivan Mrs. Rupert Simmonds Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell Matthew and Steven Rogers Alan Hett Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Durard Mr. and Mrs. Murton Varrell Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hersey Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGeehan Mr. and Mrs. Warren Day Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Smith Judy Paul Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paul Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goul Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hood Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rogers 73 COMPLIMENTS OF DOW OIL COMPANY ELIOT PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 74 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PORTSMOUTH AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION, INC. Anchor Buick Company, Inc. BUICK and OPEL Brooks Motor Sales, Inc. FORD and FALCON Coleman Rambler Co., Inc. RAMBLER George T. Abood, Inc. DODGE and DART Graces' Auto Service, Inc. CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH Cote Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. LINCOLN and MERCURY D. Franklin Peek, Inc. STUDEBAKER Portsmouth Motor Mart, Inc. PONTIAC and CADILLAC Seacoast Motors, Inc. VOLKSWAGEN Seybolt Motors IMPERIAL, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH Shelton Motor Corporation RAMBLER and WILLYS Taccetta Chevrolet, Inc. CHEVROLET, CHEVY II, and CORVAIR Zoffoli Motors, Inc. OLDSMOBILE and FIAT ELIOT MEAT MARKET Compliments Of A FRIEND 75 Compliments Of MOLE HILL FARM INC. HORSE SHOWS ATHLETICS SCOUT PARK DOG SHOWS POND FOR RETRIEVER TRIALS PHONE: Idlewood 9-0283 or 9-1883 Compliments Of EFFIE SHOPPE PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE GO TENTING INDIAN RIVERS Route 101 - ELIOT, MAINE SWIM, BOAT, FISH, HORSERIDERS 748-0844 Best Wishes to The Class of 1963 YOUR POTATO CHIP SALESMAN BEST O' LUCK! TOBERS 149-155 Congress Street Compliments of A FRIEND Portsmouth's Favorite Store Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND A FRIEND 76 SPORTING GOODS Team and School Equipment Compliments of r. d. McDonough co. FOYE’S 20 MARKET STREET Portsmouth, New Hampshire Recovering Upholstering CANTEEN Trading Center Coin Exchange Buy — Sell — Trade Model-Upholstering Shop OuarantMd RADIOS, PHONOS, GUNS, 89 Market Street CAMERAS, T.V s, GUITARS, TYPEWRITERS, PORTSMOUTH, N. H. TAPE RECORDERS COIN and SUPPLIES 259 Maplewood Avenue PORTSMOUTH, N. H. 77 Compliments Of PORTSMOUTH FLOWER SHOP ELMER E. COLE :: Jeweler :: 10 MARKET STREET Portsmouth,— N. H. 125 Congress Street PORTSMOUTH, N. H. Tel. 436-2723 Compliments Of The Toner Pharmacy J. Walter Toner, Reg. Pharmacist Community Trust 355 State Street Company Portsmouth, New Hampshire Dial 436-2214 78 Compliments Of COMPLIMENTS OF MONTGOMERY WARD'S SHEA'S Portsmouth, New Hampshire CITIES SERVICE Rotary Circle KITTERY - MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF IN PORTSMOUTH IT'S NEWBERRY’S For all of Your Needs STRAFFORD FARMS DAIRY DOVER, - N. H. 7f i Compliments Of J. LYNDON LEAVITT Builders REGINALD 1. 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McPherson Son GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK METAL ROOFING AIR CONDITIONING - VENTILATING Concrete Foundations WARM AIR HEATING METAL GUTTERS and CORNICE CHINCHILLA CAGES - BLOWER WORK ELIOT - MAINE Compliments Of Roland's Radio TV Service Eliot Garden Club 4 Alvin Lane :: Eliot, Me. ID 9-9110 83 Compliments Of NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1963 DAVIS OIL SERVICE BOTTLED GAS and FUEL OILS ELIOT MAINE Tel.: ID 9-1324 The Maxam Company, Inc. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Telephone Geneva 6-9000 175 HIGH STREET PORTSMOUTH, N. H. 85 TIM BROWN ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Auto, Boat, Home IDlewood 9-2500 Residence: Depot Road, Eliot Office: WALLINGFORD SQUARE, KITTERY SAND - GRAVEL - LOAM M. SHAPLEIGH, JR. Contractor BULLDOZER - LOADER and BACKHOE WORK ELIOT, MAINE Phone ID 9-9289 Harry Wood Son WELL DRILLING Idlewood 9-1403 BOLT HILL ROAD ELIOT, MAINE MORIN AND SONS BRICK CO. ELIOT - MAINE THIRD HILL FARM Milk and Cream Pasteurized and Homogenized Tel. ID 9-9285 Compliments Of HODGDON TOOL and DIE ELIOT, MAINE Compliments Of EAST ELIOT GARAGE COMPLIMENTS OF Shad Manor Summer School MACS SERVICE STATION Kennard's Corner ELIOT - MAINE Eliot, Maine COMPLIMENTS AL STANDISH ROUX’ MARKET ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 181 Main Street DOVER, N. H. ELIOT :: MAINE 87 Compliments of Ellsmore's Jenney Station Dr. Robert Toothaker 177 Main Street SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE PETER PAN CLEANERS QUALITY Cleaning—Pressing—Repairing Tel. ID 9-0772 KITTERY - MAINE ROBERGE'S SUNOCO STATION Lubrication — Tune-up Dial 384-2765 South Berwick, Maine BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 FORD INSURANCE AGENCY Mervin F. Ford — Wilson M. Ford KITTERY ID 9-0456 RIDEOUTS HARDWARE SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE WALLACE'S MARKET KITTERY, MAINE The Friendly Shopping Place TO WNE HOUSE of BEAUTY 7 Shapleigh Road KITTERY, MAINE ID 9-2609 Next to Dan's Super Market FREE PARKING 88 THE GEO. D. BOULTER CO COAL COKE RANGE and FUEL OILS INSURANCE Kittery, Maine Telephone ID 9-1310 Mclntire Memorial Funeral Home Robert I. Mclntire, Funeral Director 301 MAIN STREET - SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE Dupont 4-2373 89 COMPLIMENTS OF HUDSON'S APPAREL, INC. FURS-CLOTH COATS - SUITS DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR CHILDREN'S APPAREL Phone GE 6-1003 131 Congress St. Portsmouth, N. H. Compliments of Harry Winebaum Nelson's Sales and Service Compliments of Maytag Washers and Dryers SOPHIAS BEAUTY SHOP Admiral Appliances Main Street ELIOT, MAINE FLOWERS BY LESLIE Leighton Chevrolet, Inc. FOR ALL OCCASIONS York 1190 - 1191 Leslie W. Clough, Prop. Robert Palleschi Serving The YORKS - ELIOT and KITTERY 39 Vaughan Street CHEVROLET CARS - TRUCKS PORTSMOUTH, N. H. CORVAIRS Telephone 436-0633 YOKEN’S Compliments of Thar She Blows LUXURY DINNERS $1.00 DALE MOTORS, INC. 2 Miles South of Portsmouth, N. H. YORK CORNER, MAINE On U.S. No. 1 90 Telephone IDIewood 9-1100 Open 11:30 to 2:30 a.m.. All Year Round DRAGON SEED CHINESE AMERICAN FOOD Cocktail Lounge — Air Conditioned — Orders To Take Out — Route 1 — Kittery, Maine Telephone 222 York THE DELPHINE GIFT SHOP The Shop of Better Gifts H. H. Redding - YORK BEACH, ME. Best Wishes To Class Of '63 Compliments of Compliments Of York Motors, Inc. TOM TAYLOR’S Sales SAAB Service Route 1 YORK, MAINE York 349 Sporting Goods Center Interstate Highway — KITTERY Suburban Utility Gas Compliments of Gas and Electric Appliances Austin Gas and Electric YORK VILLAGE, MAINE STARKEY'S STORE STATE ROAD KITTERY MAINE FOSTER'S Lighting — Heating — Power Nursery Gardens York Harbor, Maine W. J. Patstone Sons Electrical Contractor YORK, MAINE Tel. York 1001 91 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1963 CAMPBELL'S SHOE STORE Portsmouth, N. H. A. M. 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