Eliot High School - Quill Yearbook (Eliot, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

Publication of the Yearbook Staff of ELIOT HIGH SCHOOL Eliot, Maine THE 1964 FOREWORD Editor's Foreword ELIOT FIRE STATION You, the itty-bitty green freshman; you, the silly but sophisticated sophomore; you, the jolly, hardworking junior; you, the self-assured, mighty senior - to everyone in Eliot High School - This is Our Year. This is the year of double-sessions, of shar- ing the high school with the junior high. This is the year with anew superintendent and principal, four new teachers who joined the old familiar teachers to welcome us to a new school term. This is the year of greater automation and greater unemployment; but this is also the year of the Test Ban Treaty. This is the year when a moose walked down Main Street, when our football team was better, and when physical education was introduced into the high school. This is the year of many things and they are all ours - This is Our Year. THIS IS OUR YEAR OF EDUCATION Administration faculty OF GRADUATION Classes OF CONTRIBUTION Activities OF COMPETITION Athletics OF PARTICIPATION Features OF SELECTION Advertisement 2 DEDICATED TO We proudly dedicate the Quill 1964 to you, Fred Goul. You are our friend of longest stan di ng in the school system. We remember riding on your bus and feeling secure knowing you were watching out forus when we were in elementary school. By your friendly personal attitude towards all, you have tied our class and school together. By working long hour sin the school build- ing you have made its appearance something which anyone connected with Eliot High School can be proud. You have constantly been aware of the prob- lems and needs of the Eliot school system. You have been a member on boards and committees in the town government wherever you could best serve the schools. Because you mean so much to all of us, the Class of 1964 dedicates it's yearbook to you. THIS IS OUR YEAR A year filled with laughter AT ELIOT HIGH SCHOOL We learned to accept victory. And sometimes defeat. 4 Junior High school took over in the afternoon. We cheerfully accepted our school day which started at 7 A.M. and ended at 12:30 P.M. Whether Cramming for quizzes We remember the fun of participation. or cheering our teams to victory we will treasure these moments. . . as they made up Our Year. 5 MOMENTS FROM OUR YEAR Waiting for football. Andrea Allain, Winner of ’The Voice of Democracy” for the state of Maine. 'Til never smile again” . . . after Sanford. ELIOT AND SOUTH BERWICK Maine School Union No. 5 GRAYSON A. HARTLEY. SUPERINTENDENT SOUTH BERWICK. MAINE To the Graduating Class: Commencement is an important milestone in your life, which marks the beginning of a new responsibility for each of you. As you become more independent, you become more responsible for your own actions and deeds. Making your own decisions and accenting the responsibility for your successes or failures are marks of a mature person. As you venture along the oath towards adulthood by accenting this new responsibility, and by embarking uoon your chosen field with a zest, you are well on the way to becoming a mature, worthwhile citizen of today's world. My heartiest congratulations on your graduation, and all best wishes for your future success. Sincerely, GRAYSON A. HARTLEY ! Superintendent of Schools The Students Eliot High School Eliot, Maine Dear Students: The day school opened, T spoke frankly with you about the problems we would face together throughout the year. At that time I requested your cooperation and assistance in finding solutions which would improve the educational experiences at Eliot High School. It would be difficult to tabulate the number of times throughout the year you have shown me vour willingness to help and to take responsibility. If nurtured, these excellent attitudes toward others and toward education will Insure you a place in this world suited to your needs and desires. You are to be commended for the goals which you have now reached. Challenges are ahead for each of you, and, as you proceed, you will have to find ways to meet these challenges. The degree to which you have applied or are presently applying yourself in acquir- ing an education at Eliot High School will in large part determine your personal success and the contri- butions you will make to others and to your country. Willis j. Furtwengler, Jr. Principal WJF bh l itti.x £cfiooh a(t€ tLltx Communiliti THE FACULTY The backbone of any school is the faculty, and we are fortunate in having a fine faculty at Eliot High School. It would be impossible to measure the value of the inspiration they have been to us. The double session has been a trying situation for them as well as for us, and we are grateful for their tireless efforts to main- tain the high standards of our school. Their effective leadership has provided the learn- ing experience that makes this, Our Year, a memorable one. HONORS 10 First Honor Essayist John Douglas Stuart Second Honor Essayist Delores Ann Short i BRADLEY HARMON ALLEN Brad Ambition: Perfection Keen sense of humor . . . ladies man . . . Has anyone seen the freshmen girls? Activities: Art 1,2; Glee Club 1; Science Club; VIRGINIA LEE BARNARD Ginger” Ambition: Teacher Lots of fun . . . peppy . . . sporty. Activities: Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3, Treasurer 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Special Choir 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4, Vice-President 3; D.A.R. History Award 3; Student Council 1, Secretary 2; Vice-Pre- sident 3,4; Dirigo Girls State Delegate 3; PRISCILLA LEE ALDEN Cilia Ambition: Elementary Teacher Good things come in small packages . . . contagious laugh . . . been a wonderful class president. Activities: Cheerleading 1,2,3, Captain 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Majorettes 1,2, Head 3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Class Pre- sident 2,3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Pep Club 3; Home Mak- ing 3; N.H.S. 4; Intramurals 1,2; ANDREA LORRAINE ALLAIN Andy Ambition: Nurse Nice . . . red hair, prettiest ever . . . keeps Newberry's under control. Activities: Yearbook 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Special Choir 1,2,3; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 3; Class Reporter 3; Volleyball 1,2; N.H.S. 3,4; ROBERT WHITNEY BARTER Bob” Ambition: Writer Nice guy . . . talkative . . .” Explain that again, please, Bob?” Activities: Art 1; Science Club 3; GEORGE WILLIAM BATE George” Ambition: Auto Mechanic Quiet (?)... Another new car, George?” . . . real nice guy. Activities: Junior Police 1,2,3,4; JUNE ELAINE BLAKE Junebug Ambition: To Travel Loves cars . . . 4-speed floor shifts ... a good friend. Activities: Glee Club 1; Home Economics 3; Yearbook 4; Majorettes 1; Camera Club 1; School Paper 3; DEBORAH IRENE BRANNEN Debbie” Ambition: Legal Secretary and Old Maid Nice . . . friend to all . . . blushes easily. Activities: Office Help 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; School Paper 2; Future Teachers 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Home Nursing 2; Safety Council Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; t i DONNA RAE DURARD Donna Ambition: Teacher Wonderful friend . . . loves to sputter . . . always in a tizzy! Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; School Paper 2; J.V. Basketball 1,2, Manager 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 1,2, President 3; Special Choir 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; State Safety Conference Delegate 1; FRANKLIN ALFRED EMERY Peanut Ambition: To be a successful business man All around guy . . . great dancer . . . lots of fun. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Special Choir 2,3; Future Teachers 1,2,3; Yearbook 3; Candy Counter 3; Dramatics 1,3; Basketball Manager 2; Safety Council 1,2; Office Help 1,2; School Paper 1,2; Librarian 1,2,3,4; ELISSA ANNE BROWN Lis Ambition: Physical Therapist Partial to the alumni . . . sports galore . . . happiness is her future. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Softball 1,2,3, 4, Co-captain 3; E.R.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 2,3; Yearbook 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Special Choir 2,3; French Club 3; Home Nursing 2; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 2,3,4; Dirigo Girls State Delegate 3; PHYLLIS MARLENE CATE Phyl Ambition: Air Force Small fry . . . always smiling ... got a tough job keeping period 4 study hall quiet! Activities: Future Teachers 1; Glee Club 1; School Paper 1; Home Nursing 2; Home Economics 2; JOANNE HANSON ’’Jody Ambition: Civil Service Work and Travel Petite . . . reserved . . . polite. Activities: Camera Club 1; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; E.R.A. 2; Yearbook 3,4. PETER EVERSON HICKS Pete Ambition: To get out of High School Great guy . . . loads of fun . . . n e v e r lets school inter- fere with his education! Activities: Baseball 3; Manager of J.V. Basketball 2. GEORGE WALTER FULLER George” Ambition: To succeed without really trying A Romeo . . . flirt . . . ”My alarm didn’t go off! Activities: Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Art 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Steering Committee 4; Intramurals 1,2,3. DOUGLAS FRED HALL AM Doug” Ambition: To be a success Cute . . . Mighty nice guy . . . blushes easily. Activities: Glee Club 1; J.V. Basketball 1. SANDRA LOUISE KANE ’’Sandy” Ambition: Beautician Digs the service . . . parties, parties, parties . . . broken speedometer cable. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3; Majorette 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2; Home Ec. 3; Yearbook 4. ROBERTA GARLAND LANE Bert” Ambition: Beautician Came to us last year from Traip . . . has added a lot to our class . . . heart of gold. Activities: Glee Club 3; Special Chorus 3. ALICE MASSON LANIER Allie” Ambition: Housewife Small in size, big in plans . . . marriage included. Activities: Glee Club 1; Camera Club 1; School Newspaper 2. KATHLEEN EVA LAWSON Kathy Ambition: IBM Operator Quiet . . . friend to everyone . . . partial to the Navy. Activities: Home Nursing 2; F.T.A. 1,2; Drama Club 3. JACK KEITH LYMAN Jack Ambition: Air Force Thoroughly nice guy . . . always smiling . . . good sport. Activities: Band 1; School Newspaper 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Manager of Varsity Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 3; Base- ball 4; Manager of Football 4. JANE ELLEN MacDONALD Jaynie” Ambition: Nursing Flirt . . . keen sense of humor . . . enjoys her nights out. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3; Home Nursing 2; Art 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Yearbook 4. THELMA LOUISE LEAVITT Butch” Ambition: Music Supervisor Studious . . . Quiet . . . nice to know. Activities: Glee Club 1,3; Art 1; Drama Club 3; Home Nursing 2; Home Ec. 2; Librarian 4; N.H.S. 3,4, Treas- urer 4. CHESTER PAUL LITTLEFIELD Paul” Ambition: Electrical Technician Nice guy . . . always driving a different car . . . flirt. Activities: Camera Club 1; Glee Club 1; Band 1,2; J.V. Basketball 2; Science Club 3; CATHERINE MARGUERITE McKENNEY Cathy'’ Ambition: To live in Italy. The last of the McKenney clan . . . dig that laugh . . . fun. Activities: Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Softball 1; Home Nursing 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Home Economics 3; News- paper 1,2; Intramurals 1. WAYNE EDMOND MORIN Moe Ambition: Chemistry Sleepy time boy, beatnick in his own way . . . where’s the party tonight? Activities: Football 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Science Club 3. ELEANOR A. MULLINS Lynn Ambition: Doctor Friendly . . .new to our class, and we’re glad to have her. Activities: Dynamic Reading 1; Glee Club 2; Special Chorus 2; Yearbook 2; Yearbook Editor 3; F.T.A. 1; V.P. 2; French Club 2, V.P. 3; N.H.S. 2, V.P.; J.V. Basketball 2; Vice President of Class 2; Office Help 3. JOAN CAROL PAUL Joanie Ambition: Accountant Loves a good argument . . . full of pep . . . fun. Activities: Glee Club 1,2; Yearbook 4; Homemaking 3; School Newspaper 1; Office Help 2,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; referee 3,4; N.H.S. 4. MEREDITH LYNN MACOMBER Merry Ambition: Bookkeeper Calm, cool, and collected, quiet till you get to know her, liked by all. Activities: Art 1,2; Home Nursing 2; Home Economics ; Glee Club 1,2,3; Steering Committee 1; Yearbook Staff 4. LINDA LEE MARTIN Linda Ambition: To see the world. Partial to blonde hair and blue eyes . . . a really good friend . . . dimples and a cute smile. Activities: Glee Club 1; Camera Club 1; Substitute Maj- orette 1; Home Nursing 2; Yearbook 3,4; Class Reporter 4. MARGARET ELLEN PLACE ’’Peggy Ambition: Hairdresser and housewife Sweet and helpful . . . has an interest in the Sophomore Class. Activities: Glee Club 1,2; Art 1; Camera Club 1; Pep Club 3; Assistant Editor of Pow- Wow 3; School Reporter 3; Stu- dent Librarian 4; Home Economics 1,2. THOMAS EULAN POSS Tom” Ambition: To succeed in life Quiet, always smiling . . . nice guy to know Activities: J.V. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2, Baseball 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Glee Club 1; Junior High assistant coach 3,4. ELIZABETH MADELINE ROARK ’’Betty” Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. Blondie . . . sweet and hard working . . . love that smile Activities: Art 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Special Chorus 1,2,3; Homemaking 2; Safety Council 3,4; Student Council 4. WILLIAM RUSSEL ROLLINS ’’Bill” Ambition: Carpenter Great guy . . . love the laugh . . . always daydreaming. DELORES ANN SHORT ’’Shortie Ambition: Dental assistant or secretary Attractive . . . Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” . . . keeper of our class records Activities: Cheerleading 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Special Chorus 2,3; E.R.A. 1; Pow-Wow 2; Yearbook 3, Business Manager 4; N.H.S. 3, Secretary 4; Class Treas- urer 1, Secretary 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1, 2,4; Pep Club 3. RICHARD ARTHUR SMALL Dick” Ambition: Navy Happy boy . . . ’’Put that chair down” . . . Ladies man Activities: Football 1,3,4; Baseball 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4. 17 - t DANELLE LOUISE TAYLOR ’’Danny Ambition: Nursing supervisor Nice . . . dig those big blue eyes . . . keeper of our class wampum Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3; Special Chorus 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Class Treasurer 3,4; Yearbook 1,3,4; E.R.A. 3; N.H.S. 4. JUDITH WIGGIN ”Judy’’ Ambition: Home Economics design Shortie . . . cute . . . ' Tm starved! Activities: Cheerleading 1,2,3; Newspaper 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Special Chorus 2,3; Class Treasurer 2. JOHN DOUGLAS STUART Doug Ambition: To find a way of life Big wheel of Student council . . . studious . . . Isn't there another way to do the problem? Activities: Class President 1; Student Council 3, President 4; Boys State 3; GleeClub 1; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 3; French Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4fln- tramurals 1,2, coach 3,4; Baseball 2, Manager 3,4. LYNN DAMARIS TATE Lynnie” Ambition: To live the Good Life Real Great friend . . . witty . . . does well in everything. Activities: Glee Club 1,2,3; Special Chorus 2,3; Safety Council 1,2,3,4, President 4; Drama Guild 1,2; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1,2; N.H.S. 3, President 4; Pow-Wow Assist- ant Editor 2; French Club 3, Vice President 3; Dirigo Girls State 3. Dennis Olmstead There are gains for all our losses, There are balms for all our pain; But when youth, the dream, departs, It takes something from our hearts And it never comes again. R. H. Stoddord 19 Michael Standish JUNIOR CLASS SEATED: R. Pare, P. Waterman, P. Thorner, Mrs. Morrison, advisor, S. Burt, S. Warrell, S. Varney. SECOND ROW: S. Plaisted, P. Dumas, L. Spinney, S. Barbour, P. Whitney, N. Lucas, B. Place, J. Hichens, C. Grant, S. Hunter. THIRD ROW: J. Hichens, D. Bilodeau, S. Leavitt, T. Warner, C. Priebe, S. Raitt, J. Evans, J. Clark, L. Cummings. SEATED: J. Nicholas, L. Cerabona, A. Johnson, D. Newson, L. Manson, B. Wherren, P. Morse. SECOND ROW: Mr. Perham, advisor, G. Emery, R. Stephens, C. Leavitt, K. Wrisley, J. Randolph, B. Wehrren, P. Fernald, Mr. Orlandini, advisor. THIRD ROW: M. Goodwin, B. Atwood, D. Leavitt, J. Fisher, C. Preston, R. Holmes, C. Rogers. 20 Class Officers: SEATED: David Newson, President. STANDING: Linda Spinney, Treasurer; Michael O'Malley, Vice President; Christine Grant, Secretary. The Junior Class started the year with a dance, the first of the year, and a second hop was held in February. We are also in hopes of having a very successful Junior Prom this year. 21 Left to right, FRONT ROW: L. Younger, G. Zamarchi, J. Willis, B. Leavitt, S. Gauthier, Mrs. Fogg, P. Adams, P. Decker, N. Rollins, D. Paul, D. Crowell. SECOND ROW: A. Londorf, C. Tousaint, L. G. Alden, N. J. Tetherly, B. Kroska, R. Fernald, R. Aiguier, J. Whitney, K. Nutter, P. Staples, P. Tiffault, V. Moore, P. Littlefield, J. Covington, B. Witham. THIRD ROW: D. Varney, P. Schaffer, J. Hilt, P. Schaffer, K. Berounsky, L. Bartlett, M. Rowe,J. Evans, S. Berounsky, F. Byrd, J. Perham, J. Benoit, B. Martin. SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to Right, FRONT ROW: D. Lindstedt, E. Marble, E. Pare, R. Aiguier, Mr. Cerabona, J. Aiguier, J. Thompson, D. Johnson, R. Emery. SECOND ROW: S. Rogers, F. Hayes, D. Horton, R. Lawrence, F. Short, D. Horton, B. Good- win, J. Murray, J. Parmley. THIRD ROW: M. Olson, R. Shepard, S. Shapleigh, T. Barr, B. Marshall, J. Harrington, B. Hooper, P. Spinney, A. Hett. ABSENT: C. D'Errico, C. Pettigrew. J. Perham, President B. Martin, Treasurer J. Willis, Secretary J. Covington, V. President The Sophomore Class seems to be athletically minded, some of our big athletes are Bob Hooper, Charlie D'Errico, Milton Olson, Rick Emery, Frank Hayes, Rick Lawrence, Don and Dan Horton, and Bob Shepard who played football. Our boys who made varsity basketball are Rick Lawrence, Tom Barr, Jim Parmley, Bob Hooper and Ed Pare. Our girls who played varsity basketball are Pat Schaffer, Janet Perham, Jill Covinton, and Priscilla Staples. Judi Hilt, Linda-Gale Alden, and Norma-Jean Thetherly are our rep- resentatives on the cheering squad. Pamela Thiffault and Charlie D'Errico are our Student Council representatives. We sponsored the Sophomore Hop on February 14 and it was a big success. Jimmy Parmley and Jill Covington were elected king and queen. Ricky Lawrence and Rose Aiguier were elected prince and princess. We would like to thank Mrs. Fogg and Mr. Corabona for the help and patience they have given us this past year. Morangi Miss SI xDufl|W; orL adu o } S. Moore, Bv 'Kills. SECOND ROW: 5yCarlberg| CByrd, B. Wallingford. mes,f S. .'Piaisjbed, P. Tomlinson, M. anso FIRST ROW: L. Dorr, S. Cate Johiisuj 'A. S w H, L. 'vjfrieb , D. Preston, J. Grant, f¥ ASSIsSBBi THIRD ROW: VSI Mduto(jf V Pfflfem ] { V Aiguier. raURTi� : A. M C Aepv. ]■ D , wri-v y' jf X (V l-v ?Vf v aK.di a ,) on?yV rarp V ' • -. r' V vJ - 9 C FIRST ROW: D. Lindstedt, K. Fernald, B. Roark, W. Byrd, Mr. Hartford, advisor, C. Powell, T. Whitten, D. May- nard, K. Porche. SECOND ROW: K. Tuttle, J. Bartlett, A. Hanson, K. Bradsteet, E. Robbins, D. Maglaras, T. Chick, T. Goodwin, S. Bowden, M. Rowen. THIRD ROW: D. Vittum, R. Grover, R. Lawson, R. Gerry, J. Goucher, P. Mc- Donough, M. Lunden, R. Leavitt, J. Satalino. 24 THE ITTY-BITTY GREEN FRESHMEN '0' 1 I I K %A. N 1 t n y fl iy 0 v ly Left-Right Daniel Maynard, Terry Chick, x flCP JLr Jky V Bella Halls, Susan Moore 1 J J c o yf CLASS OFFICERS „ Sr 'Jfr President...........................................Daniel Maynara r J Vice President Terry Chick v ■ y n Secretary..............................................Bella Halls ' r Treasurer............................................Susan Moore v S-7 if y Student Council........................Peter McDonough, Joan Davis ' 7 c y, I p' Safety Council........................Donald Lindstedt, Cathy Kiah 1 Mai, Peter, Elwood 25 INITIATION???????? MOST SHY Thelma Leavitt, George Bates MOST TALKATIVE Donna Durard, Bob Barter ELIOT MOST ATHLETIC Elissa Brown, Richard Small BEST ACTOR ACTRESS Douglas Stuart, Lynn Tate INDIANS BEST DANCERS Frank Emery, Linda Martin HARDEST WORKERS Thomas Poss, Virginia Barnard Class Poll -Ai CUTEST SWEETEST William Rollins, Elizabeth Roark PRETTIEST HANDSOMEST Roberta Lane, Douglas Hallam MOST POPULAR George Fuller, Priscilla Alden Favorite pastime...............................Reading Favorite T. V. program ........................Bonanza Favorite sport..............................Basketball Favorite song............. I'm leaving it all up to you” Favorite color..........................Blue and white Favorite flower..............................Carnation 27 BIG CHIEFS Lynn Tate President of National Honor Society President of Safety Council Delores Short Business Manager of Quill Secretary of National Honor Society Priscilla Alden President of Class Member of National Honor Society Elissa Brown Captain of Girls Basketball team Member of National Honor Society Eleanor Mullins Editor-in-chief of Quill Vice President of National Honor Society John Douglas Stuart President of Student Council Captain of Basketball team 28 Mrs. Morrison Mrs. Mullins Mrs. Obrey English I 30 ENGLISH English II When Sophomores begin saying Friends, Romans. . . we know that Julius Caesar is mighty yet! And Juniors study Sandburg, Frost, Thorton Wilder—and those grandi- loquent vocabulary words. Seniors struggle with parallel structure, IVANHOE, and Chaucer and find how much there really is to this subject called English. English III English II 31 Trigonometry Michael O’Malley MATHEMATICS Mathematics--General Math, Algebra I and Algebra II. Now we all know what our fingers are for when we have these numbers. All those figures and signs! Then we progress to Business Math, Geome- try, and Trigonometry. We are sure Euclid and Pythagoras would puzzle over some of our answers to the problems in geometry and trig- onometry. Mrs. Fogg Trigonometry 33 SCIENCE General Science In General Science we learn about first aid, atomic energy, weather, and other scientific data; and in Earth Science we learn more about terra firma. Biology holds a special place in the hearts of those who love to disect worms, frogs, and cats. The classification of plants and animals gives a headache to quite a few. In Chemistry we wonder why the building is still standing. New words are learned--valence, oxidation, and the difference between cuprous and cupric. 34 Earth Science 35 Mr. Morgan Mrs. Mullins Mr. Cerabona SOCIAL STUDIES Social studies in Eliot High School covers United States History, Civics, World His- tory, World Geography, Ancient History, and Twentieth Century Civilization. The History Department has prepared us in the knowledge of long ago and of today. We will always carry with us their interest and background material as we continue our search of the world. FOREIGN Buenos Dias and Abran ustedes los libros are familiar phrases to Spanish students. This is the first year we have had Spanish in our curriculum. It has been very valuable and interesting to be taught by Senor Orlandini who was the Consul to the Canary Islands. 38 LANGUAGES French nasal sounds, so strange to first year students, initiation, le or la before every noun, The Fable of The Fox and the Crow, hearing our voices on the tape recorder, and Mr. Orlandini forever having to keep us quiet--these are things we remember about French. 39 COMMERCIAL Typing I—overjoyed with no homework, be- wildered when a finger gets caught between the keys. Typing II--working for speed, dreading car- bon copies, experimenting with the electric typewriter. Shorthand--buying a fountain pen, trying to keep up with dictation. Bookkeeping--using the adding machines, trying to make those numbers check. All of this adds up to future secretaries-- good ones too! Shorthand Bookkeeping 40 VOCATIONAL Mr. Hartford Vocational students apply practical skills. The Industrial Arts De- partment allows the students to construct their own ideas with their hands. They learn to develop skill in planning and building their projects. Wood Metal Jump starts . . . turns . . . Mr. Perham's jokes about women drivers . . . the hour of truth when you took your driver's test . . . who can ever forget the thrills of being in Drivers Ed ? IllOT HI H SgJJTi, OfilVi R EAR mkmks � 0«� PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Perham Physical fitness makes us work better, look better, and feel better. All of us should have enough self-discipline to spend a few minutes each day exercising. Charles B. Wilkinson, Consultant to the President on Youth Fitness. This is the first year Eliot has had a physi- cal education program. At the beginning of the year the Physical Fitness Test of the President's Council was taken and another test will be given in the spring. Only Freshmen are in the pro- gram and three days are given to physic and two periods of health 0tyd lo ward to the day wijoJL allJstU ems re program} participator this progp Girls' Gym Class Boys' Gym Class GUIDANCE Mr. March I don't know what I want to do after high school. What kind of work do you suppose I am best qualified to do ? What colleges offer courses in meteorology ? Can I get into a college with my marks? What College Board Exams would I have to take ? Everyone has problems when growing up. Rapid changes and the population increase give young people more problems then ever before. Guidance services have been set up in schools everywhere to meet real needs. The guidance office becomes a storehouse of information needed by students in high school for planning their future. Tests of interest and aptitudes, counseling interviews, and descriptive information on schools and on job opportunities are among the guidance services performed by the guidance counselor. 44 STUDENT COUNCIL t L' A S'd 1 V SEATED: C. Rogers, J. Davis, R. Stephens, Mr. March, advisor, J. Stuart, P. Thiffault, D. Lindstedt. STAND- ING: P. Dumas, V. Barnard, E. Pare, M. McDonough, E. Roark, P. Waterman. The purpose of the Student Council is implied in the name of this organization. It is a representative body of students united to serve the school. Matters concerning the welfare of students are discussed at Council meetings. Pupils through their respective representatives may express their needs to the school administration. The following are some of the activities in which the Council has participated this year. The Council represents all students in sending flowers to the sick or those who have been bereaved. Dress up days and occasional assemblies have been sponsored. Last September entering students received a handbook telling them about the school. Council members handled the making of announcements at basketball games. A committee has helped to plan the calendar of school events to prevent conflicts and to settle problems arising when two organizations desire the same date. A food sale and a school dance were conducted to raise money for the Council. We elected our officers as follows: President. . . Vice president Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . Douglas Stuart Robert Stephens Pamela Thiffault . . . Joan Davis 46 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: A. Johnson, E. Mullins, L. Tate, Mrs. Obrey, advisor, D. Short, T. Leavitt, L. Cerabona. STANDING: R. Pare, L. Spinney, P. Alden, D. Brannen, V. Barnard, E. Brown, A. Allain, D. Taylor, J. Paul, P. Waterman. OFFICERS Lynn Tate . . . Eleanor Mullins Delores Short . Thelma Leavitt . . . President Vice President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils. 47 THE QUILL BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: J. Clark, D. Short, Mr. Hartford, advisor, T. Warner, J. Paul. STANDING: J. Willis, J. Hanson, C. Grant, R. Pare. Lynn Mullins . . Linda Martin . . Linda Spinney. . Roxanne Fernald Delores Short. . ...........Editor .Assistant Editor Assistant Editor .... Art Editor Business Manager 48 STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF SEATED: Mrs. Mullins, advisor, L. Martin, L. Mullins, J. Spinney, D. Durrard. STANDING: G. Zamarchi, R. Aiguier, K. Nutter, J. Perham, J. Blake, M. Macomber, J. Hilt, R. Fernald, S. Leavitt, P. Thorner. The Quill staff has worked very hard this year to make the Quill one of the finest yearbooks put out. We have spent a lot of time and thought on ways to make this book look new and different. We are especially pleased with the new colored inside covers. The picture shows the Indian Chiefs and the National Honor Society. Now that the book is finished, the staff would like to express their appreciation and thanks to all of those who made this book possible. We hope that you will enjoy the pic- tures, activities and memories that it provides as much as we have enjoyed working on it. 49 THE INDIAN CHIEFS SEATED: Mr. Furtwengler, Advisor, P. Alden, D. Newson, J. Perham, D. Maynard. STANDING: E. Brown, M. O'Malley, J. Covington, T. Chick. One of the newest organizations on the high school scene is the Indian Chiefs. The membership is made up of the Presidents and Vice Presidents of the classes. Mr. Furtwengler is their advisor. The Chiefs were very helpful in directing the traffic of students who were having their pictures taken for the Quill , this eliminated much confusion and made it possible to schedule the group pictures easily and efficiently. A survey lias been taken of how the students study. The information from this sur- vey has been carefully compiled and evaluated to obtain information so that greater help and direction can be given to the study methods of the students in the school. 50 ks:� SAFETY COUNCIL SEATED: Mr. Perham, advisor, L. Tate, N. Lucas, D. Brannen. STANDING: C. Preston, B. RoiirktP. Staples, J. Newson, K. Kiah, L. Alden. ,Ar Officers for the year 1963-1964 were elected as follows A, Lynn Tate...............................................President Nancy Lucas.........................................Vice President Deborah Brannen.............................Secretary-Treasurer The project of safety notices has been carried through this year again. Students walking on the wrong side of the road are given warning slips. A Beatnik dance will be sponsored by the Safety Council in April. si FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB SEATED: K. Nutter, D. Durard, Mr. Freese, advisor, P. Alden, and S. Varney. STANDING: P. Staples, L. Priebe, D. Horton, A. Johnson, K. Fernald, L. Spinney, and N. Tetherly. The Future Teachers of America held its first and only meeting in September. At this time Priscilla Alden and Donna Durard were appointed by Mr. Freese to head the organization. A schedule was set up, and once a week each of the members went to a classroom in the elementary building where they observe the teachers at work. They sometimes assist by running off papers in the office and aiding in other small capacities. It is hoped that in the second half of the year that the club will become more active by assisting their own school and perhaps by giving a scholarship to a deserving senior. 53 CHORUS FIRST ROW: R. Pare, M. Aiguier, K. Nutter, L. Alden, J. Rix, J. Willis, P. Decker. SECOND ROW: V. Moore, J. Hitchens, J. Hilt, C. Preibe, L. Manson, L. Preibe, J. Hitchens, P. Staples. THIRD ROW: C. Grant, P. Moore, T. Goodwin, R. Lawrence, E. Pare, B. Witham. The Eliot High School Chorus started off very well this year. A Christmas program was put on with the help of our music supervisor, Mr. Livingston, and Mrs. Hannigan who accompanied on the piano. The Spring Festival was planned but it has been very difficult to hold rehearsals with double sessions. The pupils were required to stay after, consequently, the chorus has been discontinued for the remainder of the year. Mr. Livingston hopes to have a Junior High School Chorus. 54 MAJORETTES The majorettes have had a full schedule of activities this year. Included was Memorial Day where the girls marched in the parade. The girls ushered for the Christmas program and the South Berwick Concert. They will march in the Memorial Day parade. FIRST ROW: P. Alden, captain. SECOND ROW: N. Tetherly, L. Alden, P. Dumas. BAND FIRST ROW: J. Weyers, L. Leavitt, Mr. Livingston, P. Russell, P. Quinlivan. SECOND ROW: D. Satalino, L. Bate, G. Seesman. THIRD ROW: T. Kimball, D. Shepard, L. Smith, R. Moore, J. Horton. FIRST ROW: R. Pearsall, G. Evans, S. Thomp- son, D. Staples, H. Paul, R. Ayer. SECOND ROW: J. Rowan, D. McKay, R. Poss, J. Main, D. Fuller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Livingston, M. Burt, V. Covington, M. Poss, K. Crosby, D. Robbins, L. McDonald. The band is completely made up of junior high students. Their activities consisted of playing for the Chamber of Commerce and playing between basketball games. A con- cert for the parents was given and they played at assemblies. LIBRARY HELP SEATED: T. Leavitt, Mrs. Obrey, P. Kate. STANDING: J. Paul, R. Fernald, C. Priebe, F. Emery, M. Place, A. Spinney, S. Manson. OFFICE HELP SEATED: S. Gauthier, J. Hilt, Mrs. Hargraves, D. Short, B. Witham. STANDING: N. Tetherly, C. Priebe, D. Brannen, J. Paul. 56 JUNIOR POLICE SEATED: D. Horton, C. Leavitt, Officer Grover, D. Leavitt, J. Goucher. STANDING: R. Emery, J. Nichols, D. Horton, C. Preston, R. Grover, M. Goodwin. The Junior Police has for many years had a fine reputation for service in the school and community. We are very proud of their record and feel they should be commended for a job well done. Dale Leavitt . Cone Leavitt . Donald Horton John Goucher. . . . Chief Lieutenant . Sergeant . Corporal 57 CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Judi Hilt, Sherry Plaisted, Pam Waterman, Captain Priscilla Alden, Phyliss Tom- linson, Shirley Plaisted, Linda-Gale Alden. This year the cheering squad consisted of 8 girls, 7 regulars and 1 substitute. The regulars were: Captain Priscilla Alden, Linda-Gale Alden, Judi Hilt, Sherry Plaisted, Shirley Plaisted, Norma-Jean Tetherly, and Pam Waterman. Phyllis Tomlinson was the substitute. We are planning on having a record-hop February 28, to earn money for new uni- forms, which we have high hopes of getting next year. Miss Barbara Simon was our advisor and we would like to thank her for all the time and effort she lias given us. REMEMBER D. Durard B. Roark J. Paul A. Allain K. Lawson D. Hallam S. Kane E. Brown G. Barnard L. Tate P. Cate P. Alden WHEN??? D. Taylor M. Macomber D. Stuart R. Lane L. Martin T. Leavitt T. Poss F. Emery C. Mchenney 63 JUNIOR PROM FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: R. Emery, K. Tuttle, G. Emery, M. O'Malley, captain, T. Goodwin, F. Hayes, M. Olsen. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cerabona, coach, D. Linstedt, L. Manson, R. Shepard, D. Horton, B. Wherren, J. Stuart, W. Morin, Mr. Mac Lane, coach. THIRD ROW: F. Lawrence, G. Fuller, R. Hooper, R. Small, J. Goucher, R. Gerry, R. Lawson, J. Satalino. BOYS VARSITY KNEELING: R. Lawrence, T. Barr, M. O'Malley, R. Hooper, J. Parmley. STANDING: Coach Perham, E. Pare, D. Stuart, M. Lunden, R. Gerry, D. Newson, A. Johnson, L. Manson, T. Poss, Manager. This year the boys had a new coach, Mr. Perham. Doug Stuart was chosen as captain and led the boys through a good season. The team is composed of mostly underclassmen, which will give us an advantage in the following years. Game with York R. Hooper, jumping; M. O'Malley, 33; J. Parmley, 11; R. Lawrence, 43. Game with Wells R. Hooper, with the ball; M. Lunden, 15; M. O'Malley, 33; D. Stuart, 35. 67 Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot Eliot GIRLS’ J. V. BASKETBALL - York 5 32 Welted T Jr ip y st. IgnatitfF 9 J Yurk 4a Wiford . 1$ Sanford r)fl?7 Trailp 17 - St. Joseph 17 FIRST ROW: P. Littlefield, J. Covington, S. Manson, G. Zamarchi, D. Paul, D. Hayes, B. Halls. SECOND ROW: S. Moulton, J. Davis, C. Durant, P. Staples, B. Martin, S. Moore. THIRD ROW: Miss Simon, coach, P. Schaffer, C. Kiah, N. Bond, K. Nutter. BOYS’ J. V. BASKETBALL 32 36 66 58 64 37 24 33 61 28 47 56 71 •17 56 o2 York 60 Newmarket 28 North Berwick 34 Wells 53 South Berwick 69 Berwick 46 St. Ignatius 52 Newmarket 30 North Berwick 30 York 63 Wells 41 Porter 46 South Berwick 29 St. Ignatius 44 Berwick 33 Porter 47 A fr- • 4-' C J V' i 7 FIRST ROW: T. Goodwin, manager, R. Lawson, R. Stephens, F. Hayes, G. Emery, J. Lyman, R. Emery, manager. SECOND ROW: T. Witten, A. Hanson, K. Bradstreet, R. Grover, D. Horton, Mr. Cerabona, coach, P. McDonough, R. Shepard, R. Vittum, E. Robbins, D. Maynard. V - 68 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL KNEELING: D. Branne, T. Warner, V. Barnard, co-captain, E. Brown, co-captain, A. Allain, L. Spinney. STANDING: Miss Simon, coach, J. Paul, P. Dumas, P. Schaffer, D. Taylor, J. Perham, D. Durard, manager. El. Opp. El. Opp. York 46 32 23 43 N. Berwick 71 23 59 14 Wells 28 24 47 22 Nute 68 17 40 6 S. Berwick 63 25 58 11 Berwick 43 20 43 16 Traip 63 29 55 12 St. Ignatius 43 20 Sanford 32 28 28 22 St. Joseph's 64 5 The girls' varsity started the season with anew coach, Miss Simon. With her assistance the girls had an excellent season of 17 wins and one loss to York! High scorers for the season were seniors, Elissa Brown with a 12 point game average, and Andrea Allain, with a 10 point game average. 69 FIRST ROW: J. Perham, L. Spinney, E. Brown, D. Short, J. Paul, A. Allain. SECOND ROW: B. Martin, P. Schaffer, Miss Simon, coach, K. Nutter, P. Staples. THIRD ROW: J. Hichens, J. Clark, P. Schaffer, S. Berounsky. FIRST ROW: D. Maynard, T. Whitten, D. Lindstedt, D. Lindstedt. SECOND ROW: P. Morse, J. Parmley, R. Lawrence, Mr. Perham, coach, R. Hooper, T. Barr, F. Hayes. THIRD ROW: T. Chick, A. Johnson, J. Thompson, D. Horton, D. Stuart, E. Pare, L. Manson, E. Robbins, G. Emery. FOURTH ROW: R. Vittum, R. Lawson, J. Goucher, R. Small, M. O'Malley, R. Gerry, M. London, G. Fuller, R. Grover. 70 MOMENTS FROM OUR YEAR Practice makes perfect! It must end sometime! PRINCIPAL WILLIS J. FURTWENGLER, JR. Mr. Dominick Cerabona Mr. Joseph Cote Mrs. Alexandra Fogg Mr. Fredrick Goul Mrs. Betty Hargreaves Mrs. Francis Hartford Mr. Robert Livingston Mr. Donald MacLane Mr. Lindsay March Mr. Walter Morgan Mrs. Dorothy Morrison Mrs. Eleanor Mullins Mrs. Mildred Obrey Mr. Edward Orlandini Mr. Robert Per ham Miss Barbara Simon Mr. Elwyn Zamarchi May the roads rise with you, And the wind be always at your back: And may the Lord hold you in the hollow of his hand. Anon Ull « HM3W SIH1 BZINOHiVd RIDEOUTS HARDWARE Compliments of SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE LOUGHLIN BOTTLING CO. CENTRAL JENNEY 177 Main Street SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE MclNTIRE MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Robert I. Mclntire, Funeral Director 301 MAIN STREET - SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE Dupont 4-2373 HUDSON’S APPAREL, INC. Compliments of Furs-Cloth Coats-Suits Dresses-Sportswear COBB’S RADIO TELEVISION Children's Apparel 149 Deer Street Phone GE 6-1003 131 Congress St. Phone GE 6-5901 Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth, N. H. GOODMAN’S 41 Congress St. [ortsmouth, N. H. H i I u 1{J Mongrels Sfc) 1 I Portsmouth, N.H Compliments of S MUSIC A Portsmouth, NITA’S ACCESSORIES 26 Congress St. Portsmouth, N. H. SHERMAN’S PHARMACY 150 Congress Street Portsmouth New Hampshire SAM’S FURNITURE OUTLET VAUGHAN HANOVER STS. Portsmouth, N. H. GE 6-8233 Furniture with savings Compliments of ELLIOTS of Portsmouth, N. H. VICTORY SPA Armstrong Floor Covering 96 State St. Mohawk Carpet Custom Made Drapes Portsmouth, N. H. ELMER E. COLE : :Jeweler: : 125 Congress Street Portsmouth, N. H. Compliments of FOYE’S Congress Street Portsmouth, N. H. Tel. 436-0633 FLOWERS BY LESLIE for all occasions 39 Vaughn Street Portsmouth, N. H Leslie W. Clough Robert Palleschi HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALE 139 Vaughan St. Portsmouth, N. H. Motorcycle Parts BEST O’ LUCK TOBERS 149-155 Congress Street Portsmouths Favorite Store THE MELODY MART The Open House of Music” 127 Daniel Street Portsmouth, N. H. Compliments of PAUL’S MARKET PORTSMOUTH, N. H. Compliments of PORTSMOUTH FLOWER SHOP 10 Market Street Portsmouth, - N. H. Tel. 436-2723 Compliments of MOE’S ITALIAN SANDWICHES PATERSON GETCHELL INC. 46A Daniels Street Portsmouth, N. H. Painters and Decorators Telephone GE 6-2327 Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of Compliments of THE BROWN JEWELRY COMPANY C. F. PEARSON SON Portsmouth, N. H. 46 Market Street Portsmouth, N.H. DOLBY LILLY Berwick, Maine Compliments of Telephone 698-1324 DR. OWEN STEVENS GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK METAL ROOFING AIR CONDITIONING - VENTILATING SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE WARM AIR HEATING METAL GUTTERS and CORNICE CHINCHILLA CAGES-BLOWER WORK Lighting -Heating -Power LEIGHTON CHEVROLET, INC. York 1190 - 1191 W. J. PATSTONE SONS Serving The YORKS-ELIOT and KITTERY CHEVROLET CARS-TRUCKS Electrical Contractor CORVAIRS York, Maine Tel. York 1001 PARSON’S MARKET YORK CORNER ESSO STATION YORK BEACH MAINE A. B. BRAGDON FOSTER’S AGENCY Insurance Real Estate NURSERY GARDENS Notary Public MAIN STREET-Tel. 87-W York Harbor, Maine YORK VILLAGE - MAINE COLE’S PHARMACY Prescriptions Telephone 439-0607 Kittery, Maine GLEN ELLEN SHOPPE Wallingford Square Kittery, Maine Compliments of THOMSON BROS. Compliments of NELSON’S FLY-A Kittery, Maine Compliments of DON’S BARBER SHOP PETER PAN CLEANERS Quality Cleaning-Pressing-Repairing Tel. ID 9-0772 Kittery - Maine Compliments of DION LUMBER CO. Kittery, Maine Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of KITTERY FRUIT ZACK Compliments of ELIOT GARDEN CLUB BOYCE SUPPLY CO. Building Materials Mason Supplies Paint Hardware 439-9504 FRANKLIN G. WILSON FUNERAL HOME 21 Rogers Road Kittery, Maine WOODLAND FARM THE TONER PHARMACY We make our own Ice Cream Route 1 Kittery, Maine J. Walter Toner, Reg. Pharmacist 355 State Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire Dial 436-2214 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY AVERY AGENCY BEST OF LUCK Lester A. Avery Real Estate Insurance Appraisals CASWELL BROS. INC. 19 Walker St. - Kittery, Maine ID 9-2304 ID 9-9660 Portsmouth, N. H. Compliments of PORT CITY SIGNS A FRIEND Signs Manufactured, Erected Reconditioned Portsmouth, N. H. Compliments of Compliments of KITTERY POINT A FRIEND BARBER SHOP Compliments of MORIN AND SONS BRICK CO. BOXERS FURNITURE STORE ELIOT MAINE Lunches- -Ice Cream Fountain Service Compliments of McDANIEL'S Corner Store HODGDON TOOL AND DIE ID-9-0781 Groceries Eliot, Maine Compliments of Compliments of MOLE HILL FARM STARKEY’S STORE Rt. 103 Eliot, Maine State Road Kittery - - Maine Compliments of FRISBEE SUPER MARKET Compliments of H AND M CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Telephone IDlewood 9-1100 Open 11:30 to 2:30 a.m. All Year Round Compliments of DRAGON SEED Chinese American Food Cocktail Lounge Air Condition Orders To Take Out Route 1 -- Kitterv. Maine CHASES MINIT MARKET Compliments of SHEA’S CITIES SERVICE Rotary Circle Kittery - Maine GOODWIN FEED SUPPLY CO. INC. Wirthmore Feeds Lawn Garden Equipment Tack Shop Power Equipment Compliments of PORTSMOUTH LINO-MART Rugs-Carpets-Linoleums 880 Islington Street Portsmouth New Hampshire THE MAXAM COMPANY, Compliments of INC. General Contractors HARRY WINEBAUM Telephone Geneva 6-9000 175 High Street Portsmouth, N.H. Compliments of THE PORTSMOUTH AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION, INC. Anchor Buick Company, Inc. Portsmouth Motor Mart, Inc. Buick and Opel Pontiac and Cadillac Brooks Motor Sales, Inc. Seacoast Motors, Inc. Ford and Falcon Volkswagen Coleman Rambler Co., Inc. Seybolt Motors Rambler Imperial, Chrysler, Plymouth George T. Abood, Inc. Shelton Motor Corporation Dodge and Dart Rambler and Willys Graces' Auto Service, Inc. Chrysler and Plymouth Taccetta Chevrolet, Inc. Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvair Cote Lincoln and Mercury, Inc. Zoffoli Motors, Inc. D. Franklin Peek, Inc. Studebaker Oldsmobile and Fiat SEAWARD CONSTRUCTION ELIOT COMPANY, INC. MEAT MARKET UTILITY AND GENERAL CONSTRUCTORS RT. 236 KITTERY, MAINE Compliments of Compliments of EAGLE PHOTO SUPPLY Portsmouth, N.H. Dover, N.H. ROGER’S BARBER SHOP Your Kodak Dealer KITTERY MAINE C. D. Williamson AL’S GULF AND REPAIR SERVICE A-l TRUCK STOP Gulf Oils, Greases, Batteries, Tires Accessories, Auto Maintenance and Road Service, Welding Open 6 a,m. to 9 p.m. - On Call 24 Hours Route One - Kittery, Maine Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of ANGI’S BEAUTY SALON Portsmouth, N. H. Best Wishes To Class Of '64 Compliments of TOM TAYLOR’S Sporting Goods Center Interstate Highway--Kittery Compliments of ALKON’S WEBBER’S GUN MARINE CHINA SHOPPE TIM BROWN ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Auto, Boat, Home IDlewood 9-2500 Residence: Depot Road, Eliot Office: WALLINGFORD SQUARE, KITTERY CARL’S MEAT MARKET We are offering special low prices to freezer owners. Heavy Western Beef Hind-For es-Sides Cut to your order-Wrapped and Fresh Frozen GOVERNMENT STREET -- KITTERY, MAINE Hours: Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday Compliments of ADAMS FLOWER SHOP We deliver happiness Islington Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire Send flowers by wire Telephone 436-8423 DICK’S TELEVISION SERVICE Call Dick For A Better Pic(ture) Sales and Service 102 State Street Portsmouth, N. H. May your future be one of happiness, success and gracious living. MARGESON’S Fine Home Furnishings Vaughn Street - Portsmouth, N.H. Compliments of THE CLASS OF ’67 Compliments of THE CLASS OF ’65 Compliments of THE CLASS OF ’66 HARRY WOOD SON Well Drilling Idlewood 9-1403 Bolt Hill Road Eliot, Maine BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1964 CAMPBELL’S SHOE STORE Portsmouth, N. H. ♦ BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FORD INSURANCE AGENCY Mervin F. Ford-Wilson M. Ford KITTERY ID 9-0457 C S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC. General Contractors Specializing in MASONRY CONCRETE WORK 439-2116 Compliments of DR. ROBERT TOOTHAKER Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND A FRIEND Compliments of In Portsmouth It’s BILL’S CITY SERVICE STATION NEWBERRY’S For all of Your Needs Eliot - - Maine DeWILDT AND SON POULTRY FARM ANSEL BOWDEN AUTO BODY Hanscom Road Cross Street ELIOT, MAINE ELIOT, ME. Compliments of THIRD HILL FARM C. S. WOOD Milk and Cream RADIO-T.V. SERVICE Pasteurized and Homogenized STATE ROAD- ELIOT RCA and ZENITH SALES Tel. 439-9285 439-0698 or 439-2382 Congratulations To The Class of 1964 DAVIS OIL COMPANY Bottled Gas and Fuel Oils Installations Eliot Maine Tel.: 439-1324 LANIER CRAFTS SHED ARTS- CRAFTS- GIFTS- john a. McPherson son IMPORTS- CARDS LANIER INN Luncheon Tea Dinner Concrete Foundations (During July and August) ELIOT-MAINE RIVER ROAD ELIOT, ME. Tel. 439-9811 DIXON’S POULTRY FARM REGINALD 1. SPINNEY BACKHOE WORK 439-1773 SAND and GRAVEL ELIOT- MAINE ELIOT, MAINE- 439-1251 Wholesale Retail MANTER REAL ESTATE Telephone 439-1224 MAC’S SERVICE STATION Eliot Exclusives Col. R. M. Manter Eliot, Maine ELIOT, ME. Compliments of RAYMOND GROVER SON AL’S SERVICE STATION Friendly Mobil Service Woodlawn and Shapleigh Rd. Kittery, Maine - Trucking - ELIOT, MAINE Compliments of RAITT HOMESTEAD Compliments of SOPHIA’S BEAUTY SHOP Main Street ELIOT, MAINE Compliments of EAST ELIOT GARAGE Case Sales Service BLANEY AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 11 CLARK ROAD Eliot-Maine ID 9-1442 Compliments of DOW OIL GAS GO TENTING Gas and Electric Appliances INDIAN RIVERS Austin Gas and Electric Route 101 - Eliot, Maine SUBURBAN PROPANE SWIM, BOAT, FISH, HORSERIDERS YORK VILLAGE, MAINE 748-0844 Best Wishes To Class of 1964 Compliments of GAY’S A FRIEND Route 236 - Eliot, Maine Groceries Fountain Service KING TUT’S RESTAURANT On Route 236 at Junction of 101-Eliot Telephone 748-9849 NATIVE CLAMS and SEA FOODS Best Wishes to The Class of 1964 Other Specialties THE WIGGINS Plan Your Order For No-Waiting Service Counter and Table Service For Your Convenience INSURANCE AGENCY OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Except Friday and Saturday 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Compliments of GOODWINS' SUMMER MARKET WOODLAND FARMS DAIRY Corner of Route 103 Cedar Road Eliot, Maine Kittery, Maine 748-0944 PATRONS PATRONESSES John Vera Burridge Bill Irene Fuller Robert I. Libbey Mr. Mrs. D. Diaz, Jr. Walter E. Beckert Mr. Mrs. Jim Place Harold A. Morse Douglas, David, Dana Spinney Mr. Mrs. Winfield S. Staples, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Philip O. Macomber Mr. Mrs. Elmer E. Cole Mr. Mrs. Vard Hunker G. B. Hammond Mr. Mrs. Raymond Bilodeau Francis Robinson A Friend Robert Gerry Mr. Mrs. Edward Vetter Bill Pat Cress Mr. Mrs. Ernest McKenney Mr. Mrs. Charles M. Lawson Mr. Mrs. Joseph Jackson, Jr. Glenwood Randall Mr. Mrs. Vernon Evans Mr. Mrs. Leon Le Blanc Mr. Mrs. Charles G. Remick Mr. Mrs. David Spinney Mr. Mrs. Clayton W. Fernald Mr. Mrs. True Bailey Mr. Mrs. Richard Wiechert Mr. Mrs. Maynard F. Douglas Mr. Mrs. Frederick H. Short, Jr. Mr. Mrs. TryOn Mrs. Virginia Barnard Timothy Barnard Mrs. Florence Moulton Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Place Mr. Mrs. Gordon Kimball Mr. Mrs. Merton Spurr Mr. Mrs. Donald La Pointe Mr. Mrs. Robert Olmstead Mr. Mrs. John Willis Mr. Mrs. Roland B. Hogan Mr. Mrs. Clarence Mac Mahan A Friend Mr. Mrs. Allen Seesman Mr. Mrs. John Waterman Mr. Mrs. Harlon Plaisted Mr. Mrs. Charles Tobey, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Merritt Shapleigh Matthew, Stephen, David Rogers Mrs. Marion Shapleigh A Friend Mr. Mrs. Daniel J. Taylor, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Paul Stuart Mr. Mrs. Orlandini Mr. Mrs. Covington PATRONS PATRONESSES Sheryl Varney Mr. Mrs. Nelson Perry Mr. Mrs. Ralph Everson Mr. Mrs. Francis Dietlin Mr. Mrs. Edward Johnson James Hallam Mr. Mrs. Lewis Rogers Mr. Mrs. Ayer Mr. Mrs. John Alden Mr. Mrs. G. W. Durard Mr. Mrs. Fremond G. Sataleno Mr. Mrs. L. C. Trainor Mr. Mrs. John Cerabona Frances P. Cailan Mr. Mrs. Kermit Wagner Mr.- Mrs. Horsman Mr. Mrs. G. Hunter C. G. Pierce Mr. Mrs. Robert McIntyre Mrs. Irene M. Winship Mr. Mrs. Francis Hett Mr. Mrs. Bradely Griffin Mr. Mrs. Rosaire A. Toulouse Mrs. Alice Cummings Mr. Mrs. George M. Cook Mr. Mrs. Emerson Spinney Vesta C. Spinney Helen M. Canterbury Mr. Mrs. Donald E. Lincoln Mrs. Dan Taylor, Jr. Steve Taylor Mrs. Ernest C. Remick Mr. Mrs. Roland S. Morse, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Sidney A. Spinney Mrs. Leon Molleur Mrs. Pauline Bennett Mr. Mrs. Joseph Saurman Mr. Mrs. Alphonse Pare Mrs. Lila Holden Mr. Mrs. Stanley Parmley Mr. Mrs. Donald Webber, Jr. Joseph Phenneger Mr. Mrs. Stanley Allain Mr. Mrs. Gordon Main Mr. Mrs. Frederic Lindstedt Mr. Mrs. Richard Warrell Mr. Mrs. Howard Furbush John C. Schaffer, Jr. Carlton L. Bate, Jr. Compliments of a friend Edward Bartlett Miss Paul PATRONS PATRONESSES Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A. Fernald Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Bradstreet Mr. and Mrs. John W. Staples Mr. and Mrs. Carleton D. Staples Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Brotherton Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Swan Anne Lord June Goodwin Roger Grant W. J. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Emery Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Van Auken A Friend Mr. Mrs. Leslie Smith Mr. Mrs. Howard Bannen A Friend Mr. Mrs. Maurice Tify Mr. Mrs. Warner Mr. Mrs. William Dailey Mr. Mrs. Robert Barter Mr. Mrs. Charles Wilts Mr. Mrs. Norman Odiorne Mrs. Ralph Dixon Mr. Mrs. Roger J. Dube A Friend Ray's Service Station Route 236 Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Parker Mr. Mrs. Norman E. Morse Mr. Mrs. Fay Kane, Jr. Crystal Kent Gladys Mildred Horning Mr. Mrs. Roland S. Morse Lura Leavitt Mr. Mrs. Guy Morang Mr. Mrs. Walter Halls Mrs. Margaret Messer Mr. Mrs. Thomas Roark Mr. Mrs. Stanley A. Whitney Mr. Mrs. Norman Andrews Mr. Mrs. David Raitt Kenneth L. Goodwin Mr. Mrs. Richard Goodwin Mr. Mrs. Wayne Goodwin Mr. Mrs. George L. Tandif Compliments of A Friend Mrs. Blanche P. Clark Mr. Mrs. Walter Donnell Mr. Mrs. Clifford Boyce Mr. Mrs. George Stetson Mr. Mrs. Leslie R. Barrett Mr. Clifford Reed Mr. Mrs. Charles S. Adams Mr. Mrs. Covington Mrs. Inez Nadean Mr. Mrs. Francis Paul Hr- tLlOT