Falmouth High School - Crest Yearbook (Falmouth, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

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Still o'er these scenes my mem'ry wakes, And fondly broods with miser carey' Time but th' impression stronger makes, As streams their channels deeper wear. -Robert Burns Zfreword ANN HALEY, Ed tor Ch ef This edition of The Crest is a permanent record of the school year 1960-1961. In a few years when you find this book hidden away on a high shelf, you will take it down and dust it off. As you go through the pages and look at the pictures, memories of the wonderful times at Fal- mouth High School will once more come to life. You will be reminded of a dance you went to, or a basketball game we won, or even an examina- tion on which you received a particularly good rank. But most important, the classmates and faculty, whom you have all but forgotten, will once more be there smiling at you. You will find yourself wondering whether the girl who sat beside you in English class is still having trouble with her spelling, or whether your favorite faculty member is in good' health. . With this purpose we publish the 1961 Crest -that these very im- portant years of your life will never be forgotten. Your editor,. Your assistant ed itor, . CAROLYN GATES, Asst. Editor XT! Kffxr . X fix- , is . -'f x. ., , M ' 7 Wil E Dcdicafizw IT is seldom ThaT a Teacher can enTer a classroom of young adulTs and, wiThin The relaTively shorT span of a year, gain The full confidence and friendship of The whole group. AlThough he was able To be wiTh us for only a liTTle while, The wonderful personaliTy of This Teacher made such an impression on all of us ThaT he will never be forgoTTen. His love of greaT liTeraTure influenced us To read moreland To read be1Ter Things. His Training led us To freer self-expression in.wriTing. His appreciaTion of good humor lefT us wiTh a feeling ThaT we have learned much and loved every minuTe of iT. IT is wiTh These ThoughTs in mind ThaT we proudly dedicaTe This book To MR. WALTER CAHILL. 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Yi s x X, .X Xx- X S X3 5 V F i 1 r i i .Y W- d,wv-.-iumxumwuwmwmmmsmuwmmn: ,,-, ma:-,: mmwmm wma Lu-1:4 , ,wma mmm sm m mx . 1 ,,,,,,,,,, :,,: ,,,,,, mfgf,1,,, -:Y:x-ggiqizxxammgm ,xxxxx ,xxwmxwmwmaw-:ww , , , msawwwmsmfxrwmzrrmmwmmwmwwmrrxmmmmmmmmm... GARDNER C. POPE Principal Colleges: Bowdoin-A.B. University of Maine-M.A. Here are the events of the week , Freshmen and sophomores form the lunch line in the gym : tolerant MISS ROBERTA F. ROGERS Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Practice Colleges: Westbrook Junior College-A.B.A. Northeastern Business College Summer sessions: University of Virginia University of Vermo-nt University of Maine thing yet. ROBERT C. CLUNIE Sub-master Algebra, Geometry, Physical Science Colleges: Dartmouth-A.B. In-service courses: Bates Bowdoin U. of Maine Understanding, chalky boards, The 7:50 bell has rung. MISS MADELYN E. BUCK English Colleges: Gorham Sta-te Teachers' College-B.S. University of Maine Columbia University-M.A. Blue-green ink: precise, nightmares over plays Backbone of F.H.S., problem seniors, You haven't seen any- Qzculfy JAMES B HANSON Band, Chorus College: University of Maine-B.S. Friendly, iokes, l, and 2, and 3 . . . MRS. KLADYS A. HAGER Latin Colleges: University of Massachusetts-B.A. Who would like to begin the translation? , sincere, Mrs. School Spirit l Summer session: St. Joseph's College Extension: University of Marine ALFRED H. STADDEN World History, Drive-r Education A College: U. of Maine-B.S. Listening to Mrs. Bemiss, fatherly, Do-n't block the corridor MRS. - PHYLLIS P. BEMISS Commercial Arithmetic: Bookkeeping, Mathematics Colleges: Unive-rsity of Maine Montcla-ir State Teachers' Colle-ge-B.A. Drake Secretarial College Chats with Mr. Stadden, sympathetic, enthusiastic RICHARD J. HALPIN U.S. History, Problems of Democracy Colleges: Ho-ly Cross-B.A. Summer session: University of Maine Collegiate: Newsweek: To all intents and purposes MRS. KATHERINE N. SMITH Girls' Physical Education Colleges: Posse School of Physical Educatio-n Gorham State Teachers' College Blue gym uniforms: avid skier: dancing records F. DONALD DORSEY Biolo-gy, Physical Science Colleges: Bowdoin-B.A. Syracuse University Summer sessions: Bo-ston University Simmons College 'Extension course: University of Maine Syracuse: l know a professor at Bowdoin who . . . : classical music JOHN M. GlLl.lS Guidance Director Colleges: Boston University-B.S. Boston College-M.of Ed. Catalogs galore: tapes on career possibilities: getting seniors into co-lle-ge l Zzculiy THOMAS F. JOYCE English Colleges: Maine Maritime Academy Boston College-B.S. Summer Session: U. of Maine Irish bachelorg Don't they have any other music in the gym? p camel hair sport iackets MISS DOROTHY MCCANN French Colleges: University of Maine-B.A. Boston University Tufts University Vivantep blue bug convertiblep Jamais, iamaisI ROGER H. RHOADES Physics Colleges: Colby College-A.B. U. of Michigan U. of Maine Mass. Institute of Technology-M.A. Northern Illinois College of Optometry Pacific University U. of Colorado-Ph.D. Scholarlyg practicalp bright red tie on testing days I E. ELLIOTT SMALL Algebra, College Mathematics, Geometry Colleges: Bates College-B.S. I Bridgewater State Teachers' Col lege-M. of Ed. Summer sessiong University of Maine Blue eyes: sporty tiesg I don't believe you can prove that class. Om JEROME W. BLACK l lndustrial Arts, Drafting Colleges: Gorham State Teachers' College-B.S. University of Maryland-M. of Ed. Economical: genial: foreign car MRS. BARBARA W. MORRIS English Colleges: Bates College-B.A. Summer and extension courses: University of Hartford Central Connecticut College Danbury College Patient: capable: pea-green flats t MRS. LORRAINE O. STICKNEY English College: Augsburg College-B.A. And so forth : amicable: sense of humor JESSE BEDWELL Boys' Physical Education College: Indiana State Teachers' College-B.S. Co-operative: muscles: good dancer Qzculf yi RICHARD A. HAMLIN Civics, Biology, Geography Colleges: Ricker College-Associate of Science, B.A. Portland University Law School University of Maine Good sportsman, period 6 study hall, co-smopolitan MRS. EDNA C. COCHRAN Home Economics Colleges: Farmington State Teachers' College-B.S. University of Maine Extensio-n course: U. of Missouri Seamstress, cheerleader, vivaciou-s MRS. DOROTHY N. WAGNER Librarian, Problems of Democracy, English Colleges: Connecticut College for Women-B.A. Summer session: Colby College Y Correspondence course: Ohio University Willing, helpful, hair-do's at Rines DR. ARTHUR B. WOODMAN School Physician Colleges: Bowdoin-B.S. Boston University School of Medicine-M.D Jovial, physicals , Open your mouth, pleasef' MRS. KATHERINE G. DUNLAP School Nurse College: Roosevelt School of Nursing-R.N. Motherlyg efficienfg paich Tests He who knows noi, and knows no-T That he Knows not, is a fool. Shun him. He who knows noi, and knows ihat he knows not, is simple. Teach him. He who knows, and knows no-T that he knows, is asleep. Waken him. He who knows, and knows that he knows, is wise. Follow him. Arabic a pothegm re I my ,N..,m.N :L , - :nw Awmxxwx Qwmbsa1:: I Sdiiorial faff Ann Haley I EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ........ ............K............................... - -- ASSISTANT EDITOR ...... W ..... .- - ......................... .. ....... Carolyn Gates SENIOR EDITORS ,,,,,., , ..,....,. - ...... ....... J ean Ferguson, William Anderson Judith Grant, John Buckley I Margaret Haley ART EDITORS ....... .... E lizabeth Heinonen, Bedford Hayes I Judith Smith PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS---,. .... ....... R obert Lawler, Roberta Grace I Lorraine Edwards, Peggy Halpin ALUMNI AND EXCHANGES ...... ............... Peter Clough, Ann Brown FACULTY EDITORS ............... .. .... Rebecca Knight, Mary Ellen LIVGFITIOFG Anne Ryan ACTIVITY EDITORS ........ ---- I Sally Ricker, Deborah Holmes Lucinda Farmer, Susan SmItI'. Susan Record! CLASSROOM EDITORS ......... -- ..... David Soule, Jan Atherton Harvey Wheeler, Karen Laney SPORTS EDITORS ..... ----- Penelope Lynch, Jeanette Guinard ' Richard Lawler, Stanley Wentzell Karl Robbins CO-ADVISOR ...... ....... M rs. Barbara Morris Business Staff CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS. -..- - --......--- W ....--....--.-------- David Abbiati, William Reichert ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ....... ............. G-alyn Shaw CIRCULATION MANAGER ........... ASST. CIRCULATION MANAGER -, Norman Stiles Gail Howison SENIOR CLERKS ..................M........ ..... E dythe Alling, Estelle Little JUNIOR CLERKS .......... Donna Thoits, Sylvia Adams Linda Tibbetts, 'Nancy Lowe Linda Adams, Cynthia Leach Ellen Willey, Dianne Wilson BUSINESS AD SOLICITORS ............................ ....... - ...,..,.....,,..,,,,,,-,,,.,,,,,,-- ,--,,-,-- - Edwa-rd Abbott Charles Abrahamson Jan Atherton James Beal Michele Benoit Priscilla Blanchard Bruce Bradford Ann Brown John Buckley Peter Clough Robert Copeland Dorothy Davis Sandra Dunlap CO-ADVISOR ...... Philip Eames Lorraine Edwards Deborah Farwell James Foley Judith Grant Mariorie Hager Bedford Hayes Deborah Holmes Sally Holmes Linda Jordan Rebecca Knight Francis Laney Richard Lawler Robert Lawler Nancy Lowe Judith Norton Dianne Proctor Jane Record David Soule Harry Titcomb Geoffrey Titherington Donald Vining Stanley We-ntzell Lois Wilkins Dianne Wilson Miss Roberta Rogers Hommunity Ad Staff I1 BLACKSTRAP ROAD, BABBIDGE ROAD, HURRICANE ROAD, MOUNTAIN ROAD .... ..... 'William Reichert Jud-ith Norton Sandra Chaffee Kenneth Donagan 21 DEPOT ROAD, LUNT ROAD .............,.....................,... ...... . Lucinda Farmer JBHICG 31 UPPER FORESIDE Donald Kemp Mary Ellen Livermore 'Stanley York .,,,,-,,-. William Lunt 'Sandra Dunlap Virginia Morgan Sally Ricker 41 ROUTE 88, CASCO TERRACE ..................................... ...,,,,.,...,...,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,, 'Norman Stiles Judith Capelluti Bruce Bradford Deborah Comee Jeanette Guinard Roberta Howard 51 JOHNSON ROAD, UNDERWOOD ROAD .......,.,., .,,L, ' Anne Brown ,,,,,--, David Soule Jane Record Nancy Lowe 61 OLD FALMOUTH ROAD-CORNER OF GRAY ROAD TO TOWN HALL .......,......,...,,.,,....,..,,,, 'Peter CIOUQI1 Audrey Haley Madelyn Porter Robert Copeland Donald Vining 71 OLD FALMOUTH ROAD-TOWN HALL TO FALMOUTH CORNER .,,..... . 'Deborah Holmes ..... Ronald Scheuchzer Dexter Fields Nonon Lamb 81 WEST FALMOUTH-CARROLL'S BARBER SHOP TO CUMBERLAND LINE .,.,,,,,,.,,.,, -.,-.4-,--T-- 'Diane Wilson Alfred Cossar Rgbeffa Grace Ralph Richards Shirley Maguire 91 WEST FALMOUTH-CARROLL'S BARBER SHOP TO PORTLAND LINE .,.. .....,.................... TBSTSY Marshall Brenda Wentworth Edythe Alling 'I01 LEIGHTON ROAD ..... ..................................... ...................................... BeClf0l'Cl H'aYe5 Trudlance Borstel Elizabeth Heinonen 'l'I1 WINN ROAD-HOUSTON SCHOOL TO CUMBERLAND LINE ........ , ..,................................... 'Murray Spruce Peter Zacharias Debqralh Farwell 121 HILLSIDE AVENUE .... ............................................... ...... Karl Robbins Geoffrey Titherington 'I31 PLEASANT HILL TO PORTLAND LINE INCLUDING ALLEN AVE. EXT. TDOYIGICI Velfflll' Stanley Wentzell Charles Abrahamson I41 MIDDLE ROAD ,...,. 'Jan Atherton ......... Wayne Sullivan Jo-hn Buckley 'RSIDSCCB KUIQIWT Jean Ferguson Carol Tupper Mariorie Hagel' William Shiers 151 DEPOT ROAD TO PORTLAND LINE-LOWER FORESIDE fall Slcle STI'eeIS1 .......,.................. 'Richard Lawler Nancy Jordan Harvey Wheeler William Pollard Robert Lawler Linda Jordan James Beal Edward Abbott ' CHAIRMAN NES X E x Q N551 INQNWXW wx . X5 -f A i Q ' x N. X x xv. 1 x ,Q A - , XMaNu ,:. X X Ny SN xx S E. N X . 5 if X X X X XX x X X gf ' . , 1.5.1. E , X Q xx N x X X X X ww mm' -4 sm I-1 1 .11 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEATED, left to right: W. Ande-rson, president, M. Spruce, vice-president, L. Jordan, secretary, J. Record, treasurer. STANDING: D. Verrill, D. Vining, A. Cossar, M. Haley. Our Seuiar year This is it-our senior year. All the rest of our years of education we-re in prep- aration for this, our final year, at Falmouth High School. lt was up to us to make the very best we can of it. In the past, when the-re were disappointments, perhap-s because the team had a poor season, or our ranks weren't quite what they should have been, or that certain someone- went to the Prom with somebody e-lse-there wa-s always the next year to look forward to. But at the beginning of this year there was no next year to offer us consolation. We had to do all we could to make this year the best in the history of Falmouth High and to make our class the best yet. We had many fields in which we could excel, if we did our best. There were all the sports offered at Falmouth, there was the chance to bring our ranks up to high standa-rds, there was further competitio-n with other schools in debating and Scie-nce Fair, and there were the many other extra-curricular activities in our own school, such as diramatics and the other clubs and organizatio-ns. Also, we tried to help the unde-rclassmen with their problems a-nd to be worthy of their respect. We like to think that we succeeded in most of these ways, for as the time for us to graduate draws near, we want to be well remembered by our friends and our faculty. Our high school years certainly rank among the best of our lives, a-nd our biggest regret concerning them is that they went so quickly. L57 X ,,. 0 Wiffgl 6 Eg lin: ga - 52, V 41 W1 ' wx! Jr , . rv I DAVID LAWRENCE ABBlATl Dave Ambition: To be a doctor Pastime: Playing chess Pet Peeve: Keeping a French notebook Activities: Baseball-Co-Manager 2, Manager 3, 4, Swimming 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant I, 2, 3, Class Officer-President 2, The Crest Staff l, 2, Co-Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3, Co-Bus. Mgr. 4, Dramatics 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Preside-nt 4, French Club 2, Hi-Lions 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Safety Club 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, Soccer 3, 4, Student Ser- vice 2, Symphonic Music 4, President 2, Varsity Club 4, Biology Sem- inar 4. Anglia, spontaneous, go-getter. CHARLES HOWARD ABRAHAMSON Charlie Ambition: To kill a ten-point buck Pastime: Working at North Gate Pharmacy Pet Peeve: Little old women driving big new cars Activities: The Crest Staff 2, 3, 4. Norwegian, persistent, find him at North Gate Pharmacy CHARLES WILLIAM ANDERSON BiIl Ambition: To see Republicans complete-ly eradicated Pastime: Skin Diving, Patty L Pet Peeve: Mr. Cahill's departure Activities: Baseball 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, Swimming 1, 3, Camera Club 1, 4, Class Officer-President 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, The Crest Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lions 4, Latin Club 2, Safety Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, Symphonic Music 2, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Chief executive, driver, businesslike CLIFFORD FORREST ASHLEY Cliff Ambition: To work in electronics Pastime: Hunting and Fishing Pet Peeve: Homework Outdoorman, taciturn, shy ARTHUR NORMAN ATNNATER Ari Ambition: To take up radar in the Air Force Pastime: Making rocke-ts and experimenting with rocket fuel Pet Peeve: Homework Mad scientist, inquisitive, likeable CYNTHIA AYERS Cindy Ambition: To get a driver's license! To go to New York Pastime: Arguing with Marnie Pet Peeve: A niece, not enough news for WLOB Activities: Transferred from Deering High School 1 : Camera Club-Sec- retary lp Fencing 2, Office Secretary 2. Quiet, news sleuth fo-r WLOB, seen with Arlene NEI-L GORDON BAILEY Neil Ambition: To be successful in life Pastime: Hunting, fishing, and ho-rseback riding Pet Peeve: Home-work a-nd Math 12 ' Activities: Chorus 2. Handsome, ha-ndy with a hammer, Move over, Elvis! ' JAMES ARTHUR BEAL Beal Ambition: To be an ensign in the Navy Pastime: Looking at girls dancing with girls ' Pet Peeve: Girls dancing with girls Activities: Band l, 2, President 3, 4, Basketball-Asst. Manager 3: Swim ming 3, Chorus 4, The Crest Staff 3, 4, French Club 2, Safety Club- President 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Ladies' man, blows a mean horn, safety first TRUDANCE ANN BORSTEL Trucli Ambition: To pass my driver's exam! Pastime: Going to the beach and knitting sweaters Pet Peeve: The reply, l told you so. Activities. Cheerleadin -Sub 2 Mana er 4- Chorus I- Christmas Pa - . g I Q I I Q eant I, The Crest Staff 4, Debating 1, 2, Dramatics I, 2, 3, Vice-Pres 4, Fencing I, F.H.A. 4, French Club 2, 3, Plays 3, 4, N.F.L. l, 2, 3, Ski Biology Seminar 4. A Talkative, Lucille Ballfs competition, perfectionist WILLIAM BRUCE BRADFORD Bruce Ambition: To be Perry Mason's assistant Pastime: Arguing with Mr. Hamlin Pet Peeve: Girls who talk too much Activities: Transferred from Cheverus High School 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, The Crest Staff 3, 4, French Club 4, President 2, Vice- President 3, Hi-Lions-President 4, Latin Club 4, President 2, 3,1Sym- phonic Music 2, Varsity Club 4. Fluent, literary, sharp southpaw ANNE WINNIFRED BROWN Brownie Ambition: To be the most important thing in the world to someone Pastime: Boston, dancing, movies Pet Peeve: People who are late, insincere, and inefficient Activities: Sophomore year at St. Petersburg High School, Cheerleading I, 3, Sub.-head 4, Chorus I, Christmas Pageant I, Class Executive Comm. 3, The Crest Staff I, 3, 4, Debating 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Fenc- ing I, Plays 3, 4, The Skipper Staff I, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. individualistic, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, one-thirci of the Big Three JOHN FRANCIS BUCKLEY Ambition: To be a biochem-ist Pastime: Girls and hunting Pet Peeve: Trig quickies Activities: The Crest Staff 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, Dramatics 4, French Club 3, Latin Club 4, Plays 4, Symphonic Music 2, Track 3, 4, Biology Seminar 4. Happy-go-lucky, handsome sweaters, intellectual Club 2, The Skipper Staff 2, 4, Symphonic Music 2, Varsity Club 4, JUDITH ANNE CAPELLUTI Judy Ambition: To get to and through college Pastime: Being with the crowd-sailing Pet Peeve: Condeited people Activities: The Crest Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, Fencing l, French Club 2, 4, F.T.A. 4, Plays l, 2, Teacher's Secretary 3. Loquacious, usually seen-everywhere DANIEL CHIPMAN Danny Ambition: To go to California Pastime: Dragging at Sanford Pet Peeve: Taking the bus Sanford racer. Go West, young man! PETER HINCKLEY CLOUGH Pete Ambition: To be a successful researcher Pastime: Play rehearsals Pet Peeve: To be toldf to do mo-re tha-n three things at a time Activities: Baseball-Scorekeeper l, 3, 4, Manager 2, Basketball-J. V. Mgr. l, Varsity Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Christmas Pageant l, 3, The Crest Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Debating 1, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Hi-Lions 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Plays 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Science Fair 4, The Skipp-er Staff 3, 4, Student Council-Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Varsity Club 4, N.F.L. l, 2, 3, Biology Seminar 4. Man about schoo-I, busy, Thespian DEBORAH ELAINE COMEE Debbie Ambition: To live in Europe Pastime: Traveling, sailing, and skin diving Pet Peeve: Low tide Activities: Chorus 1 , Christmas Pageant l , The Crest Staff 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 4, French Club 3, President 4, Swimming l, Plays l, Symphonic Music 4, Biology Seminar 4, Sophomo-re year in Europe. Reserved, Pa-risie-nne, Koko CYNTHIA HELENE COPELAND Cindy Ambition: To maio-r in home economics Pastime: Talking on the telepho-ne Pet Peeve: Little cousins Activities: Basketball l, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Office Secretary l, Softball 1 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Athletic, Mrs. Smith's secret weapon ALFRED STANLEY COSSAR Ted Ambition: To land a iob in the Portsmouth Navy Yard Pastime: Working on my car Pet Peeve: Math-12 4 Activities: Baseball l, 2, Basketball 2, Class Executive Committee 1, 4 The Crest Staff 4. Deep water sailor, complacent, freckles GEORGE DAVID CURRY Dave Ambition: To be a Master Technician CAir Craftl Pastime: Fishing and hunting Pet Peeve: Poetry Track 2, 3, 4, Va-rsity Club 4. Mr. Big, indolent, Wrigley's ad man CHARLES WALLACE DAVIS Chuddy Ambition: To be successful in whatever l do Pastime: Diane and playing baseball Pet Peeve: Blind baseball umpires Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 3, Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Carrot-top, baseball star, good guy Activities: Transferred from Portland High School 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Track 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, Soccer 3- I CAROLYN MARIA DiPlETRANTONlO Carol 1 Ambition: To travel abroad and to be successful in whatever l do Pastime: Being outdoors, painting, reading, and bowling Pet Peeve: Homework Activities: F.H.A. 4, Student Libra-ria-n 3, Head 4. Reliable, Where's your library pass? , seen with Sandra SANDRA FRANCES DOUGHTY Sandy Ambition: To be successful in life Pastime: Going to Lincoln Pet Peeve: Getting up on school days Activities: F.H.A. 4, Student Librarian 3, 4. Quiet, twinkling eyes, seen with Carolyn SANDRA JEAN DUNLAP Sandy Ambition: To be prepared for the future Pastime: Spring, summer, fall, and winter sports! Pet Peeve: People who don't have any schoo-I spirit!! Activities: Basketball 2, Cheerleading l, 2, 3, Head 4, Christmas Pageant l, Class Officer-Secretary 3, The Crest Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Debating l, 2, Fencing l, French Club 2, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Sci F' 2 Sk' Club l 2 The Skipper Staff l 2, ence Club l,Science air , 1 , , , ' - L'b ' 2 3- Varsit Club4 Softball l 2- Student Council l, Student I rarian , , y . Vivacious,l Come on, kids, you can shout louder than that! ORAL CURRIE DYER O.D. Ambition: To work the rest of my life Pastime: Sleeping Pet Peeve: Too many serious people in the world Shaw's asset,-friendly, math hawk RICHARD LEROY EMERSON Emma' Ambition: To be successful in the service Pastime: Girls, cars, and clubs Pet Peeve: Too much homework I've got to get a iob and get my car on the road, Miss Rogers' head ache LUCINDA GRACE FARMER Cinda Ambition: To be an interpreter at the United Nations Assembly Pastime: Sailing-especially on Crystal Lake! Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning! -atin Club 2, 3, Plays l, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Music 3, 4. Poised, Girls' State, le professeur d'une classe heureuse MARTHA SCOTT FARWELL Marty Ambition: To be a good secretary Pastime: Attending or playing basketball games, Pet Peeve: Doing homework Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Office Secretary 4: Softball 2, 3, 4, Teach- er's Secretary 3, 4: Varsity Club 4. Husson is her goal, China blue eyes JEAN LOUISE FERGUSON Fer-QU-Son Ambition: To graduate from college Pastime: Summering in Houlton Pet Peeve: People who don't get mad and lipstick Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 1, The Crest Staff 4: Debating 2, Dramatics 3, 4, Fencing 1, French Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 4, Secretary 3 , The Skipper Staff 2, 4. Methodical, easy-going, trips to Aroostook Activities: Chorus l, 2, Christmas Pa eant l- The Crest Staf 1 5 g 1 f I 21 31 4 Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, Vice-President 4, HENRY ANTHONY FIELDS Tony Ambition: To go to M.V.T.l. Pastime: Working on cars Pet Peeve: Riding the bus to school Activities: Safety Club 2. Valentino, Hot-rod , six-footer JAMES PETER FOLEY Jim Ambition: To be a success Pastime: Taking it easy Pet Peeve: Haven't any! Activities: Band l, 2, 3, 4, The Crest Staff 4, Cross-Country-Manager 2, 3, Safety Club 3, 4, Track-Manager 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Willing, easy-going, drummer ' ARLINE FRANCES HEIGHE FOSTER Ambition: To be a good wife .Pastime: Going bowling with Allan Pet Peeve: Wa-shing dishes Activities: Chorus 1, Dramatics 2, Office Secretary 3. Settled, industrious, homemaker DONALD FRANCIS FREDRIKSEN ' Don Ambition: To travel-not just around the world-but all over the world Pastime: Having fun Pet Peeve: Trying to make a pencil last a day Activities: Band 2, Basketball l, 2, Camera Club l, 2, Cross-Country l 4, Safety Club 3, 4, Symphonic Music 4, Track l, Varsity Club 4. Courteous, Dapper Don, Dotty's twin I J UDITH MAE GRANT .ludy Ambition: To be a teacher Pastime: Sailing and loafing Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Activities: Chorus I, 2, The Crest Staff 2, 4, Dramatics 4, Fencing I, F.T.A. I, 2, 3, President 4, Office Secretary 4, The Skipper Staff 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Music 2. One of the Big Three, F.T.A. leader, potential plus SHIRLEY ANN GRIFFIN ShirI Ambition: To be the owner of a poodle farm and to go to California Pastime: Double dating with Pat and te-asing Marnie Pet Peeve: Boys who don't finish school and people with wise answe-rs Activities: Basketball I, Manage-r 2, 3, Fencing I, The Skipper Staff 2, Student Librarian 2. Only her hairdresser knows, ' peg leg, extrovert SHARON ELAINE GROSS Sherry Ambition: To become a beautician Pastime: Playing reco-rds Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Activities: Transferred from East Hartford High 4, Chorus 4, F.T.A. 4. Spice from the Nutmeg State-pepper JEANETTE EVA GUINARD Ambition: To graduate from college Pastime: Swimming and dancing Pet Peeve: French Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, The Crest Staff 2, 4, French Club 2 FTA 4 Swimmin I 2 3 Latin Club 2 3 4, The Skipper I - - - I Q 1 1 F I I ' Staff 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Music 2, Varsity Club 4. Shooting star, dependable, soft-spoken WILLIAM ARCHIBALD HAGER Bill Ambition: To become an Air Force pilot Pastime: Fishing, driving, baseball Pet Peeve: Blind referees and umpires , Activities: Deerfield Academy 2, 3, Ba-seball I, 4, Basketball I, Chorus I, Christmas Pageant 1, Class Officer-President I, Cross-Country 4, Varsity Club 4. Mellow tenor, baseball steady, square-shooter ANN MARGARET HALEY Ambition: To teach-anywhere!!! Pastime: Friday night blasts Pet Peeve: Taking the bus Activities: Chorus I, 2, Christmas Pageant I, The Crest Staff-Asst. Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Dramatics I, 2, Sec.-Treas. 3, 4, Fre-nch Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, National Honor So- siety 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Plays I, 3, Symphonic Music 2, 4. Meets the deadlines and Bill, six polio shots! versatile MARGARET ANN HALEY Marnie Ambition: To live a happy life Pastime: Going out with Wayne Pet Peeve: Arguing with Judy Activities: Basketball I, 2, Chorus I, 2, Class Executive Committee 2, 4, The Crest Staff 4, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Office Secretary 3, 4, The Skipper Staff 2, Softball I, 2, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4. Redheaded individualist, Judy's side-kick, light-hearted ELIZABETH ANN HEINONEN Liz Ambition: To be a psychologist and to work with iuvenile delinquents Pet Pastime: Staying up late Pet Peeve: Conceited people Activities: Basketball-Mgr. 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Com- mittee I ,Class Officer-Secretary 2, The Crest Staff 2, 3, 4, Debating I, 2, Dramatics I, 2, 3, Fencing I, Latin Club 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4,- Science Fair 2, The Skipper Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Symphonic Music 2. F H.S.'s choice for D.A.R., artistic, inge-nious DEBORAH ANN HOLMES Debb Y Ambition: To succeed Pastime: Reading Pet Peeve: Do nothings Activities: The Crest Staff l, 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. l, 2, 3, 4, Debating l, President 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Plays l, 2, 3, 4, Safety Club 3, 4, Reporter for Teen-age Express'd 3, 4. ' Debater par excellence, Swedish smo-rgasbord's her specialty, Flo-ra- belle Sue Sidney LINDA JORDAN Lin Ambition: To tour Europe Pastime: Swimming and dancing Pet Peeve: Poor sportsmanship Activities: Chorus T, 2, Christmas Pageant l, Class Officer-Secretary 4, The Crest Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Softball l, 2, 4, Symphonic Music 2, Varsity Club 4. Peppy, school-spirited, prospective Betty Crocker NANCY WARNER JORDAN Nance Ambition: To win the Women's National Open Golf Championship Pastime: Sports Pet Peeve: The distance between the Music Room and algebra class Activities: The Crest Staff 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Latin, Club -Secretary 2, Ski Club 3, The Skipper Staff 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic Music 2, Varsity Club 4. Charming, Shalimar, well-dressed DONALD WAYNE KENISTON Wayne Ambition: To be successful in life. To build one of the fa-stest cars in the state Pastime: Girls, car clubs, and working on my convertible Pet Peeve: Cars that won't start, girls who can't go out! C-ars-cafrs-cars- REBECCA GALE KNIGHT Becky Ambition: To spend my iunior year of college abroad and to write a college student's guide to Europe Pastime: Beachcombing, skiing, and writing letters Pet Peeve: Egotistical people Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, Chorus 1, Christmas Pageant 1, The Crest Staff 2, 3, 4, Debating 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Fencing 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Ski Club 1, 2, The Skipper Staff 2, Softball 1, Varsity Club 4, N.F.L. 1, 2, 3, 4. Collegiate, skiing fanatic, Ahmad Jamal NORTON HASKELL HALL LAMB, JR. same Ambition: To be a successful engineer Pastime: Going to Five Islands Pet Peeve: Being told what to do by my sister Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Swimming 3, Camera Club 1, 2, 4, The Crest Staff 3, 4, Cross-Country 4, Dramatics 3, 4, French Club 2, Maine lnterscholastic Track Meet 1, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Safe-ty Club 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Basketball beatnik, first-rate fellow, genial RlCHARD WAYNE LAWLER Rich Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and wise Pastime: Beating my b-rother at ping-pong ' Pet Peeve: Losing to my brother at ping-pong Activities: The Crest Staff, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lions 2, 3, 4, Maine lnterscholastic Track Meet 1, 3, 4, Plays 3, 4, Safety Club 3, Soccer 3, 4, Student Council 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. You have the feeling you've seen him before, number two boy ROBERT SHERWOOD .LAWLER Rob Ambition: To go around the world in 80 days Pastime: Beating my brother at ping-pong Pet Peeve: Losing to my brother at ping-pong Activities: The Crest Staff 2, 3, 3, Cro-ss-Country 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lions 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Maine lnterscholastic Track Meet 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Shutter-bug, Mr. Manic-Depressive DAVID REUTER LEDDY Dave Ambition: To play for the Boston Celtics Pastime: Playing basketball Pet Peeve: Being called Sam Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Cross-Country l, 3, 4 Ski Club 2, Track 1, 4, Varsity Club 4. Reserved, one-half of a duo, basketball star SAMUEL REUTER LEDDY Sam' Ambition: To be my own boss Pastime: Taking it easy Pet Peeve: Forgetting my gym towel Activities: Camera Club 2, The Crest Staff 2, 3. Open-minded, the other half, modest JEFFREY H INKS LEIGHTGN Jeff Ambition: To make money Pastime: Driving my car Pet Peeve: Homework Activities: Band 1, 2, Basketball l, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1. Watch your foul shots, sleepy, amiable NICHOLAS JAMES LEIGHTON Nick Ambition: To make money Pastime: Playing baseketball Pet Peeve: Homework ' Activities: Baseball 2, Basketball 3, 4, Cross-Country 3. Smiling, deliberate, little brother ESTELLE CANDIS LITTLE Stell Ambition: To be a top-notch secretary Pastime: Walking on Mayberry Hill with Sandra Pet Peeve: Little brothers Activities: Chorus I 5 The Crest Staff 45 Office Secretary 45' The Skip- per Staff 3, 45 Softball I, 2, 45 Symphonic Music 25 Teacher's Secretary 3, 4. Efficient, Mr. HaIpin's girl Friday, hard-to-find NANCY ELIZABETH LOWE Lowe Ambition: To be a beautician Pastime: Cheering, dancing, hacking around Pet Peeve: Yapping dogs Activities: Basketball I, 25 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 25 The Crest Staff I, 2, 3, 45 Swimming I, 25 Maiorette I, 2, 3, 45 The Skipper Staff I, 2, 35 Varsity Club 4. Scintillating personality, baton twirler, cute JOHN ROBERT LUCE J6ClC Ambition: To take over my father's business Pastime: Building stereo phonograph players Pet Peeve: Rock'n roll music Suave, man of the world, served his hitch WILLIAM MERRILL LUNT III Willie Ambition: To build the new addition on Falmouth High Pastime: My car and trips to FuIler's, Inc. Pet Peeve: Girls using too often the right to change their minds. Unruffled, III , smooth SHIRLEY MARION MAGUIRE Shirl Ambition: To own a hotel in Ogunguit Pastime: Beaching and Zack Pet Peeve: A cat that bites your feet-? Activities: Basketball I-, 2, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Class Executive Com- mittee I, The Crest Staff 4, Dramatics T, 2,, Fencing l, 2, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, The Skipper Staff 2, Softball 3, 4, Student Council 2, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Perky, petite, popular BETSY JANE MARSHALL Ambition: To be a medical secretary and to earn a lot of money Pet Pastime: Going to basketball games Pet Peeve: Long shorthand assignments Activities: Bank Clerk 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, The Crest Staff I, 2, 3, Office Secretary 3, Safety Club 3, The Skipper Staff 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Attractive, conscientious, The Skipper's skipper CHESTER MCPHAIL Chet Ambition: To break the sound barrier with my Ford Pastime: Picking the black out of pepper Pet Peeve: Stop signs Activities: Camera Club I, Symphonic Music 2. Still waters run deep, gentlemanly STANLEY STETSON MITCHELL Stan Ambition: To learn the plastering trade Pastime: Cars and hunting Pet Peeve: Themes and term papers Pinkies, unobstrusive, good-looking VIRGINIA ANN MORGAN Ginny Ambition: To become a successful secretary Pastime: Sewing, bowling, driving, and dancing Pet Peeve: Period 6 study hall Activities: Basketball I, Chorus I, 4, Christmas Pageant I, The Crest Staff 3, 4, Dramatics 3, F.H.A. 4, Plays 3, Symphonic Music 2, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4. Bowling enthusiast, dressmaker, will-o'-the-wisp ' JUDITH ANN NORTON Judy Ambition: To be a medical secretary and to have a happy family Pastime: Having fun Pet Peeve: Homework Activities: Bank Clerk 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Chorus I, 2, The Crest Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Office Secretary 4, The Skippe-r Staff I, 2, Teacher's Secretary 4, Ski Club 3, Varsity Club 4. ' Took Latin so she could read Mrs. Hager's tests, basketball mainstay, outstanding 4-H'er , RONALD LEIGH OSMOND Ozzie Ambition: To be an electrician Pastime: Cars Pet Peeve: Car trouble I Activities: Transferred from Portland High School 4. Trampoline king, a P.H.S. transfer LARRY KINGSLEY PENDLETON Leo Ambition: To drag my Fordie and win Pastime: Working on my car Pet Peeve: Be-ing called Leo Activities: Symphonic Music 2, Track I. More than meets the eye, Leo , mechanical minded ERNEST SPENCER PINKOS AIco Ambition: To make the honor roll Pastime: Working on our '51 Chevy Pet Peeve: Backseat d rive-rs Activities: Baseball 4, Camera Club 4, The Crest Staff 3, French Club 2, Safety Club 3, 4, Symphonic Music 4. Jack of all trades, humorous, Chevrolet man RICHARD DAVID PODUFALY Ricky Ambition: To become a captain in the Marine Corps Pastime: Going to basketball practice Pet Peeve: Missing a jump shot in basketball Activities: Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Safety Club 4, Track 4. Handsome, gung-ho Ieatherneck, good egg WILLIAM CURTIS POLLARD Big BilI Ambition: To finally get a car of my own Pastime: To get everyone to come to Chi Epsilon meetings Pet Peeve: Cigars Activities: Band I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, The Crest Staff 3, 4, French Club 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Scie-nce Club 3, 4, Sympho-nic Music 4. Good-natured, band man, noncha-lant JANE ELSBETH RECORD Ambition: To graduate from college Pastime: Swimming, and riding around in Mrs. Grant's car Pet Peeve: People who nag Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Class Officer-Treasure-r I, 2, 3, 4, The Crest Staff 2, 3, 4, Debating I, Dramatics 4, Fencing I, French Club 2, Ski Club 3, The Skipper Staff I, 2, Softball I, 2, Swim- ming I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Symphonic Music 2, Varsity Club 4. Mermaid, pretty, chatterer WILLIAM JAMES REICHERT Rock Ambition: To have my ideas accepted Pastime: Drag racing at Sanford Pet Peeve: Cbnformity for confo-rmity's sake Activities: The Crest Staff I,.2, Co-Asst. Bus. Mgr. 3, Co-Bus. Mgr. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Safety Club 3, 4, Symphonic Music 2. How to Win Ads and Influence People, gad-about, bookhound RICHARD RHOADES I Rick Ambition: To have a iob with little work, big pay Pastime: Loafing Pet Peeve: School Activities: Transferred from Boulder High School, Boulder, Colorado 4, Camera Club 4. Western accent, mannerly, math whiz THOMAS JOSEPH RICHARD Tom Ambition: To graduate Pastime: Hunting and swimming Pet Peeve: Ernie's golf game Activities: Swimming I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, French Club 2, Safe-ty Club 3, 4, Student Librarian I, 2, Symphonic Music 2, 4, Track 2. Long drink of water, in the swim, procra-stmator RALPH RICHARDS Dick Ambition: To get a new, high-speed, custom Willys Pastime: Collecting butterflie-s Pet Peeve: Finding myse-If penniless the day after payday Activities: Swimming 3, Symphonic Music 2 Just an old smoothie, cartoonist, Willys enthusiast SALLY ANNE RICKER Rick Ambition: To get an office iob Pastime: Writing letters Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning ' Activities: Basketball i, 2, Chorus l, 2, Class Executive Committee 3, The Crest Staff 4, Fencing 1, Office Secretary 4, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4. Sweet, capable, Don WINSTON KARL ROBBINS Karl Ambition: To be contented Pastime: Sleeping Pet Peeve: Homework Activities: Basketball 3, 4, Manager 2, The Crest Staff 3, 4, Debating 1, French Club 2, 4, Hi-Lions 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Maine interscholastic Track Meet l, 3, National Ho-nor Society 3, 4, Science Fair 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Symphonic Music 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. lt's what's up top that counts, cherry pies, debonair JUDITH ANNE RUBY Judy Ambition: To have a successful marriage Pastime: Being with Del Pet Peeve: Arguing with Marnie Activities: Basketball T, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Office Secretary 2, Maiorette 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4. Mr. Stadden's Su-sie McNamara, retiring, Del's choice RONALD LEE SCHEUCHZER Ronnie Ambition: To be a machinist Pastime: Swimming Pet Peeve: Girls with big handbags Activities: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, The Crest Staff 4, Safety Club 3, Soccer 3, Varsity Club 4. . . Basso profundo, courteous, 'Casanova of Sebago JOHN ARDELL SERBER Ambition: To ioin the forestry service Pastime: Skiing Pet Peeve: No rifle team at F.H.S. Activities: Camera Club I, Ski Club 2, 4, Symphonic Music 2, 4. Future fo-rest ranger, confirmed bachelor, cooperative WILLIAM ROLAND SHIERS Bill Ambition: To retire to Tahiti Pastime: Feeding my squirrels Pet Peeve: Walden Activities:'Camera Club I, 2, Chorus I, Cross-Country 1, 2. Squirrels are a man's best friend, an addition to the U.S.N.R., Ann's fan SUSAN LUCILLE SMITH Sue Ambition: To have a successful nursing career Pastime: Spending Sundays in East Deering Pet Peeve: Making careless mistakes Activities: Chorus I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Christmas Pageant I, The Crest Staff 4, Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Plays I, 3, Student Librarian I, 2, Symphonic Music 2, 4, Office Secretary 4. Musical, dramatic, -obliging DAVID NEAL SOULE Dave Ambition: To be-at Spruce at fo-ul-shooting Pastime: Playing basketball Pet Peeve: Forgetting my lunch ticket Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Ba-sketball 2, 3, 4, The Crest Staff 3, 4, French Club-President 2, Hi-Lions. 3, President 4, Latin Club-Vice-Pres- ident 2, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Science Club 3, Ski Club I, 2, Soccer 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Reporter for Teen-Age Express'd 3, 4. Our loss is Dartmouth's gain, brainy, sports-minded. MURRAY EDWARD SPRUCE Ambition: To get to college Pastime: Going out X Pet Peeve: Being poked in the ribs Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Class Ex- ecutive Committee 2, Class Officer-Vice-Preside-nt 4, The Crest Staff 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Maine lnterscho-lastic Track Meet 3, 4, Safety Club 3, Science Fair 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Varsity man, runner, cosmopolitan, How do yo-u spell 'polyme-rization'? NORMAN SIDNEY STILES Norm Ambition: To beat David Abb-iati in trig tests. Pastime: Skin diving Pet Peeve: Monday mornings Activities: The Crest Staff 2, 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lions 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Safety Club 3, Science Fair 2, 4, Soccer 4, Sym- phonic Music 2, Biology Seminar 4. His fa.ther's shoes should lust fit, managerial, sincere THEODORE tERisoN red Ambition: To keep my Ford on the road Pastime: Waiting fo-r 2:1 l Pet Peeve: Running out of gas - Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Varsity Club 4. Monologist, tall and terrific, car surgeo-n LlNWOOD WILLIAM THOITS Lin Ambition: To be a mechanic Pastime: Working on automobiles Pet Peeve: Homework ' Speedster of Underwood Road, one of eight, thorough BARRY PHILIP TITCONIB Ambition: To graduate from No-rtheastern University or U. of M. Pastime: Going out Saturday nights when I'm not working at North Gate Pet Peeve: Stupidity Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Maine Interscho-lastic Track Meet 4, Soccer 3, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Long demon-strations of trig problems, sincere-, affable CAROL LOUISE TUPPER Tup Ambition: To have a happy marriage and to get a stereo of my own Pastime: Being with my one'n'only Pet Peeve: Woody when he doesn't shave Activities: The Crest Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Fencing I, 2, Office Secretary 4, The Skipper Staff 2, 4, Symphonic Music 2, Teacher's Secretary 4. Earnest, alert, Miss Buck's extra right hand MARY PATRICIA TURCOTTE Pat Ambition: To marry a millionaire and to follow ShirI to California Pastime: Double dating with ShirI, and keeping Carol and Shirl separate-d Pet Peeve: Grumpy people Activities: Fencing I, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4. Giggly, Tup's pal, sunny tempered DONALD WILLIAM VERRILL Mr. Donald Ambition: To be happy in life Pastime: Hunting, fishing, Modern Problems, and period No. 5 Pet Peeve: Losing at basketball Activities: Basketball I, 2, Captain 3, Co-Captain 4, Class Officer-Vice- President 2, 3, Class Executive Committee 4, 'The Cre-st Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country I, 3, 4, Captain 2, Hi-Lions I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Maine Interscholastic Track Meet I, 2, 3, 4, Safety Club- Vice-Pres. 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. Don't let that re-served lookfool you! Tall, dark, and handsome .5 DONALD ALAN VINING Don ' Ambition: To go to college Pastime: Keeping the Plymouth going and sports Pet Peeve: Women drivers Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Class Executive Committee 2, 3, 4: Plays l: Soccer 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 4. F.H.S.'s private clee iay, mechanical brain, crew cut PETER MARK ZACHARIAS Zack Ambition: To retire Pastime: Swimming Pet Peeve: Work Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming l, 2: Class Executive Committee: Cross-Country 3: Track 3: Varsity Club 4. Pride of the Irish, clark, ieister xx X X ,X X X C ff Q X -S f N - ' x . 5 V ll Sl MR. AND MISS SENIOR CLASS Bill and Liz Alfernates: Pete and Shirley MOST TALKATIVE David and Judy Alfernafes: Pete Z. and Trudy HANDSOMEST AND PRETTIEST Jane and Norman Alfernates: Neil and Liz BEST DRESSED Norman and Nancy Alternaresz The Lawlers and Judy C. BEST LIKED Do-n and Liz Alternafes: James B. and Shirley M. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David and Liz Alfernares: Bill A. and Ann H. BEST DANCERS Richard and Sandra Alternates: Jack and Nancy J. MOST FLIRTATIOUS Murray and Anne Alfernafes: David A. and Deborah H. MOST TALENTED Ne-il and Sue Alternafes: James B. and Nancy J. MOST ATHLETIC Don and Cynthia Alternafes: Murray and Judy N. 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X X1-X 1 -Q ww -W wwwwwxmxww-:S1wwwwww-M:X:Q1QwwXw.mxfS.mm ,ww-xsmxw mmwrwwwxxwwx-my MQ fxxwww.-RN N-xwwwww.xwvmmwwmwwwwxwxmwzxmxwwx-.w -XC .. . -rw. fwmww-W f NX-YM :ww A mfr. fm wfwxmxw. .ww wr-A xx mmwg- Nw' Mw- JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE lf t r' ht Stanley York Vice President- Francis Laney, President, Jan Atherton, Treasurer: SEATED, e t o ig : , - , Dorothy Davis, Secretary. STANDING: Sylvia Adams, Douglas Sanders, Roger Bowdoin, Eleanor York. Our junior year Well we Juniors did it! Even though we were warned that it was to be our most difficult year, we came through with waving banners. ln the fall we receive-d our fervently anticipated class rings, and we settled down to an active and success- I ful term. During the winter, we attended the numerous basketball games,-the boys and girls' swimming meets, and many other school events. M-iclyears came and went, leaving us with mixed feelings. We found, being mere babes on the first stepping stone of the upperclassman regime, that we could now pa-rticipate fully in almost any activity. Such extra- curriculars as varsity basketball, baseball, swimming, track, band, chorus, varsity cheerleading, French Club, Latin Club, Dramatics, The Skipper and The Crest staffs, Science Fair, National Honor Society, and Student Council threw the-ir doors wide open for us to take full advantage of their enticements. The date of the all important Junior Prom was set, and everyone worked to make our prom the most beautiful and smoothest yet. -After this official farewell to the Seniors from our class, came the final ranks, graduation, and last chapel. During our Junior year we became older, wiser, and more mature. Although we had many good times and happy moments, we hope that the experiences shared in our Junior year will help to make us the best Seniors yet at Fa-lmou-th. g Ss 'X ex- V 'FIS' Q-.Sim R six if X rw, Z F -'LC X 'PPNXF' fi--Q ff X if f 'F Wk' . -- A Q XX N-Q X - -A X --J Nr - X xx S XX X X N S .Q -N. Q + A ,,.,w x X. W ziiill A . s-WL +9-,,,ny-ffm-Imfvw -NX X P 1: ---- ws 4 x 1, ,-g,?fzg5flbM-jkxzws -.ggsxo xg .U K W izi11 x wiv 1 ' I1-:SN Awww A-f-sf if k ,.x.X 5 pw X , iv: F vximw S S N -nf Y N 1? I SECOND ROW D Tho erson, T. Borstel, L. Wilkins, B FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Cobb, J. Morneau t. : . Q Wentworth. THIRD ROW: E. Sweet, J. Douglass, M. Porter, J. G-uinard, L. Farmer. FOURTH ROW: R Fortune, C. Siegars, R. Knight, C. Hovey, M. Livermore. FIFTH ROW: B. Doughty, E. Laney, K. Donagatn ' ' ' 'II D. S d S. STANDING: Mr L. Jordan. SIXTH ROW: W. Goddard, P. Whntrnan, D. Field, D. Pettnngu , an er Small. F algebra 11-2 U 'Z Sw! Z gf? SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Hager, R. Knight, W. Reichert, B. Bradford. STANDING: J. Guinard. WM' XS or ..f':w feM -- ....... . ..... ....... . I 5 S m B E H -1 ,N S NN X w Y. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEATED, left to right: E. Abbott, Vice-President, S. Wentzell, President, S. Holmes, Treasurer, E. Willey Secretary. STANDING: D. Wilson, D. Davis, M. Serber, L. Edwards. Our Svphamorc- year Now we are sophomores. The newne-ss ot F.H.S. has completely worn off. We have adiusted to the increase in homework and have learned how to get those extra proiects done. Having gained this experience by trial and error, we plant to correct all the mistakes that we made a year ago. We sophomores did not expect the second year ot high school to differ so greatly from the first. Now we have a comple-tely new outlook on school life. We are eligible for certain clubs. Our chances ot making a varsity team are much better. We await the selection ot class rings with great anxiety, and, of course, we move one more step up in the lunch line. We are now an active part of Falmouth High School. Our representation in sports is excellent, and a respectable number of students take part in all extra- curricular activitie-s. The maiority ot our class is on solid ground in their studies. We are well on our way to the goal for which all classes strive, the participation of each and every student in some school attair and the acquiring of a high- grad-e education. D P' xl sf' ga W' gk. I FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Foster, M. Fuller, D. Farwell, D. Davis, L. Edwards, N Bradford M Hager. SECOND ROW: Miss McCann, M. Benoit, P. Clough, H. Hall, G. Carson, C. BIanchard,.L. AdamslS. Ch ff , a ee. THIRD ROW: N. Goddard, L. Graffam, R. Copeland, J. Bickford, P. Burner, J. Endicott. THIRD ROW: R. Franklin, D. Bowdoin, G. Chappell, E. Dunnell, T. Dongo. flomcraam 42 611155 of I 963 flameravm it I4 FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Libby, N. Merrill, C. Heikkinen, B. Hayes, S. Holmes, P. McCann, S. Larrabee SECOND ROW: P. ' Logan, R. Howard, J. Morgan, M. Kingsbury, C. Leach, D. Hoffses, C. Hottses. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dorsey, M. Serber, G. McKenney, J. MacLean, J. Miller, C. Olsen. FOURTH ROW: A. Shiers, E. Littlefield, F. Richards, N. Mason, C. Logan, A. Pierce. -W RAW ' IN? t A m, xx mm AVS ' .x.X Q Nw . 5, 1 1 :E 1 15 ws: 1: wg . ' X ' sw- Y 1' ' ' :- xi -..- , X X N X NX xx XXX E X s 'wil - Hgh. Q Q5 sig -3 ' -, si NY 15 L xxx -K-is NL Q. 18153. -, x N .,: X .... X ' ' Xxx -f 3- f :Mai KN: ' - - Q' we '-rig' T Q Q f l 2 eefvwsaf SWS' xwmwwf f,. w XX. R x zwwww xxx? , X SN' X wx.. NX 1 WWWMMW . -X X wx., , wx . K ? I 5NXxN x ' ' X X vXK i NAS Q ' 2 5 X RN NN? 'b1 'Q' Q ' X ,. x A. Q ,S no MXN SY' . Ni L Q Z fi 'Mafia-'fi 7m'W :f,,, , , f' AWN, . WW M S, -: -. 5 H E? Q Q5 25525 QV, 'if ka? W ww fl -l S QE ,W eww Q ? ? Nx,':. ,:, X- M l S FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Wilson, S. Gross, S. Larrabee. SECOND ROW: A. Pierce, J. Morong, L. MacGiIIivray, F. Bartlett, C. Heikkenen. THIRD ROW: L. Tibbetts, C. Leach, C. Copeland, P. McCann. FOURTH ROW: D. Berg, D. Hotfses, N. Bernier, J. Morgan, L. Sidelinger. STANDING: Miss Rogers. CMWQI ll ll I 'tl will lfuwwx. . , - C af F ., ' 1 ta 139 , 4 2.hf Ji HMMWIGVL4 FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Bickford A. Shiers, D. Rhoades, C. Hoffses, A. Ryan. SECOND ROW: J. Endicott, P. Clough, S. White, P. Foster. THIRD ROW: J. Grant, H. Hall, N. Mason, N. Goddard, H. Wheeler, M. Fuller. FOURTH ROW: M. Benoit, G. Titherington, M. Hager, N. Merrill, D. Small. STAND- ING: Mrs. Morris. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEATED, lefT To righT: D. Horton, President, N. Robbins, Secretary, K. Heinonen, Treasure-r. STANDING: R. Hanson, C. Hawkes, D. Worster, K. Keniski. Our Weshman year Well, here we are, fre-shmen aT FalmouTh! Somewhere along The road from The iunior high To The high school we find ThaT The homework has doubled, buf iT geTs done somehow. Whoever ThoughT ThaT The freshman class would be delving inTo The Odyssey, drafTing small engines and decoraTive lamps, or coniugaTing Iaudo? Being new To The high school, you would Think ThaT we freshmen would have a hard Time geTTing acquaimed wiTh The juniors and lo-rdly seniors. On The con- Trary, The Teachers were very undersTandlng, and The seniors were as nice as The-y could be. You mighT also Think ThaT we'd easily geT losT in a sTrange building, buf we didn'T, for There were room numbers ouTside The doors, and These made iT easy for us To find our way around The high school. As freshmen we have many Things in which we can parTicipaTe. One mighT Try ouT for The debaTing Team, chorus, band, cheerleading, dramafics, F.T.A., or spo-rTs. 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'ff K 'S ' .,,f 1 1 .. , . - :X Wg NX ' NATIONAL HoNoR sociETY The president of the National Honor Society lights the Candle of Knowledge and begins anoth- er installation. The tension mounts among the candidates as each speech is heard and e-ach candle is lit. Finally, the big moment arrives, our principal reads the list, and a few fortunate seniors and iuniors become members. It is an honor never to be forgotten. STUDENT COUNCIL In 1959 Falmouth High for the first time carried on for electing its members a miniature po- litical campaign. The eight elected members work with the faculty to solve any problems that arise during the year. The Student Council sponsors the Freshman Reception, sells cookies at recess, and refresh- ments at home basketball games. The money made is put into the general fund and used to better the school. - FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The piano beats out a tune and from it come the strains of Future Teachers of America, Future Leaders of our Youth, accompanied by self-interpreted soprano and thinly-spread bass. Although the tune may sound threadbare and the piano stumbling, yet one thing is prevalent throughout- spirit! It is this spirit which prompts our Future Teachers of America Club to care for children at grade school affairs, to work on every school proiect that comes along, and to help element- ary teachers in their classrooms. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America was reactivated at Falmouth High School this year. The main purposes of this organization are to promote a growing appreciation of the ioys and sat- isfactions of homemaking, to work for good home and family life for all, and to further interests in Home Economics. The club has enioyed a most active and successful year. FRENCH CLUB One of the centers of culture at F.H.S. is its Cercle Francais. This club will stop at nothing to help its members get the most out of French language and customs, even to exploring the pos- sibilities of a French exchange student at Falmouth. The club was honored by the presence of two exchange students, Francoise et Martine, ata tea one afternoon this year. LATIN CLUB Togaed beauties lounging on gym mats-munching finest foods-vino from collapsed cafeteria tables-this scene is only one of many hilarious occasions at which Latin Club members prove that Latin is not a dead language. The club has also helped in many school proiects. DEBATING AND NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Debating offers a real challenge to compe-te with students from other schools on an intellectual level. In addition to the preparation involved, is the experience of traveling all over New Eng- land-University of Maine, Bates, University of New Hampshire, Emerson, and Boston University -making the work even more worthwhile. The National Forensic League, an honor society associated with debating, encourages members to earn honorary degrees toward the Degree of Distinction. Thus far one stude-nt at Falmouth has achieved this recognition. DRAMATICS The Dramatics Club at Falmouth High is one of the busiest clubs in school. With the beginning of each new year comes an amazing increase in membership. Those who actually perform on stage in our three-act play and the annual one-act plays are familiar to us all. But very little is heard about the maiority of the club's members, who work hard back stage to make each play the succe-ss we have come to look for. He-refs to both the actors and those silent members of the Dramatics Club. THE SKIPPER The Skippe-r publishes the news of Falmouth High School-four times a year, Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, Easte-r, and graduation. It contains sports events, the gossip of the school, activities of each class, and jokes. First, students must write out and draw the material for the paper, then others must print many, many copies on the fluid duplicator. Each student on The Skipper staff spends hours to make the school newspape-r a success. SECRETARIES-OFFICE AND TEACHERS' Several of the girls who are taking the Business Education Course are selected in their iunior and senior years to work in the school office and as secretaries to the teachers. Running er- rands, taking message-s to classrooms, collecting attendance slips, and answering telephone calls are all part ofthe daily office routine. At the beginning of the school year each teacher is assigned a secretary. Typing out master copies, duplicating thousands of sheets, alphabetizing book report list, and writing letters are only a small part of the work of a teacher's secretary. BAN D Falmouth High SchooI's band is bigger and better than ever this year, playing at rallies and as- semblies and even exchanging concerts. The bigge-st news about the band in 1961 is that, thanks to the Mothers' Music Club, its membe-rs sported brand new uniforms while marching in The annual Memorial Day Parade! CHORUS The chorus is again becoming an active o-rganization in school affairs, for example, the excel- lent Valentine Concert. This year the members participated in several special assemblies and ar- ranged for exchange conce-rts with neighboring schools in the spring. SAFETY CLUB The F.H.S. Safety Club promotes safe driving habits and road courtesy. Some of its projects have been directing traffic and parking at school functions and sponsoring assemblies on safe driving. In general The group favorably affects our whole community. SCIENCE FAIR Each year Falmouth students enter the Regional Science Fair, then the winners go on to the State Fair, where students from all over the state enter exhibits on such topics as mice, plants, atoms, and electricity. Last year Falmouth as usual brought home first-second-and third-place wins. LIBRARIANS Do you have a pass? Do you know your book is overdue? These are iust two of the prob- Iems a student librarian must face every day. New books come and all books go, but the librar- ian must keep track of each one. VARSITY CLUB This year has seen the birth of the Varsity Club at Falmouth High School. Its membership is open to any student earning the varsity F. The group was organized to give recognition to letter winners and to encourage greater partic.ipation in athletics. CAMERA CLUB For its members the Falmouth High Camera Club, organized in October, provides darkroom facilities, photo chemicals, and other photo supplies. At present activity is limited to developing, printing, and home portraitures. The next step is acquiring an enlarger. CONCERT GROUP Many Falmouth students spend one morning a week listening to grand opera, concertos, sym- phonies, authentic whaling chanteys, and Israeli folk songs. Everyone considers the concert hour one ofthe pleasant interludes of the week. KITCHEN CREW An excellent hot lunch program in Falmouth is headed by Mrs. Lillian Pope who-se headquar- ters are at the high school. Many students assist the capable cooks in serving the nutritious lunches in a systematic manner. BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS Bus drivers' schedules and custodians' duties are well organized by Mr. Sampson Plummer, head custodian at F.H.S. for years! By now he knows well how to cope with a hundred or more additional riders and a few more classrooms to be cared for. His staff now includes nine efficient workers! QVSEN '5:ff.iQ,...i5'I:: QWmNN4 S 'R 5 Qi , ,Aww 5 E x 3 535s RSSJSSSX 'QE S ff? , 1 1, ASQ LQHEQQSSSS 1. Q' X 'ISEEEEISPISEZQ - 5 ww . Q X. 0 XM NWN XAX. N -, N xxx x X W x x,.:., E 5 ,, x - Q VE X Q N ,fry .1 Mfwii W V2 ' 'Vs R Q x up , I Q s Q X A ,E Q A S ggix Q95 S X A x , WX x SF: ' a X X X x N xx N X A Q as Yi- Qc' If Aw ww? 1 , i' gif . ,.,.,::::, IE, s 'Y of 3 Q S A S H. 5: Q.ww,:, ..1'.sga5i5I3Q Q X NPA 2 N sim X . E Q-A SP' 5 xv X -.- A ,ww , ,Q K A X X NN w Q '!' .- X X , -.:.: .-.. Q X 1 QF ' x N XQSSQ' N mr: ,Q S X :Q 5xg,Q-si XX-XS Q x X X X X X Xi--zwwl ' X xi- X gg X A - :mm ,,,,, xvx 1 'M L , wgx .Q RQ- Q .... j . x 1 if X ' 5 N if 'i Nl STANDING, left to right: J. Foley, S. Record, M.r. Hanson. SECOND ROW: P. Blanchard, J. Douglass, D. Farwell, W. Pollard, D. Kemp, R. Hanson, E. Stickney, P. Cobb. THIRD ROW: R. Pollard, S. Foster, P. Eames, J. Beal, J. Bickford, D. Thogerson, E. Staples, D. Smith, J. Atherton. Band 76 Trombones The Music Make-rs I' FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Pride, P. Titcomb, N. Selberg, L. York, D. Small, J. Oddy, E. Buckley, C. Mapes, L. Payne, B. Fowler, L. Adams, L. Tibbetts. SECOND ROW: N. Heldeinbrand, S. Chaffee, S. Smith, J. Ferguson, C. Gates, R. Grace, J. Douglass, P. Blanchard, M. Halpin, J. Endicott, S. Merchant. THIRD ROW: B. Tyzzer, S. Ashley, P. Dunnell, K. Keniski, P. Dobson, E. Kloth, A. Pitts, F. Bartlett, J. Adams, E. York, M.,TowIe, V. Tomlinson. FOURTH ROW: C. Heikkinen, P. McCann, J. Marks, V. Roghelia, J. Mangion, D. Farwell, S. White, M. Fuller, S. Record, N. Soule, J. Atherton, C. Davis. FIFTH ROW: E. Hurd, P. Talbot, B. Baker, G. Howison, J. Swanson, M. Kingsbury, P. Logan, R. Howard, D. Spencer, L. Edwards, R. Bowen, E. Heinonen. SIXTH ROW: D. Abbiati, W. Hager, K. Donagan, R. Fortune, B. Doughty, P. Cobb. SEVENTH ROW: Mr. Hanson, G. Jones, B. Hayes, R. Scheuchzer, P. Eames, D. Smith. Y ,:,,:::, L. X X - .. XY F ' - -Y Siva - .. S on Q . -Q rm . x X xxsmx-K: - -xx, Maw A X SEO x 1-.gif wxwv - qx ,ix xx is Qmxggw W Jr. . 'Q ssh E. x X X X SX RN X , x Q5 -Q XS XR , x 11.1 Q NX it , X , K ..:, XS X NX A F EXW N xx xx, PL rss mg, Lg -. X 1 X k N QQ X as Q X x A 0 S 2:5 x f-wf-wwf-1 X RK K 'KM W gy is ,:-zzssi. , . , Q N . gf wx X x :x:::m::vAw mw,,,,,, N411 ,.,,.. - 1 Q W w A s 5 S s S 3 s SEATED, left to right: J. Morgan, C DiPietrantonio J DiPietrantonio STANDING K . , . . : . Keniski, S. Holmes, E. Alling, S. Doughty, S. Veenendaal, P. Foster, Mrs. Wagner, B. Wentworth. Zibrariahs Libraries are not made, they grow. That's how the ball bounces! y FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Owins, N. Bradford, L. Jordan, D. Proctor, N. Soule, P. Logan, N. Lowe, S. Maguire. SECOND ROW: C. Seigars, J. Guinard, C. Copeland, D. Farwell, J. Record, J. Atherton, J. Norton, R. Knight, B. Marshall, M. Fuller. 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W QE, - ? -' V- K ' H ,. .sf X N . -XXX? - x Xx ' Q 2 ' - -i we Q .N Af wen .sf FX Vis 'xkxixx se: 1 3 Q41 '12 X X A A X J FW -1 Q fx S? AS 12 WX- I XSNN' ff X x xx As TWV X2 L' QQ x X ffl A Q K xx X XygNiMf'xl .y 5 4 -YPNXXEE-ww x :sa :gf-P - : - x 5 w S X-X H? , X xx xx V am 233 if 'A N FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Terison, D. Vining, F. Laney, W. Anderson, C. Davis, P. Zacharias, W. Hager SECOND ROW: W. Sullivan, J. Bickford, N. Lamb, D. Soule, F. Richards, H. Wheeler. THIRD ROW: D' Abbiati, M. Spruce, Coach Small, B. Tifcomb, P. Clough. Power packed behind the bar gasgball Saffbzzll FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Douglass, D. Hoffses, S. Maguire, P. Lynch, B. Wenlworth A. Brown P Blanchard. SECOND ROW: C. Copeland, M. Farwell, D. Farwell, N. Soule-, J. Atherton, D. Wilson, N Jordan, J. Guinard, Coach Smith. Never say d-ie . ,p .. x V I J .15 X x -so 5 J ' Q ,r Q.. r r. - CHEERLEADERS Three cheers for The Blue and Gold! This was The chorus of the Falmouth High School Cheer- leaders. Their live-ly cheers helped to keep the school spirit high. Now we shout, Three cheers for Falmouth! One cheer is for The hard working players and their coach, one for the cheerlead- e-rs, and one for the loyal supporters of our team. BOYS' BASKETBALL Constant practice, tedious plays, and early hours-all These are a pa-rt of varsity basketball, but There are rewards, a-lso. The pleasure of working with the coach, The friendship of The other playe-rs, and the thrill of proving that F.H.S. has a fine team. From the J.V.'s come next year's stars. All that hard drill, which the boys put in, helps build ou-r future teams. The boys on the J.V. play Their hearts out for the glorious moment when they make varsity. SWIMMI NG-GIRLS AN D BOYS Swimming is a sport in which the girls at Falmouth High School plan To excel. The mermaids exercise their muscles every Monday afternoon for about two months before the Triple-C Meet and for about two months before the Southwestern Maine Meet. The girls also take swimming lessons every Thursday afternoon to practice their techniques. Good luck to the girls' swimming team and their try for the Southwestern Maine trophy! What a meet! What a team! Thtis yea-r Falmouth's boys' swimming team Took all the honors. The stands were literally packed, and The- fans sweaTed it out with everyone shouting con- tinually fo-r the team. Our boys, of course were the real heroes of the me-et, as they braved iit- tery nerves and rugged competition to p-lace first,or second, or both in a-lmost every event. Each event was spectacular in some way, but the senior relay was a real thrill for Falmouth fans, as our swimmers placed first with a new record of 50.1 seconds. BASEBALL Sports a-t F.H.S. a-re now on an upward climb. The T960 baseball season was truly .an opti- mistic one. It was predicted that the team would finish the season in next to last place, but we closed with 7 wins and 3 losses, .conquering all teams twice except those of Yarmouth, Cape, and Freeport. We caused Yarmouth's only defeat, a ii-T0 victory for us. We have lost almost no players from the '60 team, consequently, the '61 season promises to be a real Triumph for urs. Let's support the te-am all the way, 'the Triple Ccrown is ours. SOFTBALL Have you ever watched The boys' baseball game? Have you cheered for the boys'? Well, have you ever wondered how the girls' softball team is doing? Last year they won mo-re games than they have in the previous two yea-rs, but these girls still need the support and push from the school to make them champ-ions. The girls start p-racticing early in the spring. They take the-ir balls, bats, and gloves o-ut into the wet, iuiicy field. This smears the team up quite a bit, but mud makes a good facial. At 3:30 they come in from practice, wet and fatigued, but raring To go the next day. Their scho-ol spirit is great. Let's give a great big cheer for the up-coming softball champions ofthe Triple C! TRACK Falmouth High School's track team, consisting of muscle and speed, captured another Triple C victory. lt was not lust ability which led the Yachtsmen to victory, the participants of this spring sport showed excellent team spirit and the great desire to win. The track team showed their greatest strength in the 220-yard dash, 440-yard dash, 880-yard dash, mile run, senior relay, freshmen-sophomore relay, iavelin, high lumps, and pole vault. Another championship team is being built. CROSS-COUNTRY Falmouth High School's never-say-die cross-country team iust missed capturing anothe-r Triple C victory. The squad won all of its league meets this fall and must be highly congratulated for beating unbeatable Gorham High School. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Almost any afternoon, take a walk down by the gym and see the girls learning the newest tech- niques and the latest plays. Coach works both the varsity and iunior varsity teams strenuously, and when the day is over, they feel like going home to bed. The girls deserve a trophy for their hard work, and they are trying hard to get one. Good luck, girls. MAJO RETT ES This year the high-stepping strutters of Falmouth High School kept us in line. We had a right to be proud, as we watched them leading the band in the Memorial Day Parade, and performing at the basketball games. Flipping their batons easily in the air, they kept perfect step in the-ir syncopated routines. All these qualities plus their snappy blue and gold uniforms make us realize the fine iob our maiorettes are doing. SOCCER Two years ago Falmouth High School initiated soccer as one of its fall sports. This sport is played informally with other schools in the Triple C league. Falmouth High's soccer team may have lacked style, but it certainly didn't lack spirit. Each member ofthe team hustled and scraped in every minute of the game. Kicked shins, sore toes, and bruised legs are disregarded in this fast-moving and exciting sport. . 03 5 S-C uf 1 I f M A 5 X X ,I P t - Y S f l I Fil X I 75. N' 1 ,,,, T X XS r 1 Q , X X X., , ,X Egg 'Q my Rf I xf .s , 'if yi 'lg . f ,W X'-YM -, .---1-P' 42-1-P .- :wx iw 33,1i'1:55' W 'E 3 'figf 55 M' ffl' ISM I SX X Y XX. X Q .:k.XiX.ij,x:E'i 9 ff N ESQ X X S1 X 3 X ws x X y-3 v Qegqgifisfyp- xi ' ' ' -M: .x Q:.:Q1,i--,,.w 3 :N M f Wm ., Q.3.:.,: ,gg 5-gm.: gqbwy,-X ii5Q,rfq5,rQ'wgg x X K N Sw NN X rg-xxx SA,XQ.W ,lx ,gg A 11:8 X i MNNK X Qi:Ql:QQ,L m. 4 X S QXX . 2::g.,:.5 ..:, . N -F Af ga. M X Y. x 'EX' k 1 -XQNX . x . . , A . x a X 3 i 'F-'N ki ' : .v - - -:-1,-X --wwmwg 125- ' Q N' X ::::b-:aE' E N A :fx . 5 .Lg MQ . X , .,.,, : :5:,- -:,. xt X Q-..Q'X' + - :l::1? K K gi QNX 5 . N. ,Q izgggwsxm-,Ng,. 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JoinT lnsTallaTion Nov. 23 Greely Chorus performed DeC. 3 Th ree-ACT Play- The Egg and l Dec. l2 F.H.A. lnsTallaTion Dec. l 7 Home- for The Holiday Dance- Jan. 16-l 7-1 8 Mid-years Feb. 14 JoinT ConCerT-Band and Chorus March 3 The CresT-Final Deadline March 3 Science NighT March 18 FaCulTy Game March 25 Seniors' Baked Bean Supper Ma,-Ch 29 Gorham Chorus visiTed us April l STaTe Science Fair April 10 Crew Club AThleTiC BanqueT April 14 One-ACT Plays Double DaTe I LighThouse Keeper's DaughTer An Overpraised Season May 13 Varsi1y Club Show May 19 F.H.A. Fashion Show June 8, 9, 12 Finals June 1 1 BaCCalaureaTe June 15 Class Day June 16 GraduaTion 1 ll! l fl l vi 0 J 37 TY l ll l as P I V I T 'f ,J T ' 2 : A 1 f f f 1 A l l X? 1 1111 ll oT-iv , .aww 5 ll 'gil' , s SAW f a,1 5 7 X, l l C 1 99 Susan Alling ..... John Amato ........ John Andreasen ..,, .- Paul Berry ........... Margretta Brink ...... Sandra Burnell ..,,. John Burrell ............ Robert Carlson --.. .... -- Jean Clunie ............. Joan Clunie ....... Merle Collins ....... Donna Crawford .... Victoria Daggett ..... Susan Daley ........ Patricia Dionne ........ Stephen Dorey. ........ .. ALUMNl NOTES '60 Scouts of America Pine Tree Council Tilton Preparatory School Portland Pump Company - ..... University of Maine-Portland Mrs, Albert Teebo -. ..,.........s..... Mrs. Lawrence Leeman Divco-Wayne Sales 81 Service, lnc. University of Maine-Orono Mrs. Ernest Fochler Constance Chappell ....... L .....,,. ............. Westb-rook Junior College .- ...,. University of Maine-Portla-nd U. S. Air Fo-rce Mrs. Bradford Wormell .....,. . ....... Mrs. Orin Brown University of Maine-Orono Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co. - .............. .. ..... - ..................... M.V.T.l. Marianna Dunham .... - ...., .... - .,... Mrs. Daniel Villacci Diana Dunlap ......... ...... ' University of Maine-Orono Robert Dunnell ..... ...,... . ............ Dana College Charles Eaton ...... ..,,.,. ,,.................,. A t home Martha Field ........................ .- ..... Nasson College Susan Fortune ..... ...... U niversity of Maine-Portland Wayne Franklyn ........ ............................. . . U. S. Air Fo-rce Dorothy Fredriksen ....... ...... P rivate secretary to a law firm Kenneth Graffam ....... ...... ................. - ............... U . S. Navy Peter Haley ............. , ........ ...... P . G. at Falmouth High School Carole Hand-lon ...... ....... . -- ........ Comptometer School Lorna Hart ........ .......................... . ........... At home Scott Hovey ..... .... - .. ......... - ................ Nasson College Timothy How ....... Patricia Jenkins ...... Robert Jordan .................. Charline LaPlant ..... Gail LePage ......... Lucille Littlefield ..... Ann Lunt ............ Robert Mangion ..... Robert Mason ..... P. G. at North Yarmouth Academy University of Maine-Portland ---------- University of Maine-Orono - ,..,... ...... ,..,... ...... . . - ........ Nasson College Mercy Hospital School of Nursing Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. - ...... .......................... Nasson Col ege Colby Col ege University of Maine-Port and Kenneth Mills ............... .......... ....... P l ymouth Teachers' Col ege Peter Misenor .................. - ...... .... H oward Johnson's Restaurant Nancy Lee Nickerson - .... ............ S warthmore Colege Elizabeth Norton ........ ......... - ................. P . G. at Fryeburg Academy Lawrence Perkins .... -- ...... ....... U niversity of Maine-Port and Cynthia Proctor ....... ....... U niversity of Maine-Orono Claire Ricker ..... , ....... .................. M rs. Ralph Conant Richard Rogers ....... Susan Shaw ........ Ann Siegars ...... Nancy Smith ....,.. ................. .. .... .. ................ M.V.T.l. ---------.-------------------- Boston University P. G. at North Yarmouth Academy University of Maine-Portland Doreen Walton ....... --- ................................................... -- Nasson College Judith Wilson ...... - ........... Secretary at Salvation Army Headquarters Laurabelle Wing ...... ......................................... M rs. Ronalol Sma-ll Sandra Witham ....... ............... . Mrs. Carlton Burnell Daniel Woodman ....... ........... U niversity of Maine-Orono Stephen Wright -. .... . ....................... ..... U. S. Air Force Cynthia Young .... - Golden School of Beauty Culture ALUMNI NOTES '59 Bradford Abbott .... N-- ......... --.. ..,........,.,......,.....,.....,-..,... ,. ,h,.,,,..., Bates College Nancy Adams ..... . Karin Amann -- ..., Shirley Atwater ,,.. Diane -Bamtord .....,. Margaret Daniels Donald Dobson ...., .- Bruce Doughty Earle Doughty ..... Nancy Emerson ..,,.. Waldron Geyer ...... John Goddard ...a. Edmund Gomes ...u.... Gardner Graftam William Graves ...... Frederick Haley ...... Hans Hansen ...,.. Marilyn Hanson ....,. Donald Hardy ......... Nancy Heikkinen Nancy Hennings ....... Stanley Hill ..c.... .. .... - Dale Howell . ..... --- Donnelly Hurd .... Dennis Jewett ..... Phyllis Johnston .... Robert LaGram ....... Anne Larsen ........ Carl Larsen ...... Morrill Marks ...... Joan McElroy ........., Patricia McKenney Geraldine Perkins Catherine Perrin ..... Patricia Ridlon .... Joan Robbins ...,... Janet Roos ....... Roberta Shaw ..... Stephen Smith .... Gloria Stillman ..... .- Clark Taylor ..... Marcia Terison ..., Carleton Thoits ............ Kenneth Waig, Jr. Pauline Walton ...... - ........ Patricia Woods ....... Donna York ........ The Nautilus ....... ll The Schola ............. The Four Corners .......... - The Crimson Rambler ..... .......,... ,... ...,.. . ........ Mrs. Peter Stackhlouse University ot Maine-Orono Laboratory Technician at Maine Medical Center University ot Maine-Orono .... .,.. ....... . .... -- M.V.T.l. -- ..., ............... . . ...,, U. S. Navy Maine Maritime Academy Sears and Roebuck Co. - ..c. Maine Fidelity Lite Insurance Co. U. S. Navy Northeastern Business College At home ..,... Highway Transportation Co. EXCHANGES Boston University Junior College Maine Maritime Academy At home Unive-rsity of Maine-O-rono U. S. Coast Guard Mrs. Ne-al Taplin Simmons College University ot Maine-Orono At home U. S. Navy Bailey Auto Supply Co. Westbrook Junior College Moved to Connecticut Dana College At home Alderson Broadus College Gorham State Teache-rs' College Graybar Electric Co. Mrs. Richard Lawler University of New Hampshire Golden School of Beauty Culture Mrs. Stephen Bush -------,-- Secretary at City Hall Westbrook Junior College Tree Surgeon Mrs. Waldon Geyer Motor Boat Supply Co. ,,...,..., Mrs. Dean Taylor , ...... MacDonald Lumber Co. U. S. Army Rines Bros. Co. Northeastern Business College Houghton-Arnold, Inc. Cape Elizabeth .....,... Gorham Scarboro Standish High High High High School School School School Arkuawledgmenfs RECIPE FCDR THE CREST Mix a portion of indispensable Advisors with a liberal quantity of grade A Business and Editorial staffs. Add one expert Wendell- White Studio and blend generously with Financial Supporters. Gar- nish with an enthusiastic Student Body. These combined ingredients placed in printing presses produce this distinctive 1961 edition of The Crest. Q of I , gm 'xx 'Q X ww x N X NX X X :E N 1? Q1 Yu. QA' 'fx 3 S R X xi SN Q. xr' x Nm wx X 1 ' sisgfg N1 L iz x N 2 Eg 5 I S ' X f 5 : - f 3 xx 23253 X : R 2XS X x xx xx XXX x xxx N xxx X X - 553 N NORTH GATE BEAUTY SALON Norfh Gale Shopplng Cenler Auburn S+ Porfland M SpeCI6lIS'l'S In Cold Wave Permanenfs Speclallsfs ln Roux and Muss Clalrol Halr Colormg PATRICIA MYSHRALL SPRUCE 2 0200 Open Thursday and Friday Evenings Compllmen+s of 81 Allen Organs ,039 Wash ngm A e New 8: Used Planos Por+Iand Me Ren+als Repalrmg HAROLD H CHAPLIN 782 Congress Sl' SP 2 970l Vice Pres Sales Mgr DEXTER W CLEMEN1-S coolc s or YARMOUTH JORDAN MQBII-GAS Radlo Dlspa+ched Service ESCQ Trucks af all Hours CUH '9 Edges or Vlclo' 6 9959 BULLDOZER BLADES Roule I and Poriland S+ YARMOUTH MAINE Cal' SP 4206' LU NT'S GREENHOUSE Florlsls Deslgners Decoralors Telephone SP 3 27I9 20 Lunl' Road Falmoulh Maine Manager LINDA A LUNT FHS Class of 57 O' 0 . lnduslrial Supplies Refinishing-Re5l'Ylln9 I S f Complimenls of ANNE AND BRENT TAYLOR PINELAND RESTAURANT Roule I FALMOUTH. MAINE I i 1 I I LW, , 1 Complimenls of FULLER BRUSH COMPANY 405 Congress Building I42 High S'I'reeI PORTLAND, MAINE Complefe Line of PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD BRUSHES CHEMICALS AND COSMETICS Phone SP 3-7052 EASTERN NEWS co. lndependen+ Wholesale Book Jobbers Servicing . . . Book SI'ores I Libraries O Schools lns+i'IuI'ions PrompI' and Courleous Service on All Magazine SubscripI'ions I3I MIDDLE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE TEL. SPRUCE 4-3334 CUMBERLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 56 I Congress S+ree+ Porllancl Marne Where Thousands Save Millions Compllmenfs of TRUCK EQUIPMENT COMPANY, Inc GRAY ROAD WEST FALMOUTH Tele hone 3 6484 CHESTER LPJORDAN 8: CO Wholesale Insurance and Healfh Alcls Housewares 73 75 India SI' Sure+y Bonds 22 Monumenl' Square PORTLAND 3 MAINE PORTLAND MAINE FOYE AND SONS S Rear 28 Sfroudwaier S'I'reeI' Sanding Inlald Llnoleum I34 I36 Free Sireel' Formma Floor T'Ie Plashc and Ceramic Wall I e FREE ESTIMATES Telephone UL 4 560I Nexi' Io Chamber of Commerce PARKING DAY OR NIGHT MAINE AND US APPROVED PULLORUM CLEAN FRENCH'S HATCH ERY ERNEST W HAWKES Proprlefor Telephone VA 9 5455 WesI' FaImouI'h Mame - I WESTBROOK, MAINE I . . - . . T'I CompIimenI's of HODGDON'S GU LF STATION US RouI'e I FALMOUTH MAINE CompIImen+s THE HARBOR SHOP Dresses and Spor'rswear 2I Foresi Avenue PORTLAND MAINE Comphmenrs CLEANERS CUMBERLAND MILLS Wesibrook UL 4 456I CompIImenI's HARMON'S LUNCH Hamburgers Gray Road WEST FALMOUTH MAINE Com pIimen'Is of AMATO S 7I INDIA STREET J WINTER JR CO CompIeI'e LIne BuIIcIIng SuppIIes l55 Warren Avenue WESTBROOK MAINE UL 4 8486 a d EI N .swf Wes'rbrooIc MaIne CompIImen+s RICHARD P WALTZ PIumbIng and Hea'I'Ing 536 Washmgfon Ave PORTLAND SP 2 3026 I O O ' I ' W o o I ,I . of , 0 o , I I .. O I 9 -Sir fa: pf -A ' . ,A-nil-:g:,.. ' 'f ' I of , . U, 4 , E600 HC :I nnvluigiui ..,1::5,.- V i W- ny, x K L 1 . K -AP.:-f-rrgm- 1fQ1'i1n1REAP,l!' S35 - -.I.. , 4, 0 0 0 II vm ' l 'gg ., ggi, .' 5 r- I 'Ig 2' -I 5 f ,I wh at 2' ilk I.. 3,5152 ' fa' .F -:-,giij-if 1 , , -. - in, A..-, ,,-nh-L., ref?-, II I h,Ai.. LL V- -Pg. -A z--,.- -,L--.. - C . I of of ' o 0 u O C I . HICKS' I. G. A. MARKET EVERY-DAY LOW PRICES Tablerife Meafs. Groceries Table Fresh Produce FALMOUTH CORNER Tel. SP 2-038I 1 l The Habif of Regular Savings Is Ihe Firsi' S+ep 'I'o MaI'eriaI Success There Is No BeHer Way +o Accumulaie Money Than Through a Mon'IhIy Savings Accouni' ai' FALMOUTH SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION 4 EIm Sfreei Por+IancI, Maine n 1 l 1 I I 1 OWEN MOORE 81 CO. Shop Wi+h Ease and Convenience in Our NEW MODERN STORE Maine's Largesf SeIec+ions of COATS-Suiis and DRESSES. APPAREL for Ihe Eniire Family AUGUSTA-BIDDEFORD-HOULTON-MADAWASKA FARRAR-BROWN DarI'mou+h a+ Foresi' Avenue PORTLAND Largesi' Sfock of Aufomofive Paris and Accessories in Maine PRESOUE ISLE-ROCKLAND-RUMFORD-WATERVILLE , CompIimenI's of DYSART MOTEL Rou+e I FALMOUTH FORESIDE CompImen'I's of THE CASCO BAY TRADING POST Freepori' Marne Smari' CIoI'I1es WII1 a CounI'ry Flalr FEDERAL SUPER MARKET Mea'rs Groceries Wholesale and ReIalI 94 Federal S'I'reeI' PORTLAND ME S HAROLD LATHAM Prop TEL SP 5025I R D HAMILTON 81 CO COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compllmenis HAY 81 PEABODY Compllmenrs of E N CUNNINGHAM Plumbing and Heahng 363 Cumberland Avenue PORTLAND MAINE Telephone SP 3 967I Compllmenrs of NELSON 81 SMALL, INC Dealers 'n PORTLAND ME oRoNo ME FISH CLAMS and LOBSTERS Lobs+er Pound 9 Cus'rom House Wharf PORTLAND ME Norge Dls'rrlbu+or I i - ' - co. Provisions . . I Think of NOYES When You Think of Moving I I I I 1 EARLE W NOYES 81 SON Tel SP 2 4645 34 CoHon S+reeI' PORTLAND MAINE rm 5 if Ei? BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY PORTLAND SOUTH PORTLAND WOODFORDS BAXTER BUILDING DEERING UNION STATION UU B S C U R BEH B BR DGTO E U G N U N Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporation I i x gf -., 4 , If-'T A J I 4' I 'IIT + 1:J 1:f. Q Qi, .: : :.:-I. 1 if :::.:.A:,. :A 1 N I A B RN RU WI K GRAY R MFC D UCKFIELD LIMERICK SOUTH PARIS FRY B R EW A OUR S U M C PERRYS MKT BARKY S Meals and Grocerles Telephone SP 249I2 FALMOUTH MAINE Com Ilmen'Is of THE FORESIDPE FIRE COMPANY PCTATO CH I P CO A volunfeer fare company organized m I9I6 for Ihe purpose of a vlllage lmprovemenf Roule I properly from Ihe ravages of fare CompIumenI's of DAVIS VARIETY DUDLEY WEED Roufe 88 FALMOUTH FORESIDE MAINE PI'laI'maCISI'S Groceries Meals IF ITS DRUGS YOU NEED Frozen Foods CALL DUDLEY WEED Hallan Sandwiches DRUG CO, Inc Compllmenls of MAINE HARDWARE 622 Congress S+ree+ PORTLAND I MAINE ' I sociefy and Ihe profeciion of lives and SCARBQRQ' ME. I . I W W5 xx xxx QL N X X X.. X3 X xx NW WNXX M X XXSX Sw Qx W. mv Xwx xwsik NRA Nm K N X W N ,X N. 'XNNA1-wx xigggwmx W X X X S X X MQ 5 Qi is NX -'N 'NN X Ai N ,Kf- NNN xv-NX-,, N-x... -N NNN Q59 ww. ' x gltigr NW N FX -- fs: tissxm ki. X - Q tcm.. x XX- X ' L L L A 1' MK fi SL V 5 55 . I' 'S NNN .Nxx x N .N R Wm . x -NX N -u ,QW 'X xx N- - NXT' K N wk . jf? x. . xf A N - X 5 if' I-I STYLE Eegieeeree' f VI for cz fine class in cz great school YOUR NEW CLASS RING IS A DESIGN CLASSIC RICHLY TRADITIONAL, SMART AS FASHION A RING WITH A LIFETIME MESSAGE OF PRES TIGE AND GOOD TASTE. SAY IT WITH FRESH FLOWERS From SKILLIN'S GREENHOUSES Qualify in AII CUT FLOWERS. CORSAGES. POTTED PLANTS Wedding and Funeral Work Falmoufh Foreside Phone SP 2-b3I8 JOHN A. SKILLIN. Class of I948 DAVE SKILLIN. Class of I955 NATIONAL , HONOR SOCIET Y MON 5 I IH CITIES SERVICE STATION Gas Oil Greasing Tires Tubes Ba'H'eries S 8: H GREEN STAMPS 5 Main S'Iree+ Yarmouih, Me. TEL. VI 6-535I Complimenis of C I. + S HUBBARD MOTORS, INC- HARRlMAN's VIc+or 6-4500 U.S. Rou'Ie No. I YARMOUTH' MAINE YARMOUTH GORHAM of A FRIEND Complimenfs I ff! Qs THE HARRIS OIL CO CompIlmen+s of GILBERT S BEAUTY SALON 547a Congress SI'ree+ PORTLAND MAINE TeI SP 3 224I GRANT S Gulf Service S'I'a'I'lon Whg IAIg GRAY MAINE OLymplc 7 8490 CARR BROS COMPANY Incorporared FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS 2I7 C I SI 'I' PORTLAND MAINE Servnce Since I909 THE HARRIS DR NORMAN E HILL Op+ome'I'rusI I42 Hugh S'rreeI' PORTLAND MAINE Keep Smlllng Mr and Mrs Howard Peterson FORTUNE INC Saul Makers I63 Mlddle SI' PORTLAND MAINE - CO. Por'rIancI , Maine I . . ll Q o II Tires-Ba'I'IerIes as In Wheel BaIancing Minor Repairs ' ' Lubricarion Whee I hmenf I o ommercia ree I ' I l + NORTON HALL 81 SHEARMAN ROBERT B NORTON Presldeni' and Treasurer 54 EXCHANGE STREET PORTLAND MAINE Telephone SP 2 I95I I ' I General Insurance Fresh Frulfs and Vege+abIes US Choice Grade Beef TOWN LANDING MARKET FALMOUTH FORESIDE MAINE S S Pierce Products Quality Groceries Frozen Foods THOMAS A RANDALL Prop TEL SPruce 2 lose CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF Zo I Q scovek wav , g E4I'II0IIIIf4ggrI'II J 4 F To e Fox 04, Iww HOME BUILDING SERVICE PAINTS AND VARNISH LUMBER MASON SUPPLIES HARDWARE ROOFING INSULATION PLYWOODS DOORS AND WINDOWS MILLWORK N T FOX CO, INC 24 MORRILL ST SP 3 I73I PORTLAND MAINE BRANCHES Wesfbroolc Kennebunlc Blddeford I96I 51 - . 6' , I + . 95 I , 0' P TUUAY. - 34. I--, 4' ,I Founded by HENRY H HAY l84l HAY'S DRUG BTORES PORTLAND, MAINE The 3-H Qualify Marlc Prolecfs You Room 2l8 I42 High Sl'ree'l Congress Bldg. Tel. SPruce 2-6093 GERMAIN BEAUTY SALON Your Beauly Problem ls Our Business MR. GERMAIN and MR. GENE Since I922 Hair S'I'ylis'ls I l l l i I Compliments of NCRTH GATE PHARMACY Family Fun Radio Now Radio One WJAB Mf Jeb exlends hearly congralulahons 'lo lhe graduales of Falmoulh Hugh School on lhls lmporlanl mlleslone GRADUATIQN l96l and urges you lo conhnue wllh your educahon Ii140 9K7'fc.J ESTABLISHED nas-1 RUFUS DEERING COMPANY Lumber Bulldmg MaI'erlaIs 383 Commercial SI'ree'r PORTLAND MAINE WILLIAM M MOODY Presldenf TeI SP 2 6505 MERCERS ESSO STATION MAIN LINE FENCE CO Office and Warehouse 907 Mann Sfreef Wes+brooIc Maine CONTRACTOR FOR HIGHWAY GUARD RAIL CHAIN LINK FENCE AND RUSTIC CEDAR STATE INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL Sales and Erechon Compliments of PERFORMANCE MOTORS INC Foreign and Sports Cars US ROUTE I FALMOUTH FORESIDE PORTLAND 99 MAINE Tel SPruce 432I7 if IX i rgce ME, ress if f--tg f Commerclal Prmtlng Letterpress Offset Tel SPruce 3 952I 24 Lunt Rd FALMOUTH MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF Francis A Tetreau, OD I o O . O i. 1 I . .. the 'l9'l'-4. - , V' '..-.vm fr' , 6..l:'l v . ..':1'u , -, 'A A -7 it .fa-lf. ll' lf' If-v :I 4, .. :-V -- .. 4 .'.'f 9: pn: In I f V ' . Q, X K f g I- , ,-I u'.' . 1' T I, 1 3. 1?u'JJ4?'5.Q:,gxf vi!5:.uvrs1l- K K 151,-wg-x1.s--1 Q: O O I . 0 ' I ' I o o o 0 ,, DEERING OAKS Servlce Station 2 I O Foresi' Avenue PORTLAND MAINE Servlce Is Our Speclalty GOOD LUCK TO ALL FALMOUTH SENIORS O O I ll - - 'll COmpIImenI's of FULLER S INC AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALERS POr+IancI Mame ROBERT E MOORE La+I1Ing and PIaS+erIng COnI'rac'IOr COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL 799 ForesI' Ave POr+IancI MaIne Tel SP 4 5738 NORTH GATE DISCOUNT MARTIN OIdhY k OFFICE EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS WHOLESALE PRICES FOR RETAIL BUYERS A g M II S9800 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COmpIImen+s BARBER SH0P FALMOUTH FIRE DEPT NOFTII GaI'e SI1oppIng Cenfer 4 PORTLAND MAINE WEST FALMOUTH C.,,,,,,,i,,,,3,,+S P. I. MERRILL, INC. of Sea Food Dealers Supplier for school IuncI1es TRANSPORTATION PQRTLAND' MAINE SP 5 2523 I The an ee Trader ' 55 Exc ange SI'ree'I' ' PorI'IancI, Maine I 0 . Es'I'. I922-TeI. 2-I I I I ' 540.00 Discouni' New Porfable T pewrifers New EI,ecI'ric ddin ac ine . ECONOMY MARKET INC A CompIe+e Red 8: Whl+e Food Markei' S S Pierce Foods 63I Fores'I Ave SPruce 5 I4II PORTLAND MAINE MAYBELLE S BEAUTY SALON Malne SI'reeI' Gray Mame CompIlmen+s of HOURS HIGHWAY Monday '230 PM 830 PM TRANSPORTATION CO Tues Thurs F SaIurcIay 800 AM I2 Noon OL 7 3473 coMPuMENTs OF PORTLAND NEWS COMPANY Wholesale Dls+rlbuIors of Newspapers Magazines and Paperback Books SOUTH PORTLAND CompIlmenI's of DAY S JEWELERS oPTlc:lANs 489 Congress SI'reeI' Por+IancI Malne 20 STORES TO SERVE YOU MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH AND ACCIDENT ASSN Omaha UNITED BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Omaha UNITED BENEFIT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Omaha HOWARD A PEARCE ASSOCIATES 4I5 Congress S+ PorI'IancI Mame Tel SP 4 263I I 0 I 8:30 A.M.-5:50 I48 PicIce'H SI'ree+ PREBLE BARBER SHOP JAMES v. BRUNI Largesl' Shop in Maine No Waifing Shoe Shining Parlor Connecfed 470 Congress S+reeI' PORTLAND MAINE Tel SP 39303 SPruce 3-7036 W. A. MESSER CO. Commercial Truck Bodies HERCULES STEEL PRODUCTS Dumps LIH' Gales Vans I07 III Anderson SI' PORTLAND ME RING S GAS 81 APPLIANCE CO Bo++leoI Gas Appliances Hardware Housewares YARMOUTH VI 6 5651 UN 5 4584 Compllmenls of SAWDUST SHOP Cusfom Macle KnoI'+y Pune Furmlure VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ANY TIME COMPLIMENTS OF MAIN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 445 Congress S+ PorI'IancI SP 2 5434 x ue--H Srl 43:1 COMPLIMENTS of Dr Carroll M Ross I I . TN p A A A vt? I, I I I seg . I ' A -5 EE Congratulations to the Class of '61 Think of oat awake for Vacation Fun Boat Rentals by Day or Week. 'I' 9 XZ Luncheon 641157 X, X, V restaurant TAKE OUT ORDERS Frled Clams Beverages Do nuts Chlckens Brolled French FIICS Cakes Frappes Stews and Soups Sandwlches Browmes lVI1lk Shakes Salads Lobsters LIVE or Rolled h Y Y Nl v Y Y v , . ' I rp, QM .Q 6 2: fzfzrzi Lf X as AT PLAY ELECTRICITY SERVES YOU BEST EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY CENTR L MAINE O ll OMPAIIY IVER R IVERSON Pres ANDREW P IVERSON Tre s Compllments of SCRIBNER 81 IVERSON INC Plumbing and Heating 64 PORTLAND MAINE T I ph SP 3 7682 X9 S . f I . 'fo 4 f Q xg W av 'E ' Y WE . , . . , a I 0 Union S+ree+ ee .one - V Maine Is Full of Opporluniiies l'r's Your Jolo lo Develop Them A MERRILL TRANSPORT CO. Terminals PORTLAND AUBURN AUGUSTA BANGOR SEARSPORT 'We Lake Our Falmoufh Employees MARIE'S DRIVE-IN 40 Auburn Sfreei' HOME COOKED FOOD CHICKEN, CLAMS CAKES TO GO Tel. SP 3-9292 ROSEMONT GARAGE 623 Brlghlon Avenue BODY AND FENDER WORK SP 3 2989 LORING SHORT 8: HARMON Sfahoners and Booksellers GlfI's for Graduahon School Supplnes MONUMENT SQUARE PORTLAND MAINE OF MUSIC Speclallzed Insfruchon In Band Orchesrrahonal and Keyboard lnshumenls Com pIimen'I's of TOMMY'S Hardware, SporI'ing Goods, Painfs Maine Headquarfers for Slcindlvers 273 Congress SI' eel PORTLAND, MAINE Tel. SP 2-5357 OAKHURST DAIRY 364 Foresl' Avenue PORTLAND MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF VERNON S PLUMMER OD Oplomelrlsf I42 Hugh SI'reeI' Porlland Maine Room 5I8 S'I'aI'e Bulldlng TEEN AGE CHARGE ACCOUNT LOWREY ORGANS KIMBALL PIANOS 4I5 Cumberland Ave Ng In-I-eregf PORTLAND MAINE SP 43975 No Carrying Charge ZILI M d STARBIRD SCHOOL Open a o 0 o 0 I I - oca ions in- e. an N. H. PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ROAD SERVICE SNOW PLOWING Tires-BaH'eries-Accessories CompIeI'e Lubricafion-Washing L. H. RUBY, A.L.A. SI'aIe Road FaImouI'I1 Foreside Telephone SP 2-9469 LARRY'S SUNOCO SERVICE JORDAN APPLIANCE COMPANY 73 MAIN STREET YARMOUTH, MAINE I Tel. VI 6-5862 Res. SP 3-2880 Yarmoufh Poriland' Compllmenfs of MARKSON BROS 500 Congress S+ CompIlmen'Is GEORGE S RESTAURANT PCR-I-LAND ME 235 Federal SI' W TEL VA 9 328I CAN DY HAVEN US RouI'e I Falmoufh OPEN ALL YEAR RU DY'S MARKET 505 WasI'nngI'on Ave QUALITY MEAT AND GROCERIES SP 2 963I PORTLAND ME WOODFORDS HARDWARE CO We glve S8zH Green Sfamps F PORTLAND ME FREE DELIVERY WILLIAM GOODMAN WasI'e Paper 8I 87 Marginal Way PORTLAND MAINE YMCA of ' 1 695 oresi' Ave. ' A A Open Mon. 8: Fri. +iII 9:00 I08 inn Road W. Falmouih YARMOUTH FUEL COMPANY IncorporaI'ecI Servlng YARMOUTH NO YARMOUTH CUMBERLAND FALMOUTH POWNAL FREEPORT 55 MAIN STREET YARMOUTH MAINE Tel Vlcfor 6 5662 ln Porfland Wesi' Ga+e I364 Congress S'l'reeI' NorI'h Gare 9l Auburn Sfreef Congress Sq 585 Congress Sheer Monumeni' Sq 7 Preble S+reeI' In SO PORTLAND Mull Creek Shopping Cen'Ier SPruce 3 I70I EsI'abIshecI I9l0 STANDARD COAT, APRON 81 LINEN SERVICE, INC A S+andarcI Uniform Service for Every Need 3I DIAMOND STREET PORTLAND MAINE Branches un O'l'her Clhes CompIlmen'I's of WEN DELL BERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY I76 MIDDLE STREET PORTLAND MAINE Telephone SP 246l6 SHAW'S SUPER MARKETS Compllmenfs of BIG 20 FRUIT CO B0wIIng Cenfel' I85 I9I Commercial SI' SCARBORO ME SP 3 0248 CompIlmen+s of L L BEAN INC R I FREEPORT MAINE A 'M- Open 24 Hours a Day X Compllmenfs of ALLEN S FARM PRODUCE CompIlmen'I's Compllmenfs of MOXCEY'S DR. DAVID S. MILLER BARBER SHOP o O , 9 0 . 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PoRTLAND MAINE El1zabe+h I-leunonen and Sandra Dunlap shopping nn Porfeous Jumor Sporfswear Deparfmeni' where smar+ gurls meei' smari' fashions A s+ore as more +han lusf a s'l'ore I+ as a park of +he hopes and lives of people MEILLEURS SOUHAITS Le Cercle Francals RIS DI IA ICOM IRC L WIRING WM 0 BURLEIGH LIVE BETTER Zleebulmm HOUSEPOWER SPECIALIST LIVE BETTER lfvrnnclfx' fvrnxclf-E 27 T M S4144 70 zfdfldanaea Santee Bes+ Wishes Io CLASS bl CIRCUS TIME PCTATO CHIPS PREP HALL AT BENOIT'S Apparel sfyleol anol priced expressly for young men In Hugh and Prep schools and whose salesmen are experfs ln +helr knowledge of correci- fashions for young men A H BENOIT 81 C0 MONUMENT SQ PORTLAND Prep Hall is l'he only shop in Maine specializing in THE GREATER PORTLAND AUTOMCBILE DEALERS ASSCCIATION Compliments of Danish PasI'ry C0mPlImen'fS of AAGE c. ANDERSON WEBBEWRS GENERAL STORE BAKERY . Trade where 'Ihe prices are 54 Veranda Slreel righi-0 PORTLAND YARMOUTH, MAINE Complimenls of DR. SCHCLL R. S. Manchester Theres no place like SMITH FARM Ol' For Special Res Tel VA 9 3034 or JusI' Drop In Ii Dining Our-Parlies-Banquels HOME SAVINGS CCNTRACTORS ANY Healing, Plumbing and 480 Con ress S'rreeI' Melia' Work PORTLAEID MAINE 8'0V2 MAN STREET WESTBROOK MAINE Insured Savings-Home Loans KNIGHT BRE? COMP Compllmenls of YARMCUTH Spommans Gnu HARDWARE COMPANY MUNJQY DRUG co YAZIASISIHSIRZZIINE Vlcfor 6-520I MR AND MRS MAURICE ABBEY an Hardware Housewares PamI' MRS MARTIN COOL-AIN Bulldmg Maferlal Sporhng Goods Plumblng Supplres Bowlung al :Is Besl BOWL A RAMA Mull Creek and Norlh Gale Shoppmg Cenler SP 940I2 SP 40532 Candle Pms Ten Pms No Bei-I-er Fnend Can Be Found Than a Good Savings Accounf In Ihe MAINE SAVINGS BANK Troubles Are Shed When You Save Ahead I5 CASCO STREET PORTLAND MAINE Mull Creek Shoppmg Cenier SouI'h Porlland Nor+h Gale Shopp ng Cenfer Poriland Pune Tree Shoppmg Cenfer Porfland MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Dlal SP 4 I6I2 ROYS SHOE SHOP Shoe Repalrmg Shoes Rubbers Sneakers 500 STEVENS AVENUE PORTLAND MAINE Never a Parking Problem Reglsfered Orfhopedlc Shoe Servlceman Compllmenfs of THE MEN S SHOP INC WESTBROOK FREEPORT SACO O I I Q I d Q I O I I I O ' I I I O I O O ' . O Il ' ll CANAVAN DRUG COMPANY Prescriprions BLUE ROCK QUARRY 58 Mann SI' WESTBROOK ME Blue Rock Driveways Ready Mlxed ConcreI'e TEL UL 4 256I PORTLANDS LEADING SHOE SERVICE SHOP FINKS BROS sl-los REPAIRING COMPANY Men s Shoes Shoemakers for Generahons Es'IabIlsI1ecI I898 245 Mcldle S+ +Pr+I cI M Sfop a+ THE BAGLEYS on your way +o Two LigI1+s and Crescen+ Beach CAPE ELIZABETH MAINE Compllmenfs PALLOTTA OIL COMPANY BASTON AUTO SERVICE WI1eeI AIlgnmen+ and Balance Aufomahc Transmlsslon Service TEL SP 3 0826 ESPAN S QUICK LUNCH PorI'Iand s Fmesi' Hamburgers Crushed S-I-one FALMOUTH FORESIDE MAINE I I I ree. o an, e. CompIlmen'fs Bed Wlshes LEGION SQUARE PHARMACY FALMQUTH HIGH Prescrlphon SpeclaIls+s 85 O SP 23I55 CompIlmenIs A FRIEND CompIlmen'I's of REED S COFFEE SHOP I06 Preble S'rree'I' PORTLAND MAINE BRUNI'S MARKET I22 Washmg'I'on Avenue SP 4-8978 MeaI's Are Our SpeciaI'I'y ALAN S FOUNTAIN Nor'rh GaI'e Pharmacy THE PINE CRAFTERS GRAY ROAD WEST FALMOUTH DIRECT TO YOU AT DEALERS COST CompIlmenI's A FRIEND CompIlmenI's of MAINE ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CORP of +0 O U O C I cean S+.-So. Por'I'IancI, Me. .F Makers of Over 500 O Differeni' Designs in Pine Furnifure . , V WALLACE SUPER SERVICE e Men ver ng bu+ a ro eri ear 4. 3335? EV LY' 2 9248 9231 ' x 4 AAA Mecha co Dty 45 O 4 A A W L., is Aki .gg ,Q lj- ALLEN S CORNER PORTLAND MAINE w dE y+ha Bk H + 'fmzg' I ':: 544 X ' '?-149 Bgxf ni n u AAA , Q X' pez. ':,..LL.,'- vasx Wrgcker Sqgeenerafrrevg PI g Q Radio Dispa ched Pg. X ll - FOR THE COMPLETE NEWS . John K. Mur h, assislanl' ci edilor. ex lains o eralion of Phofofax WGAN on Your Dual WGAN TV Channel ll yll P PORTLAND PRESS HERALD EVENING EXPRESS SUNDAY TELEGRAM AND THE BEST IN VIEWS H If WGAN TV p g G ly h P Y Iv P P machme 'ro Carolyn Gales. Rock Reichert and Mary Ellen Lnve more. 550 Don o ses, - ro ram direclor. explains camera fechnique 'Io a n S aw, Dayid Abbiali. and Ann Haley. Compllmenrs of STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE C0. F Power Equipmeni'-Service o Garden Cenrer and Nursery Hearing Oils-Burner Service AMERICA WILLIAM DALEY, dGeneraI Manager Sp 9-224' an Associares 753 Broadway-So. Por'IIancI W I- BLAKE 8' C0 vAueHAN's , PHARMACY Mull and Plumbing Supplies PORTLAND MAINE Roger N. Vaughan, Reg. Phar YARMOUTH. MAINE l Compllmenis of BOWLEY S SERVICE STATION GAS OIL TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES I94 Auburn SI' Tel SPruce 2 328I PORTLAND 5 ME Monumem Sq are PORTLAND MAINE 7? x Wim 660 Congress S+ree+ PORTLAND MAINE SPruce 4 4972 LINOLEUM FACTORY OUTLET INC CQMPLIMENTS Floor Coverings OF Arhshc TlIe Se'I I'mg I7 Temple SI'ree+ A PORTLAND MAINE PorI'IancIs Popular Priced Linoleum Slrore l A I u I l I . .Jr NPOII dl , . tgp' K f : I S ,e ' A III 'Ir'I I, U . NE A II JNL I S' X , 1 .3 Af Q :E ww ,Q Q .,, ...,........ n..,W..h.w... ., .,.N..,.,,.f x1,x 1 -NWN.-W H1 Q.mww:xW.mwm-Q 1m mx +mm e,-mwmmm mum mmnunuw. w,1wxXwsu.m:f',m s ,. w,,mmw,Lmf ,mm mmmwmnm' mm fmww1mv4:-..Mm: Qwwmxmwm:warn-:fl-Q::w,:1.1mms:,uw -'N G mm T IT HAS BEEN A GREAT FOUR YEARS! 1 OUR BEST FROM THE CLASS CF 61 TO THE CLASSES TO CCME E ' '-- --- ------W , -- . ,,,, ,,,::1 -of V ' L , ,, ,, mwx...,.,...Agmi:m--,---awk , 3 , F' K 3 ! , 5 Y. A PORTLAND IN DUSTRIES CORPORATION P k + S+ SOUTH PORTLAND MAINE IT uns , I ooo W 'gi ack You his DE rr X non .mi N I cuss ATHERTON FURNITURE F ne Furn 'rure SINCE I898 CompIimen+s of I48 ic eI' ree+ A A I .I h F? 4-X Lone HAKAL H Q eg I5 G- 9 'r I A L I OF V 06451 ' X 'Pl A X. CHEERFUL GREETINGS FROM JOHNSON ROAD AND UNDERWOOD ROAD Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W. Basfon Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Bafes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bernard Mrs. Thomas Bjorn Mr. Roberl' Bowdoin Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Carson Auni' Elsie and Uncle Charlie Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cressey A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Waller Daniels Mr and Mrs. Don W Davis Mrs Lena Dunsmoor Mr and Mrs Wilfred L Hannan Mr and Mrs Rober-I' J Harris and Family Mr and Mrs William Hoffses Mr and Mrs Russell Libby Mr and Mrs Herman Lovendale Mr and Mrs John B Lovely Mr and Mrs EdmundA Lowe Mr and Mrs Clarence B Mason Mr and Mrs John H L nch and Maud Mr and Mrs W Lloyd, Mayberry Mr and Mrs Clarence D Morrison Mr and Mrs Mil+on E Ormerod Mr and Mrs ThomasA Record Mr and Mrs Raymond Rucker Mr Waller Rucker and Family Mr and Mrs Clinron E Sldelmger and Family Mr and Mrs Neal W Taplln and Family Mr and Mrs Norman Taylor Mr and Mrs George E Thoiis Mr and Mrs John D Tholrs Mr and Mrs ClarlceW Tyler Mr and Mrs Lawrence M While Dr and Mrs Ar+hurB Woodman Mr and Mrs Roger Woodman V iN RLY' ei fp? uf lei l 1 is rl xc., A '9 'e'l ll 'iff Fl ki, W- W 'J l fix 1-'fi l l I. sxqqoaigi gl . I I X vi If jwrgxl, '. , QQ 7' 5 l T I, F. 4 QB. BEST WISHES Y mm DEPOT ROAD AR A THE Y ' Ck SKIPPE 7 -lg STAFF 7 'Ill M 5 adM . RIphMRI1 jx 'Rei - Fr kRWH A Compliments of THE L K REICHERT CO INC Manufacfurers of SPORT SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY - .............-.1..... CompIimenTs of I McDOWELL PAINT 8m GLASS CO.. INC. of I CompIimen'I's 795 Broadway I SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE STATE TI I1 SP c 9-738I 'NP 'f e BARBER SHOP omp e+e PainI' and Glass Service F E ll Mr. and Mrs. Norman Iar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farmer - 4. , Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Marshall ' ' .4 Mr. and Mrs. Carl erriII I Mr. n rs. Raymond Moore . 5 ' Mr. and Mrs. O'ConneII I TW . O Mr. and Mrs. a . ic f S E T Mr. an ichard 5 f ENC K Mr. and Mrs. i iam Sfephens .I......:.. 4 5 -:F Mr. and Mrs. Raymon WaIIerson --1 : A O O O' ' 1 x K' LATIN CLUB WINDY WELCOME FROM BLACKSTRAP AREA and Mrs Chesfer AbboH' Wlllnam Babb Foresl' H Babbldge Ralph Barnes Joel Bois Howard Chaffee Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Ken Donagan Russell Donagan Flve Friends Mr and Mrs Homo Fnscher Mr Charles Gould Elhel G Gowen Mr and Mrs Monroe Hawkes Mrs Harold S Humphreys Mrs La'I'hrop and Family Mr and Mrs Hervey Luvermore Mr and Mrs Ches+erC McPhall Mr and Mrs EdwlnA Mlxer MI' Con and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs L Roberf Morrlll Dwlgh1'W Norlon Harold W Norion Lormg W Nor+on C Plneo Jr Lloyd Range: me Anne Relcheri' Jumor Rencherf Roc Rencheri' Susan Relcherf and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Richard W Sanders Sldney Smllh Frank Smyih John Shmson Joseph Shmson Joseph Shmson Jr John Swllzer Maurice A Wlles Complimenfs of ROSS RADIO 81 TV SERVICE 28 Gray Road Wesr Falmoulh SP 3-6348 . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . ' . Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' , . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. andMrs. Ernesf H. Donagan Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Reicherl' . Mr. . ' . . Mr. . ' ' . . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' l , ' Mr. . ' . . ' Mr. . ' , . . . . ' Mr. . ' Mr and Mrs Roy Adams Mr and Mrs Thomas M Armslrong Mr and Mrs Joesph Capelluh Dr and Mrs FrederuckB Clark Mr and Mrs RoberI'B CoI'e Mr and Mrs Gordon Cushman A Friend Mrs F Donald Dorsey Sr Mr and Mrs Frank Feeney Mr and Mrs Raymond J Gumard Mr and Mrs Walier Hall Mr and Mrs Joseph C Hickey Mr and Mrs William H Howard Mr and Mrs AndrewP Iverson Mr and Mrs Iver Iverson A Friend Mr and Mrs E A Joy Mrs William Kingsbury A Friend Mr and Mrs John LaPIanI' Mr Harry Lawson Sharon Mullen Mr and Mrs LesI'erW Noyes A Friend Mr and Mrs Richard E PeI'rengnlI A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Russell, Sr. A Friend Mr. G. V. Seemayer Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Shaw David Skillin Mrs. Florence Skillin Bruce and Brian Small ScoH' and Douglas S'Irou'I' Mr. and Mrs. Herberi A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William C. Tlbbei-Is 41 Complimen'I's of BANCROFT 81 MARTIN ROLLING MILLS COMPANY FRIENDLY HELLO FROM ROUTE 88 alll if El I PLEASANT SAILING FROM THE UPPER FORESIDE Mr and Mrs Cecil E Abbofr Dr and Mrs R J Bidwell Mr and Mrs Richard H Bowen Mr and Mrs Raymond Brown Miss Madelyn uc and Mrs William O Burleigh and Mrs Richard Burner and Mrs Gerald P Clifford and Mrs Franlc L Donnlni and Mrs James Dunn Mis r TS Mr: Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. s Consfance Emery and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Ardwell and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. B. D. M Ernesf Fochler Jr Thomas J Foley William Fosfer Ralph Goddard Richard Horr Howlson L L Howlson Harold E Jones David Kingsbury D D Leeman John J. McHugh Norman Mercer iller and Mrs. Ralph D. Morgan Emily Murphy and Mrs. Herberr Olsen Sherwood Picking Clarence Pillsbury Norman Reeny and Mrs. Harold S. Sawyer and Mrs. Henry T. Smifh Memory of Mr. Percy Sforer Mr. and Mrs. Bren+on C. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vaughan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold While Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wing Mrs. E. J. Woods and Pal' Mr. Mr. In . h . fi Q- .- -3 N' 'l a IA I ' n l' ...fff ' Ill 1 -fi n 55.1 I ff'f9f'.' . '2Ll QQ-T22 m. i .42i - Il ' B lc Mr. . ' ' . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . Mr. . , M . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. I . Mr. . ' M . ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . . Mr n ' ' GAY GREETINGS FROM THE WINN ROAD Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs A Friend Mr. ancl Mrs. Mr. ancl Mrs Mr. and Mrs . Mary Emery . John Evans A Friend . William Farwell MF- and Mr. and Robert T. Hart MF- and . Robert Keith MF- and . AI Keniston MF- and Beverly Keniston Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Elmer Little Albert E. Ryan Russell Souza Alden Street Charles Whitcomb Best Wishes From Falmouth High ALUMNI ASSOCIATION DEERING SAVINGS 81 Loan Association 563 Brighton Avenue PORTLAND MAINE Drive In Window Parking I 1 I7 I i HAPPY HELLO FROM LEIGHTON RCAD Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Borslel Mr. and Mrs. George Chandler Mrs. Charles Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Linwood EllioH' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawkes Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Ena Heilclcinen Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Heinonen Mr. and Mrs. Winlhrop Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Norman Leach Mr. Roberl' Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Arfhur Leighfon Mr. Elmer J. Leighlon Mr. and Mrs. John Mayo Helen Nash Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Pillsbury Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Priesl' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Berfram D. Slanley Mr. and Mrs. Neal Taplin, Jr. Mrs. Herberi' Tarbox Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tilion PLEASANT WISHES FROM PLEASANT HILL and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Theodore Dube and Mrs. . D. J. Huddleslon . J. Mered-III1 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. E. G. WenI'zeII and Mrs. E York and Mrs. Young Complimenls of I E'S DR, D. L, 67 Allen Avenue Ex'r Op+0memS+ FALMOUTH MAINE PoRTLANn, MAINE Spfuce 4 8'57 BEST WISHE FALMOUIH H ROLAND H SHAW Plumbing and Heahng Middle Road Falmourh Marne I04 Ocean SIree+ Tel. SP 5 2033 SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Tel. SPruce 2-2322 Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Susan Allmg A Frlend and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs A Frlend Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs ll FRIENDLY GREETINGS FROM WEST FALMOUTH Clarence A Adams Olaf H Adler Henry Allmg Ashfon E Afherfon Donald Beaumon and Donald Jr Howard D Bemlss Jr George E Blake Wllllam Carr Alfred Cossar Roy Currier Mrs Hazel Davidson and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Frlend and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Herberf and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs N Dobson Draper Lemuel W Dyer Arfhur Gafes George W Goodall Wlllnam Grace Wllllam Graves GeorgeW Hawkes J P Hennmgs W P Herrman S Hall Thomas Holdmg Husfon George M Hufchms Rev Paul Johnson and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr and Mrs Phlllp N Kupellan Perley J Lelghfon Edwin M Leupold Harold Lmscoff Elfon S Llffle Mr Frank MacLean Mr and Mrs S H Maguire Mrs 'Mary Muller Mr and Mrs E Carler Mllllken Pefer Mlsenor Mr and Mrs ClaudeC Morneaulf Carol Mulligan and Mrs Malcolm F Perry and Mrs George Prince and Mrs Ralph Raymond and Mrs. W C Robbins Sandy Robbms Mr and Mrs Leonard E Roghella and Family Davld and Bully Ross Mrs C O Schumacher Mr and Mrs Dayfon Serber Mr and Mrs Lelghfon Sfurfevanf Mr and Mrs H P Sweefser Dr and Mrs John B Trl-hermgfon Mrs Norman E True Duck and Joyce Vlles Mr and Mrs DamelA Walker Mr and Mrs Roberl'C Walker Mrs Wilfred H Waycoff Mr and Mrs Maurice Weeks Leon W and Florence P Wler Berfram N Wllley Jr Frederic C Wnlson Kennefh B Wilson Willard Wilson Fred Wmg and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs A Friend Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs A Friend Mr Charles E Wlnslow Ralph Winslow BEST OF LUCK From Old Falmouth Road Frrends Anonymous A Friend Mr and Mrs Kerlh R Allen Ray Allmg Bob and Calhy Andreasen Mr and Mrs Maynard Aaslcov Mr and Mrs C W Benson Perley A Bowne and Mrs Rrchard J Black and Mrs H Melvm Brrnk and Mrs Raymond Burrlll and Mrs C Raymond Chappell and Mrs Wrllram Chase and Mrs Alfred P Chrrslensen and Mrs Henry Chrrshanson and Mrs Al Cooley and Mrs Nalhan J Copeland and Mrs Lawrence Dolley Jr and Mrs Edward Dunham and Mrs Horlon Flynl and Mrs Fred Foley Jr and Mrs John Forher ev and Bob Fosler and Mrs Thomas N Fowler and Mrs JohnT Fallona Rev and Mrs E Mrl'l'on Gram' Ann Haley Mr and Mrs F J Haley Mr and Mrs Francis L Haley Mr and Mrs George Hamrllon Mr and Mrs DavrdW Harmon The Heldenbrands Mr and Mrs Samuel E Herrick Mrs FredW Hrnclcs Mr and Mrs GordonT Holmes Rev and Mrs Howard O Hough Mr and Mrs George H Jones and Mrs Donald Knowles and Mrs Norlon H Lamb and Mrs Maurice E Lane and Mrs Alberl' Lund and Mrs Edgar P Lund and Mrs Wrllram S Mann Mrs Wrllram Mannmg Mr and Mrs Harold Mason Mr and Mrs John Meehan Mr and Mrs Alber'rJ Moreau A Frrencl Mr and Mrs Bob Nelson Mr and Mrs Lee Nrclcerson A Frrend Nancy Lee Nickerson and Mrs Alberl' L Oddy and Mrs Charles Oerler and Mrs George Olmslead and Mrs Herberl Olsen Sr Ted Olsen and Mrs Henry G Perluns and Mrs Carl H Polley and Mrs Royden E Polley and Mrs Linwood B Porler Madlyn Porler Mr and Mrs Gardner Roberls Mlss Dorolhy Rowe and Mrs Rudolf Scheuchzer and Mrs John G Shelley Jr and Mrs C L Smrlh and Mrs Wayne Slroul and Mrs Alberl N Vrnmg Mr and Mrs Harold Wade The Walls Mrs Ru'l'h Wrlham Mr and Mrs Wlllram Wood u I ' ll Mr. 1 . ' Mr. . . - - ' - Mr. . ' . ' , Mr. . Mr. . . - - Mr. . ' ' . Mr. . ' . , , Mr. . . ' ' , . , . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . , . Mr. . ' ' , , ' Mr. . . ' ' Mr. . ' ' , ' MV- - Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . y Mr- and MVS- l-Yndon Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Cardwell F. Olsen MV- - Mr. . , . Mr. . . MF. . , . Mr. . . ' MY- - I Mr. . . B Mr. . . MV- - - Mr. . ' . Mr. . . - - - - Mr. 4 . ' - ' - Mr. . . , - - ' Mr. . . . ' - - ' - Mr. . Mr. . . ' ' SMOOTH SAILING From the Lower Foreslde Mr and Mrs E W Ax+ell Dr and Mrs Warren Baldwm and Mrs Hugh Barker Jr and Mrs Sherman Blake . and Mrs Pefer Bramhall and Mrs Waller Chesney and Mrs F J Chlpman Jr Be'Hy Lou and Chuck and Mrs James P Colwell and Mrs H B Crowell and Mrs Nafhan D Cushman . Michael Daley and Mrs Wllllam Daley and Mrs John E Davle Dr and Mrs Harry E Davis Mr and Mrs Richard W Davls Lee G Dmsmore and Mrs George Dorsey and Mrs Roscoe H Farley and Mrs Kennerh Flelds A and Mrs Charles Flanagan Jr and Mrs Harold W Fosier and Mrs O L Fredrlksen A Friend Dr and Mrs Richard J Goduh Mr and Mrs Sferllng Granl Mr and Mrs Herberi' H Hahn Mr and Mrs Afred H Haley Mrs Susan L Haley and Mrs GardnerT Herald and Mrs S'luar'r H Herberr and Mrs lrvm D Herman and Mrs H T Hmds and Mrs Frank E Hollls and Mrs Herber+S Holmes Jr and Mrs George Hovey and Mrs A Dexrer How and Mrs Nafhan Hyman A Frlend and Mrs Rober'rJ Jackson and Mrs Erwin M Johnson and Mrs Raymond A Jones Jr and Mrs Clyde F Jordan Nancy W Jordan Mr and Mrs Roberf K Jordan Sr Reverend and Mrs C C Klofh Mr and Mrs Paul G Klofh and Mrs Chesrer R Knowles Jr and Mrs R P La Dow Vncfor Landberg and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Dr and Mrs A Friend and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs Thomas AF and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs rlend and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Carl Laughruze Sherwood A Lawler Leslie Libby . Jesse LnH'le'Fneld G E C Logan George Luce Samuel D MacDonald George L Malrby Charles M Manchesfer Wrlllam H Marshall Wllllam Malhes J Muller EarleW Noyes Jr Walker H Noyes John O Sullivan Alfred F Pa'H'on C J Pennmgs Russell Peppard F E Plnkos Jeremlah C PlHs Cleveland M umnam GeorgeA Robinson Mrs F L Rochon Sr AF Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs rlend and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Harold B Scales J A Sklllm A EllnoH' Small Jr Donald Spechl' Herberl B Sprague Richard S Sudds Lawrence W TlbbeHs Phulnp Tllcomb Frank E Walker Wllllam Walfon George Wes'l'man Wllllam T Wheeler Foresr E Whlre Jr Howard A Whrle Lloyd N Whrle James Whnlney Roger Wnlllams LOTS OF SUCCESS FROM MIDDLE ROAD Mr and Mrs Clifford Ashley Joan Ashley Mrs E R Ayres and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Alberl Baker Erwm Black and Kalhy John L Blake Erwm Black and Famuly Ralph Bonnevnlle Roberl' Bowdoin Edward P Bullock Jr Louls H Burbo Lmwood E Carlisle Donald Cole John P Davls Harold Dudley Edgar Dunnell Erwm E Emmons Lawrence C Ferguson Richard Forlune Roberl' M Foss Donald Hardy Fernald Hodgdon Thomas Howell Erald Jensen Wnlluam Johnson Richard P Knlghl Becky and Lady Slurdlvanl' Mr and Mrs Archibald Knowles and Bull Mr and Mrs Foresl Lelghlon Jr Mr and Mrs Donald Llbby and Mrs John S Macgowan and Mrs Herberl' Marshall and Mrs Alberl' Marhn and Family and Mrs Charles McCa+herm Laurie Charles Andres Ellen and Jamue and Mrs Donald O McCubrey and Mrs Slanley Monroe and Mrs Merl F Moullon and Mrs Raymond Moullon and Mrs Peachwall and Mrs Ralph T Perry and Mrs Arne Pelersen Mrs Anlhony Polenzo and Mrs John A Rand and Mrs E E Robinson and Mrs Nell E Sargenl and Mrs M H Scudder and Mrs Roland H Shaw and Mrs F R Shuers and Family and Mrs Vernon A Taylor Mrs Vlvlanl Teague Rev and Mrs D D Thogerson and Mrs Calvln Tupper and Mrs Donald Tupper and Mrs John B Vance and Mrs Wayne Webber and Mrs Lawrence Whale and Mrs Gardiner Wllllams and Mrs Aushn Worcesler Compllmenls Falmouth Future Homemakers COMPLIMENTS f 0 4 mf U 0 XY 4 W!V75f?1vAT 1ON'XX'f 'I K I x 6. 3. 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