Farmington High School - Laurel Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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The LAUREL A CLASS OF 1955 A Walk in the Freshman Garden NAME Ioan RackliHe Bobby Roux J Stanley W'hittier I Beverly Deroche lohn Gay lean Tripp Hershel Hutchins George Beale Q Iohn Guest J Nancy Wells Herbert Walker Clyde Allen Gail Luce J D Philip Folger Ann Pillsbury Bill Pratt Mary Iane Sturtevant Bruce Wing Q Raymond Luce J Keith Parker J Doris Kelly Douglas Hodgkins Beverly Nies Billings Hannaford Leola Grover Gerald Webber Ieanette Hutchins H Shirley Benson Q Robert Oliver Olive Gilbert Iimmy Melvin j Roland Hargreaves Q Melvin Dumeny Q Betty Seamon FLOWER Morning-glory Moonflowers Violet Trumpet-vine Snapdragon Daffodil Mountain Laurel Chrysanthemum Goldenrod Camellia Crocus Forget-Me-Not Sweet VVilliam Poppy Bachelor Buttons Lily Canterbury Bell Pansy Bellflower Hollyhock Pink Crocus Narcissus Peach Blossom Yellow Violet Columbi nes Sunflower FRAGRANCE She makes dull places seem cheerful. They bloom at night. Bev is very shy until you get to know her. He's long and lanky, always blowing his horn. Plenty of pep! He is always acting daHy . A These boys have strong personalities that will make them leaders. She is very cheerful, and has a real cute smile. Iust a couple of wild-flowers. Gail's flawless appearance reminds us of this symbol ot perfection among Howers. The crocus is the first of spring Howers, and Phil is a leader of our class. Ann is shy and reserved. Bill may give the impression of being the quiet type, but when you get to know him he really isn't. VVhen Mary Iane is around things are always P0PP y iHg- These boys are our class bachelors. Let's get going, girls. They'll make a good catch. Very attractive and pleasant to look at. Doug is one of the musical members of the class. The best things come in small packages. Although Billings is the brainy type, he is also interested in many activities. She may be quiet, but she's really lots of fun. That's really not his natural color, he's just blushing. lust as these Howers are used together in a bou- quet, so are these girls usually seen together. lust peachy. Shy and quiet. Always clowning. You can see her as she beams toward the sun. a 20

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The LAUREL NAME DREAMS OF ALVVAYS SEEN Brenda Perry Being Cherry Queen of New Picking cherries Vineyard Robert Pond Migrating to South America Driving Gloria Porter Gaining weight Eating Fred Pratt Being innocent fjust oncej Up to deviltry Donald Rackliffe N.B.C. radio announcer Broadcasting Alton Redlevske Lola Redlevske Irene Richards Beverly Robbins Regina Robbins Ronald Robbins Ann Schafer Raymond Seavey Roger Smith Iudith Soule Iudith Straw Mary Anne Tarbox Marianne Tardy Philip Tracy Ianette Walker Michael Walsh Raymond Vifebber Ioyce Welch Gail Wescott Elnora Wetmore Donald Whitney A Fiancee fEsther Williamsj The Thing Having dates Her 50th Vlfedding Anniversary Conquering the world Conquering Russia A prof 'l Being an African Big Game Hunter Being a Ringling Bros. clown First date Training wolves The second Ava Gardner Roses His father's thoughts A nurse's unifomi Being a dentist Taking life easy Being a lion-tamer Getting A's Watching bathing beauties Looking for it At home Watching for the nrm With a weapon Studying hard Blushing Chasing cats Acting out Exercising Planning Acting Sniliing Popping corn Working late Having teeth trouble Staying after school Snapping her whip Trying hard A ballerina Practicing Leading star of The Children's Telling fairy tales Hour CLASS OFFICERS President ...,.,..,..,,................. 1 ......,.. William Diehl Vice President ........ .,,.... I udith Howatt Secretary ....,...,..... ...... G ail Wescott Treasurer ...........,...,, .......... I oyce Welch Student Council ......,. ...,.. R oss McCormick Fred Pratt CLASS INSIGNIA Class Flower ..............,....,. ...,........ B lack Orchid Class Colors .............................. Black and Gold Class Motto .,...... You can't undo what's done. 19

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The LAUREL O NAME FLOWER FRAGRANCE ls?-iergu Carnations Very clever, and very sweet. Tommy C0Cl1f11l1 Water Lilies This flower is hard to obtain, but worth the Robert Gray effort to obtain it. Noreen hlCC0l'111lCk Nasturtium She has a way of making others as happy as she is. lean Iackson Orchid Very sophisticated. Bettie Black Lilacs Their old fashioned sweetness adds a lot to our Anita Stewart class, Sidi? glllgijler VVood Violets These boys are the strong, silent type. Iune Toothaker Day Lilies lust as the lily decorates the fields, these girls Pauline Luce add color and sunshine to our class. V Donald Alexander David Grant Calendulas Strong, sturdy, and athletic. Lee Donahue leanette Smith Blecdillg Hellff Something, or someone is always worrying Ieanette. Scott Tohnan 1310011 Root If you don't notice them at first, be sure to take Donald Hardy ' a second look. It will be Worth while. Ethel Straw SUHWHOWCF She is lots of fun, and very lively. Beverly Paul Gardenia Like the flower, pale and fragile. Donna Sargent Marigold Donna is a very colorful member of our class. When things are dull, you can depend on her to brighten them up. George Al1dl'CW5 D1mdCliOHS These boys are full of fun, and always making LuCiL1S WVCbbC1' someone laugh. Illne Gray HOHCYSUCHC Iust as this is a sweet flower, Iune is a sweet girl. Muriel C0Cl11'8l1 Queen Amleas Lace It's fragile appearance is deceiving. Edith C0I'1lCy Sweet Pea Edith has a quiet, friendly manner that has won her many friends. Paul Di Stephano Clover George Merchant - Deborah Mallett Anne Denise McKenny Dorothy Nottage Rosalyn Howard Priscilla Ladd Lois Farrington Ralph VVyman Robert Metcalf Sandra Merrill Anita Butterfield Baby's Breath L.ady's Slipper Lily of the Valley Bluebell Tiger Lily Carnation Corn Flowers Mayflower Buttercup Quiet boys, but an excellent addition to our class. lust as this dainty flower is attractive in bou- quets, Debby adds charm to any group. This is a rare sort of flower, 'ust as she is a rare . 1 sort of girl. She is happy anywhere, at home with everyone. Rosalyn is a very musical girl. Her ability at the iano is a reat hel to several musical P' g 3 P organizations. Covered with freckles, but sturdy. Spicy and quiet, but very nice. Plenty of corn, especially their jokes. Sandy is very sweet and friendly. Anita and her friendly manner add a note of cheer to our class.