Farmington High School - Laurel Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1958 volume:

Ill? X16 lit '----...,,.,, ,wvahglhh NYM' Formmgfon Hugh School F'TV59-iT mars? X X!! W if llfilllllff lllllllllll 011 X I Qllllllfllllill 111111 A0 wwf D . ! A X 'if' , iirfiqisa If 1 Ii E3 H-1 4, , 1, n, f- M1'-f , ..w- ? A . . !'j fflifkflyf II 5 erm Imw My - I 0 X7 ' ' ,Aan ,gjffmf 5 E8 LCG, fL0l'1, QQWHN FI The 1958 LAUREL is dedicated to F15 glkfd mf8Fmdn OZ2 ll as an indication of our appreciation for the interest she has shown in us and our school the many hours she has devoted to us and the encouraging attitude she' constantly maintains. The sum of these things makes her outstanding as our Girls Physical Education Director 3' oof ,!46!l'VLl lfLL5fI 6L fL0l'L Mr J Arthur Green Supermtendent of School Un on 35 has capable secretory Mrs Dovnd Perk an No 35 , School Unlon I l . . 1, lx 'f ' Q 2 X, . . , ' i , d ' , . ' ins. l . l HW 3 I EDITOR IN CHIEF ASST EDITOR IN CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER ASST BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISING TYPING SENIORS ALUMNI FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS GIRLS BASKETBALL FIELD HOCKEY LITERARY AND MISCELLANEOUS BOYS BASKETBALL FOOTBALL SOFTBALL CROSS COUNTRY BASEBALL CHEERLEADING EXCHANGE TRACK GIRL S SKIING BOYS SKIING PUBLIC SPEAKING ART Jean Lidstone Betsy Bigelow Dan Hylan Joe Matthieu Ann DiStetano Linda Tracy Bonnie Sinslci Sarah Jane Bennett Lois Frost Bev Hutchins Sherry Hemingway Linda Tracy Eva Nutting Diane Hodgkins Betty Pratt Shelba Jean Howard Diane Ellis Sherry Hemingway QChairmanj I Diane Hodglcins Tonya Joseph Marilyn Morton Bonnie Slnski Robin Scott Leslie Foster Rosalind Hodgkins Joy Richard Helen Pratt Marilyn Woodside Glenda Dunham Judy Matthieu Uunior Varsityl Leslie Foster lVarsityD Susanne Gould Linda Carnue Sarah Jane Bennett fChalrmanI Gary Whitney Ron Pratt Sherry Hemingway Billy Woodside Sarah Bennett Muriel Scott Pat Hall Betsv Andrews Jill Jack Berry Merle Gardner Jane Knox Judy and Joyce Lander Dave Pierce Carole Holman Patsy Meader Verna Jackson Rosalind Hodglcins Vincent Hargreaves Leslie Foster I i , W 6L Jil Flint i i I I i i i Betsy Bigelow ' ' ' I I I I I ' nam Jie OZIQMPQ l First Row, left to right: Jaqueline Hoar, Jo Richa d, GI d D h , y r en a un am, Betsy Bigelow, Jean Lidstone Daniel Hylan, Muriel Scott, Nancy Watson, Martha Scott. Second Row: Beverly Hutchins, Bonnie Sinslxi, Sarah Jane Bennett, Judy Matthieu, Marilyn Morton, Patty Hall, Lois Frost, Betsy Andrews, Leslie Foster, Diane Ellis. Third Row: Linda Tracy, Marilyn Woodside, Susanne Gould, Jill Flint, Helen Pratt, Jane Knox, Lindo Carnie, Diane Hodgkins, Sherry Hemingway, Eva Notting. Fourth Row: Rosalyn Hodglcins, Betty Pratt, Shelba ,lean Howard, Walter Lamkin, Gary Whitney, Vincent Hargreaves, Brian Rowe, William Woodside. Our Cover Designer RALPH ALBERT CLAFLIN FHS T946 5706.67 1958 7' f - V, , 1 X 1. h. .+-Hana, V 1 1 7. f2 re-. 2 f P , 1 , 5 X is f xx ' l A . HAROLD BLOOD - .4 B. S., M. A. - U. of M Principal RICHARD GOULD WALTER REED B. S. - Bates A. B. - Colby Sciences Social Studies and Counseling fav Fi' x K ff' A 4' ,, ,aw .. A ,....,...,. DAVIS BURNELL A. B. - Bowdoin .ss English as DOROTHY SAYWARD ROBERT GREENLEAF B.A.-U.ofM. B- A--Us of M- Engligh Social SlUCllES ...-- 111-34 ....,,N 764014 Ay ww l-.. -..N l I X ESTELLA MCLEAN MAVUORIE REED B. S. - Sargent A- B- - Colby Girls' Phyg, Ed, Foreign Languages I ' le. -..asmi,Qi?5fE5'i T QQVX X i Q L' f 1 NORMAN GRAY ELIZABETH KNOX ROBERT DOWNES B. S. - B. U. A. B. - U. of N. H. B. Ed. - U. of Miami Commercial English Social Studies and Science r..N7 f Z 5 ex mm IOLA PERKINS THEODORE EMERY B.A., M,A. - Colorado THAIS UNSCOTT A. B. - B. U. Stove School of Education 5, 5, . F. 5, T. Cl M0Vl'i9mOflCS Music Home Ec. ,,,.,-- TIMOTHY MAYO B. S. - Husscn Commercial N pa ROBERT STEVENS B. S. - B. U. Social Studies 'S Q RACHEL JOHNSON Secretory 61,614 N A5131 :Tu ' a DEAN PEACOCK A. B. - Bowdoin English and Molhemalics kk' S K gd ALDEN MITCHELL M. Ed. - Penn. U. Industrial Arts ax ' ROBERT FRIBERG B. S. - Springfield Boys' Phys. Ed. BE RYL STANLEY Librarian J ., sv, if-'Q-.jf CWC' PRESIDENT N. . 'Sie ,, l , ' 533' .. . if ' 'S VICE-PRESIDENT N 5.3 X SECRETARY -if TREASURER Cfcm 0 f 95 8 CLARENCE ALFRED WYMAN Cabby Industrial Intended Vocation: Store Clerk Audio-Visual Department 3v45 Senior Class President 45 Senior Play 45 One Act Play 4. The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement. JANE LIDSTONE Janie College Intended Vocation: College Field Hockey I-2-35 Co-Captain of Hockey 45 Basketball I-Z-3445 Softball 'I-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-35 Concert Band 'I-2-35 Marching Band I-2-3-45 Phys. Ed. Exhibition 25 Vice-President of Class I-2-3-45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Intramural Volley- ball 25 Intramural Basketball 'l-25 Eye Staff 45 Senior Play 4. All who would win ioy must share it5 happiness was born a twin. TONYA LEE JOSEPH Commercial Intended Vocation: Legal Secretary Basketball 'I5 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Field Hockey 'IA2-3-45 Intramural Hockey I-2-3,45 Softball 1-2-35 Intramural Volleyball I-2-35 Intramural Bad- minton 25 Girls Chorus i125 Mixed Chorus I-25 Laurel Board 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Graduation Committee 45 One Act Play 45 Carnival Queen 25 Girl's State Delegate 3. Life is not a goblet to be drained but a measure to be filled. CHARLES EDWARD SPEAR ll Pete, Pin Business Intended Vocation: Air Force Boys Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Maine Music Festival 35 Fair Booth I-25 Baseball 'I5 Ski Team Manager 25 Football Manager 25 Intramural Volleyball 'I-2-35 Intra- mural Badminton 'I-25 Fly Casting I-25 Class Ring Committee 25 One Act Play 25 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Newspaper Stall 2-35 Eye Stat? 45 Senior Play 45 Class Treasurer I-2-3-45 Graduation Committee 4. A man gains no possession better than a good woman, nothing more horrible than a bad one. BETSY JEAN ANDREWS Bes, Besty, Bessie College Intended Vocation: Obstetric Nurse Public Speaking Ig Basketball J.V. 2g Softball Manager 3-49 Intramural Basketball I-2-3g Intramural Volleyball I-2-3g Badminton 2g Chorus Ig Junior Prom Come mittee 35 Laurel Board I-2-45 Newspaper Stafi lp Office Girl 2-35 Holiday Ahoy lg Future Nurses Club President 3g Eye Staff 4g Tltespians Club 2g Graduation Committee 4. Be good to your enemy, you may never regret it. CLYDE CARROLL BARKER Charlie General Intended Vocation: Unknown Office 3: Senior Paper 4, A wise old owl sat on on oak, the more he saw the less he spoke, the less lte spoke tlic more he heard, why aren't we all like that wise old bird? HARRIET MAY BARKER Business Intended Vocation: Secretary Intramural Badminton 2-fig Intramural Basketball 'l-2-35 Intramural Volleyball I-2,35 Secretary to Mr. Peacock 4. Smile and the world smiles with you. GARY LEVI BERGERON Berg College Intended Vocation: Undecided Baseball I-2-3-4, Captain 45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3. It is possible for o man who attempts many things to do them all well. Q.,-0 ali 'sr 'TY .f' 5.1 ss il it-an , I If I . sp? 'N I ,J s I I If U 1 v l lyx X If I if A I 1 ' fi 45' ilk: If- I - , l f vu- .19 1' A - in if gl SARAH JANE BENNETT Sally, Shortie, Peanut College Intended Vocation: Service or Missionary Nursing Public Speaking 2-35 Cafeteria I-2-35 Class Ring Committee 35 Junior Prom 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Audio-Visual Department 35 Future Nurses Club Secre- tary 2-35 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Volleyball 'I-2-35 intramural Badminton I-2-35 Business Club 25 Laurel 2-3-45 Newspaper Staff 'l-2-35 Student Librarian 2-35 Sadie Hawkins Dance 2. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. ROBERT ASHLEY BIGELOW Robin, Big College Intended Vocation: Teacher Student Council 2-3-4, President 45 Boys State 35 Laurel 3-45 Intramural Basket- ball 35 Intramural Volleyball I-2-35 Cross Country 3-45 Track 'I-2-3-45 Ski Team I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Orchestra l-2-3-45 Band l-2-3-45 Eastern Maine and Sandy Andy Music Festivals I-2-3-45 Community Health Council 3-4. A true measure of intelligence is one's ability to make others understand. FREDERICK EDWARD BRAHMER Freddie, Fred College Intended Vocation: Engineering Football I-2-3-45 Baseball lp Track I-2-3-45 Basketball 'I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 A-V. I-25 Boys State 35 Class President 25 Phys. Ed. Exhibition 25 Intramural Volleyball I-25 Intramural Speedball I5 Intramural Basketball 35 Intramural Bad- minton 35 All-State team honorable mention-Football 3-4. The best way to please one half of the world is not to mind what the other says. ROBERT JAMES BURTON Bobby General Intended Vocation: Undecided Basketball I5 Football 45 Band l-2-3-45 Orchestra I-2-3-45 Mixed Choir 45 Music Festivals I-2-3-45 Sandy Andy Music Festival I-25 Senior Play 45 Track 45 One Act Play 45 Graduation Committee 4, God is lovep and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in him. l John IV JANET FRANCES CAMPBELL College Intended Vocation: Nun Softball I-25 Student Librarian 35 Driver Training 45 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Volleyball 2-35 Senior Play 4. The Lord is My Shepherd PATRICIA JEAN CAMPBELL Pat, Patty, Patsy College Intended Vocation: Telephone Operator Intramural Sports 2-3-45 Hockey and Basketball Manager 45 One Act Plays 45 Senior Play 45 Office Girl 3-45 Graduation Committee 4. Let friendship creep gently to a height5 if it rushes to it, it may soon run itself out of breath. VINCENT BARROWS DAVIS JR. Barry, Vulture, Tiger Industrial-Commercial Intended Vocation: Undecided Basketball I-2-3-45 Football 45 Volleyball 25 Baseball I-2-45 Track 3-45 Senior Play 45 Intramural Basketball I-2. A light heart lives long. ANGELA LOEY DISTEFANO Ann College-Commercial Intended Vocation: Nurse Laurel Board I-2-35 Newspaper Staff I-2-35 Girls Chorus I-25 Mixed Chorus I-25 Junior Prom Committee 35 One Act Play 45 Senior Play 45 Intramural Basketball 2-3-45 Intramural Volleyball 2-35 Future Nurses Club 3-4. It is better to remain silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. 'll-of 'tt T 'Wk au, QL ..J . X. xv' -...L '+j 'WW JE 'ryan-r ' E' Q9 V I W' uv i . so 3 R JOHN ALFRED DISTEFANO Johnnie College Intended Vocation: Undecided He who would live in peace and ease, must not speak all he knows nor iudge all he sees. NANCY ETHEL JELLISON DISTEFANO Nana Commercial Intended Vocation: Housewife Laurel Board 35 Business Club 25 Mr. Gould and Mrs. Mclean Secretary 45 Softball 'I-25 Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 lntramurc Volley- ball 2-3. MARY DIANE ELLIS Di, Shorty, Poop College Intended Vocation: Surgical Nurse Laurel Board I-3-45 Field Hockey 'I-2-3-45 Basketball I-2-3-45 Softball I-243-45 Cheering I-2-3-45 Newspaper Staff I5 Marching Band I-2-3-45 Concert Band I-3-45 Girls Chorus I'2'3-45 Mixed Chorus I-2-3-45 Phys. Ed. Exhibition 25 Orchestra 'I-2-3-45 Starlets 45 All-State I-2-35 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-3-45 Senior Play 45 Sandy Andy Festival I-25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Office Girl 35 Intra- mural Basketball I-35 Intramural Volleyball IA35 Intramural Badminton 35 Fair Booth I-35 Future Nurses Club 2-35 Eye Staft 45 Graduation Committee 4. May the Lord watch between ml and thee, when we are absent one from another. JILL BONNEY FLINT College Intended Vocation: Social Worker Field Hockey I-2-3-4, Co-Captain-45 Ski Team I-2-3-45 Cheerleader I-2-3-4, Head Cheerleader 45 Softball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 'I+2-3-45 Intramural Volley- ball I-2-35 Intramural Badminton lg Office Girl 2-35 Student Librarian 35 Laurel Board I-2-45 Newspaper Staff I5 Chorus I5 Orchestra I-2-35 String Orchestra 'I-2-35 Phys. Ed. Exhibition 25 Girls State Alternate 35 Carnival Queen Candidate 'I-45 All-State Festival I-25 Eye Staff 45 Sandy Andy Music Festival I-2. It is always wise to look ahead, but difficult to look farther than you can see. Winston Churchill KEITH EDMOND FRONK College Intended Vocation Undecided I 2 3 Chorus I 2 Basketball I Football 4 Senior Play Band Eastern Maine Music F tivals 1234 Sandy Andy Festivals I2 Graduation 4 One Act Play 4 Committee 4 Make the best better LOIS PATRICIA FROST Frosty Commercial Intended Vocation Secretary Senior Play 4 Office Girl I Commercial Club 2 Laurel Board I 2 3 Badminton 3 Eye Staff 4 Dr ver Ed 4 Secretary for Mr Greenleaf and Mr 4 Intramural Burnell 4 Behavior is a mirror in which everyone displays his image ROBERT STANLEY HALEY Rapid ob General Intended Vocation Air Force ll I 2 3 4 Graduation Committee 4 Senior Play 4 Intramu Baseba Acquaint thyself with proverbs for of them thou shalt learn instruction ral Basketball 4 PATRICIA ANN HALL POI, UNI Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Thespian Society 2' Commercial Club 2' Carnival Queen Candidate 3' One Act Play Contests and One Act Plays 4- Laurel Board 4' Secretary for Mrs. Knox 44 Fair Booth 24 Senior Play 4- D. A. R. Candidate 4s Newspaper Staff 4- One Act Plays 4. I sle t and dreamed that life was Beauty, P I woke and found that life was Duty. fr 6 4 'I are -dr Y' Tb '1r': 'US ' . SHERRY THEONE HEMINGWAY Hemmie, Big Hem Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Basketball I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Softball I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Dirigo Girls State Delegate S5 Laurel Board 3-45 Student Council 45 Commercial Club 25 Intramural Basketball 2-35 Intramural Volleyball 35 Secretary to Mr. Reed and Mrs. Reed 45 General Chairman of Intramural Basketball 45 Graduation Com- mittee 45 Eye Stal? 45 Phys. Ed. Exhibition 25 Sadie Hawkins Dance Com- mittee 2. JANET ELIZABETH I lINKl.EY Jan General-College Intended Vocation: Practical Nursing Hockey I-25 Future Nurses Club 3-45 Future Homemakers 2. Patience - Prudence - Pride. DIANE MAUREEN HODGKINS Di Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Girls Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus I5 Laurel Board 'I-2-3-45 Newspaper Statt 'I5 Eye Staff 45 Office Girl 3-45 Commercial Club 25 Nurses Club 25 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Carnival Queen 35 Graduation Committee 45 Senior Play 45 Drivers Ed. 25 Fair Booth I5 Basketball I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Hockey Manager 45 Intramual Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Volleyball I-2-35 Intramural Badminton 'I5 Phys. Ed. Exhibition 25 Secretary to Mrs. Sayward 4. lf you don't say anything no one will repeat it. SHELBA JEAN HOWARD Shelby College Intended Vocation: Nurse Laurel Board I-2-3-45 Orchestra I-2-35 String Orchestra I-2-35 Sandy Andy Music Festival I-25 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-35 F, H. A. 'I-2-35 Nurses Club 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Graduation Committee 45 Fair Booth 2-35 Newspaper Stat? 2-35 Senior Play 45 One Act Play 45 Public Speaking 'I5 Office Girl 2-3-4. Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday and all is well. PEARLE BEVERLY HUTCHINS Bev College Intended Vocation: Nurse Sandy Andy Music Festival I5 Girls Choir I5 Mixed Choir I-45 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-45 One Act Play I-45 Senior Play 45 Thespian Society 25 Driver Educa- tion 2. There is nothing so strong and safe in any emergency of life as the simple truth. DANIEL STERNS HYLAN Dan, Danny College Intended Vocation: F.S.T.C. Audio-Visual Department I-2-35 Basketball I-25 Business Club 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Graduation Committee 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Fair Booth I-2-35 Senior Play 45 Laurel Board 3-45 Business Manager of Laurel 4. Did you ever stop and think how much God gave us JUNE ALICE KENNEDY Tweet, Tweetie Commercial-General Intended Vocation: Housewife Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 2-45 F. H, A. 2-4. Think seriously and you'II live to be a hundred, BEVERLY MARGUERITE HOWARD KNOWLES Bev, Blondie Commercial Intended Vocation: Housewife Chorus I. I have to live with myself and so I want to be fit for myself to know, I want to be able as days go by Always to look myself straight in the eye. 0' f Y iw. bw -we-r 'lv 'iff' .gf '14 r-,,-3. JANE ELIZABETH KNOX 'Knoxie College Intended Vocation: Mathematics Teacher Girls Field Hockey 25 Manager of Girls Ski Team 25 One Act Plays I-2-45 Senior Play 45 Student Play Director 45 Public Speaking 45 Class President 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Art Editor of Eye 45 Art Editor of Laurel 45 D. A. R. Can- didate 45 Band I-2-3-45 Dance Band I-2-35 Orchestra l-2-3-45 String Orchestra I-2-3-45 Girls Chorus I-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus I-2-3-45 All-State I-2-35 Starlets 45 Sandy Andy Music Festival Chorus, Band and Orchestra I-25 Student Conductor 45 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-3-45 Graduation Committee 4. A far happier person is the one who wants what he gets rather than the one who always tries to get what he wants. l WALTER ELWIN LAMKIN Walt College Intended Vocation: Poultry Farming Fair Booth I-2-35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Audio-Visual I-2-3-4. The course of nature is the will of God. HENRY MCGREGOR LANCASTER Hank, Lanny College-General Intended Vocation: Aviation Transfer from Mass. Baseball I-2-45 Track 45 Cadets 3-45 Football I-25 Senior Play Committee 4, He who laughs last, laughs best. JEAN LIDSTONE Jeanie College Intended Vocation: College Basketball I-2-3-45 Softball I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Field Hockey I-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Concert Band 'I-2-3-45 Marching Band I-2-3-45 Girls and Mixed Chorus 35 Girl's State Alternate 35 Carnival Queen 45 Student Council 2-3-45 Intramural Volleyball and Badminton I-2-35 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Fair Booth I-2-35 Laurel Staff l-2-3-45 Senior Play 45 Eye Stott 45 Ottice Girl I-2-35 Student Librarian 2-35 Phys. Ed. Exhibition 25 Graduation Committee 4. Grow angry slowly5 there's plenty of time. GEORGE HAROLD LORD General Intended Vocation: Marine Corps and Aircraft Mechanic Football 2-3-45 Track 3-45 Senior Play 45 One Act Play 45 Franklin County All- Star Tackle 4. ' Life is a virtueg guard it carefully. AVIS ESTHER MCCLUSKEY College Intended Vocation: Nursing Orchestra I-2-3-45 String Orchestra I-2-3-45 Band I-2-3-45 Starlets 45 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-3-45 Maine All-State Festival I-2-3-45 Girls Glee Club I-35 Mixed Chorus I-3-45 Sandy Andy Festival Chorus, Band and Orchestra I-25 Intramural Volleyball I-35 Intramural Basketball I5 Fair Booth 2-35 Future Nurses Club 2435 Senior Play 4. What l think l utter. BERNICE ROSE MEADER Bernie, Beanie Industrial Intended Vocation: Undecided To thine own self be true5 and it must follow, as the night the day, Thou can not then be false to any man. CLYDE HUNT MEADER Meatsie, Fizz Callege Intended Vocation: Electrician Baseball I-25 Basketball I5 Intramural Basketball 45 Track 3-45 Audio-Visual 2-3- 45 Band I-2-3-45 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-3-45 Fair Booth I-2-35 Eye Staff 45 Senior Play 4. The door to success is marked Push. if QW 1 MAXINE AGNES MITCHELL Max, Mitch Commercial Intended Vocation: Beautician Nurses Club 2-35 Business Club 25 Fly Casting 25 Intramural Volleyball 2-35 Office Practice I-25 Softball I-2. My interest lies in the future for I am going tc spend the rest of my life there. ANITA LOUISE MOWATT Nita College Intended Vocation: Medical Secretary Skiing I-2-3-45 Intramural Volleyball 35 Intramural Basketball 45 Cheerleader I-2- 3-45 Mixed Chorus I-2-3-45 Girls Chorus I-243-45 Band I-2-35 Nurses Club 2-35 Vice4President 2-35 One Act Play 45 Sandy Andy Festival I-25 Maine Music Festival I-2-3-4. A full life is a happy Iife5 a crowded life is a tired life. EDITH JUNE NASON Edie, Ed Commercial Intended Vocation: Christian Education Worker Girls Chorus I-2-35 Mixed Chorus 'I-2-3-45 Starlets 45 Sandy Andy Concert I-25 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-3-45 Commercial Club 25 Senior Play 4. Fear God and keep His commandments for this is the whole duty of man. ROBERT WILLIAM OLIVER Bobby, Oliver Industrial Intended Vocation: Machinist Intramural Volleyball 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 One Act Plays 4. A live wire never gets stepped on. SANDRA NILE PEASE Sandy College Intended Vocation: Scientist Unity, Maine-Homestead, Florida, Basketball I-35 Glee Club 35 Annual Staff 35 Softball 35 Art Club lg Secretary of Class 35 Secretary of Glee Club 3, Let go, and let God. DAVID PARKER PIERCE Dave College Intended Vocation: Undecided Skiing I-2-45 Chorus l-4. To get something done right, do it yourself. BURPEY RONALD POND Hun Industrial Intended Vocation: State Police One Act Plays 4. No matter how good you are, there is always someone a little better. RONALD RUSSELL PRATT Ron, Ronnie, Russ General Intended Vocation: Physical Education Director Football l-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball I-2-3-45 Baseball I-2-3-45 Track 3'45 Senior Play 45 One Act Plays 45 Audio-Visual Department lp All County Team Football 3-45 Honorable mention All-State Football Team 2-3-45 The Eye 4. .......,, p LEONA ELIZABETH RACKLIFFE NONE Commercial Intended Vocation: Undecided Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-35 Sandy Andy Concert I-25 Girls Chorus I-2-35 Mixed Chorus I-2-35 Commercial Club 2. Better a witty fool than a foolish wit. JOHN SHELDON RANGER Johnny, Tex General Intended Vocation: U. S. Air Force Concert Band I-2-35 Marching Band I-2-3-45 Eastern Maine Music Festival 'I-2-3-45 Sandy Andy Festival Chorus I-25 Sandy Andy Festival Band 1-25 Boys Chorus 'l-2-35 Mixed Chorus I-2-3-45 Student Council 'I-3-45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Intra- mural Basketball 'I-25 Intramural Volleyball l-25 High School Fair Booth I-2-3. Man was made with two eyes and one tongue to enable him to say one-half as much as he sees. PATRICIA ANN RICHARDS ' Pat, Patty College Intended Vocation: Nursing Orchestra I5 Girls Chorus I-35 Mixed Chorus l-3-45 Starlets 45 Maine Music Festival I-3-45 Sandy Andy Concert I5 Holiday Ahoy I5 Future Nurses Club 3-4. Those who succeed are those who think they can. ROLAND WINFRED RICHARDSON Rollie Commercial Intended Vocation: Undecided Basketball 'I5 One Act Play 45 Senior Play 45 Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Fly Casting 2. Enioy yourself today, for tomorrow yod may not be here. GAYLE ANN RICHMOND Speedy College Intended Vocation: Undecided Orchestra I-2-3-45 String Orchestra I-2-35 Band I-2-3-4g Girls Chair I-2-3415 Mixed Choir I-2-3-45 Starlets 45 All-State Music Festival 2-37 Sandy Andy Festival Chorus I-25 Sandy Andy Festival Orchestra I-2g Sandy Andy Festival Band I-25 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Graduation Committee 45 Senior Play 41 One Act Play Ag Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-3-4g Fair Booth 29 Intramural Volleyball I, To love is to place your happiness in the happiness of another, ARLENE ROBBINS Secretarial Intended Vocation: Housewife and Secretary Softball lg Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 2-35 Secretary to Mr. Downes 45 Winner of Central Maine Power Company Quiz Contest 4, Make your speech better than silence or be silent. JOYCE BLOUGH ROSENBERGER Jo College Intended Vocation: Christian Service Work Girls Glee Club I-2-3g Mixed Chorus V2-3-45 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2- 3-45 Sandy Andy Music Festival 25 Class Secretary ly Future Nurses Club 35 Intramural Basketball 35 D. A. R. Candidate 4. Only one life will soon be past Only what's done for Christ will last! SANDRA CLARE ROSS Sandy College Intended Vocation: Math Teacher Orchestra I-2-3-4g String Orchestra I-2-3-45 Mixed Choir I-2-3-45 Boys Choir I-2-3g Girls Choir I-35 Junior Prom Committee 31 Sandy Andy Festival Orchestra and Choir I-2: Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-3. The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. 'ave '5 'P Viv 2 Al' 'Q Pix N ,,-. ' 'fb' JK' ., N l .av ag ,,,,. GLENDON BRIAN ROWE Brian College Intended Vocation: College Audio-Visual 3: Laurel Board 4. Don't buy a Nash, get a little more money and get a bicycle. ROGER LESLIE RYDER Jew Industrial-General Intended Vocation: Undecided Intramural Volleyball I-3, Intramural Basketball 3. A man is a worker. If he is not that, he is nothing. LEIGHTON SCOTT SMITH Scotty, Scott, Scrot College Intended Vocation: College Skowhegan High School Transfer. Winter Sports I-2, Intramural Basketball 2, Intramural Badminton 2, Football 2. Transfer from Pinkerton Academy. F.H,S.- Ski Team, Track, Senior Play, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton. Live this day as though it were the last. LEROY FREDDIE THOMPSON Roy Industrial Intended Vocation: Carpenter Football I-2-3, Track 2-3. A fool's heart is in his tongue, but a wise man's tongue is in his heart. BRENDA VOTER Bren Industrial Intended Vocation: Housewife Hockey 2-3-45 Softball 'I-25 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Volleyball I-2-35 String Orchestra l-25 Orchestra l-25 Girls Choir lp Mixed Choir lg Intra- mural Badminton l-25 Future Homemaker of America I-45 Graduation Committee 4. Whatever you have, spend less. NANCY G. WATSON Nanc Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Art I5 Commercial Club 2: Driver Training 25 Intramural Badminton 35 Secretary to Mrs. linscott 45 Laurel Board 3-45 Betty Crocker Homemaking Award 45 Senior Play 4. Look before you leap5 see before you go. AVIS ELAINE WEBBER Web, Toots Commercial-General Intended Vocation: Undecided Softball I5 Basketball 2-35 Hockey I5 Band I-25 Intramural Hockey I-25 Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Volleyball I-2-35 Intramural Badminton 25 F. H. A. 45 Eastern Maine Music Festivals l-2. lt's all right to drink like a fish, if you drink what a fish drinks. HENRY NORTON WEBBER, JR. lcky College Intended Vocation: Chemistry Teacher Boys Chorus I-2-35 Mixed Chorus I-2-35 Maine Music Festival I-2-35 Senior One Act Plays 45 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 2-3-45 Baseball Team 'I5 Track Team 3-45 Football Manager I-25 Football Team 2-3-45 Golf Team 25 Ski Team l- 2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Eye Staff 45 Junior Prom Committee 3. What's a home without a Mother. 1 -6 Y? il 9 r'fQ-wJ V- .I 7, tx- 4! x YD' he 'TID 'SIX VF ir 'S MARGARETE ROCHELLE WELCH Maggie, Marg College Intended Vocation: Undecided Jay High-Basketball I-25 Softball 25 Pep Squad 25 Public Speaking 25 J.V. Cheerleader 25 Music I-2. F.H.S.-Basketball 35 Hockey 35 Softball 3-45 Senior Play 45 Intramural Volleyball 35 Intramural Basketball 2-35 Music 3-4. Be thyself and you'll have friends, CAROLE MADELINE WETMORE Commercial-General Intended Vocation: Undecided Office Girl 45 Maiorettes I-2-3-45 Head Maiorette 45 Fair Booth I. It's better to be happy than brilliant. SANDRA GAIL WHEELER Sandy Business-Industrial Intended Vocation: Undecided Before you govern others, you must, first, be the master of yourself. GARY EVERETT WHITNEY Whit College Intended Vocation: Teacher-Coach Class President I5 Football 'I-2-45 All County Team 45 Basketball I-2-3-4, Co- Captain 45 Baseball I-2-3-45 Track 3-45 Cross Country 35 Jr. Prom Committee 35 Newspaper Staff 2-35 Eye Staff 45 Intramural Volleyball 25 Intramural Boys Choir 2-35 Mixed Choir 2-35 Sandy Andy Festival Choir 25 Eastern Maine Music Festival 2-35 laurel Board 45 One Act Play 25 Senior Play 45 Phys. Ed, Exhibition 2. God first - The other fellow second - Me third. 7. X X tux., 4 Q W7 x. A uh! lm IIIIII in fit mwah, 55.15 ...NM-rwr-' 44. ul......a pa 7'AL NL 41,5 Vi J gllllfll 1511611 lgnffn SENIOR BABY PHOTOS ARE CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE AND THROUGHOUT THE ADVERTISING SECTION THE IDENTIFICATION KEY WILL BE FOUND AT THE END OF THE LITERARY SECTION I ' I ,. . . -I - M, -. K' . ' I ' QYII -:if p f ' 5 ' I I I 2 an .fl - - 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 1 N6 .S A - ,E 9--an .Q Q X -4 I W I R 3. K .. - -I J' 'mm ftelx I ,wx ,gm :ig R ' ' ITE 'J I 4 -1-...,, hf'I:L YK, .1 J I' :inf aiu I . S M4 . . 1'+1 M ' .f1iIf'w1 f fx f - 7A 8. 9, IO. II. . Y i . I V. .K Q N M I . I- . - f L -2 . -, ti., g Z. - - . f . I A --4 - Q.: . . ' ' fy, A A V., I' f 2. Q' I K - - Q Ai v 3 t W A . . ! 0 -A . .III K A W ,f I' .Q 4- A Ny, L ' W . . ! K . VN. ' I 7 . X. ' . j . .. X --P J .5 4 , lg N L Q4 x I as 1 A ,Xu , ! ' 12. I3. 14. I5. I6, . 5 'if14:'. 1 . , fe 'I' v- '-T' wt' Y - .1 15' fi Q ,I L..:'..js. ' g f f d 1' ' I - 21 ,- ' ll vi 534 g-' eff, ' P b . V5.3 - df . X ,,g1 vp ', 'Q ' Q ,.- W m' .Q H I . x Q Y X- .,, . o I I 'I ,JT 2.234 .: I . ' . 5 . 1 , 1 I 2 . . . ff -I -f. . I7, la. 19. 20. 21- - L M. J ' xj .. 4 f - .. v V n 'N L ' v s ' 'I' I JI- I I RI IAA 22. 23. 24. 25. 25- ? D 9 X I 4 I 1 . K Nha nk -'Stn' 1,553 VT' rf 1? Q..-3 ... 45 r 'f'- 1.......A ,,.'v-sf Qi Oqfnzar gag? !9A0Ifo5 SENIOR BABY PHOTOS ARE CONTINUED THROUGHOUT THE AD VERTISING SECTION THE IDENTIFICATION KEY WILL BE FOUND AT THE END OF THE LITERARY SECTION 5 Y vw' - 4 - --vw I I U A W Q05 -A . 4 ' I .. ' H ' ' + f . t 2 ' .ir I i X XI I I - h 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. I L. . V ,Y S M R. , .R U' .A Y v 3 I 'X .Y -' 4 ' H, . I ' 4. ' .. V . Q it . , I . . I 5 ' I' ' 3' Wi' I fi -. , A ' 5' I in . 'f . 54:1 Q 'Q Q - -:l ax-.ff ' 2 I I Q F' X7 'T 5 I 5 I T ' '. if My - V ..,.. .4 N K . . . 32. 33, 34. 35. 36. '1 5 ' .. f . NX f A . 4 Q 4. F' . I.. . if p I K ' 5- , I nn I, . . ' L' ' I . l ,L ' Nl' b 4 , N J -Q ., . 37. 38. 39. 40, S D 42. . K , , Y - .sjx .,.. .2 ,Y Wx.. 5 ' ' A 'A X . . 3 P .,...--,. . Illini! -A vf I rf. QQ - :gy fm I ' I ' vc' i H A K. . A 3' ' ' I X M ,. . 43. 44, 45. 46. 47. Ei.. X , I 1 T.. L .II 1 W A 1' ---- l LE . K .- .... M.. ' F 3... fl 6 . IE 5 I I I A L2 . - .K: Y X . . 48. 49. 50. 52. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Sally Lander, Treasurer, Joy Rich- ard, Secretary, Douglas Oliver, Vice Presi- dent, Terence Brooks, President. ,Shia omore C4655 In November our new class officers were elected. They were Conrad Taylor, President, John Wilson, Vice- President, David Spear, Treasurer, Barbara Alexander, Secretary. The class sponsored a Hobo Dance, Nov. 'l5th. On Dec. 20th we held a record hop, Feb. 2lst, a Sadie Haw- kins Dance, March 21st, a food sale, and May 2nd, during an assembly period, we held a F.H.S. Bandstand. The students in our class give dues of five cents a week towards our senior class trip. We have had a very successful year and hope that next year will be the same. omior Kfaw Our iunior class this year is led by Terry Brooks as President, Douglas Oliver as Vice President, Sally Lander as Secretary, and Joy Richard as Treasurer. The Junior Prom's theme was Moonlight and Roses. It was beau- tifully decorated. The class has sponsored a baked bean supper, o Dungaree Dance, a car wash in addition to record hops and sandwich sales. E7 Xm- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Barbara Alexander, Secretary, David Spear, Treasurer: John Wilson, Vice President, Conrad Taylor, President. jl Q5A WL6LlfL KAL55 In November officers for the Fresh- man Class were elected as follows: President, Thomas Reed, Vice Presi- dent, James Atwellg Secretary, Joyce Lander, and Treasurer, Richard Smith. Those elected to represent us on the Student Council were Judy Lander, Verna Jackson, Thomas Barrows, and Colbert Wilkins. Before long it was time for Fresh- man Reception, from which we netted 522.113, ond a night l'm sure we'll never forget. In March we sponsored a Come as you like dance and took in 540.30 which gave us a total of 562.73 and a much-enjoyed year by all. 'S H '.?. 1 Q S X rg :. sw- , S zulu xmvk FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: James Atwell, Vice President Joyce Lander, Secretary, Thomas Reed President, Richard Smith, Treasurer. hp--A ff' NAME Gary Adams Glenda Alexander Carolyn Barrows Jack Berry Barbara Besaw Betsy Brgelow Guy Brann Terence Brooks Hazel Brown Davrd Clark Darryl Clement Guy Collrns Bette Compton Kenneth Currier Rrchard Daggett Ray Doggett Laura Davrs Josephrne Doak Glendalyn Dunham Clyde Dyer Merle Gardner Marlorre Gordon Lawrence Greenlaw Fred Frnegan Elsre Greenleaf Gayle Greenwood Raymond Guest Marlorre Hall Sandra Hawes Wrllram Hoar Howard Hodge Davrd Hovey Wrllard Jackson Jacquelrne Kennedy John Kenny Sally Lander Edward Langen Sandra Locke Ernest Lowell Johnston MacDonald Wrllram Marcous Norman Marqurs Joseph Matthreu Betty Merchant Eva Nuttrng Douglas Olrver Max Perkrns Lourse Prllsbury Betty Pratt Helen Pratt Nancy Racklrff Carolyn Rrchards Patrrcra Robbrns Charles Rounds James Rrder Janet Sargent .lanrce Sargent Terrence Srlk Rebecca Srnskre Sally Spear Marrlyn Tyler Noella Tyler Julra Walker Stanley Walker Edrth Webber Myrna Wrlkrns Marrlyn Woodsrde Constance Young IIVLIUI' NICKNAME Tardy Trny Frckle Boug Brg Barb Doc Wheel Clam Guy e en Drck Razor Drmples Glenda Lrttle Drgger Professor Marge Box Box Freddre Patty Scuft Sleepy Blondre Sandy Hosre Howre Hovey Br y Jackre Kenny Crrsco Eddre Sandy Ernie Mac I Norm oe Betty ve Saurkraut Maxy Prlls ox Horace e Nan CY Patty Pooch Jrmmy Cookre Speedre Terry Becky a Nolre .lulre Cephus Edre Tess Burnsrde Connie If rerrrrmr WHAT WOULD HAPPEN lF?? he drdnt take a couple of days off a week? she couldnt grggle wrth Maxrne rn homeroom? she drdnt have a baby blue Ford? he drdnt have hrs Incense? Brg Barb suddenly became bugger? Seattle had a cute grrl too? he hadnt lorned our class? there was a curfew at the corner of Maple B. Hrg Buncxy got a letter frorn Uncle Sam? he got to school on trme? he couldnt thrnk of anythrng to say he drdnt have has leather locket? she drdnt smrle? he suddenly wasnt so quiet? hrs red haxr overcame hrs good drsposrtran? he got stuck by dem dere tracks? she drdnt blush so easrly? she couldnt doodle? she drdnt have relotrves?? rn Rangeley he couldnt wear engrneer boots? he drdnt have complrments for grrls? she drdnt wear a pony tarl? they drdnt make number l3 shoes? he wasnt so shy? the lrbrory ran out of books? West Farmington brrdge collapsed? he wasnt so trred rn Algebra class? the newspaper drdnt prrnt addresses? G E blew a fuse? he couldnt hot rod? e drdnt have a e sser everyone knew hum better? s e drdnt say he couldnt have hrs skrs and hrs gal Cel? she decrded whrch one? they drdnt have grrls basketball? she lost her good sense of humor? hrs muscles became deflated? baseball was unheard of? he read hrs Shakespeare? somebody rnussed hrs harr? he drdnt have hrs ready made smrle? she lost her rosy cheeks and pleasant smrle? there was a specral Adam? he was scared of Mr Gray? he wasnt the out door type she drdnt have dat dere rrng? she drdnt have a rumpus room there wasnt any postal servrce? the trger brt her? they closed the road to Strong she suddenly became separated from her specral frrends? there werent any grrls rn school? red was only hrs natural color? she looked luke her twrn srster? Krngfleld was closer? there werent strawberry blonds? the cat got her tongue? Smith meant lust another common name? there wasnt a certarn rrng and o certarn boy Beverly wasnt her best frrend? her laugh drdnt make everyone laugh WITH her? he could wrap a grrl around hrs flnger? Home Ec ceased to exrst? there werent SPECIAL nerghbors? she drdnt lend her helprng hand? she had had to stay rn Greenvrlle-9 7 f fl 61,55 U I I .l ll Il I l rr - rr 1 - - - - I u - rr - I Y I ,I I, . , . . I ll ' Il ll ' 'I ' s Il Il ' I II ll I ' l ll ll 1 ' I' I, . Il ll ' l ' ' I B t I ' I . I . rr K rr r ' A , ,, . ,, . . . . . . ll ll I 1 ll ' ll I ' ' ' Jo ' . V rr n ' I ' A A - ? ll ' ' ll ' ' I, ll . , . I . , . rr rr ' ' A ' I rr A ,, - I . r, . ,, r I . ll Il I ll ll I I If ll I I I I A - rr - rr ' f ' rr rr A A A ' ' ' H ' . ' h ' ' littl i t ? . ,, ,, - A ' 'll his face didn't get red? ' ' h ' ' Hi H? U H , . . . ll ' Il I I A ,, . ,, - r - , Il Il . ll ' If I I rr rr A ' ' B'll V - - rr rr A . ,, J ,, ' f ' , ' A rr Jo rr A , - rr E rr 4 . rr rr . . ' ff H ' - ? . . ,, . b ,, - , - A rr rr ' I 'Q R d ' I - ' Il II I I I - HJ rr 7 . . . ,, ,, II ll l I I I . ,, . ,, - A ll ' II ' I I I . ,, . ,, . ' ll II I I ' I ll ll I S l ' I I . . , , . . 9 rr r rr r - . . ,, . , A Il If ' I . . ,, . ,, . ' ' Il II f ' A . . ,, . ,, . , . A ll ' ll ' I A mc Om X23 :UW in 30 m 05 OC v0 mc Om :UO X M: mc E506 EW Uftm 28:32 0 DU SOE Lum E 23 CC to U DUQS 30 .O L C 33 W 8 'M Lag EDF-2U 0 LUV- -UW5 UC -Doom mc Im-JU N33 Om immor- 3 m A at 38 xanax S0 wen 30 :gmc mc E531 mc J E NAOLXU A m Im L S3 E0 W -EQO-a X :U LW 2- E rom iw gow Y-MBE CS EQUOCC mc Em E DU X CU LW N203 Om Unmar- U0: Emu NA Cm xc XQQUL TEE 0 ng- Zo m :ROE SWE' mmm M3 W4 Q L3 O P33050 U0 Dmo -awww Ez EE-WJUZUCD cgzzn C 30-Um bg-3 ECU 2 OE' U w0m C ZOE! W :Ox U Emp 3 gem K-30: 326 BOX XUYW mi SOA MSO? 326 :Ox Ei Um F5 mz,0r-1 Oi! -'COOL C I 30-A wWW+ O W CUE L OL MU 0322 JC L :OX :gt E 0 0mU mC LSU on :D m il iw 95 X 3 mm :mam U :OU Org 5,05 0 P33050 vo mc E00 WO mm-O Cmgzwn E mt X: Em L SOLO 30 m Exac- an C30-m 25 m0 8 D0 mc :Em :D LEED 2505 2505- Of-Z Q3 mc U-C3 XO,-W O LUDOCW U0 Sham -U OLS hu-OOMC-U -UOSCSUOCE SO K-Big vars 598 Sn ms-Ox Ux L9-:OCD :D 0 DOX m0 -U0 5 ENE W A :2 I BOX mC V-U3 53333 C Om :D mc EDN WO wmU E00 A C L BOX M04 Pzmy-5:4 COW 3 P Cr H :u anim? P B203 C0203 O wmv 5 W 5 U A SUEDE' ADLP cm D V428 U cm 4 55: Z OU '- Up-P W 03 COWQEOF: D our-J UP ld D L0 NACE 4 UCEOU Ewan 4 U U, D Em Q U Um C W or-Q LU C EOWULCLU 1 1mW 2, lm: w 2 Co- 5 Owullmm O Col Meow W SE :BACK wr-:Dm-H O :Di A 156 1 2250i m U, D C DO OL -Ural A SEQ: 3 W K Z LH WC lx-Ol Z ,UD DU Q mc 52 :09-Ozol E U WE-um ::-X-Um D but - UEOLWO 3 O W 5, O 4 U E O Rico DOA -CDE Omu OZ 2 I 3' 502 W TUEEOZ 3 2 CCC O W-8 wi A C121 K-ovuwi A L U U CUOQBZ 4 COULOO wzxui U 55:09 Dm 5 DE SEC-' m 32 D X0 W w JU-UE 4 ULUCOW Lo :UE U kewl P-OEUE 052' TCE SOUUZ H UNL LH 8-U04 A SEE- I- -SCO Ea ,B 4 NES O2 X-Uwccwx X, U U A Dm 503903 W Omm W4 M242 E UU mC 'UC one D A E2 N:-UD Om XQQUL PEE :CO -w 30 m mc WCB SO U: C E DU 0 DUQUU C9 3506 33 Om XEQCL 23: E U gm-JU m mc Om 4:50 SO vim 0550-U DESC?-Nagy U U32 U ,O XODXD Q E -ug On- mxf Samoa mc L?-U TEE mC om Um-U0 DC m Lo V-DUE E DU 3 m 3 E :U 0 ADJ A-B 2 E805- mc S L :mm Tu C w Eu m S mC NNDQ Czar-OU 45 253 Ce-0330 E 00 +38 raw: mC NA: U, Ex 2 mr- Y-Bam :sat mv EMT: mm M3 W4 IQNQQ XQ- NN X NN Q :wa UL 03' Em L :D M50 5929 CB-U LU mC an C0 :DDU uOOm Caw XUYEWNX EOL EU? 326 DO-A X03 mc an L03 mf +0 CUE CUUXEA C mC AUS 3 m m 0 A E2 33 Em I- SOLD 0mC WCC: EWU: m E030 L vo La :OX mC -UO CCE 5 EC NADH: 2505 Org EOOL C F-SOX Maxam BOX 0mC sag-OL UF: Er- 0, m msnm SOX Wh EOE 3 +0 0mU 2:02-U 8 BOX m0 -Q0 mmsm BOX M3054 013 E02 U A :E mc EOD we Wm-O DO mc LC? as m 5 C3 QD 30-m EZC E Br- mzm C EEUCD U A009-Ur-U 3505- Or- LUV--EU mc 30-m er-S X X CN L+ mc :Bw +0 Om-O wma EL 5 :D mc SL mod- -Fzmqqllq E 'EDI A U E4 L CDI m -UOCOD E imma: W UC on Nm major 3 E501 ELOI M 255 X0 JC I A ,U mc mm I 4 rar xuxmc E01 O xp-Em wmc :or 4 X0 L :W Syumhmar m ESC N, or N EEA- xw or m 1 ,UD :go M :wr-G-Bw -90026020 I- 5:23 XSO X, wr-CD01 EEO m twnom v DOO or-Cogm for Z Cr-O5 532 Q mm E nh U-DCA mv-XQ M :DSW BXD U- :aww H :BDO I- LEC: V- CU.-OD :Em U U COB: :UD W 3 :Og :Umm-on 2, XO! E :DU W 05-U0-' EUU A C av- COEOU U DCO COW-OU H hmm COHEOU 'Sr-T-4 OO -AOC-OOM X00 N Oo U :ULU m :C-3 CUFEULU m -U DCOM U ECU U Ut A UDQEUU SVCS-m M -U Uiwat-sm A- DEED mm E305 l :Eg EOF-UCC m 4 E D U bam 4 3 5 U C023 4 X sam EE-Om 3 0-ox U mul-Oth-Um M EWU 4 CSUQ :OE 5,4 -Gr-UZ SE4 Um DOA- WUE4 3 Dm-Owo Lw-UCUXU 4 A EU Em me-OWU4 4 X2-10m E242 m A Z U - -W I O - - - U ' Q - - N A 5 4 M Q W : 2 I - u v I om 4 M - - W J M I : 0 M I m V: 3 E -V I U F I x V- hd - O m N A M H W :E O I H N - M E D W - : U: A E W - :Noi W M . J: m EO I Z W z -X -Z G 4 M W G U - I W J 1 A Q 1 W M QD -:Z to-NA - Ehkol - M D 1 wo U I Om - h J W 3 : l - I U U - i A W G - G - . W M I L: E :Q E -I X m D I Q TU LE W A - L I - -m M :E 4 E J L Z I - m . E0 W I - J U J M A m V n -U - QL 6 E W O: J-mm 'L E no M I - - Z I: F E0 - E W' n U V - W Q 4- Wm - M Z : A W - m U E V E 0 I I 4- W -' U I E J - M M mx: - 3 U - I C M U I O U - I - E U O I E W 0 H: N Z R Um LE 1: E w -m M :E A N - m A V U I -362-U :mam Do-A Ur-om .4 -Eur-vi QEUMS-'tcm :mon or-or-ngwa .U Exam W - 5 L :W U WE m M - M W M W - E N M U E m W 4 W W - - L A 1 M m M 5 M - N t - W I Um N I J - M A W - M m J n 3 D E M A E - t Q M I an L :E : A - W M m--E Us 20 2 - I C SE - J U .O m : Z A :U v M U. -W :U N U m M ' - : w D ' :D U mg E -I M H I -M - - - 6 V W W F M - E W n M a E - U I I : n J W U U I wg W W - m F mv - - . W U I A I E TH :E M U :M :M --O-J --I mv : wt m -D I W M C: H EL 2: W 4 - I -U m m W F mmm ' - I - -I V W I 6 l U ' - I J: - W U: 0- - C: - : :M M - M 1 U L B M I? my P M 4 N A - 0 :M M w-E A Z M -U W M .- - I M M A - M - W - 4 - m - A M W U : U I - . A - W M - ' L M E A Q X jim A v Q N U X- X E rx U rf L1 m E D an ,x x D nn 3 E 4 A U o .,, E 0 rn 4 C J UI 'D O I oc px U 5 U7 .E E ru I cd an U I o x cu 4 ai 'ci o o I C w 5' O .i C LI 4 w u fi 1 C L U 3 I 4 sv Q o KJ .. ai Us U B Z -4 .C U1 2 -I an XI 0 DC ui -Q c AD J m O D 4 x m 1 C i D 6 D7 U7 77 O or .n Q! E 4 O .1 L5 rj mx V U r- .4 r U u. -w 3 .1 5 5 O Cz 'O .E P- o PN O 2 5 .mi o o LJ O YD 3 X D S D ,C 5 L17 U 6 5 KJ aj :J o Q lil 35 3 o O nn C O Q. E 0 .c r- O Q 0 -I 2' fC Q ci C o V. P o -C .E rx Q PN 2 U I D .A cu 5 O 2' Q' O I P 3 o rx .C J O L J: 'Q U7 :L C O .1- GJ O :L n. vi .Q .D O I lj rl 'U cu c c ua X Q. uf an .O O Lx 1 2' o LL .J w C 5 .Q O ul S, 5 U I ui L. Q! 'D o U3 2 Q rx o . O -. .Q t 3 U ci 3 an L U 2 3 O oc .L -+ LI GJ C U1 P 0 .4 Z 1 .1- U D- O C o YL E o LJ 4 m C C m cn LJ L 2 C 3 I cj 'Ci C O LL F U3 U7 C 3 o mn -1 as .x 2' F C D HJ I U E O C. O 5 U Q an .1 v O .4 -Q .A E U5 U1 i I C D O LL. -Q O2 am S30-O U32 1:02 DL WO Wmr-Um W,UL F-UU EOO Um UCOI HE BLU 2 ,UNEP FC U OOC U WXIOL J UV 0 CD LOU? CU U Cm Om 5 ,UU UQOWQ my m S mi-OD T:-0301 COO JOTU 0 0 OL O Qmrog Q03 wr OU 0 CUC OLUO E im 3 G Z0 XL Hg W SCDOCO Q M 0,31 :og TU :OU 1 Tv mi Us W H U Min U Q wi moi wg ,U U we U U wx BCUU UL OO vm O Dm E L m 2 mi W CNW E W 5 C W Z0 J U U ME my Om M03 Ur- O OL? X95 WL SO an M53 UL 5 SL U m CUC: U W 35 m U Uv C 30: CU U WL Uvuw 1-O 37 OUUUX h bbw 2030 kj W U WO mcmm w?O 2002 O ,Bum mr 2302 OU 003 m O 035'-O CONV?-mm -OECD MU? XE : E E F- L OL :L 1 W UI: S xv ME P om. -E J H 1 BE U U 1 ml Z2 1 1-- 4 m io: Z1 5 w wi W 1 L 1 F 5 E mbcm-C O: U I li tw! 1 I hm a :4 I L U -A we - lm 1 1 :E - OL fc 1 In U 1 U Imijm U -M WL C L xl :SZ B : - L 1 1 t OD H F F U wsu--U wi 1 W U: in L E W Tl L L Ft - O F1 ml - 1: 1 D L :Bw EG: V ml: M1 E-J P+ -W 1 :E F - wi EU:-M 1 E TU IQ Q hx 1 1 A - W - - U: - mL t M 1 1 -J J B : L H : 1 5501 E WN 5 L 5 1:0 U: - I 1 1 tl EO:-3? O 25: O U: UN EL. F 1 rm 1 11 A EDC Us VL L wmh O 1 U U1 - :OL mi - 1 1 1 U N 3 :W pi 1 : 1 :G F W-A - P: - mr 1 X D -L G :F :J U: W m 1 F In 3 M F L 1 O B U 5: Emil hm 1-EL S F 5 f L -U xm U X1-Emi F EL M M: M t 1 im fc 1 1 6 Aw -I AL E EL. L : 52: O rc - A tw 1 Q U M fb :U QL - 1 U 1 C JA hm :maj EL U w - 1 - - L U Z xm E I 39 W 1- 1 1- U k E fb 1 L 2 1 U F :mm w Z: 1- L L E fc 1 m 2 1 - P 53:2 5 M1 A L L 61 no -M L T5 M 1 U w 5- U L W 1 Y W UEEW L2 mm Ev: U F1 1 L : 1 W M : L .DU U L E- F1 L U L UE 7 L U : F 1 L 1 -U -O:-ww 2: E E E t J hx m - 1- L -5: ISU .1 M LM T :UI in fc 1 In W Um I ww mv: F - L - 1--UI X03 E EO: : XC 1 Ln it 1: w 3 5 fc 1- U E O N--or J-E 2 ,VOL ml Cosa, Ulu-LULVW :UE SEL U1 1 Q -:OL gm-UI m WE 50- mi 1 1 I f M I E30 an-E U Q 1:55 U Ln wi Z Q PA Z F 1 -1 5 W I M W 1 1 : W 5 -W 1 11 E: mr f 1 N 1 L 1 Us E1-im U UV I UL 1 Q L W E: F - L J 1 -U 5 U QE: U1 1 L X: 1 Q - O wi - 1 LA E- E5 E J-2 L - 1 1 I 1 I WL Em-E 1 :U UK U U I M U I J W W 1 J QL I 1 U :UL xi OL rc 1 LW -U H 1 : M - 2 EE L T 1 wi 5 1 :E M H W- m U 1 E W U .1 I QL C 7 L 1 M E U 1 G .U 5- ml fin- L : 1 Um 1- - 5 vc L 1: - Z on gm to N Cm: - L F1 m L mm - 1 WU C C L f Ui L 1 1 - - imc F M + L -L X hx L Em X-:Q .E 1 E L ml L 1 L :U U M wr- Q W EL F QCP wi W- 1: EE :GL Bm E V22 1 m QL t M : M1 wi E 1 W U L -D 5 1 L X: im so m U 1 - mr 1 U -M P - UL I it + D xx: L 0 mi B 1 U V: F O F1 1 L L L: 1 3 Um M W F1 wi :U 1 - U Z X03 L E W : X E f M I U 1 M 6 L bm bc M m M 1: m U E i TF-pw 1 : N - F m U ezmlm 1 U-4 E M : T -Ui GL lgcq 1-LE LU 2 1 L m QL UNA 1 :E : M L W: B E - 5 L U: 1 : M J O up UL L - N. Nw - CU- I M W - UU L -C 1 r LW: mmm E U M P t 1 V: U U I MF-EU L C EG L I YU A -O: I P E Tm W C CJ M 1 w QU 1 1 -1 U V art :U L wh W I M Q I - 1- m F m -I -l f H Q L - U -hw W 1 U: m LW E 1 - ? 1 L W U 1 - 3 QE W 2 5 L + L 1-- F 1 I Z E 1 S 1 5. Ty xxx: N S :: kg? X X X 1 mm U01-W 0,UL MCU U x :ivy E 3 XC m m wg-Om 0,5 8 C2 250 O U wig C-UU Ecu DCU w 0 UL ZF- Zcu WEOU-00,0 C-UUMWM 3 LMDO 090mm A E L L 1- UF-m Om lun: O My L U CJOU :O U LOW SO 91-om m P U E WS :Dom OL m O DU on 0 UO WO UE L 23: m -UCL EU? CU DDU :UCL 503 U TU ML EO? QL EXLC mwl O 0 M X UWOUOWMC C0040 F-Um U 0 30 30:1 0 W XO WO CXO U EU? w E00 E C Og COOL C UOWLUW U CmO3 mgmi E 5 U3 wwx W ,GD UC D Om M Q6 Xu OTE l LO? 09000 CO DWP gi U OF-X3 2, w w O03 Dm OU W: J XS 2 DOA W 3 O0 2133 X Um 53335 Ouugzm COW U3 mv U 3 DL Umq lm-U: X m LO NADH 266 4 U3 O 202 U U30 W XA Um 8 QU W LU N- .W DO ULU Nm U CNW m U C Mlm XM 155 F CE mlm U E1-Om x C U O2 OU -USF-U M U1-Omqum QQONW W Nu 3 CO5 Com-U56 M :CEO1-V Ummm 3 CEU1 Um Joni U C501 m 631 m U ESD E an mi 521 U C OZ E VA l X Gm Kggmi CU Ui 3,02 NA w,wm COM-UZ XO 3 CO1 OO C OU w ,UD U OCOD 2 Ur-ODD EOM OL Wm OOO CO Cf F01 U mcg Dm X U! mm UD C0 qw Om I w 00 COEUUW CX UE CO OE mv OE: LU OE X A UYUDME X605 COLX UE rug' D0 L UE m UL 2 U U ME 215 WZ WO U U L asa: 22 D ONE M: Ci N: U U MW L 1: 15100 me A D OU U O C03 U XO O qw D C 0 A C E53 MEM QCA +0 13091. 0,0 0 W W m 5 U 2 SCX D ,ml U XO Q n DCU V5 mc Om E53 0 A O 3 Om E53 0 A 38 U 1 UL 1- U G 0, Lt FE mwmsulu SD .WL O Om M:-E m Om A wif X3 abdwm 30 J DPU: FU mu :Tu vu Emo? ri mu ri -U C-U mv Em CU DOV Do: I W MNAOD U U EOE- Un QXMLD XC Q L UL Y-:UU 2- 0 m U m 0 A W A W W U 0 m 03 ULQPA F51 FU ri .U ri U TEL ETSO Uxomm L OLD U wyDL CTU U uv UQ Q m Q W 0 m Q W w m 0 w V-OOL0 OC U NCSU CU U L 3 U, Um 0 mc lan: u ABQ w L ZOE! WL rg m M:-U .U L MW O, ME E30 O F- MW W EUUXUEOWOUO C Um UOQUQCO EMU? MW m D COW UDXUQ IU htm U 3 :U U no W 0 En EO DOU CO 3 O WC m C U MW W Owmuumygmwnu Cuuwm m CDU MQ xr-DP Om :gg W 0 mr gr- mfs 3 C 5 U 30 m 05 O iw U m O O0 EXQC ML m W WZ CO WI ZOCJ WL U J FOQOWQL F-33530 F-UU I qw Ol U my CU DOU mr-W OO Um 35 D OZOC mum C Om O 0 Ong-dj OJ U -U ml X1 X WQDU Z4EIm,mN-uh Lago EO.- :D hm QJUOA- D ag-Um 0:25 A X 31 av: A 3:4 5 C3 mug D mx-3 N3 L gm eng X52 LU-UO! TWLU X 8- E mm I V- 15 was F-Q20-1 mr-mo Co-U55 USS, :Oc-U01 X 2 E Lu DI Sam E CDI 0050 CUE OI X mm Um-UCI U pam E I my-U51 1-GOI CNA BLOG S3 lc I 3:-Ui wm:Um1-FCI E COW Emi ,C EC-Us he MW JU P :UD O SCCA X50 m ,UE :Oi Wim JCC:- CNA UNL -1: mmol U L Dm X Smal X J E K 0 so WJCUDB L Co 4 mu-DXSTVW MWUEU1-m 01:10 M CCOU S Q50 0 Z wk-07,01 mwho UD A501 m :UG Dm w U C0 4 O C Q X U! CUE?-W U 15 :Um L0 L1-DQ Dmlm X120 Q ULD U 0 Ol- X SCU TU DCO 0 UQ NEO! C305 COFC' mgohkcm 25 Q :iq UU 1- UOOZFQ SEGA Q3 4 L04 COW-DHC4 .F ' . 2 1 1 3 r N' is. , YWM 2 Q 4 ',f ,.m If: 3 ' 1 Q. gf' iff-35 Y K 5 S Mi an v. 'A , .gains-+0 3 is .,,,...-oe Emf tb Q' 194 54 1 f f- Ixu 3 i x M, 3 ' '12, Q.,- Q -..... QM ' E ge 355 N x Nlu W 5 J myqkq 'WV-ss. my C! nntffif CPA l'L'I A'6LCL'l'.l il 1 l Front: B. Pratt, J, Flint, D. Ellis. Standing, left to right: A. Mowatt, G. Dunham, M. Wilkins, J. Richard, B. Bigelow. The Varsity Cheerleaders have obtained megaphones this year for the first time. Six cheerleaders remained from last year and two were added this year. The members are Diane Ellis, Anita Mowatt, Joy Richard, Betsy Bigelow, Myrna Wilkins, Betty Pratt, Glendolyn Dunham, and captain Jill Flint. -A' i ir The J. V. Cheerleaders have done a wonderful job this year with their new cheers and formations and have received many favorable comments. The members are Linda Flint, Verna Jackson, Linda Carnie, Sandra Hawes, Carolyn Barrows, Loretta Greenwood , Barbara Alexander, and Sally Spear who is captain. A! ' 'J fe .Q xi . , ' rv ' x fl Q .. 4 Q .- si s 5-, , ' if Q ,. ..-.s fssgw L . 1: It .-ss. - -- wwwtt ' ,. .. N r 6' .- X 1 A x ' , n , xx Ji-M' - ' J Q L 1.5f!f' ,q . . 1 X',g' T.. S' I . 1 ,Q if ci.....r...i... T f 1 Left to right: Verna Mae Jackson, Linda Carnie, Caroline Barrows, Sally Spear, Barbara Alexander, Sandra Hawes, Loretta Greenwood. Linda Flint, absent. X3 .WN 5 l X M iklqN3',, - ,. . A , . if i r' 'V- 4 ,,,.... fs 1, 1 New .f 1. ' 'iw .435 0' K-eK UW W- f' X A K I llfli lfifl First Row, left to right: Carol Wetmore, Nancy Rackliff, Linda Tracy, Patty Hull. Second Row: Pat Campbell, Shelba Jean Howard, Miss Rachel Johnson, Diane Hodgkins, Betty Pratt, .f-gm-M un...--U 1 X. W 2 1 KX ' H I Il' C ,NTI 31117 Seated, left to right: Sandra Hawes, Joqueline Hoar, Jane Knox, Betty Compton, Director Dorothy Sayward. Standing: Terence Brooks, David Hovey, David Perkins, Colbert Wilkins, Betsy Bigelow. Under the new system of procuring speakers at F.H.S., Mrs. Sayward, Mrs. Knox, and Mr. Greenleaf come up with several very good speakers this year. Jane Knox and David Hovey qualified for the finals at the County Contest in Strong on March 27, and Jane won a medal for the serious dramatic division, she also won a cup for the school os the best speaker of the evening. Betsy Bigelow and David Perkins were sent to the Spear Regional Speaking Contest ot Bates College on April 9. ,i ' JT GIRLS' STATE Tonya Joseph, Sherry Hemingway. ' 7 07, ,gfafv Boys' State is a fine chance to learn about the government of our own state of Maine. In high school we are required to study national govern- ment, but not that which is even closer to us, our own state government. At Boys' State a model state government is organized with everyone taking part. There you have an opportunity to hear some of the leading men in the Maine government speak on the functions of their offices. Dirigo Boys' State, however, is more than just Cl study of government. It is a chance to make many new friends from all over the state and, in itself is a lesson in citizenship and getting along with others such as could never be learned in the schoolroom. Q Z Staff I had a wondertul and very educci tional week at Dirigo Girls State I now have a much clearer understand ing of the many dltiferent duties that our government performs Each girl had a chance to take an active part in town meetinqs and in state and primary elections I attended lectures given by outstanding political figures of Maine One of the biggest high lights was meeting Governor and Mrs Muskie I shall always remember the good times that I had at Girls State Sherry Hemingway BOYS' STATE Frederic Brahmer, Robert Bigelow. 9-nv gm- in x 'ss Y' il , ici, Q .4 .TA 5 x 1 x .NS 9 iP1 s ' x H... arniuoz ff? Seated: L. Greenwood, B. Davis. Standing, left to right: B. Bigelow, J. Flint, B. Pratt, King R. Bigelow, Queen J. Lidstone, Past Queen D. Hodgkins, R. Hodgkins, C. Holman. On Saturday, January 18, 1958, the annual Carnival Ball was held in the gym. The procession ofthe queen candidates, ex-queen, and new king and queen began at 9 o'clock. Diane Hodgkins, ex-queen, crowned Jean Lidstone queen and Robin Bigelow king. ally- D glibtfm WV j l J a gflli- , EOF J fx -, as 1 4 -0 fn . , Y Q E Canahalafed Patty Hall, Jane Knox, Joyce Rosenberger. u5icaf.Afiuifie5 Although the musical groups are a little smaller this year they have been very active. The Starlets , a three-part harmony group made up of nine girls has been added this year. For the fourth straight year our groups were honored by The First Chair of America . The thirty-two member orchestra participated in two concerts this spring. The string orchestra has a tentative engagement on WGAN-TV. The chorus has thirty-seven members and has participated in a Hi-PTO meeting and a Christmas assembly. Eleven members of the musical groups participated in the Maine All-State Music Festival and twenty members in the Eastern Maine Composite Orchestra. All groups participated in the Eastern Maine Music Festival and received very satisfying ratings. ?ilz!n....f'N nn Af ss. n 5 -v f , K 5 5 ' 2 . git' L . 9... , N new 04 . 'I '. n A A -fl ,.,,., I -1:01 ll M :ix ' K-4 i i K A K . J 3' -J .ff A .,f k'm5 W? 1 3 Xikfii f rrflfli H Ymreel Kloruai 1 A- First Row, left to right: B. Doran, L. Carnie, A. Mowatt, L. Flint, J. Knox, H. Brown, D. Ellis D Hobbs M. Morton, P. Richards. Second Row: R. Hodgkins, R. Nash, L. Tracy, M. Woodside, H. Pratt, J. Walker, E. Keith, B. Staples M Welsh, E. Nason, B. Hutchins. Third Row: M. Scott, A. McCIuskey, J. Rosenberger, D. Pierce, J. Locke, R. Burton, D. Perkins J Smskl J. Richard, G. Richrnond. S -X IX RW' ml First Row, left to right: Diane Ellis, Jill Flint, Jane Lidstone, Beverly Benson, Jean Lidstone. cond Row Batt Pratt M rna Wilkins Ton a Joseph Coach Estella McLean Wa M iffy ,Q Jsf.,..4,,,, Se : y , Y I Y , - Third Row: Diane Hodgkins, Nancy Rackliff, Barbara Alexander, Brenda Voter, Pat Campbell. School Greyettes During the hockey season this year the Farmington High surpassed their excellent record ofthe preceding year. After playing seven games they had scored 49 goals without having any tallied against them. The Junior Varsity also managed an undefeated season. The teams played away and home games with Berlin, New Hampshire for the first time this year. The girls were very honored by being asked to play an all-star team from the Portland area. This exhibition game was played on the College's field. The Greyettes dominated most of the game but were defeated 2to O. Westbrook Junior Mrs. McLean at- During the summer fourteen Farmington High girls and tended Camp Merestead in Camden where they received excellent instruction. There are six varsity seniors whom the team will miss. Ellis, Jill Flint, Tonya Joseph, Jane Lidstone, Jean Lidstone, and Brenda Voter. They are: Diane t VARSITY LINE-UP Left Wing , , Jean Lidstone VARSITY OPPONENT PLACE lef' lnne' ' Beverly Fenson Farmington Kents Hill 0 Away Center Forward Jane Lidstone Farmington IO Wilton 0 Away Right lnner ,, .Jill Flint Farmington Cony 0 Away Right Wing ,. , Diane. Ellis Farrningron Mill. 0 Home Left Halfback Myrna Wilkins Fcrrningron lo Cony 0 Home Center Halfback Tonia Joseph Farmington Berlin 0 Home Right Haltback . , Betty Pratt Farmingron Kenrs Hin 0 Home Left Fullback Brenda Voter Farmingron Berlin I Away Right Fullback Nancy Racklift Goalie Barbara Alexander First Row, left to right: Claire Blanchard, Elsie Osborne, Diane Linda Flint. Hobbs, Loretta Cassidy, Marilyn Morton, e Sinski, Sally Spear, Donna Maxwell, Second Row: Rosalyn Hodgkins, Coach Estella Mclean, Bonni Susanne Gould, Betsy Bigelow, Linda Carnie, Judith Nottage. Third Row: Judy Lander, Verna Mae Jackson, Jaqueline Hoar, Dunham. Joyce Lander, Caroline Holman, Glenda jfff .JQIIUCAQQ tea 7 -if- J M--1 jocnfga Second ROW,left to right: Assistant Coach Burnell, N. Webber, R. Burton, D. Oliver, R. Doggett, G. Adams, G. Whitney, R. Pratt, F. Brahmer, V. Davis, R. Pratt, J, Brownrigg. First Row: L. Chassis, G. Nash, D. Clark, G. Oliver, C, Rounds, K. Fronk, R. Doggett, Coach Friberg, Letter awards for the Fall of 1957 numbered twenty, with eleven returning for next year's squad. This year's backfield was one of the best in many years including such seniors as Gary Whitney, Co-captain Ronnie Pratt, Fred Brahmer and Barry Davis. The forward line did wonderful blocking for this stellar back- field and consisted of Seniors Keith Fronk, George Lord, George Nash lCo-captainj, Icky Webber, and Robert Burton. Outstanding performers throughout the season were Ronnie Pratt, Gary Whitney, Fred Brahmer, Ray Doggett, Gary Adams, and lcky Webber. Our record for the year was 5 wins and 3 losses. 2 C2 r0,5.f Ulltnffg This year we had a more complete season than last year in Cross Coun- try. We had a team with a lot of spirit. We ran against Wilton, Kents Hill, Phillips, Kingfield, Stratton, Madison, and Guilford. Our season was cut short because of sickness, and our final record was 2 wins and 3 losses. ' ' ' Next year we will lose our captain, Q H l Robin Bigelow, but with more experi- ence, and with our fine coach, Mr. Downes, we should have an improved Left to right: William Woodside, Dennis Porter, Jeffery Parker, Robert Bigelow, David Hall, George Fenton, Coach Robert Downes. .. . Fit' swf? ' SGGSOT1. Farmington 24 Wilton 31' Farmington 2l Kents Hill 40 LFarmington 66 Guilford 27 Tri. L Madison 44 Farmington 35 Madison 24 Q Phillips 20 Quad. LFarmington 56 Kingfield 73 Q Stratton 95 'Low score wins 0 i gag, lljamifry Ziwlefla ff 195 7-58 Firxt Row, left to right: Diane Ellis, Sally Lander, Diane Hodgkins, Sherry Hemingway, Jane Lidstone, Betty Pratt. Second Row: Pat Campbell, Myrna Wilkins, Caroline Barrows-, Iris Pillsbury, Jean Lidstone, Coach Estella McLean. This year the Varsity team had a very successful season winning lO out of 12 games. Some ofthe games had quite high scores due to the sometimes dead- eye of our forwards. The guards were very successful in keeping the opponents' scores quite low. The team will suffer a great loss this year in having 5 ofthe lO players in the graduating class. The team was co-captained by a pair of very fine ball players, Diane Hodgkins and Sherry Hemingway. LINE.UP GAME SCHEDULE Farmington 50 Wilton 30 Forwards Guards Farmington 41 Leavitt 46 Farmington Wilton 27 Sherry Hemingway Diane Hodglcins Fafmlngion -l0Y 23 Jean Lidstone Jane Lidstone Fflfmlngion Slephens 38 Diane Ellis Carolyn Barrows Ffffmlngfcn leavin 34 Betty Pratt Myrna Wilkins Fafmlnglon M'C-l- 17 lris Pillsbury Sally Lander Farmin9l9 ' Kenfs Hill 37 Farmington Madison 25 Mgrs. - Pat Campbell, Leslie Foster, Barbara Farmington Jay 48 Besaw, Hazel Brown. Farmington Madison 23 Farmington Kents Hill 48 The J. V. Team had a splendid year, winning eleven out of the twelve games played. First Row, left to right: Betty Hemingway, Beverly Benson, Loretta Greenwood, Elsie Osborne. Second Row: Barbara Besaw, Loretta Cassidy, Claire Blanchard, Diane Ayer, Barbara Alexander, Thirzalyn Foss, Leslie Foster. Third Row: Caroline Holman, Martha Scott, Nellie Dill, Jaqueline Hoar, Verna Mae Jackson, Coach Estella McLean. 4 7 unior Uar51'fry Bailefiaff 195 7-58 075 lwznsifiy rf?a,tL,1fAu ff 195 7-58 .i ff' First Row, left to right: Larry Greenlaw, Joseph Dyer, Gary Whitney, Frederic Brahmer, Douglas Oliver, Ray Doggett. Second Row: Coach Robert Stevens, Terence Brooks, Stanley Walker, Lynn Chassie, Gerald Oliver, Ronald Pratt, Manager David Silk. The Greyhounds started oft their season fairly well, but went into a mid- year slump. As the end of the season came near they came to life and finished up the season better than they had played before. This was the Greyhounds hrst year in class L competition and they showed up very well against some of the large schools in the state. lt was also Farmington's first year to not make an entry .n the Franklin County Basketball Tournament due their schedule at class L competition. The highlight of the season came when the Greyhounds defeated St. Doms High School 89-63, after St. Doms had spanked the Greyhounds on their home court in Lewiston by 20 points. GAME SCHEDULE Farmington Skowhegan 70 Farmington 45 Livermore 54 Farmington Jay 36 Farmington 59 Gould 4l Farmington M.C.l. 38 Farmington 42 Livermore 67 Farmington Wilton 57 Farmington 82 M.C.l. 65 Farmington Skowhegan 56 Farmington 64 Madison 75 Farmington St. Dams 64 Farmington 51 Rumford 53 Farmington .lay 25 Farmington 89 St. Dams 62 Farmington Rumford 6'l Farmington 67 Gould 6'l Farmington Wilton 58 Farmington 42 Madison 54 ,r 'll Lost - 7 Wins First Row, left to right: William Hoar, Larry Anderson, Paul Haley, Richard Pratt, David Spear. Second Row: Coach Timothy Mayo, Duane Fulsom, Terry Silk, Thomas Barrows, Winton Bacon, Richard Doggett. o 5 3 ll nz or nifty Z?a.fLpfLa ff 195 7-58 T 1 .525 Zum First Row, left to right: Charles Rounds, Norton Webber, Robert Bigelow, John Kenney, Coach Richard Gould. Second Row: James Brownrigg, David Pierce, Jeffrey Parker, John Wilson, Richard Smith. The ski team did very well this year. lcky Webber and Robin Bigelow were chosen captains and John Wilson, Manager. The team was made up of the following boys: Charles Rounds, John Kenney, David Pierce, Dickie Smith, George Ames, Steve Twitchell, Jeff Parker, Jimmy Brownrigg, Jimmy Matthieu, and Jack Berry. The results of the meets are as follows: Rumford ,..,,.. ...... c ancelled Hebron ,..,......,,...,.... .... ............ fi r st F. H. S. Carnival ........,...,.4. second Edward Little Carnival .,.. .,... . . fifth Stephens Carnival ,, .,...... second State Meet ...,..,,...,. . second New Englands .. ,. sixth icky Webber is the Maine Slalom Champ. Two of the ski members went to Winter Park, Colorado for the Junior Na- tionals. They were, Icky Webber in Alpine and Robin Bigelow in Nordic events. The ski team was very strong in the Alpines events, also, strong in Nordic events. Coach Gould is looking forward to a successful season next year. Left to right: George Fenton, Stephen Twitchell, George Ames, Coach Richard Gould. unior lljarjify SA! jam 0515 lljamilfry gil' .1 G Az' jfam T7 T7 First Row, left to right: Linda Carnie, Jill Flint, Anita Mowatt, Linda Flint, Coach Davis Burnell. Second Row: Bonnie Sinski, Susanne Gould, Jan Sinski, Betsy Bigelow. When the season hnally got underway, the girls' ski team had a very success- ful season. Mr. Dave Burnell was their coach, and he did a very good iob. The team consisted of two seniors, Anita Mowatt and Jill Flint, one iunior, Betsy Bige- low, three sophomores, Linda Flint, Jan Sinski, and Linda Carnie, one freshman, Bonnie Sinski, and manager, Susanne Gould. They had meets with Wilton, Kents Hill, St. Mary's and Waynfiete. They lost to St. Mary's. lt was their only loss. Next season should be just as successful as this one. gif, ., 'szmaff 195 7 The softball team won five games and lost two. The two games were lost only by a couple of runs. The team did an excellent job as a whole. Spirits were high and the sportsmanship was very good. Co-captains were Marcia Sayward and Suzanne Luce. Farmington 12 Kents Hill 9 Farmington 9 Wilton 'l3 Farmington 'I4 Kents Hill A l957 GIRLS' J. V. SOFTBALL First Row, left to right: Leslie Foster, Clair Blanchard, Loretta Greenwood, Irene Leary, Beatrice Darrington, Linda Flint, Betty Hemingway. Second Row: Joanne Currier, Pamela Patterson, Sandra Taber, Susanne Gould, Linda Tracy, lris Pillsbury, Barbara Alexander, Betsy Bigelow, Betty Doran, Linda Carnie, Julia Walker, Betty Pratt, Coach Estella McLean. Weuudazxgli Farmington 33 Livermore ll Farmington 34 Jay 4 Farmington 25 Wilton 4 Farmington B M.C.l. 10 i957 GlRLS' SOFTBALL Left to right: Diane Ellis, Sherry Hemingway, Jane Lidstone, Jill Flint, Glenda Dunham, Myrna Wilkins, Suzanne Luce, Jean lidstone, Beverly Benson, Marguerite Welsh, Coach Estella McLean. 00 0 tio U ft Second Row: Coach Robert First Row, left to right: Max Perkins, Larry Greenlaw, James Goodwin, Ronald Pratt, Norman Twitchell, Gary Whitney, Daniel Maguire, Terence Brooks, James Ryder. Second Row: Edward Langen, David Spear, John MacDonald, Gary Bergeron, William Rounds, Ralph Hopkins, Lyndon Clark, Robert Haley, Fred Ross, Coach Robert Friberg. jl7Aa, 195 7 Farmington High Baseball squad put a second leg on the trophy for the Sandy-Andy League. Leading stickmen were Gary Whitney, Gary Bergeron, Ronnie Pratt, and Duffy Maguire. The batteries were held down by Bergeron and Whitney pitching and Norm Twitchell catching. With Maguire at 3rd base, Pratt at 2nd, and Jim Goodwin at lst base the infield made some spectacular plays throughout the season. The thriller was the game between Wilton and Farmington at Hippach Field when we came from behind to beat them 10 to 9 in the last few innings of the game. Captain for the year was Norm Twitchell. This is the second year in a row that the Sandy-Andy League Championship has gone to Farmington. Wins 8 - Losses 1 League Games: Wins 6 - Losses 0 195 7 Zac The 1957 track season opened with thirty boys reporting to coach Bob Downes for action. Co-captains were Fred Ross and Les Richardson. The season was a very successful one with wins over the following schools: Madison, Gould Academy, Stephens, Winslow, Kents Hill, and Livermore Falls. Our only loss was to Waterville. F.H.S. won the Franklin County meet for the fourteenth consecutive year. We placed third in the state meet. The following boys qualified for the New England meet: Robin Bigelow for the mile, Fred Ross for the low hurdles, Les Richardson for the iaveliny and Bill Rounds for the discus. rst Row, left to right: Gary Whitney, James Brownrigg, David Clark, Lyndon Clark, Ronald Pratt, Frederic Brahmer, Donald Hunter, Leroy Thompson, Walter Taylor. Downes, Donald Carson, George Ames, Gerald Oliver, Norton Webber, George Nash, Douglas Oliver, Robert Bigelow, John Wilson. FEMALE GOLFERS Furst of all let me say that I do not un tend to and I wull not take another gurl to play golf I took a member of the femunune sex to play last sprung That us the reason for my present feelungs Now let me explaun my reasons for my antu female golfers feelungs As you all know one of the flrst rules of golf etuquette us sulence on the course e pecually whule another player us huttung the ball Well the gurl I took forgot thus rule When we arruved at the course she spotted one of her fruends Before I could shut the ugnutuon off she was out of the car hollerung at the top of her lungs Hu' Donna Just as she dud thus the man on the flrst tee swung wuth all hus mught at the ball and ut went drubblung slowly down the faurway about I5 yards He wheeled around to see who was the guulty one and I gust sank down un the seat of the car and wanted for the explosuon but Iuckuly we got off wuth a bug sugh and an unpleasant look After wautung for the people un front of us to get out of range of our balls I handed her my druver and showed her how to hut the ball After sux good healthy swungs the ball stull sat there on the tee On the sev enth swung she connected wuth ut perfectly and sent ut saulung far over unto the next faurway and un the opposute durectuon of the green The game proceeded luke thus up to the flfth hole and by the way ut took us three and one half hours to play these flve holes On the flfth hole whuch us par 4 I had putted out for a 4 and she had a 6 unch putt for a 28 Well she putted and mussed I had never heard thus gurl speak a cross word but Im pretty sure I heard one then At thus pount I couldnt help laughung out loud Seeung me laugh at her she took her putter and slammed ut down on the green Ieavung a scar about a foot long If I had ever felt luke shrunkunq to a small enough suze to crawl un a hole ut was rught then I looked around to see how many people had seen thus dusplay of temper Luckuly no one had seen the fatal blow to the green I fell on my knees and quuckly patted the grass back un place the best I could I took her asude and told her the best way I knew how what a terruble thung she had done And you know what she saud'P Nothung She lust stood there and crued Thus made me feel luke a heel so I gave her my red and whute polka dot handker chuef and told her to wupe the tears from her eyes Then I told her everythung was all rught and suggested we go to the club house and have a nuce cold soda Hearung the suggestuon she wuped off the tears and became all smules agaun After havung the sodas and thunkung over the thungs that had happened on the flrst five holes I decuded my day of golf was ruuned so I asked her uf we could go home and come back some other day COf course I had no untentuon of ever brungung her backl She was very agreeable to thus suggestuon So wuth my golf clubs un one hand and her hand un the other we left the course All the way home I was thankung the Lord for not Iettung any body see my Iuttle partner put a nuce bug crease un the green Now uf there us any man after readung ber of the opposute sex golfung and g through uust half the ordeal I went through and then stull want to take her agaun then you re euther a lousy golfer yourself or you re madly un love wuth her Gary Whutney Dear Dependable One We waut but we do not know what for We work toward somethung but the goal us blurred un the dustance We wonder but our elders do not answer us completely We waver but our advusors aud only a few What us black? What us whute? Is there a gray between the two? Help us to decude for ourselves We are awautung your durectuon Suncerely The Youth of Today Robun Bugelow SO YOU THINK THAT YOU HAVE TROUBLES Everyday I hear people moanung and groanung about theur troubles When ut comes rught down to ut they dont know how lucky they really are because they I I 1 I 1 .- . . ,, . I S- . . h . ,, . . V . , Il ' II ' ' , . . . ' - about my experience, who can take a mem- . . . , , O , . I . . , , - , . - , . . I . v . . I I I I I I I , I . I l l a . , . I I ' I . . . , . i , . I , . ' . I I , . ' I I , , never stop to thunk that their troubles could be worse Here are a few examples Maybe Ken s car wouldnt start this morning and he was a half an hour late to school Whats this I hear? Glamour Girl left her comb and her lipstick home this morn :ng and she us so upset Joe s mother forgot to :ron his light blue shirt and he had to wear has red one Boy IS he mad Those are really classic arent they? Maybe rf Kens car had started on time that morning he might have had a head on collusion and never had to go to school again Glamour Girl might have had polio and then could not have combed her hair or had any use for lipstick anyway Joe did vou ever stop to thunk how lucky you are to even have a mother? You know Joe some of your best friends dont What s a home without a mother? The next tame some trlvlal thing happens and you start to moan about it lust thunk about all the people who have real troubles Norton Webber THE RIVER The deep dark muddy Sandy River flows on Dark rocks gut up from the raver s bottom to start a rapid The llght colorless rocks come out from the shore to form cz sand bar Further up the river is an old tree which has fallen down unto the dark muddy waters The water swirls out around lt making a design of beauty Stull further up the river is a crane catch :ng fish with its long legs standing out of the water like sticks Its head goes down then comes up with a good sized fish In its mouth It looks around then flies off unto the dark blue sky and soon becomes lust a speck nn the distance Further up the river ns a water hole where many an animal has come down to drunk Right now a deer pokes her head out of the dense underbrush looks around to make sure no danger is un sight then urges her little fawn out to get a drunk of water If the river could talk It would tell you many tales of the past Verna Mae Jackson OH BUT I LOVE IT' Home at night And upstairs to my cell Where square roots and Logaruthms incessantly dwell Funding my pencil I take up my book At first simple and easy All of tt looks I attack my first problem With the greatest of care But soon two and two as five And I m tearing out my hair' I start out again And trace back my steps However madder madder And more confused I get I cuss the whole world And my math teacher too To find out nn the end I forgot to divide by two' So I work for another hour And a half Then finally I m finished And gleefully laugh But oh no' Oh no' I m going out of my mind' I used that doggoned tangent Instead of the sane' Giving up nn disgust I climb into bed As a vision of infinity Begins to dance in my head After an insane night With a geometrlcal dream Next day it s little wonder So tired I seem Even though day after day My headache she s bug I guess I m lust crazy Cause I love my Trng Jane Knox LIFE Lufe IS the swirling water ofa stream A current strong that pulls you from the shore Life IS a quick and passing dream That lingers for a second never more The current pulls you far away from land Then slowly draws you under Until at last you know you can not stand And at the end there is no time to wonder Bette Compton - - 11 11 1 1 - ' I 1 - 11 - 11 - 1 , . . . 1 . , I - 1 , . . , . . - 1 - . 1 - 1 11 f 11 - - 1 1 1 I . ' 1 - 1 1 1 . I . I , I - 1 . - - - . , . . 1 r I I . . , . . . . . 1 . . . - 1 - . . 1 ' . 1 ' 1 - 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 . 1 . . 1 IS THIS APPRECIATION? Our new hugh school as us almost every thung that us new has been crutucuzed a great deal Human nature us such that we luke to crutucuze anythung more than we luke to prause ut It one should consuder all the comments that have been made by the students of our hugh school and many other people he would flnd that there would be many crutu cusms and very few remarks of prause Few people stop to realuze how greatly our hugh school should be apprecuated There are a great many advantages to ut over the old one For one thung I thunk the enture school system as a whole us more organuzed Home economucs classes can now be taught rught un school Gym stu dents do not have to dash from the school to another buuldung and back agaun for physucal educatuon classes Hot lunches are served un the school buuldung Thus year we have a rotatung schedule whuch I thunk us one ofthe best advantages of our new school Wuth all these beneftts there are prob ably a few dusadvantages but uf all of us would stop and take a munute from our busy luves to consuder our new school we would see that ut us really somethung to opprecloled Jane Luclstone SPEED DEMONS Speed demons what s the matter wuth you Q 'P We know that you are lust out for a ba But speed wuth cars usn t the way You can Gnd a better entertaunment for Yourself any day You only have eught pounts on your lucense And the cops don t want to take them away From you or have any nonsense For the money you save may be your own Larry Greenlaw Xvry iflillil' Muay mf fat Andrews Betsy Barker Clyde Barker Harruet Bennett Sarah Jane Bugelow Robert Brahmer Fred Burton Robert Campbell Janet Campbell Patrucua Davus Vuncent DuStefano John Ellus Duane nt Fronk Keuth Frost Lous Haley Robert Hall Patrucua Hemungway Sherry Hurukley Janet Hodgkuns Duane Howard Shelba Jean Hutchuns Pearl Beverly Hylan Danuel Dustetano Nancy Jelluson Joseph Tonya Kennedy June Knowles Beverly Knox Jane Lamkun Walter Ludstone Jane Ludstone Jean 34 Lord George McCloskey Avus Meader Bernuce Meader Clyde Mutchell Moxune Mowatt Anuta Nason Eduth Pease Sandra Puerce Davud Pond Burpey Pratt Ronald Ranger John Richards Patrucua Ruchardson Roland Ruchmond Gayle Robbuns Arlene Rosenberger Joyce Ross Sandra Rowe Bruan Ryder Roger Spear Peter Smuth Leughton Thompson Leroy Voter Brenda Watson Nancy Webber Avus Webber H Norton Welch Margarete Wetmore Carol Wheeler Sandra Whntney Gary Wyman Clarence Lancaster Henry I , H H 11 fl A - . . . be . , . ' ' . ll. .. , ' ' ll. f . J f.. s . . 1. . 35. , ' 2. f 36. , ' 3. . ' 37. , 4. , 38. ' , ' 6. ' , 39- , ' 74 , 40. , ' 8. , 47. , 9, , 43. ' , ' 10. , ' ' 444 f 11. ' Y ' 45. 1 12. DiStefano, Angela 46. Racklitte, Leona 13, ' I 47. , 144 . , . 48. . I . . 15. Fli , Jill 49, ' , 16. , ' 50. ' . 17. , ' 51. ' 1 18. , 52. . 19, , ' ' 53. . 20. ' , 54. , ' 21. ' , 55. , 22. ' , A 56. 1 23. , 57. ' , ' 24. ' , 58. , 25. , ' 59. . 26. ' , ' 60. , 27. , 61. , ' 28. , 62. , . 29. , 63. . 30. , 64. , 31, ' , 65. , 32. ' , 66. ' , 33. ' , 67. , . , 68. , cfm f7,.,p '55 '- . . rw 'T' A ov L. 0 r, Q J! , , lr--MM gf, 4 , 3 b N , f . N H- t 'ga s . K . 4 A X ,, , fi? i M 'X A ' H A Q R Nu fffif ,lu -f Af I f- , f , Q ., . 4 5 M' .-- Fla i I 'N . ij ,ii 5. gl rx x . 6 ti r T, smblw 672 I Of IZ EWS' if-A 'gli f'51:n 1953 Arnold Akerley U S Army Herbert Allen Employed by Orlando Small Malone Andrews Mrs Robert Grover Joseph Besaw Workmg un Conn Duane Butler Mrs Carl Brinkman Margaret Butterfield Mrs Turnell Whither Arthur Conley U S Navy Lawrence Cook At home farming Bernard Davis Workmg un woods James Davis Workmg for father Donald DeRoche U S Air Force Sally Dmgley Mrs Gearry Ranger Roderlc Dyer Married Larry Ellis Nasson College Earl Fenwick U S Marines Robert Godung U S Army Stewart Goodwnn F S T C Dorothy Gray Mrs Frank Berry Robert Hall U S Navy Marilyn Harris Nora Harris Mrs Hayden Farrmgton Louise Hinkley Mrs Multon Farrmgton Richard Huart U S A F Martin Savage Workmg un woods Thelma Schank Mrs Ernest LeMeuux Alden Small Maine State Highway Commission Carolyn Stevens Mrs Thayne Heath Roy Stewart Lumberung ln New Vineyard Gayle Taylor Mrs Edgar Davis Arthur Tyler F S T C Donald Watson Teaching at Mallett School Peter Webber Self Employed nn Farmmgton Arthuretta Welsh Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Arlo White Maune State Highway Commission 1954 Joyce Adams Mrs Robert Lovell Wilfred Atwell U of M Janice Besaw Mrs Lee Donahue Vernon Brown Jr Marines John Brownrngq Connecticut Minnie Butterfield Mrs George McCormick Shirley Cook Married Edgar Davis Marne State Police Ellen Davis Mrs Paul Currier Wllllam Diehl U of M Marilyn Farrar Mrs Lloyd Porter Joseph Fish U S Army Kenneth French Sea Bees Philip Gagne Skowhegan Carlisle Goodwin Portland Maine Howard Green Jr Workmg In Connecticut Richard Grover Needham Mass Lois Guest Mercy Hospital R N Donald Haney Employed bv father Sheridan Hargraves Workmg un woods Charles Harris Fairbanks Catherine Hlscock Mrs Richard Davis Elaine Hoar Mrs Lew Stevens Joyce Hobbs Married Judith Howatt Abbott Myrtle Hoyt Mrs Donald Haney Terence Keef Workmg nn Skowhegan Betty Labree Mrs Ralph Whitney Wllllam McCormick U S A F Autnce Moore Mrs Raymond Buck Elizabeth Osborne Mrs Robert Multon Lawrence Parent Jr Farmington Shoe Co Quinn Parker Florida Brenda Perry Mrs Eugene Morris Gloria Porter Mrs George Pillsbury Jane Quimby U of M Lola Redlevske Mrs John Murray Regina Robbins At home Ronald Robbins Carnegie Institute Anne Schafer Married Judith Soule Married Mary Anne Tarbox Boston Maryanne Tardy Married Philip Tracy Workmg In New Vineyard Jennette Walker Secretary to Mr Sayward F1rstNatlonal Bank Michael Walsh Maine State Police Gall Wescott Mrs Stanley Whittier Elnora Wetmore F S T C Donald Whitney U S Marines Mlcl'1aelWlllls lrene Cushman Mrs Charles Given 1955 Donald Alexander U S A F George Andrews Employed by Orlando Small George Beale U S Coast Guard Shirley Benson Cooley Dickerson Hospital Mass Gloria Bergeron Maine Dowel Company Office Bettie Block Mrs Leslie Tripp Allen Butterfield Farmington Falls Anita Butterfield Mrs Clyde Allen Thomas Cochran Farmington Shoe Company Edith Conley Orlando, Florida David Deforest U S A F Constance Hutchins L Wendall Kolreg Frederick pmt, .-Self Employed Beverly De Roche Foster s oftlce Paul DuStefano Employed by the town Melvm Dumeny Hartford Conn Jolean Fllnt U ofM Phnlup Folger Jr Middlebury College John Gay Bowlung Green College Ohno David Grant Wormng at the Oliver Store Louuse Hall Houghton MafTlln Publlshnng Co Boston Btllnngs Hannaford U of M Donald Hardy At home Roland Hargreaves Workunq un New Vnneyard Shurley Hobbs Mrs Guy Brann Douglas Hodqklns U of M Rosalyn Howard Register of Deeds Oftlce Jenette Hutchtns Mrs Davld Hutchinson Jean Jackson Married Doris Kelley Mrs Robert Wrlght Gaul Luce Mrs Donald Turner Raymond Luce Maine Dowel Company Noreen McCormack Mrs John Pillsbury Anne Denlse McKenney Maine Meducal Center Deborah Mallett Conn College for Women Bertha Mason Worklng tn East Wulton Donald Maxwell Employed by G E Company Maryland George Ann Moore Mrs Buddy Lake Beverly Niles Vero Beach Flortda Dorothy Nottage F S T C Robert Olnver Jr New England Furniture Company Keith Parker U S A F Beverly Paul Mrs Reginald Gammon Ann Pnllsbury Holman s Wtlllam Pratt U S A F Sonya Pulclfer Tralntng to be x ray technician Beverly Redlevske Forster s Omce Donald Robbnns Lab Technlcuan In Mass Lloyd Robnnson Calnfornua Sayward Ross U of M Robert Roux Pruntnng shop an Bangor Jeanette Smnth Boston Mass Drew Stearns Jr Marne Vocatlonal Anita Stewart F S T C Ethel Straw Marrued Mary Jane Sturtevant Boston Mass Winfield Tolman U S A F Jean Trnpp Workmq an Massachusetts Beverly Webber At home Gerald Webber U S A F Lucuus Webber Skowhegan Commerclal School Cecllla Welch Mrs Blaine Robinson Stanley Wheeler Deceased Bruce Wlng U of M 1956 Frances Akerley Husson College Deanna Alexander U S Marunes Barbara Atwood Boston Unnversuty Constance Barker Marrled Patrncta Beal U S Marnnes Gerald Bragdon F S T C Eulene Cane Household Instltute of Practical Nursung fBostonJ Marte Campbell Marrted Farmungton Shoe Shop lofhcel Doane Corson Maine Vocatnonal Technucal lnstntute Charles Davus at home Sylvua Frederuc Mercy Hospntal Portland Lawrence French U S Army Aluce Fronk Married Maureen Greene Stewardess Robert Hayes At home Phlllnp Hoar Married Daxry Farmlngton Ronald Hoar U of M John Kershner U S Aur Force Horace LaBree U S Army Kenneth Lambert Jr P G F Kenneth Lubby U S Navy Constance Luce Mrs Bernard Davis Davud Luce Skowhegan Commercual School Marne McCormack Mrs Ronald Day Wtlfred McLeary U S Navy Ronald Mitchell U of M Marlon Moody Marrued Dennns Puke Coca Cola Bottlnng Co Charles Pnllsbury Eastern Nazarene College John Pnllsbury U S Alr Force Jacquelane Powers Mrs David Grant Rosalue Rackllfte Marrned Barbara Ranger F S T C Carol Reed Wellesley College Roderlc Sargent U S Amr Force Julta Seamon J J Newberry Donald Seavey Working un New Vuneyard Paulune Small U ofM Roger Smith U S Navy Ronald Smuth Bentley School of Accounting Boston Dwight Starblrd U of M Helen Stevens Marrled Rodney Stewart Husson College Sandra Stlnchfleld Married New York Rlchard Thompson U of M Shnrley Thompson F S T C Charles Twutchell FtrstNat1onal Store Arthur Voter Boston Mass Tuna Welch Mrs Regnnald Towle Judith Woodward Farmungton Shoe Co Lnnwood York U of M 1 1 I . 7 . . - I . . . I . . Q -1 - . . -' 1 - . . 1 - . 'W I I . . . n , . - . ., .H.S. I 7 . - I - . . , I . . , . . - , . 5 7 . . - .... , - , l - . , . . . . - - . r - ' . 1957 Anne Adams U of M Theo Avernll Mrs Buster Walker Donald Ayer Maine Vocatuonal Technucal Institute Carol Bell Forster s oftlce Beverly Besaw Farmington Shoe Company Roberta Bruce Muddlesex Memorial Hospital Conn Evan Churchnll At home Lyndon Clark Burdett Ada Doggett Employed at the Telephone Company Joseph Frary Bowdoin Lloyd French P G F H S George Gulbert M I T Richard Goungs U S Navy James Goodwun Employed by Knowlton 8. McLeary Co Ronald Greenleaf At home Lawrence Greenwood Worknng for father Mary Guest At home Mark Haley Employed at Farmungton Shoe Company Richard Hargreaves B U Marlene Hayes Whnte Cloud Laundry Company Wullnam Huscock Employed by Carter Mnllung Company Alan Hobbs Georgetown Unnversnty Bruce Hodkglns Working for has father Ralph Hopknns Malne Vocatuonal Technical lnstntute 'van Howard Jr Skowhegan Commercnal School Eva Hoyt Hartford Conn Eduardo lbarguen Guatemala Gerald Ingalls U of M Chester Jackson Workung In Conn Fred Jackson Jr Worknng an New Sharon Rachel Johnson Secretary to prnncnpal of F H S Gordon Keach Employed at Farmangton Shoe Company Mary Sue Knlponen Eastern Nazarene College Ronald Knzuruan U S Navy Davxd Knox F S T C Wendall Kolreg Employed at Horn Motors Farmnngton Suzanne Luce Colby Junnor College Wendall Luce Skowhegan Commercual School Edward Magulre Jr U S Marine Corps Joanne Marquns Franklin County Memorial Hospital Mavas Mitchell Nasson College Robert Nnchols Working In Rumford Dennis Norton U S A F Keuth Norton U S Army Marulyn Nottage Wellesley College Jerry Ollver Marne Vocational Technlcal Institute Eleanor Osborne Mrs Larry Jackson Charles Parlln U S A F Charlyne Paul Worknng at Forster s Sonya Pearson Modelmg Washungton D C Rosemary Racklnft Orlando Flornda Duane Rlchard Employed by Telephone Company Leslue Rlchardson U S Navy Dale Rosenburger Eastern Nazarene College Fredernck Ross F S T C Wnlllam Rounds Rensselaer Poly Technical Institute Colby Ryder U S Arr Force Judith Sawyer Penn State Unuversnty Marcla Savward U of M Margaret Scott F S T C Anuta Smith At home Donald Splller U of M Joyce Stevens At home Kathryn Straw Chicago lllunons Walter Taylor Jr U S Navy Lawrence Turner U S Navy Norman Twltchell U of M Patrlcla VanDerhoff Employed at Sargent s Restaurant Murnel Whnte Household School ot Pract1calNurslng Boston Lucllle Wlllnams LaVerdlere s Augusta Rlchard Wyman Farmungton Sand and Gravel Ruth Hall Y Farmington Shoe Company Beverly Roberts A-IQ Si-r-C R. H. RENY, Inc. Department Stores Bridgton - Damariscotta - Gardiner Farmington Marne LWAOW COLLEGE Howard s Rexall Store BANGOR MAINE MaInes Largest School Farmmgton Mame of BusIness TraInIng Termmal Courses J Wxau SECRETARIAI STENOCIRAPHIC GENERAL CIERICAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTING SCHOOL SUPPLIES These a e of one and t O years duratIon Deg ree Courses BS IN ACCOUNTING BS IN BUSINESS DRUGS ADMINISTRATION as IN BUSINESS EDU CATlON es IN SECRETARIAI SCIENCE These are of four years durat on FQUNTAIN SERVICE H HUSSON Free Catalog Pfe5Idenf B D Moore Metered Gus Servlce .Q 'F Gas Appllances Sales 81 Service FrIgIdaIre RCA Whlrlpool SALES s. SERVICE 105 HIgh Street DIal 4755 53 54 . I I . . Q I 1 . . . . . ' - I I I I r w ' ' . . . . . , . . , .. - , . . ' i . C. . , 'V--,Qi 'ws ies- . I I . . K- ,Iv ' zfx ff? W f Z, Z! XZ ,,,..-f- El 2445 Qx Z J XXX X N Ev X X Q75 l t,,L+ V X li JK ff X SHOPPING l FOR A JOB CHECK WHAT YOU WANT K ood Qflllflllll salary uzfh lfqulm rrusfs Ilursunf :folk uzfh Ufhll q11Is and 11011110 mm Ineizqc of ll 1c9po11s1I1I4 ml 111th ll 141111111011 II and rcspfrffzl 0111111111 If your llst Qhows three checks then you should check lnto what the Telephone Compms hae to offer you Smart glrls are domg lt now before they graduate from hlgh Qchool Come m and See our employment mtervmewer Qoon Youll enJoy tdlkmg wxth her Act now and you can say wlth prlde I m all Qet' Im gomg to work wlth the Telephone Company' See the Guidance Counselor .it your Qchool, and talk first w1th her about when and where to apply NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Sight-seeing UI' FOR THOSE WHO HAVE ARRIVED AND THOSE WHO ARE GOING PLACES PHDTOGRAPHSI BY F3n'Ey Uoob MAN CAPTURE YOUR DISTINCT PERSONALITY REFLECT YOUR CHARM AND CHARACTER HIGHLIGHT YOUR BEST FEATURES defuse Sladw 70 Mum Sfreef Dial 4920 Farmington x7 HE KNOWLTON ra MCLEARY co c R Hsr es FARMINGTON MAINE LETTERPRESS OFFSET N Q M114-us' 5 uw .H Ama ESTABLISHED 1871 HU C R T 0 0 I TJ : li :if i i3 -X, X5 - Y. 1 ,,,,m , .- ' J' 1 .0 lk' ' .K at ' 'X Uhr? 4 I T ' W-W , .1 ,........ ..... V .... ' ..-.. F ...:... . ' --if VL . , 4- .. W U - 1 om 'menis o SULLY GREENWOOD ClASSoI 36 Contracting, Bulldlng on Shop Work RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSES Farm ngfon Mame DIAL 2868 J J'neu,QgjvuI co Shop at Our New Modernlzed Store GLENDON C HOBBS Bullcler of Modern Homes Dual 4404 FARMINGTON MAINE J J NISSEN BAKING C0 Co pl ents of Bakers of STEWART s DINER OLD HOME B R E A D HAP BRAGDON 8. MAC BURDIN M cl B ans an Cys Lc1mkm's Poultry Farm CLOTHING 8- FURNISHINGS BABY CHICKS The Red Store Inc. pqrmingfon, Maine FARMINGTON MAINE DW 2407 -? I ... ' ' 'fi V ,Lbs U I Compliments of I O G m im I Il Il Il Il I I C W HMM! M6929 IDEAL AND WORLDS FAIR BRANDS Your Guide to Quality ln Woodenware Slnce 1887 MFG CO INC Fmzmneton Mums Farmington Farmers Union Farmington Marne N E 4 20 'Midi Everything Electrical COVERS THE COUNTY an Z E I I I Uhr Efranklm Qlnurnal Power Company F 'm '9 Q3 Q g o 0 o I 0 o 4. V f . I . , 31 in 'p . f , A I M, - ,r 4 ' .Qt I . . 5 4' I A V ' 35' xt ' r 1 X. - fx: ' c e S , A li ,4-A 51. 55- HIEISII. l C O LIVERMORE SHOE COMPANY Every Worker a Company Partner TED POLAND TOM GEORGE Lrvermore Falls Marne LEWIS G FITCH Burldlng Materials 156 M FARMINGTON MAINE DIAL 2622 E K AY COMPANY FARMINGTON MAINE Franklrn County s Leading Department Store Park View Servrce Station Trres Batterres 8. Accessorres MOBIL OIL 8. GAS pp I 4831 Complrments of Sawtelles Utrllty Gas Compliments of ain Street ' - - 0 1 O O O I I O O I O O . ,I vfwq 0 O osi e Court House Dial Rlchurdson's Jewelry Store D amoncls Watches Gifts for all occasions D'aI 4 55 B FARMINGTON MAINE Engraving 24 hour service STEARNS FURNITURE C0 Complete Home Furnlshmgs Inland Linoleum D I 2 45 FARMINGTON MAINE F500 View BASS WEEJUNS or IGuys and Dollsj WILFRED McLEARY COMPANY H A R D W A R E PAINTS STOVES Compllments of DR PIERCE Hays G Bowne MD c pl I f Wallace H Duffy MD PHILIP B CHASE M D ' C pl: f i - I I 9 39 d y , ia 0 0 l - 4 ll ll f Compliments of Q O , O O om imen s o Compliments of O I I O I I O I Gerard S Wllllams Compllments of Compllments of DOUGlAS R FUllER Optometrist Complete Service Free Purkmg Compllments of BEN BUTLER F R I E N D Darling Auto Company GILKEY 8. RAND Marble and Granite MEMORIALS FARMINGTON, MAINE Norton's Music Shop BAND INSTRUMENTS P I A N O S and HI-FI WRIGHT lUNlBER COMPANY long 8. Short lumber C W Steele Fuel Co Farmington Maine Furmmgton Mcune F D ACCOUNTANT cqfasl Cglewefm 4 GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Broadway FARMINGTON MAINE Farmmgton Meme DIAL 4523 ComplIments of MAxwELL's MARKET KEN FRENCH WIlton Road M E A T S Compliments of I O 0 I 0 I R. . . W2 K Compliments of 3 - j HAROLD J. SPEAR 61.15 62. I Compliments of I . Compliments of EARSON S Sporting Goods Work Sport Clothes Radlo Televlslon Sales 8. Servlce DU PONT PAINTS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Phone 4546 20 Broadway FARMINGTON MAINE Compluments of THE WAYSIDE GRILL Under New Management DAVIS 8. ROLFE We Sell Better Llvlng W I L T O N UPA III'qI 5 2022 MAIN GAS lun! HODGKINS STORE General Merchandise TEMPLE MAINE Preston s Pollcles Provlde Proper Protection PRESTON INSURANCE AGENCY r ato IBakBuI ng FARMINGTON Tel 2831 MAINE YOUR PEACE OF MIND IS OUR BUSINESS Wwiin QE THE FAMILY STORE AUTO SUPPLIES HI FIS FISHING TACKLE TOURAINE PAINTS SPORTING GOODS TOOLS 8. HARDWARE TRANSISTOR PORTABLES BICYCLES 8. WHEEL GOODS GARDEN 8. FARM SUPPLIES TOYS 8. GAMES YEAR ROUND 3 5 BROADWAY Tel 4888 FARM INGTON MAINE I . . . . I ll - ' ll , Ep nj .1 . Z, - , '17 ll ll .. 9: I nge- V.V', F-vi I U I O ' Fist N i na n idi I I - - , - , RICHARD H BELL INSURANCE Farmington Malne Currier C 8. Joseph F Holman LAWYERS Farmmgton Marne 18661917 H 1909 1951 KENXETHELHHROLD FOSTE R, INC. wmnhii' W mlblfhl 461- oo 1 GENERAL X5 CONTRACTING AND W REMODEUNG nssmsNTnAL s. INDUSTRIAL Tnmsn CONCRETE wonx wmuu 1 5-2377 Metcalf Wood Products Co LUMBER Burlders Supplies WEST FARMINGTON D I 2 0 F L BUTLER CO Your Friendly Mobilheat Dealer U O O I Compliments of O l C I I . I . I Joseph C. Holman - Currier C. olman - ia 18 Joseph F. Holman - Strong Woocl Turning Corp Strong Mame Co pl me ts of MARBLE S MODEL CLEANERS Franklln County s Largest Quality Cleaners D al W Iton 5 8533 we F RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION Sun Dlagnosls Equlpment Electrical 8. Carburetor Servlce Tel 4517 RAY HILTZ Prop te le Roa go M Harvey Smith s Service Station Compl ent of Earle 8. Rucharcl EARLE'S BARBER SHOP pl f the Brookside Flllmg Statlon Mobllheat and Range OII WILTON MAINE D al 5 2011 Compl ments of TITCOMB S DAIRY Farmmgton Dual 4959 m i n I O U ' I I . i i - Compliments of AR , . . A S NJ it A -- 9' is f . I xl I Ig, I . M In rva cl Farmin t n, aine 63- 64. Com iments o Compliments of . . . . ' I Dealers in . . O O 5 - im s I I C I CII' . . A Good Place to Buy: GRAIN - FEED - FERTILIZER SALT and SEED The Carter Milling Company WEST FARMINGTON, MAINE STARBIRD LUMBER CO. STRONG. MAINE LUMBER - ox suoox - BUILDI G MATERIAL PI-Ion! 84 LOWELL'S MARKET Qualuty Groceries and Meats Cob Smoked Bacon Ham Loms Shoulders WEST FARMINGTON MAINE Compliments of A Tradmg Post GENERAL MERCHANDISE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Compl ments of SHOE STORE Meet Your Friends at MAGONI S Fountain Luncheonette FARMINGTON MAINE Compliments of MAINE DOWEL CORPORATION SS-Elk E EEIEIN BAILEY FURNITURE CO Complete Home Furnlslamgs Appliances LIVERMORE FALLS D al 7 2223 . . 1 , I I I I I O I O X-l7lfINl p Muslcal Merchandise 'Ss,1 i,74' i . THE RICHARDS AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance Farmington, Maine Alonzo P. Richards Maurice A. Taylor Telephone 4789 Compliments of KING COLE FOODS, INC. South Portland, Maine TO LMAN W GAY J I Ca e Light Industrial Farm Equipment Jamesway Barn Equipment New Idea Sales and Service Dial 4618 Farmington Maine Compliments of a FRIEND Skowhegon Commercial School Compliments f Skowhegan, Maine GEE 8: BEE SPORTING Business Training at this School Will Insure You of Safe Steady Employment Send for our Free Booklet 58 Court Street Auburn, Maine Compliments o HIDDEN ACRES DAIRY dh Farmington Maine Dial 2115 or 2063 pw I-4 M' 5 1 A l I . . s - ' l ' - l o . . I . a ' 0 l , . X . l E l l l I ,,, y ' I . nh ' f E41 h .M A , ,di ' . r- ,fb i I YQ - ' 3' d 4 Q4 DAIRY BAR I I . I . iff- , ,. ,X I 5 , 66. CONGRATULATIONS VlllLlIfM3lE SPORT SHOP s-f1 e-1-1-1 Where Sklers Meet PHIL S SERVICE STATION SHELL PRODUCTS Phone 38 3 Strong Mame WILTON PRINTED PRODUCTS Fon DAY Day Glo Bumper Sngns FOR NIGHT Scotchllte Emblems and Signs Largest Srlk Screen Shop In Maine WILTON MAINE From A FRIEND M E KNAPP 8. SON Formmgton USED CARS REPAIR SERVICE WELDING RADIATOR SERVICE D MOTOR EXPRESS INC Servung our Customers smce 1924 Call Stations and Terminals Portland Spruce 2 8357 Bath Hlghland 3 2622 Rockland 8004 Livermore Falls 7 3461 Farmington 4590 Rangeley Mann Office and Termmal I9 Kmght Street Auburn Marne Tel 2 6181 and 21098 OLEN J BUTLER Vnce President BLISS COLLEGE Lisbon Street Lewiston Marne COURSES INCLUDE Accounting Business Aclmmlstratlon Business Teacher Tralnmg Secretarial CATALOG SENT VISITORS ON ARE REQUEST WELCOME T! 'T' -,251 I ,X I, X . l l I I 1 I INC. Z ll ' II . . . . 160 ' , ' , ' 58 I ' ' at Compliments of MANAGER r i A AND cmzus roon stone A 8 I Farmington, Maine Doing Business At THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Is A Pleasure Compliments of ll, QED ,EFI MZWWA COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY N Qgke Farmington Maine O I Member of F d I I C p I 'I-I Q , X I U, W ---' ' ' I Mx' . I , BEST WISHES Wralllkllll Cinuutg QWIIIIIIIIG fliank The Old County Bank Established 1868 FARMINGTON MAINE 90 years record for service and stabnllty Resources September 30 1957 S9 092 160 A secure place for your savmgs AU ,ODI Farmington Malne , Tx 0 , y . A L is - ' . I I I I ,,+f W cslub ' st Or ,unmi- Q O O I LIVERMORE FAllS TRUST COMPANY x,LS NOW 31 ON SAVINGS Member of Federal Deposlf Insurance Corporahon Wafzagfa P THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 26 BROADWAY FARMINGTON MAINE TOYS 3 BABY DEPT DIETETIC PHOTO DEPT COSMETICS FIRST AID GREETING CARDS P- Tl? Q, J Os 0 a'A : O E . , 5 'I 1 1 hi ff ' 2 . - We 4 oo I I John Deere Quullty Farm Equrpment WE SELL GENUINE JOHN DEERE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES AND HAVE TRAINED MECHANICS TO SERVE YOU Texaco Olls and Grease Goodyear Farm Tlres Fairbanks Morse Planet Jr De Laval Mllkers Clay Barn Equipment Papec SEE US FOR YOUR FARM EQUIPMENT NEEDS NEW OR USED III? IIIMYIIINIII IIKQ IIILIIII IIINIH FARMINGTON DIAL 2031 VARIETY STORE AND PORTLAND PRESS HERALD NEWS BUREAU O 46 Mu n Street Farm ngton I 4 A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU D E P 0 S I T 0 R S WILTON OFFICE DEPUSITURS -A '- Trust Compfmny W E B E R .QaJ'ufza114'eJl e111' I SURE AND BE SURE rnnmnnomn nnmasnu 1 BEST WISHES f FARMINGTON LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS CII' You'II like the friendly efficient service at our Mm II I .W FICES SERVING THE HEART OF MAINE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments of C0 41 O rom 5 -f gy 'Qu Compliments of FARMINGTON WILTON NEW CAR DEALERS wk V Qt O gf THE KYES AGENCY Insurance Real Estate 0 LIVE R S T 0 RE WILTON MAINE wlI'I'Ql1 Rqqd o 0 wggvobo ELA QQ f ULDSMUBILE 5 jf Q 1- L V 7 IIIIII ,, ' vlvmwu Q. I 'fm ' sl It T3 CHQYSLEQ 1 C pI' f Compliments of I FARMINGTON OIL COMPANY Distributors of Texaco Petroleum Proclucts Telepho e 3331 ng o M ne Compl H B e cuxss or 1961 Shoemokers Since 1876 WILTON MAINE Compl ments of Compl ments of the e CLASS OF I960 CLASS OF I959 Compliments of n Q Formi t n, ai iments of G. . A s s th if -if -1- , 1 .N 4 :Y .'a sv ,A 67- 68. I i th