Farmington High School - Laurel Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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'lt' ibejicalfion We the class of 1959 respectfully deducate thus edltlon of the LAUREL to tlreless guardnan of nts pages He has been a friend to all students a patient and understanding teacher who has guided us through our last year of English cwi5 gurne!! 52 oo! ..!46iI'l'Lll'LL5tl'6ltlf0l'L ,Z MR GREEN Wuth the resugnatlon of our School Supermtendent J Arthur Green we are losmg a fine leader and a loyal fruend who has done much to better the Farmmgton Schools In the 'I6 years he has capably served Mr Green has concentrated his efforts on progress and Improvements un our school system We are deeply grateful to thus fine educator whose mam mterest has been to help us the students of Farmmgton MRS PERKINS Mrs Davnd Perkuns Mr Greens dedicated secretary IS also leavnng us For many years she has worked slde by side with our superintendent to keep School Umon 35 runnlng smoothly We wall mrss her Wllllng and helpful servlces . A I O O , l 9 5 Y l at f ls R l 7 I . I .N , P I ' I , . 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Sally Lander I me 6Llftl 8 Mar Front Row: C. Holman, J. Lander, G. Dunham, M. Wilkins. J. Richard, E. Nutting, R. Hodgkins, F. Durrell L. Atwood, F. Bigelow. Second Row: S. Lander, S. Spear, J. Lander, B, Pratt, D, Maguire, L. Curnie, B. Bigelow, S. Gould J. Matthieu, E. Keith, L. Tracy, R, Nash, B. Lancaster, P. Hall. Third Row: Mr. Burnell, Advisor, M. Nava, F. Hargreaves, J. Nottage, F. Campbell, B. Alexander M. Woodside, H. Pratt, S. Locke, B. Fronk, R Scott, C. Foster, M. Hall, J. Hour, M. Scott, C. Kelley Fourth Row: D. Clement, T. Silk, B. Sinski, A. Bamford, L. Flint, D. Hobbs, L. Greenwood, A. Hitchins L. Cassidy, P. Meader, T. Merchant, M. Morton, B. Hodge, J. Flint, L. Paul, J. Parker, D. Hovey. Farmlllglonx I mel' SCWO i if i W i N COVER DESIGN -JOYCE LANDER 6l,ClfLAg JM. -su .4 .. fi, 3 ,1 . Lf 1 . fl f J ,J Ek I , syn: N ,s 1. x X A. N WA LTER REED A. B. - Colby Social Studies and Counseling mv f 55. fxflll if ALDEN MITCHELL ily 1 43 f ',,,,,,0 f HAROLD BLOOD M U o M Principal 3s .Aw RICHARD GOULD B. S. - Bates Sciences 1959 S 2' Ml, K .4,,,, RACHEL JOHNSON Secretary -its JJ 5 QQCN 'T' ESTELLA McLEAN M d Penn U B.. S., - Sargent lndusfrucl An: Glrls Phys' Ed' I I .41 1'- -,v-,,, ,.f ' THAIS LINSCOTT ROBERT STEVENS B. S.-F. S.T, C. B. S.-B. U. HOME EC- Social Studies I ROBERT FRIBERG B. S. - Springheld Boys' Phys. Ed. -'JI .Sf is ,Q M MMG RAYNALD MARTIN RQBERY DOWNE5 B. S. - Husson B. Ed. - U. of Miami Commercial Social Studies and Science .. K+, K- F Kxa, 73. , A I F- ' sr 5' VT Q -1' 1... THEODORE EMERY A. B. - B. U. Mathematics . ELIZABETH KNOX ROBERT GREENLEAF DOROTHY SAYWARD A. B. - U.lof N. H. B, A, - U, of M. B. A. - U. of M. E '9l'5h Social Studies English . .- 'f 1 .A AA 15' , A ' ' Y ,-sf-,4--A - ' , s , 163- ,-Z, V - , ! - ,Z .1 2 It X-H LSE 1 ,J fi lf? .gl -ET, E :mm gg YUSVQ .n-. 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Activities Class President I-2-3-45 Football 'I-2-3-4, Co-Capt. 45 Basketball I-2-3-45 Baseball 'I-2-3-45 Track 3-45 Intramural Sports I-25 Boys' State 35 Ring Committee 25 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Class Planning Committee 3-45 Boys' and Mixed Choir 2-3-45 Band I-2-3-45 Music Council 2-35 Sandy Andy Festival I5 Music Festival I-25 Safety Council Officer 3-45 Audio-Visual Depart- ment 3-45 Senior Newspaper Eye 5 Senior Play5 Senior Assembly5 Graduation Committee. DOUGLAS RICHARD OLIVER Doug Course: Industrial Intended Vocation: Maine Vocational Technical Institute Motto: The lite you live is up to you in what you do. Activities Freshman Basketball I, Varsity Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 Track I-2-3-4, Captain 45 Intramural Basketball 'I5 Intramural Badminton 25 Intramural Volley- ball I-25 Intramural Speedball 25 Football I-2-3-45 Audio-Visual I-25 Senior Play 45 Vice-President 3-45 Safety Council 3-45 Senior Planning Committee 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Eye Staff 45 Boys' Glee Club 2-45 Mixed Glee Club 2-45 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 Music Festival 2. SALLY ANN LANDER Sal , Crisco Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Business School- Secretary Motto: It is better to be small and shine Than to be tall and cast a shadow. Activities Basketball I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Intramural Basketball 'I-2-35 Intramural Volley- ball I-25 Secretary of Class I-2-3-45 Girls' Choir I5 Mixed Choir I5 Western Maine Music Festival I5 Dramatics I5 Phys. Ed. Exhibition 25 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 Driver Training 35 .lr.-Sr. Prom Committee 35 Dirigo Girls' State 35 Secretary for Mrs. McLean 45 Corresponding Secretary for Youth Safety Council 45 Chairman of Driver Ed. Committee for Youth Safety Council 3-45 Substitute Oftice Girl 45 Laurel Board 45 Planning Committee 45 Eye Staff 45 Make-up, Senior Play 45 Graduation Committee 4. MARILYN ALICIA WOODSIDE Mittie , Slim , Tex Course: College Intended Vocation: Nursing Motto: Where there's a will, there's a way. Activities F.H.A. I5 Dramatics I5 Girls' Chorus I-25 Mixed Chorus I-2-3-45 Laurel Board 2-3-45 Newspaper Stal? 25 Future Nurses 2-3-45 Eye Staff 3-45 D.A.R. Candidate 45 Mgr. Girls' Basketball 45 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Play 45 Fair Booth I-25 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-35 Sandy Andy Music Festival I. GARY ADAMS GCI' Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: United States Marines Motto: Yau can not iudge the future by the past. Activities Football 'I-2-3-45 Track 45 Class Planning Committee 3-4. GLENDA ANN ALEXANDER Course: General Intended Vocation: Unknown Motto: Although I am very small, I will be heard among you all. Activities F.l'l.A. 3. MAXINE M. BARKER Suzie , Max's Course: General Intended Vocation: Undecided Motto: What's a home without a Mother? Activities Future Nurses I-27 Oflice Girl l-25 Intramural Basketball 'I-25 Intramural Volley- ball 'I-2. CAROLYN JANE BARROWS Course: College Intended Vocation: Nurse Motto: laugh today, for tomorrow your troubles will vanish away. Activities Basketball l-2-3-41 Maiorette I-2-3-45 Cheerleader I-2-3-4: Girls' Choir lg Mixed Choir lp Eastern Maine Festival I-2-35 All State Festival I-2-3-45 Prom Committee 3: Senior Play 4. JACK WALLACE BERRY J , Wallace Course: College Intended Vocation: Teacher Motto: Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration. Activities Band I-2-3-45 Orchestra I-2-3-45 Band Captain 45 Football I5 All-State Music Festival 2-35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Planning Committee 45 .Senior Play 45 Audio-Visual l-45 Yearbook Staff I-2-35 Track I-25 Skiing I-2-3-4, Manager 4. BARBARA ELLEN BESAW Little Barb Course: College Intended Vocation: College Motto: Doubt whom you will, but never doubt yourself, Activities Basketball l-2, Mgr. 35 Softball I5 F.H.A. l-25 Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 4. ELIZABETH ANN BIGELOW Betts Course: College Intended Vocation: Nurse Motto: Smile and the world smiles with you. Activities Varsity Cheerleading l-2-3-45 Field Hockey 2-3-45 All Star Hockey 45 Skiing I-2-3-4, Capt. 45 Softball l-2-45 Carnival Queen Candidate 35 Carnival Queen 45 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Volleyball I-25 Girls' Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus I5 Maine Music Festival 15 Girls' State Alternate 35 Laurel Board 2-3-4, Editor-in-Chief 45 Future Nurses' Club I-2-3-4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 45 Guidance Planning Council 45 Safety Council Officer 3-45 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 25 Junior-Senior Prom 35 Driver Education 35 Office Girl 25 Christmas Assembly Pageant 35 Senior Assembly 4. GUY ELVIN BRANN Course: General Intended Vocation: Maine Vocational Technical Institute Motto: If at first you don't succeed try, try again. Activities Basketball I-2. DAVID THOMAS CLARK Dave Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Navy Motto: Life is my ColIege5 may I graduate with full honors. Activities Football I-2-3-45 Track I-2-3-45 Ski Team I-2-3-4. DARRYL ELIOT CLEMENT H Clem 5 Sweetwater , Sweets Course: College Intended Vocation: Accounting Motto: If fame is to come only after death, I am in no hurry for it. Activities Football 45 J.V. Basketball I-25 Track I-45 Intramural Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball Manager 35 Student Council 3-45 Boys' State Alternate 35 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Safety Council 3-45 Awards Chairman Safety Council 3-45 Eye Staff CBoys' Sports Editorl 45 Laurel Stott I-2-45 Newspaper Staff 'I5 Thespian Club I5 Orchestra I-25 Band I-2-3-45 Marching Band I-2-3-45 Audio- Visual 3. BETTE COMPTON Betts Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Motto: A cruel story runs on wheels and every hand oils the wheels as they turn. RAY B. DAGGETT Rgzgr Course: College Intended Vocation: Machinist Motto: The world always looks brighter from behind a smile. Activities Basketball I-3-45 Baseball I-3-45 Track I-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Football I-3-45 Boys' Choir I5 Mixed Choir I5 Intramural Sports I-2-45 Driver Training 25 Foul Shooting Contest 3-45 First Team County Football 3-45 Honorable Mention State Football 35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. V XQQQ -eff' i c 3 RICHARD MARK DAGGETT Dick , Red Course: Industrial Intended Vocation: Air Force Motto: Have fun - but don't over do it. Activities Football I-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Basketball I-3-45 Driver Training 2. LAURA JEAN DAVIS Dimples Course: College Intended Vocation: Home Economics Teacher Motto: He who has a thousand friends has not a friend to spare, and he who has one enemy, shall meet him everywhere. Activities Maiorette 1-2-3-45 Music Festival 2-3-45 Driver Training 25 Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Carnival Queen Candidate 45 D.A.R, Candidate 4. JOSEPHINE DOAK Course: General Intended Vocation: Undecided Motto: It isn't the motto you hang on the wall, but the motto you live that counts. Activities Vice President of Future Home Makers of America 35 Starlets 35 Girls' Glee Club l-25 Mixed Glee Club l-2-3-45 Future Home Makers of America I-2-3-45 Highway Safety Club 35 Junior Prom Committee 3. GLENDALYN RETA DUNHAM Glenda , Gen , Pudge Course: Commerical Intended Vocation: Teaching Motto: God is first-the other fellow is second -I am third. Activities Cheerleading l-2-3-45 Field Hockey 2-3-45 Softball l-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball l-2-35 Girls' Chorus 15 Mixed Choir I5 Maine Music Festival 'I5 Sandy Andy Festival lg Carnival Queen Candidate 25 Class Ring Planning Com- mittee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Girls' State Alternate 35 Graduation Com- mittee 45 Eye Staff 45 Laurel Board 3-45 Office Girl 45 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Candidate 45 Public Speaking 45 Senior Play 45 Safety Council Secretary 3-45 Driver Education 25 Secretary to Mr. Emery 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 2. CLYDE DYAR Digger Course: General Intended Vocation: Electronics in U.S.A.F. Motto: Do to others what l would have done to myself. MERLE GARDNER Course: College Intended Vocation: Announcer Motto: Why take life seriously? You'll never get out of it alive. Activities Vice-President I-21 Track Manager lp Football Manager 2, Ring Committee 2, Laurel Board 2-3, Audio-Visual I-2-4, Public Speaking l-2, Newspaper Staff I-2, Dramatics 41 Sub-Freshman Day I-2. MARJORIE LOUISE GORDON Marge , Margie Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Motto: There is no right way to do a wrong thing. LAWRENCE GREENL-AW Box-Box , Larry Course: College Intended Vocation: Teacher and Coach Motto: When the great Scorer comes to write against your name, He writes - not that you won or last-but how you played the game. Activities Basketball I-2-3-4, Captain 4, Track 2-3-45 Baseball I-2-3-4, Football I-3-4, Senior Plfly 4: 50fIi0f Prom Committee 3: Eye Staff 41 Class Planning Committee I-2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, President 4, Boys' Glee Club lf Safety Council 3-4, Chairman of Membership Committee 3-4, Mixed Glee Club lp Intramural Badminton I-25 Intramural Basketball I. ELSIE-JEANNE GREENLEAF Patty , Pat Course: General Intended Vocation: Practical Nurse Motto: It is real nice to be important but it's real important to be nice. Activities Driver Education 25 Chorus I5 Intramural Basketball 2-35 Intramural Volleyball 'I-25 Office Practice 3-45 F.H.A, I-2-3,45 Nurses' Club 'I-2-3-45 One Act Play 45 Senior Play 4. GAYLE ANNE GREENWOOD Scuff Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Motto: Every man's life is within the present5 for the past is spent and done with, and the future is uncertain. Activities Junior Prom Committee 35 Eye Stal? 45 Secretary to Mrs. Knox 45 Senior Play 4. MARJORIE DELORES HALL Margie , Marge , May Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Beauty Culture Motto: Don't wait until tomorrow because tomorrow never comes. Activities Nurses' Club 3-45 Oltice Girl 25 Office Girl for Mr. Reed I-3-4. SANDRA CRAIG HAWES Sandy , Shorty Course: College Intended Vocation: Home Economic Teacher or Dietitian Motto: Our friends write their names in our albums, but they do more, they help to make us what we are. Activities Field Hockey 'I5 Cheerleading I-2-35 String Orchestra I-25 Orchestra 'I-25 Girls' Choir 25 Mixed Choir 25 Public Speaking 35 Eye Staff 45 Fair Booth 'I-25 Intramural Basketball 25 Band I-2-14. HAZEL EDNA HISCOCK Haze Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Housewife Motto: When you educate a man, you educate an individual: when you educate a woman, you educate a whole family. Activities Hoclley 'I-2, Basketball I-2, Manager 4, Band I-2-3-4, Orchestra I-3-45 Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4, Girls' Chorus I: Fair Booth I-2: Maine Music Festival I-2-3-4, Sandy Andy Music Festival I: AII-State 2-3: F.H.A. 3-4, Prom Committee 3. HOWARD HODGE Skip Course: Agriculture Intended Vocation: Agriculture at U. of M. Motto: I have always aimed for the best: guess I need some target practice. DAVID WINSTON HOVEY Dave , Hovey , Hov Course: Industrial Intended Vocation: Undecided Motto: Forget about the past: it's the future that counts. Activities Orchestra I-2-3-4: Mixed Chorus I: Boys' Chorus I, Public Speaking 3: Senior Paper Staff 4: Senior Play 4. WILLARD NORTON JACKSON, JR. Will , Curley H, H Bill H Course: Industrial Intended Vocation: Air Force Motto: Once a friend: always a friend. Activities Track I-3: Junior Prom Committee 3. JOHN KENNY Course: General Intended Vocation: Carpenter Activities Ski Team I-2-3-45 Track 'I-2. CONSTANCE MAE YOUNG LAMBERT Connie Course: Business Intended Vocation: Housewife Motto: A iourney of a thousand miles begins with only one step. Activities Dramatics I5 Office Girl 'I5 Driver Training 25 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-25 Prom Committee 35 Maiorette I-2-35 Eye Staff 4. BARBARA LANCASTER Barbee Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Gordon College Motto: Half the things we worry about never happen5 the other half will happen anyway, so why worry. Activities Tenney High School, Methuen, Massachusetts: Field Hockey 'I-2-35 Basketball 2-35 Girls' A.A, I-25 Talent Show 25 Various Committees. Farmington High: Softball 3-4: Hockey 45 Public Speaking 45 Senior Planning Committee 45 Safety Committee 3-45 Laurel Board 4. EDWARD ALMON LANGEN Eddie , Ed , Junior , Sonny Course: Industrial-General Intended Vocation: Mechanic Motto: You can't go forward while looking backward-look to the future. Activities Fair Booth I5 Basketball I-35 Baseball Manager I-25 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Volleyball I -2-3. SANDRA JEAN LOCKE Sandy Course: Commercial-General Intended Vocation: Beautician Motto: Why be difficult when with a little more ettort you can be impossible? Activities Intramural Volleyball 25 Driver Education 3g Dungaree Dance Committee 31 Senior Newspaper Eye 5 Safety Council 45 Laurel Board 45 Senior Play 4. ERNEST ARTHUR LOWELL Ernie Course: Industrial Intended Vocation: Mechanic Motto: Mind your own business and keep out of trouble. JOHNSTON GREGORY MacDONALD Johnny , Mac Course: Industrial Intended Vocation: Printer Motto: It takes all kinds of people to make the world go 'roundf' Activities Transfer from Wiscosset High School: Baseball I-2-3-4g Basketball I-25 Track I-4. DANIEL LEO MAGUIRE Duffy , Leo Course: College Intended Vocation: Undecided Motto: Fields are won by those who believe in winning. Activities Football 'I-2-3-45 Basketball I-2-3-45 Baseball 2-3-45 Track 45 Laurel Board I-2-47 Student Council 25 School Paper I-2-4g Audio-Visual 2g Senior Play. Attended Cheverus High School, Portland, Maine Junior Year. , WILLIAM ANDRE MARCOUS Billy Course: College Intended Vocation: Electrical Engineer Motto: Need is the mother of invention. NORMAN F. MARQUIS Norm Course: College Intended Vocation: Undecided Motto: Success is never final and failure never fatal. Activities Track 'I5 Prom Committee 35 Assembly Committee 45 Eye Staff 45 Senior Play Carpenter 45 Safety Council 3-4. JOSEPH E. MATTHIEU Joe , Hoot Course: College Intended Vocation: Certified Public Accountant Motto: Reputation is what people think you are5 Character is what you are. Activities Ski Team Manager 25 Prom Committee 35 Senior Newspaper Eye 45 Laurel Board 3-45 Business Manager of Laurel 45 Senior Play IPubIicity Directorl 45 Graduation Committee 4. BETTY JOAN MERCHANT Betty-Jo Course: Home Economics Intended Vocation: X-ray Technician Motto: it's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice GEORGE RAYMOND MERCHANT Preacher Course: Industrial Intended Vocation: Male Nursing Motto: To be a success in life one must make friends not enemies. BENJAMIN NUSMAN Ben Course: Industrial Intended Vocation: M.V.T.I. Activities Transfer from Berlin: Baseball I-2-35 Hockey I-2-35 Football I-2-3-45 Auto Mechanics l. EVA NUTTING Tiger Course: Secretarial Intended Vocation: Secretary Motto: If you want to have a friend, you have to be one yourself. Activities Intramural Volleyball 2-3g Intramural Basketball 2-35 Laurel Board 2-3-45 F.H.A. l-2-3-4, Secretary 3-4: F.H.S. Eye 45 Dramotics 3-45 Safety Council 3-4. LOUISE JANE Pll.l.SBURY Weasy Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Housewife Motto: That worth having is worth waiting for. Activities Girls' Choir lf Mixed Choir lg Office Girl 25 laurel Board 25 Maine Music Festival Ig Highway Safety Council 3-45 Junior Prom Committee 3: Secretary to Mrs. Knox 45 Substitute Maiorette. ELIZABETH ANN PRATT Betty , Lil Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Phys. Ed. Director Motto: A smile is a whisper of a laugh. Activities Field Hockey I-2-3-45 All-Star Hockey 45 Basketball I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Soft- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Sports I-2-35 Cheerleader I-2-3-45 Orchestra 'I-25 String Orchestra I-25 Mixed Chorus I-25 Girls' Choir I-25 Alto Section Leader 25 Maine Music Festival I-25 All-State 25 Eastern Maine Composite Chorus 25 Sandy Andy Orchestra and Chorus 'I5 Carnival Queen Candidate 35 Student Council 3-4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 35 Dramatics 'I5 Ottice Girl 3-45 Senior Play 45 Eye Staff 45 Laurel Board I-2-3-45 Driver Education 25 Highway Safety Council 3-45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Secretary for Mr. Stevens 4. HELEN ELIZABETH PRATT Rise , Pratt Course: College Intended Vocation: College Motto: Life is a quarry, out of which we are to mold and chisel and complete a character. Activities Girls' Chorus 1-25 Mixed Chorus I-2-3-45 Starlets 35 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-3-45 Sandy Andy Music Festival I5 Newspaper Staff 'I-25 Laurel Board 2-3-45 Class Ring Committee 25 Driver Education 25 Junior Prom Usher 35 Eye Staff 45 Prompter for Senior Play 45 Dramatics I. NANCY ALICE RACKLIFF Nclnc Course: Commercial General Intended Vocation: Undecided Motto: Live each day to its fullest, yesterday is gone and tomorrow may never come. Activities Field Hockey I-2-3-45 All Star Hockey 45 Basketball l-2-45 Softball 'I5 Intramural Volleyball I-25 Intramural Basketball I-25 Girls' Chair I5 Mixed Chorus I5 Maine Music Festival I5 Sandy Andy Chorus I5 Oftice Girl 3-45 Senior Play 45 Eye Staff 45 Highway Safety Patrol 3-45 Junior Prom Committee 3. CAROLYN JOY RICHARD Joy , Richie Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Motto: The riches we impart are the only wealth we shall always retain. Activities Class Treasurer I-2-35 Dramatics Club I5 Field Hockey I5 Basketball Manager I-25 Softball Manager I5 Intramural Sports 'I-2-35 Orchestra I-2-35 String Orchestra I-2-35 Composite Orchestra 35 Girls' Chorus I-25 Mixed Chorus I-2-35 All State Music Festival l-2-35 Sandy Andy Music Festival Chorus and Orchestra I5 Starlets 35 Eastern Maine Music Festival I-2-35 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Laurel Board 2-3-45 Office Girl 45 Secretary to Mr. Emery 45 Cheerleader l-2-3-45 Eye Staff 45 Class Planning Committee 3-45 Safety Council 3-4. PATRICIA LILLIAN ROBBINS Butch Course: Home Economics Intended Vocation: Army - Wacs Motto: A smile is worth a mile. Activities F.H.A. I-2-3-4. RICHARD DANA ROBINSON Ricky Course: General Intended Vocation: Game Warden, Service Motto: It does a heap o' good sometimes, to go a little slow, To say a word o' comfort to th' man that's stubbed his toe. Activities Rock and Mineral Reports to the Grade School, Junior High, Catholic School and to the High School. CHARLES EDWARD ROUNDS Pooch Course: College Intended Vocation: College Motto: A smile wins many friends. Activities Football I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Skiing I-2-3-4, Co-Captain 45 Truck I-25 Band 'I-2-3-45 Student Council I-2-3-4: Audio-Visual I-2-344. JAMES TRUMAN RYDER Jimmie , Jinx , Jim Course: Industrial Arts Intended Vocation: Air Force Motto: You will get out of life only what you work for. Activities Basketball 'I-35 Baseball Manager I-25 Football Manager 25 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Volleyball I-25 Intramural Badminton I-21 Fair Booth I. JANET SARGENT Cookie Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Secretary Motto: It is better to know nothing than what ain't so. Activities F.H.A. I-2-3-4, President 3-4. JANICE SARGENT Speedy Course: Home Economics Intended Vocation: Housewife-Secretary Motto: He whom God steers, sails safely. TERENCE EDWARD SILK Terry , Speedy Course: College Intended Vocation: Business Motto: lt is never a mistake to hope for too muchI Activities St. Joseph Prep School, Bardstown, Kentucky: Aquila Staff 'I-2, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, Intramural Softball 2, Spring Track 2. Farmington High School: Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Intramural Basketball 3-4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Safety Council 3-4, Publicity Chairman 3-4, Eye Staff IAssistant Editorl 4, Senior Play lStudent Directorl 4, Class Planning Committee 4, Class Assembly Committee 4, Audio-Visual 4, laurel Board 4. REBECCA THEO SINSKI Becky Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Telephone Operator Motto: He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes, he who does not ask a question remains a fool forever. SALLY ANN SPEAR Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Housewife and Secretary Motto: Each new day is a lesson-learn it well. Activities Field Hockey I-2-3445 Cheerleading I42-3-45 Intramural Sports I-2-35 Carnival Queen Candidate 'I-25 Secretary to Mr. Reed 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Girls' State 35 Planning Committee 3-45 Laurel Board I-2-3-45 Dramatics I5 Senior Play 45 Eye Staff 4. MARILYN LORRAINE TYLER Tul'Ty Course: Home Economics Intended Vocation: Housewife fl Motto: I never worry about anything until it's too late and then it's too late to worry. Activities Nurses' Club 2-35 F.H.A. 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Fair Booth 2. , , , fic' M I . ft M JULIA JOYCE WALKER Julie Course: Commercial Intended Vocation: Undecided Motto: ln all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. - Proverbs 3:6. Activities Eye Staff 45 Chorus 3. X STANLEY CARLTON WALKER Stan Course: College Industrial Intended Vocation: Air Force Motto: We desire nothing so much as what we ought not to have. Activities Football 'l-2-3-45 Freshman Basketball I5 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Intramural Basketball 45 Track l-2-3-45 Baseball 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Planning Committee 35 Skiing 4. MYRNA MYRTLE WILKINS Tess Course General Intended Vocatnon Nursmg Motto Lfe as one bug problem the thang s try to solve It Ac n mes Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Fueld Hockey 12 34 Captain 4 Soft b ll 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Intramural Volleyball l 2 Class Rang Comrnnttee 2 Prom Cornmmee 3 Lau el Board 4 Eastern Marne Musnc Fest: al 2 Chorus 2 Sandy Andy Chorus l Sensor Play 24 Eye Staff 4 Plann ng Committee 4 Cyan mafia The future IS what you make It QAIUPP White Carnation ffm, CMM Silver and Blue 0l'l0l':5 Betsy Bigelow Laura Davis Glendalyn Dunham Marlorle Gordon Constance Lambert Sally Lander Wnlluam Marcous Louise Pillsbury Carolune Ruchard Sally Spear H fl : I , I . VV., U -1 --1 --2 -1 : ' 1 f : ' . . . ' .ff 1' . V 1 1 I 'I I 3 ' . xx ' -11 Wa y P BEST ATHLETE yr-'fl 'VH 4-rv pm ...J-... 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PHOTOS SHOWN HERE AND THROUGHOUT THE 'QFHQ .I ADVERTISING SECTION MAY BE FOUND AT THE Y 5 ' ,Q if R- END OF THE LITERARY SECTION. 37. 2 38. 39. ...M ---1-...... x by OQMJ5 X QIEKGTS gf Xl E' ff HE U1 Mfg QQ QNUSTQS ff X Fmgshmm QNX A fi H 'mwnn n ss! X X X X n X 1 N' Q QE' I X W-V f X j N x 3 iff ii if 1 , fig Qi' X.--Xfxgxx f dr Xa XL -fv A 1 im 'N N 5 1 MN 'N' 1 4 f!,1ffxV X WI, - ' L i 'fi F: N '-.7 , X , , NX U Q E, ' X VL f EN L JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: D. Spear, President, S. Gould, Treasurer, J. Wilson, Vice-President, B. Alexander, Secretary. C5219 0l'VL0l Q Cfdrlif ln November new officers for the sophomore class were elected. They are Tommy Bar- rows, President, James Atwell, Vice-President, Betty Davis, Sec- retary, Faith Bigelow, Treasurer. To represent us on the Student Council, Verna Jackson, Judy Lander, Stephen Twitchell, and Colbert Wilkins were elected. The class sponsored a record hop in the fall and also the Sadie Hawkins dance February 6. We have had a very nice year and hope that our next two will be as enioyable. amor Kfdiiif Class ofticers were elected in November. They were: Presi- dent, David Spear, Vice-Presi- dent, John Wilson, Secretary, Barbara Alexander, and Treas- urer, Susan Gould. Student Council members were: Linda Flint, Dick Pratt, Jim Brownrigg, and Rosalind Hodgkins. Our money making projects for the year were: November 22, a food sale, in February we had a dance, March 17, a baked oean supper and May 1, we held another dance. Our biggest proiect was our Junior Prom. The theme of it was Sayonara. We are still working toward a class trip to New York next April. Our thanks to everyone. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: T. Barrows, President, J. Atwell, Vice-President, B. Davis, Secretary, F. Bigelow, Treasurer. jfedkmdn Kfdffif Freshman class officers were elected in November. 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Q-ax-.1 .QA . , wp, 1, , V ' -L 1 . 5 ' . xy Q N , Vx. 5 X' Cx. A X ' m - '.' '1.-' 'L .V is - ,, I xx -, Q -4e:w.Q.- -,:w'5 ' M W 'iaiiL?2 , 33 . N 5 . n -sf 5 514 ,Q X ,114-'W4' Q, HKEXMAEQ TL! if K, 83 X as QQ .5 Q K Qu .N ' N A ' at . Q I wg.- W- .., ,. ,.,c..., hh... mfjltg CAQQFLQJQFJ Q w Left to right: B. Pratt, S. Spear, J. Richard, Head Cheerleader M. Wilkins, G. Dunham, C. Barrows, L. Carnie, B. Bigelow. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Under the direction of Mrs. Linscott, the girls have worked and added lots of color and enthusiasm to school spirit at the football and basketball games. Only one ot the girls is remaining on the squad who will be eligible for next year since seven of the girls will be graduating in June. The girls have sponsored a few dances this year to obtain new jackets for the whole squad. The members are Linda Carnie, Sally Spear, Joy Richard, Betsy Bigelow, Betty Pratt, Carolyn Barrows, Glendalyn Dunham and Myrna Wilkins, captain. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The J. V. Cheerleaders have done a wonderful iob this year with their new developments of cheers. They have cheered at all the games except two of the away games. The members are Verna Jackson, Faith Bigelow, Loretta Green- wood, Susanne Gould, Jan Sinskie, Barbara Alexander, Peggy Benson and Linda Flint, captain. Left to right: l. Greenwood, V. Jackson, B. Alexander, F. Bigelow, J. Sinskie, P. Benson, S. Gould, I.. Flint. at M-new ! CAQUPAPHJPPJ - Xl! fx 7 .ibn -5. jfnior KGJ5 ezwpafoer ga!! Front Row, left to right: J. Richard, B. Bigelow, S. Hawes, H. Pratt, T. Silk, D. Maguire, B. Pratt, S. Lander, S. Spear, E. Nutting. Second Row: J. Matthieu, D. Hovey, T. Brooks, D, Clement, N. Marquis, D. Oliver, L. Greenlaw, G. Greenwood, N. Racklift, C. Lambert, M. Woodside, J. Walker, S. Locke. .141 Z0-,lA5uaf ibeparfnzenf Left to right: T. Brooks, S. Twitchell, D, Perkins, J. Berry, D. Folsom, G. Ames, T. Reed, Director Mr. Emery, T. Silk, M, Gardner, J. Brownrigg, T. Parker. 6 'J f ll 1 ic' xgilllflgllllg Left to right: P. Fogarty, J. Hoyt, F. Bigelow, C. Holman, D. Perkins, C. Kelley, G. Dunham, Mrs Soyward, Director, B. Lancaster. The Farmington Public Speaking contest was well represented this year with eight participants. Glenda Dunham and David Perkins were selected to go to the Spear Contest in Lewiston, and Jack Hoyt, Barbara Lancaster and Faith Bigelow went to the Franklin County Contest in Strong. Others in the Farmington High School contest were Patrick Fogarty, Cheryl Kelley and Carole Holman. cm. Front Row, left to right: B. Pratt, B. Sinski, R. Johnson, School Secretary P, Greenleaf, H. Hiscock, Second Row: J. Richards, G. Dunham, M, Scott, L. Tracy. v. '. ees C3 , U- 4 x.f GIRLS' STATE CANDIDATES Betsy Bigelow, Sally Lander, Sally Spear, Glendalyn Dunham. 09.5 l ,Sid ILP Many people think Boys' State is just a week of lectures on State Government. They are partially correct, for we had two of them every day. However, this is only part of the picture. There is also time for fun and recrea- tion. In the afternoon, softball and basketball games were played to decide which town of the State of Dirigo would be champion. During the latter half of the week, campaigns, such as we have here at school, for governor, senate and house members were run off by the three political parties. To top it oft, next to the last night is stunt night. Different groups take part in crazy stunts and skits to supply hilarity for all. So you see, besides learning about our State Government, everyone has a good time and makes many new friends. v -jill' Xgila fo Since we have been to Girls' State, we understand more about our government and how it is run. Each one of us had a won- derful time, and we all partici- pated in elections and town meetings. Neither of us will ever forget Dirigo Girls' State. It's a wonderful opportunity for girls. Sally Lander and Sally Spear wwleic if TI' E if 5 22?-1.5 'ff -' or iff., w gill! BOYS' STATE CANDIDATES Darryl Clement, Charles Rounds, Terry Brooks, Howard Hodge. I F l f' N wi Left S CARNIVAL BALL to right: J. Sinskie, L. Davis, J. Roberts, B. Davis, C. Rounds, B. Bigelow, P, Benson, S. Campbell, F. Bigelow. arnilfcz! Ml Farmington High School's re- gal Carnival Queen was ushered in by the handsome slci meister, Carnival King, and his ski team members. The Queen had a beautiful court which represented two members from each class. The ballroom was nicely dec' orated and the Carnival proved to be a huge success. rw-qpw-vw K L 4 I . ii. ,wus . ,J S7 2 i f . sg , D. A. R. sooo CITIZEN CANDIDATES E -jg W C Marilyn Woodside, Glenda Dunham, Laura Davis. . . X. an lf ate! u5ica!,Afiuifie5 Although the musical organizations have not been as active this year as in the past, they have done an excellent job in the concerts they have presented. The Glee Club this year consists of thirty members. It participated in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. The orchestra with twenty-six members includes a ioint orchestra program with the Ingalls School. The string orchestra with thirteen members played at the Christmas Concert and at Public Speaking. The Band has twenty-two members this year. The marching band under the direction of Mr. Blood played at several games. The orchestra, string orchestra, and band participated in the Eastern Maine Music Festival. Each organization meets once a week at 2:15 in the gymnasium. ,gwlg F. X X' 4 C A fn ORCHESTRA Front Row, left to right: P. Merchant, S. McCleery, D. Ayer, N. Miller, T. Foss, M. Nava, T. Merchant, P. Meader, L. Tracy, A, Edwards, B. Frank, M. Scott, L. White. Second Row: J. Berry, V. Hargreaves, J. Hour, S, Gould, B, Watson, B. Hyer, H. Hiscock, L. Jones, G. Jordan, D. Haley, L. Atwood, D. Hovey, D. Perkins. IX STRING ORCHESTRA Front Row, left to right: D. Ayer, N. Miller, T. Foss, M. Nova, T. Merchant, P. Meader, L. Tracy, A. Edwards, B. Fronk. Second Row: P. Merchant, S. McCleery, D. Perkins, L. White, R. Scott. if .Q 4 I: . 1, Z4 ' S. es. MIXED CHORUS Front Row, left to right: M. Maxhcim, S. McCleery, J. Dock, H. Hiscock, M. Corson, M. Morton, L. Loring, B. Hyer, L. Jones, G, Jordan, D. Haley. Second Row: V. Yeoton, E. Keith, B. Doran, R. Nash, L. Tracy, M. Woodside, H. Pratt, B. Fronlc, L. Wing, D. Pierce, S. Howatt, A. Edwards, D. Oliver, R. Erb, D. Perkins. jufllfl' MFJQJ 0 merica F: W FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA CLUB Front Row, left to right: M. Hall, P. Greenleaf, B. Bigelow, M. Woodside. Second Row: C, Meader, B, Sinski, L. Loring, M. Cutler, L. Libby, B. Hyer. 933' ra m a ffm I 5 I Imlf SENIOR PLAY CAST TIME OUT FOR GINGER Fronf Row, Iefl to right: L. Davis, G. Greenwood, C, Barrows, B. Praff, H. Pratt, M. Woodside. Second Row: S. Lander, J. Richard, G, Dunham, S. Spear, M. Wilkins, B. Bigelow, P. Greenleaf, B. Compton. Third Row: R. Daggell, D. Oliver, L, Greenlaw, D. Maguire, T. Silk, D, Hovey, T. Brooks, D. Clement, N. Marquis, J. Matlhieu, B. Marcous, Advisor Mr. Greenleaf. 'J .wg .gi A ' ' Ti I . 1' i ' ' 4 ' V, .g3i.ifi - , , . U rg A if ' 1.3445 , - 1 1 f Q f x ' . 'fi - 1 2' .2 ,fi , ,. -- Q. pf f' . K N r M .'?ii21 . , X I t. 'CQ' S' R F.- Hi LAURA CAST Front Row, left to righv: C. Kelley, B. Compton, D. Maxwell, J. Hoar, Second Row: Advisor Mr. Greenleaf, P. Greenleaf, L, Tracy, J, Wilson, J, Parker, D, Perkins, A, Ibarguen, B. Marcous, M. Gardner, R. Nash, Cmnt! SAFETY COUNCIL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Froni Row, lef? to right: D. Silk, D. Clement, G. Dunham, B. Bigelow, S. Lander, T. Silk, T. Reed Second Row: Advisor Mr. Mitchell, T. Brooks, J. Wilson, L. Greenlow, C. Rounds, S. Twifchell. ..!4lf0gI'al9 .5 Sh',x14.6f1V ,Tk Nx f f 27?- ,f- C it 45' if-.,,, X-'b'V'N ':'H'1 -Q X 3N v X ' 'iff' 'Z Nj, R51 fd 1' I 'V .,f J RR E X: ' I 1 X , A ,ff fn F T xx ,. i - Za ,A MM K .-if . it 2 4 If :All Xt R fl if 4 X , 1 ' Y T' if i .4 . '. N , ITT, H -'ff , sf 5--sg X. 5 ,ri--'sn ' 1 I K fx WT 4 VARSITY OPPONENT Farmington 4 Cony l Farmington 5 Dixfield O Farmington l0 Wilton 0 Farmington 6 Cony 0 Farmington 9 Wilton 0 Farmington 3 Kents Hill l Farmington 4 Dixtield 0 Farmington 6 Kents Hill 0 ae .A!0cAey GIRLS' VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY R. Hodgkins, Manager, B. Pratt, L. Flint, S. Spear, B. Benson, B. Bigelow, M. Wilkins, Mrs. Mclean, Coach, B. Alexander, G. Dunham, J. Sinskie, S. Gould, N. Rackliff, C. Blanchard, J. Nottage, Manager. The Farmington High School Greyettes had continuing success from the preceding years. They played for the first time at McLean's Field, scoring 47 goals and having only two scored against them. The J. V.'s also had a successful season. This was the first season that they played an away game and a home game with Dix- field. Participating in the All-Star game at Hippach Field in Farmington, were the following teams from the Central Maine area: Farmington, Dixfield, Kents Hill, Cony, and M.C.l. against the following teams from the Portland area: Waynflete, South Portland, Deering, Portland, and Fryeburg Academy. The following Greyettes played in the All-Star game, and All-Star Reserves: seniors Betty Pratt, Betsy Bigelow, Myrna Wilkins and Nancy Rackliffe, iuniors Susanne Gould, Beverly Benson, Linda Flint, and Barbara Alexander, of which the scores were l to 'I and 2 to l respectively. The Greyettes dedicated the newly constructed field to their Coach Estella Waterman McLean, for the many years of success. The following seniors will be lost this year: Betty Pratt, Betsy Bigelow, Myrna Wilkins, Glenda Dunham, Nancy Rackliffe and Sally Spear. Farmington 0 Wilton Farmington 7 Biddeford 26 Farmington 0 Livermore Falls 13 Farmington 13 Winthrop 46 Farmington 26 Jay 7 Farmington 14 Madison 12 Farmington 18 Dixfield 6 Farmington 6 Wilton 15 joofiaff FN f ij. 'f-We :F tae- . First Row, left to right: Eldridge Watson, Doug Oliver, Terry Brooks lCo-Captoinl, Charles Rounds KCQ-Captainl, Gary Adams, J. Oliver. Second Row: Ronnie Chapman, Daniel Maguire, James Brownrigg, Skip Daigle, D. Pratt, Ray Doggett. Third Row: Stephen Twitchell, Darryl Clement, Dove Silk, Dave Clark, Dick Daggett, Tommy Barrows. Fourth Row: Albion Edwards, Colbert Wilkins, James Atwell, Billy Davis. Coach Bob Friberg greeted approximately 35 football candidates on August 25th. The Greyhounds worked out twice daily during these pre-school practice sessions. The Greys played two heartbreakers against their traditional arch-rivals Wilton Acad- emy. In the season opener, a battling Farmington team played to a scoreless deadlock, and in the season finale, on Veterans' Day, the Greys bowed to Wilton 15-6. This year's Co-Captains were Terry Brooks and Charles Rounds. The team will lose the following Seniors through graduation this June: Terry Brooks, Charles Rounds, Ray Daggett, Dick Daggett, Larry Greenlaw, Doug Oliver, Stan Walker, Dave Clark, Duffy Maguire, and Darryl Clement. The 1959 Greyhound football squad will have outstanding veterans returning, in- cluding Lynn Chassie, Dick Pratt, Jerry Oliver, Buddy Watson, Jim Brownrigg, and Skip Daigle. Since Coach Friberg has resigned as head football coach, the boys on the team and the entire student body wish to thank him for a job well done, and wish him continued good luck in the future. 6 'ni dr , A 9-P . '-i ,gf i ' CROSS COUNTRY Left to right: D, Hall, W. Woodside, R. Erb, J. Parker, B. Locke, Mr. Downes, Coach. C4044 Cmnfrg Team members of the Cross Country team this year were as follows: Jef- frey Parker, Brian Locke, Bill Wood- side, Rod Erb, David Hall and Dennis Porter. The Captain for this season was Bill Woodside, who set several records during the season. The team ran against Wilton, Kents Hill, Phillips, Strong, Kingfield, Range- ley and New Sharon. Their coach, Mr. Robert Downes, says that he hopes to have most of this year's team back again next year and this should pro- vide a strong team for next season. Left to right: C. Blanchard, B. Benson, S. Lander, B. Pratt, Manager H. Hiscock, M. Wilkins, M. Scott, I. Pillsbury, Manager M. Woodside, B. Alexander, N. Rackliff, B. Hemingway, L. Greenwood. Center: Coach McLean. WA l flfa rjifiy Z?a.1Avfda The Varsity basketball squad had ci very successful year by winning nine out of ten games, thanks to our wonderful coach, Mrs. McLean. Most of our games were won by a good margin, and the one which we lost was only by three points. This year the team was captained by Betty Pratt and Sally Lander. Grad- uating from the team this year are Myrna Wilkins, Carolyn Barrows, Nancy Racklifli, Betty Pratt, and Sally Lander. Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington GAME SCHEDULE 47 Wilton 31 Wilton 38 Kents Hill 57 Kents Hill 40 Leavitt The Junior Varsity team included Freshmen and Sophomores. eight out of ten games. X . lr .1 unior lljamifiy ga,sAf'fLa Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Leavitt M.C.I. Jay Livermore Livermore 25 26 42 25 I6 They won Front Row, left to right: L. Cassidy, J. Flint, C. Kershner, T. Foss, T. Merchant, P. Merchant, M. Nava, S. Howatt. Second Row: D. Ayer, C. Foster, V. Jackson, S. Hall, J. Gay, R. Scott, Coach McLean, J. Hoar, V. Gilbert, H. Campbell, M. Hall. 075 l lljamifty Z?a,tL,,fAa ff u A-. -.I 1,0 ,el K., , 't 1 .r ,441-A ty 1 -, ,-'L r C 'tffavi ' 1-1-:'-f..-f 'I Front Row, left to right: T. Brooks, D. Daggett, D. Oliver, Captain L. Greenlaw, R. Doggett, D. Maguire, Coach Stevens. Second Row: R. Pratt, J. Dyer, L. Chassie, V. Bacon, T. Barrows, D. Spear, Manager D. Corson. The Farmington High School basketball team had a very successful year led by Coach Stevens and Captain Larry Greenlaw. The boys took a trip to Massachusetts winning both games. This year was the first time in the history of the school that a team has gone to the Class L Tournaments. They were defeated in the first game by Lewiston who won the Western Maine Tournament. Losses through graduation will be: Captain Larry Greenlaw - High scorer, Terry Brooks, Ray Doggett, Duffy Maguire, Dick Doggett, Doug Oliver. Returning lettermen will be: Joe Dyer, Lynn Chassie, Tom Barrows. Larry Greenlaw was chosen the most valuable player and received the Vincent B. Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Davis Award. Record 1958-59 Won l3 - Lost 58 .lay 56 M.C.l. CDouble overtimel 53 Wilton 46 Jay 5l Gould 56 Skowhegan 58 Stephens 40 Wilton 50 Livermore 66 M.C.l. iDouble overtimet Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington Farmington 7 56 57 42 53 62 54 69 68 69 64 Class Front Row, left to right: L. Watson, T. Parker, A. Trask, B. Woodside, D. Folsom, A. Riandeau. Second Row: Coach Babb, G. Jordan, A. Edwards, J. Wilson, C. Berry, T. Reed. , 1. V L, 6' g, Livermore Gould Stephens Madison Skowhegan Lewiston Madison Pentucket, Moss. 1Tripl Westford, Mass. QTripJ Lewiston L Tournament 47 29 60 50 67 74 62 36 47 78 v 01,5 univr llkmily gaslefla JJ!! ji... .AI AQ? Cain X Front Row, left to right: J. Kenney, D. Hall, B. Davis, C. Rounds. Second Row: S. Parent, E. Tracy, J. Parker, J. Berry, G. Ames, R. Smith, R. Sinskie, Coach Gould. The co-captains this year were Charles Rounds and John Kenney. The following won letters: George Ames, Jeffrey Parker, James Brownrigg, Dickie Smith, David Hall, and the two co-captains. For the first time since skiing has been a varsity sport in Farmington High School four freshmen received their letters. They were Stephen Parent, Roger Sinskie, Earl Tracy, and Bill Davis. Other members of the squad were Stephen Twitchell, George Yeaton, David Clark, Robert Small, and John Pratt. The Carnival King was Charles Rounds. He also was skimeister in the Hebron Academy and Stephens meets. ln the last few meets of the season the team had to compete without three of its members, Charles Rounds, John Kenney, and James Brownrigg. The team will lose two seniors, its co-captains. The results of the meets are as follows: Stephens . ... ..., . .. .. first Hebron Academy .. . . first F. H. S. Carnival ,. . ,. , first Edward Little Carnival .. ., , fifth Stephens Carnival . ., third State Ski Meet KAP ,,... sixth Front Row, left to right: B. Benson, S. Gould, B. Pratt, L. Flint. Second Row: Coach McLean, B. Bigelow, B. Alexander, N. Rackliff, M. Wilkins. 01,5 SA! jam X tl SA 1... , Q N-U Q Qs li A Q' fi Front Row, left to right: S. Clark, D. Pierce, S. McCleery, M, Corson, R. Hodgkins, C. Holman B. Hyer. Second Row: D. Pierce, J. Sinskie, L. Flint, B. Bigelow, B. Sinski, L. Carnie, L. Jones, D. Burnell Coach. The girls had o very successful season this year. They won the F.H.S. Winter Carnival and placed second in the Wilton Academy Carnival. The team won the Girls' State of Maine Interscholastic Championship which was held at Andover, Maine. It was pleasing to note that this was the largest squad ever, and Coach Burnell hopes that a large number of girls will continue to show interest next year. Members of the team are: Coach Davis Burnell, Captain Betsy Bigelow, Jan Sinskie, Linda Carnie, Rosalind Hodgkins, Linda Flint, Bonnie Sinski, Lorraine Jones, Dorothy and Donna Pierce, Carole Holman, Millie Corson, Susan Clark, Susan McCleery, and Beverly Hyer. . 'SLAM Mrs. McLean led the softball team through a great winning season. Out of 7 games, we lost only two, giving us a total of 5 wins - most of which by a large margin. The team played with great enthusiasm for the game and showed true sportsman- ship whether losing or winning. Coptaining our team were Sherry Hemingway and Jean Lidstone who will be missed this year along with the other seniors, Diane Hodgkins, Jill Flint, and Jane Lidstone. Our J. V.'s also did a good iob this year. They came out even at the end ofthe sea- son with two wins and two losses. We'll be looking for some of these J. V.'s on the varsity next year. J, V. SOFTBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL Front Row left to right: L. Foster, L. Flint, L. Greenwood, Front Row, left to right: B. Andrews, J. Lidstone, S. Hemingway E Hemingway, R. Hodgkins, L. Cassidy, J. Flint, B. Sinslxi. J. Lidstone, E. Pratt, B. Lancaster. Second Row: L. Tracy, B. Alexander, J. Hoar, I. Pillsbury, Second Row: B. Benson, G. Dunham, M. Wilkins, D. Hodgluns M Scott, V. Gilbert, S. Clark, S. Hall, Coach Mclean. J. Flint, Coach Mclean. Front Row, left to right: D. Spear, B. Davis, R. Doggett, G. Whitney, T. Brooks, l.. Anderson, R. Pratt, J. MacDonald, D. Pratt, l. Webber, S. Walker. Second Row: Coach Friberg, R. Haley, L. Greenlaw, D. Oliver, H. Lancaster, D. Smith, K. Cote, M. Lavigne. Batpiaff 1958 Farmington 0 Livermore Farmington 3 Madison Farmington 2 Leavitt Farmington 7 Wilton Farmington 3 Skowhegan Farmington ll Livermore Farmington 2 Leavitt Farmington 3 Jay Farmington 3 Jay Farmington 8 Wilton Coach Bob Friberg greeted approximately 25 hopefuls for the T958 edition of the Greyhound baseballers. Members of last year's defending Sandy-Andy League champs were: seniors Gary Whitney, Robert Haley, Hank Lancaster, Ronnie Pratt, Icky Webber, and Barry Davis, iuniors Terry Brooks, Ray Doggett, Larry Greenlaw, John MacDonald, and Doug Oliver, sophomores Dick Pratt and Dave Spear, and freshman Larry Anderson. The Greys had a slack season with an overall record of 4 wins, and 6 losses. Gary Whitney was the leading pitcher for Coach Friberg's combine as he twirled four wins against 2 losses. Terry Brooks was the leading hitter. Larry Anderson showed great promise as a pitcher during his three remaining years at FHS. Dave Spear was singled out by Coach Friberg as the Most Improved Player of the season. Spear and Dick Pratt will be welcome men at infield positions in the future. 1958 lm The 1958 track season saw the team win their 'l5th Franklin County Meet. Robin Bigelow broke the record in the 880 along with the dual record set by Fred Brahmer and Dick Doggett in the high hurdles. At the State Meet Bigelow won the 880 and mile, which qualified him for the New England Meet. Gary Whitney was high scorer for the season. Co-captains were Ron Pratt and Robin Bigelow. Front Row left to right: W. At- wood, A. Edwards, D. Hall, W. Woodside. Second Row: W. Jackson, J. Locke, J. Kenney, S. Walker, R. Pratt, R. Bigelow, D. Oliver, K. Dubay, J. Brownrigg, D. Corson. Third Row: L. Smith, N. Webber, G. Whitney, V. Davis, I.. Thomp- son, R. Doggett, L. Greenlaw, T. Brooks, F. Brahmer, D. Clark, J. Parker, C. Meader, Coach Downs. 9 UF wH sa.:-fussuhiifv X' I I 'Af' 4 SAD VICTORY She walked quuetly among the gugglung gurls Theur soft drawlung speech stull sounded odd to her ears and she was stull teased about her clupped Yankee speech She dreamuly dragged her cardugan along the sudewalk In Jonesvulle Vurgunua ut was much too warm for a sweater on the first day of school The thought of startung school dudnt really scare her Shed had all summer to get establushed and was entrenched f none too firmly un the best group un town She was she reflected happy I a muld sort of way Joan Ive spoken to you twuce' stated a vouce un whuch a drawl was almost drowned un urrutatuon She glanced up quickly Sorry Nance I guess I was lust havung a case of butter flues Pooh' As uf you had anythung to worry about But I was lust fryung to warn you that you wont see us at our best today Youll lust have to understand that condu tuons down here are dufferent Joan looked up wuth a questuon un her eyes Negro students Of course she rushed on I dont mean that anyone would harm them But some people have very strong feelungs she trauled off So that was ut Thus explauned the maluce underlyung the casual mornung gos sup Joan looked around her at the three fruendly smulung faces They were nuce gurls but they had strong feelungs agaunst Negroes And they expected her to share them' Wuth a feelung of panuc she realuzed that her next two years de pended on sharung them Unwullungly she thought of Marcy The only Negro gurl un a small New England town she had been accepted not because people were beung noble and unpreluduced but sumply because she was Marcy She was small wuth wavy black haur and cocker spanuel eyes Her lught brown skun shone wuth health and soap and water She had a bubblung personaluty artustuc fingers and a talent for brungung out the best un people The gurls all luked her She was asked to all the slumber partues and was part of the gay crowd un the cafeterua durung noon hour But after cheerung tryouts Joan found her cryung un the locker room Although Marcy was one of the best candudates the embarrassed teacher had trued to explaun ut lust wouldnt look rught would ut? Marcy had stopped cryung and smuled off Joan s loyal undugnatuon But her words had stayed un Joan s mund And now they rose to confront her If you re ever tempted to do or say some small bigoted preluduced thung Joan remember that they hurt much more than physucal harm And small kundnesses help more than you can ever know Its the luttle thungs that keep preluduce aluve But Marcy wouldnt expect her to leop arduze her posutuon un Jonesvulle for the next two years lust for a useless kundness to Negro students It wasnt as uf her attutude would change anythung It would be fool ush to try She would only hurt herself So she smuled at the gurls and saud noth ung as they walked up the broad stone steps of Jonesvulle Hugh It was a beautuful school and the townspeople were proud of t It had been buult two years ago on the bequest of a wealthy former cutuzen and ut looked more luke a vast pruvate resudence than a school The gurls headed straught for the rest crowded and filled wuth the nouse of com parusons of summer vacatuons But un one corner a group of gurls were talkung un low vouces wuth ugly looks on theur faces .loan ran a comb through her haur and decuded her Iupstuck would do She Iouned Nance Januce and Ellen who were wautung at the door havung a fruendly argument over the necessuty of takung health when you were a lunuor They moved unto the spacuous corrudor next to the office Students were grouped along the walls some talkung and laugh ung and others engaged un seruous con versatuon Suddenly all talkung ceased Two Negro boys lookung scared but determuned entered the corrudor and headed straught for the pruncupal s office lookung neuther to left nor rught Joan stood lookung down at her clenched hands amud the cat calls and Ieers Forguve me Marcy she thought And then she saw her A brown sad faced gurl wuth cocker spanuel eyes All rught Marcy you wun She stepped forward and held out her hand lookung unto eyes that suddenly lughted wuth surpruse and reluef Behund her was a sulence deep and I I . , I ' I ' II II I ' ' ' . . . , . , . . . . . ,, , . , . I I . . . . I I . . , . , . ' , i . ' ' ' . ,, . . . . ,, , . , . . , , . n - II I ' II ' ' , . u n u I ' ' ' II ' . , . . . ' II ' H , , . . . . , I . I ' , i . ' , . .- -. I , , H . . . . The Negroes! We're getting three room to repair hair and lipstick. It was . In - ll I ' ' ' , . , H , . . . ' ' , . I - - , , . I . . l . I ' II ' Il ' I I I I - , . . . . I I I I D. s v I s Q I I ' I . . . ' . I I ' I . , - . I . I I . ' - g I . . - 1 . . I ommous And ahead of her stretched a long two years JudIth Nottage THE TOWER Hollow and dIm the tower leans A shell Barren and bleak are ITS walls A dIrge A dIrge to tImes long past SIlence now marks the reverberan walls A mournful sIlence The sllence of the dead Dark slIts of sIlence DIm cells of sIlence Eons of tIme In the fadIng past Laughter and gaIety marked ThIS place The reverberant walls then sang wIth glee TheIr garIsh song Then came the tIme for thought No soul paId heed The garIsh laughter filled the walls The god of feast upon hIs throne Bestowed false blessIngs Laughed false laughter Now leans the tower sapped by age Only a monument to llS8lT And the darkness more than darkness WaIt and mourn tIll they crumble Into dust DavId PerkIns BLACK SUNSET The sun a copper orb Crowns the shadows of the hIlls CCSTIDQ Images of TITODS oer the lands SIlent WIndS search restlessly About the shadow sea For what? For whom? Unknown but to themselves Soft purple black stands In the depths Of lake and slumberIng stream SIlent sentInels of nIght they WGIT In gloom Ten thousand gleamIng eyes Peer from the endless VOld The sun retreats before the hungry watch The copper orb sInks sIlently Beyond the sea of black A murky wave engulfs the crImson land The sIlent wands dance ghoulIshly The cruel eyes gleam whIte The phantom of the nIght FCIQHS over all DGVId PerkIns PEACE Peace IS a state of benng desIred by the vast malarIty of the human race How ever as IS eVldenl from a study of hIstory there are a few who allow theIr lust for power and domInatIon to over rule the reasonIng Intellect endowed In them by the Creator It IS Wlfh these few that we must deal dIfficult as It may be Today the world IS tn turmoII prImarIly because of the governIng body that rules RussIa SINCE World War ll the Untted States and RUSSIO have been ardent nvals partIcularly In the SCICHTITTC field How long can a con dItIon lIke thIs EXIST? Eventually the tensuon buIldIng among the powers of the world wIIl lose ITS top and burst ITS seams Whether It wIll be a revolt Wllhln the CommunIst COUDTYISS or an all out holocaust by nuclear and hydrogen bombs IS a QUESTION that at the present could only be answered by God Hnmself Maybe the many wIll eventually extInguIsh the few and our world wIth ITS ever In creasung modern fGCIlIlleS wIll be blessed Wlfh peace UntIl thIs IS accomplnshed our dauly lIves as a whole Wlll contInue to be of unrest and fear Though we wIsh to shrug off these two factors they are cer taInly present In the mInds of men and wIll be untIl peace IS attaIned A BOOK Whenever someone reads a book He should do more than lust plaIn ook lnsIde ITS covers one can find Facts and fictIon of many a kInd A book can open up a door ExplaInIng thmgs not understood before And If ITS pleasure you desIre A book has that for lad or SITE Whenever someone reads a book He should do more than lust plaIn look Susanne Gould WHAT A SMILE MEANS l thInk a smIle IS one of the nICeST ex pressIons Many people look dull and un InterestIng untIl they smIle then they often tImes turn INTO the most GTTYGCTIVG and InterestIng people A smIle can mean so many dIfferent thIngs The dIctIonary says a smIle IS a change of facual expressIon IH volvIng especlally a brIghtenIng of the eyes and an upward curvIng of the corners of the mouth lt can be used In expresslng such thIngs as amusement pleasure af fectIon approval and Irony To me It means much more than thIs lt can mean Ioy at seeIng somethmg funny It can be laughter It can have love for , . I , I . . . I I , t I . . . . . . , I , . l l . . l 1 I . I ' , . I I And the silence more than silence Terry Silk , . . . I . . I i I I . . i . I I , , , I . . . , , . . , . I 1 I ' . . , , . I 1 ' , . I 1 , I I u somethung that us very dear It can be sad ness A smule can be used to express al most any feelung at all I can say hu good bye ut can say I ove you can even express dusgust As an old sayung goes Smule and the world smules wuth you cry and you cry alone Joyce Lander SENIOR DAYS Senuor Days fly by fast Very soon they wull be Past Senuor Days packed full of fun As we count them every one Senuor Days to be surrendered Through all the years to be remembered Connue Lambert IN ALL I DO IN ALL I SAY When l was a small chuld I learned thus short bedtume prayer Help me to do the thungs I should To be to others kund and good a l d un all s Perhaps thus does sound rather sumple now However I thunk the phrase ln all I say has a very deep meanung Words can mean so very much They can descrube a beautuful landscape make a borung story unterestung or guve a complu ment that wull make a person feel happy all day Words can also be very harsh and butter Our tongues cannot be trauned to say lust the rught thung at the rught tume often we say thungs we really do not mean at all Fruendshups would last much longer and more fruends would be made uf ln all say was a prayer not only saud but re membered and answered A poet once lukened words to boots The good words are marchung boots that go marchung on and on rungung out happuness The hateful sputeful words that are saud un anger are as hugh steppung boots that go marchung on kuckung kuckung ku kung Glenda Dunham THE MAN The man un black stood at the edge of the crowd Hus face was contorted un what seemed to be a permanent expressuon of anger Thus was certaunly no way to feel because the war was over Amud gay nouses of a vuctory party two boys who had felt ut necessary to celebrate early at the corner bar bumped unto the luttle man un black After accusung hum of beung stupud clumsy and fat and receuvung absolutely no reactuon whatsoever they grew bolder He must be a commue Look' He usnt even happy that the war us over Stull the luttle man saud nothung Very urrutated now the boys pulled the man out onto a sude porch and contunued to razz hum But there was no change un the sombre man Completely exasperated now the young boys began to struke the man Losung hus footung the man wuldly swung a hand obvuously tryung to grab somethung to avoud fallung Thus unun tended motuon was all the boys needed to flnush what they had started In a few munutes they stood starung down at the man Now the expressuon un hus eyes had changed He was dead Scared one of the boys called a poluceman Hes a commue and he trued to kull us' The first thung the officer dud was sulence man he found two letters protrudung from a sude pocket Then un a vouce that fllled the boys wuth panuc he read the flrst letter Its from the Presudent Thus man has been awarded the Congressuonal Medal of Honor He slowly opened the second letter He has gust been duscharged from a veterans hosputal deaf dumb and blund due to a shell burst Lunda Carnue A POEM Thus us a luttle poem ut aunt very long lcant wrute much or I ll do ut all wrong I never can remember how to wrute each lune My grammar aunt so good but my perumanshups lust flne Duane Hobbs THE GREYHOUND HOOPSTERS Our Varsuty basketball team sure us great We wun many games we dont hesutate But why we wun us easy to say Cause the boys really know howto play Furst theres Ray tall and slum We d never wun uf ut wasnt for hum ' . t ' or ' ' ' , II - ,Il ' Il I .ll I ' . v I . . ,, . . . . . . . I . . I I I . . ll ' I I Il ' ' I ' Il 2 . . ' ' I I . I , II II . . ' I I 1 . . . I : A n u I ll ' . ' . 11 1 - - - 11 ln l l o, ' I ay, ' ' ' ' II . . . M0l4e me m0fe l0Vln9 eVeI'Y dGY- the swaggerung boys. Upon examunung the I I . ' I I H . I I . . ll ' . . I ' , . . II I ' ' . . I , . . . . .- H - ,, . . , . . . I I I ' H . . . . I I , , I . . . , . . ' ' I I II I I 11 ' ' ' I I ' , . . Q o 1 l I , . . . ' ' ' A , , ..... .... . . , . I I . D I I I I . . , . . . , . Then there s Larry stealung the ball Shooting for baskets and getting them a Little Terry as klnd and small But he gets In there and takes the ball Duffy Maguire sure can play When he gets the ball he goes all the way Joe s the one who helps them wan When he shoots for a basket ut always goes an Tom sure can drnbble down the floor He s pretty good for only a sophomore All these players wan the game Though many others could do the some But these are the ones that play first strung And for our school the ponnts they bring Its not only the boys who wan the game Its Mr Stevens who brings them fame Without hum the team couldnt play Hes the one who shows them the way He tells them how to follow each rule To wun the games for our school Anonymous Autumn us the season of the magic turn mg of the leaves from cool restful greens to brnlluantly lnvnng colors of red yellow and burnt orange At thus tnme of the year Mother Nature seems to take her palnt brush In hand and go trapsung over the countryside to create a fanryland of colorful foliage As you vlew the open countryside you began to appreciate the true beauty of Au tumn Lazy whute clouds float above your head seeming almost wnthnn your reoch whsle birds are seen flying south un great flocks The lakes and ponds mirror In their depths and seem to take on a more vibrant shade of blue A slnght breeze rnpples through the tall grass already turning a lattle brownish un color The sun shlnes brightly down upon you and the crlspness of the Autumn our about you makes you feel great lust to be allve Prnscllla Smith MY SPORT Fneld Hockey us definately my sport I thunk Then I wonder ns any sport my sport? I conslder myself lucky when I find I have all my equnpment on and have ar rnved on the field nearly on tame l dont thunk Coach agrees with me The minute I get there Um the lastl she Immediately says Only four laps tonight Ha h only four laps she says Is she crazy? I barely made It out here' After everyone has finished their share of running and I have been carried off the field scrummagmg begnns My opponent has the ball Coach yells Charge her Dont lust stand there' So naturally I charge Now when I say charge I mean charge run right at them I got the ball away from her Thus must be my day But I was flat on the ground My op ponent had been a wee but bugger than I thought I guess my charge was a flop Coach ns telling the bug one that she put up a good fight Oh well next time maybe Lean s teams was Inside the curcle Coach was now hollernng In the cage In the cage I quuckly plowed everyone down and stood besude the goalie I had at last done somethsng for my team Oh oh Coach IS kmd of red She s yellung at some one Me' Oh sorry I didnt know she wanted the ball nn the cage too After the goal thanks to someone else on our team we were back at the center Ilne The Captain was calling on sides Now I could plainly see there was no one on my team on the other sude of the lane I dashed over The referee was blowing her whistle luke mad Guess shes not un practice It only takes one blow to start the bully Something IS wrong As usual I was wrong Although I dont know how we won the scrimmage lm stall wondering Is hockey my sport? Would any sport be my sport? Donna Maxwell , . I - u 1 ' ' II. 1 . . . D ' 1 I ' . . n l 1 ' ' I . . . ' . .I , .' . , ll ' ll ' . 1 - 1 cr I l . , ll , . , . . , 1 - 11 I I ' . 1 ' ' I ' , I l Q ' n . . n 1 - I ' , I I ll Il ' ' , . . AUTUMN My next time had come. One of Mc- . . , . . . . . ,, . , , , , . . . . II ' I . n ' I - . I ' I - , , . . , . 1 ' - . . - , I . . , , . I . I 1 ' . . I I . . - I , . 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I i , '7 b X-' f ji.-I ,A 1958 Betsy Andrews Mercy Hospital Portland Clyde Barker Rays Market Harrlet Barker Forsters Wulton Gary Bergeron Forsters Sarah Jane Bennett Marne Medncal Center Robert Bugelow Dartmouth College Fredenck Brahmer Marquette Unnversuty Milwaukee Robert Burton Franklm Journal ollfice Janet Campbell Sisters of Mercy Convent Patrlcna Campbell Employed by Telephone Company Vincent Davis Jr U S Army Angela DnStetano Mercy Hospital Portland John DlStefano At home Nancy DnStefano Mrs Paul DnStefano Duane Ellns Mrs Arthur Dodge Jull Fl nt Unuverslty of New Hampshlre Kelth Fronk Maine Vocataonal Techmcal Instntute Loss Frost J J Newberrys oftlce Robert Haley U S Arr Force Patrucna Hall Mrs Carlton Clark Sherry Hemnngway Forsters Janet Hunkley Franklan County Memorlal Hospntal Duane Hodgkuns Husson College Shelba Howard At home Beverly Hutchms Central Marne General Hospital Tonya Joseph Husson College June Kennedy Mrs Llewellyn Badersall Beverly Knowles Mrs Earland Knowles Jane Knox Wheaton College Norton Massachusetts Walter Lamkun U of M Henry Lancaster Jr P G F H S Jane Lldstone Boston Unuversuty Jean Ludstone Boston Unlversnty George Lord U S Marnne Corps Avus McCluskey Marne Meducal Center Bernice Meader Workmg un Mass Clyde Meader Workmg for father Maxnne Mutchell Wllfred Academy School of Beauty Culture Boston Annta Mowatt Thomas Jumor College Eduth Nason Missionary School R I Robert Oluver Marne Vocatuonal Techmcal lnstltute Sandra Pease At home David Puerce F S T C Burpey Pond U S Army Ronald Pratt Marne Central Institute Leona Racklulffe Mrs Floyd Stevens John Ranger U S Amr Force Patrucla Ruchards Marne Medlcal Center Roland Ruchardson U S Navy Gayle Rnchmond Forsters Arlene Robbnns Mrs Lucius Webber Joyce Rosenburger Eastern Nazarene Col Sandra Ross At home rnan Rowe F S T Roger Ryder U S Army Scott Smnth G S Peter Spear Burdett College Leroy Thompson U S Army Brenda Voter Mrs Linwood York Nancy Watson Husson College Avns Webber Mrs George Qulrrnon H Norton Webber Jr Middlebury College Vermont Margarete Welch Workmg In San Antonao Texas Carole Wetmore J J Newberrys Sandra Wheeler At home Gary Whutney U of M Clarence Wyman A 8g P 1957 Anne Adams U of M Theo Averill Mrs Buster Walker Donald Ayer At home arol Bell Beverly Besaw At home Roberta Bruce Mnddlesex Memorual Hospstal Connectucut Evan Churchull Backus Garage Lyndon Clark Boston Unnversnty Ada Doggett Mrs Roland Rnchardson Joseph Frary Bowdom College Lloyd French U S Army George Gllbert Forster Manufacturung Co at East Wnlton James Goodwnn Knowlton 8. McLeary Co Ronald Greenleaf U S Army Lawrence Greenwood U S Army Mary Guest Mercy Hosputal Portland Mark Haley At home Ruth Hall Farmmgton Shoe Company Richard Hargreaves Boston Umverslty Marlene Hayes At home Wllllam Hlscock Carter Mnllang Company Alan Hobbs Georgetown Umversnty Bruce Hodgklns U S Army Ralph Hopkuns Marne Vocatuonal Techmcal Instntute Ivan Howard Jr Skowhegan Eva Hoyt Portsmouth New Hampshire Eduardo Ibarguen At home Gerald Ingalls U of M Chester Jackson U S Amr Force Fred Jackson Jr At home Rachel Johnson Secretary to pruncepal o Farmmgton Hugh School Gordon Keach At home Mary Sue Kllponen Eastern Nazarene College Ronald Knzlrnan U S Navy Davld Knox Bishops Umverslty Wendall Kolreg At home Suzanne Luce Colby Jumor College Wendall Luce Marne Dowel Co Edward Maguure Jr U S Marune Corps f - ' , B ' - . . . C. ' - ', ' ' -P...,.F.H. . . i F . ' . . . : ' Q ' ' C - F. S. T. C. Daniel Hylan - F. S. T. C. Richard Goings - U. S. Navy Joanne Marquns At home Mavls Mitchell Mrs Wrlllam Cleary Robert Nnchols At home Dennus Norton U S Arr Force Kelth Norton U S Army Marrlyn Nottage Wellesley College Jerry Ollver Marne Vocatnonal Technucal lnstltute Eleanor Osborne Mrs Larry Jackson Charles Parlnn U S Arr Force Charlyne Paul Forsters Sonya Pearson Secretary at Steadman and Collners Rosemary Racklnfte At home Duane Rnchard Employed by Telephone Company Leslie Richardson U S Navy Beverly Roberts A 81 P Dale Rosenburger Eastern Nazarene College Frederlck Ross F S T C Wulllam Rounds Rensselaer Polytechnncal lnstltute Colby Ryder U S Arr Force Judith Sawyer Wnnthrop Marcna Sayward U of M Margaret Scott Vermont College Anita Smrth Mrs Joseph Martine Donald Spnller U of M Joyce Stevens At home Kathryn Straw Chicago llllnols Walter Taylor Jr U S Navy Norman Twrtchell U S Army Patrlcva Van Derhoff Married lnvung Auburn Murlel Whute At home Luculle Wrllnams Mrs Juan Guzman Rnchard Wyman U S Army 1956 Frances Akerley Husson College Deanna Alexander U S Marlnes Barbara Atwood Boston Unnversuty Constance Barker Mrs Raymond Tnbbetts Kentucky Patrncla Beal U S Armed Forces Jean Benson S C Gerald Bragdon S C Enlene Cam Oftlce of Dr Strang Marne Campbell Mrs Larry Lucarellu omce of Farmungton Shoe Shop Doane Corson Marrled contractor Charles Davns U S Army Elmon Dyar Farmlngton Shoe Shop Sylvla Fredernc Mercy Hosputol Portland Lawrence French U S Army Aluce Fronk Marrned Maureen Greene Massachusetts Robert Hayes At home Phullnp Hoar Marrued Ronald Hoar U of M John Howatt Barber Farmlngton Bruce Johnson U of M John Kershner U S Arr Force Horace LaBree Forster s Kenneth Lambert Jr Barber School Lewiston Kenneth Lnbby U S Navy Constance Luce Mrs Bernard Davus Davud Luce Marne McCormuck Mrs Roland Day Wilfred Mcleary U S Navy Ronald Mntchell U of M Marlon Moody Mrs Ronald Bunnell Berlun New Hampshure Dennis Puke Coca Cola Plant Charles Pnllsbury Eastern Nazarene College John Plllsbury Marrned U S Alr Force Jacquelune Powers Mrs Davad Grant Rosalie Rackluffe Mrs Delmar Pond Barbara Ranger F S T C Carol Reed Wellesley College Roderuc Sargent U S Arr Force Julla Seamon J J Newberry Co Donald Seavey U S Army Paulnne Small U of M Roger Smith U S Navy Ronald Smnth Accountant Central Marne Power Co Augusta Dwnght Starblrd U of M Helen Stevens Mrs Wayne Heath Rodney Stewart U S Army Sandra Stlnchfleld Mrs Henry Altenbrand Jr New York Shrrley Thompson F S T C Charles Twutchell Lrvermore Arthur Voter Workung IH bank un Boston Tuna Welch Mrs Regunald Towle Judith Woodward Lnnwood York Marrred 'I955 Donald Alexander U S Arr Force George Andrews Worknng for Blue Lunes George Beale U S Coast Guard Shirley Benson Cooley Dnckerson Hosputal Massachusetts Glorua Bergeron Marrued Bettie Block Mrs Leslre Trlpp Allen Butterfield West Farmungton Anuta Butterfleld Mrs Clyde Allen Thomas Cockran Farmungton Shoe Company Ednth Conley Orlando Floruda Davnd Deforest U S Arr Force Beverly DeRoche Employed at Forsters Paul D1Stefano Workung for town Melvnn Dumeny Thompsonvnlle Conn Jolean Flnnt Unrversuty of Marne Phnlnp Folger Jr Muddlebury College John Gay Ohio Davnd Grant Employed by the Oliver Store Loulse Hall Houghton Mnftlm Publnshnng Company Boston Lawrence Turner.- U.'S.'Navy RichardIThompson - U. of M. . . 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T. . - ' Bnllnngs Hannaford Unnversuty of Mame Donald Hardy Duxfleld Ronald Hargreaves Employed by Francns Folsom Shurley Hobbs Mrs Guy Brann Douglas Hodgkms Umversuty of Mame Rosalyn Howard Works In the County Bunldmg Regnster of Deeds Jenette Hutchnns Mrs Davld Hutchnnson Jean Jackson Marrued Doras Kelley Mrs Robert Wught Gaul Luce Mrs Davld Turner Raymond Luce U S Army Noreen McCormack Mrs John Pnllsbury Anne Dennse McKenny Married Deborah Mallett Connecttcut College for Women Bertha Mason Marrled Donald Maxwell Employed by G E Company In Maryland George Ann Moore Mrs Buddy Lake Beverly Nnes Florida Dorothy Nottage Mrs Harold Besaw Robert Olnver New England Furnuture Store Keith Parker U S Arr Force Beverly Paul Mrs Regmald Gammon Wnllnam Pratt U S Arr Force Sonya Pulcnfer Westbrook Beverly Redlevske Mrs Louus Abbott Donald Robbms Boston Lloyd Robunson Calnfornua Sayward Ross U of M Robert Roux Bangor Jeanette Smnth Boston Drew Stearns Jr M Anuta Stewart F S T C Ethel Straw Marrned Mary Jane Sturtevant Boston Wmfleld Tolman U S Arr Force Jean Tripp Marrned Beverly Webber Share Factory fEmployedJ Gerald Webber U S Alr Force Lucuus Webber New Vmeyard Celua Welch Mrs Blame Robertson Stanley Wheeler Deceased Bruce Wang Umversnty of Mame 1954 Joyce Adams Mrs Robert Lovell Wilfred Atwell Januce Besaw Mrs Lee Donahue Vernon Brown Jr U S Marmes John Brownrngg Connectncut Munme Butterfield Mrs George McCormlck Shnrley Cook Marrued Irene Cushman Mrs Charles Gwen Edgar Davus Mame State Polnce Ellen Davus Mrs Paul Currier Wlllnam Dnehl Tfeachlng Marnlyn Farrar Mrs Lloyd Porter Joseph Fish Working nn Livermore Kenneth French Floruda Phalnp Gagne Skowhegan Carlusle Goodwnn Portland Mame Howard Greene Jr Connectucut Rlchard Grover Needham Massachusetts Lots Guest Mercy Hospital Portland Donald Haney Employed by father Sherudan Hargraves New Vmeyard Charles Harrus Fairbanks Catherme Huscock Mrs Ruchard Davis Elanne Hoar Mrs Lew Stevens Joyce Hobbs Mrs Glen Booska Benlamun Howatt F S T C Judith Howatt Abbott Married Myrtle Hoyt Mrs Donald Haney Betty LaBree Mrs Ralph Whutney Roger Ladd Wulluam McCormick U S Arr Force Autnce Moore Mrs Raymond Buck Eluzabeth Osborne Mrs Robert Multon Lawrence Parent Jr Marrned Qumn Parker At home Brenda Perry Mrs Eugene Morrls Glorla Porter Mrs George Pullsbury Jane Qulmby Marrted Lola Redlevske Mrs John Murray Regnna Robbms At home Frederlck Pratt Self employed Ronald Robbms Carnegie lnstutute Anne Schafer Marrued Judnth Soule Marrled Mary Anne Tarbox New Mexuco Maryanne Tardy Married Phulrp Tracy Jennette Walker Secretary to Mr Sayward Fnrst Natnonal Bank Michael Walsh Mame State Poltce Raymond Webber U S Army Joyce Welch Texas Gall Wescott Mrs Stanley Whuttuer Elnora Wetmore Teachung IH South Paras Donald Whntney U S Marmes Michael Wlllls Portland Anne Pillsbury -'Mrs. Alan Edgecomb Terence Keef- Skawhegqn .- .v.r.l. ' 1 '- Em! if X ' U n ' A ' X 'A' if in fi K QSM R. H. RENY, Inc. Department Stores Bridgton - Damariscotta - Gardiner Farmington - Maine - UAA07l COLLEGE BANGOR MAINE Howard s Rexall Store F M Mames Largest School armmgton ome of Business Training Terminal Courses 'I Wxau SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC GENERAL CLERICAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Accoummo SCHOOL SUPPLIES These are of one and two years duration Degree Courses BS IN ACCOUNTING as IN BuslNEss DRUGS ADMINISTRATION as IN ausmsss Eou cAnoN as IN SECRETARIAL SCIENCE These are of four years duration FOUNTAIN SERVICE C H HUSSON Free Catalog President B D Moore Metered Gus Service Gas Appliances Sales 8. Service RCA Whirlpool SALES 8. SERVICE 105 Hugh Street Deal 4755 41 I , l I . , I I I I I , . , . C o o , . . . 44: Frigidaire , lx ,P . - , I rp fe -'Q V . f,1f- . . . A, - - an V I gy, 40. . Take an Older uslers Advice . IT S SMART to lzne up job zntervzews well in advance of graalnatzon Anal one of the best places I know to con tact IS the Telephone Company Several of ns from my graolnatzng class are workzng here and every one of ns loves 'at TCICDIIOIIC Jobs are lmportant ones We have our own trammg pro gram wh1ch you can enter wlthout any prevlous Job experlence The pay IS good and youll get regular ralses Why not come and see our employ ment lntervxewer soon before you X graduate Ask the Guldance Counselor XJ, at your school to tell you when and where to apply NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE Sz TELEGRAPH COMPANY O 0 H , . . . V . . ' H . , . x , . X faq ew. 'L u n u lb 'X E ' .lie ' J' xi ff' . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member of FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Sight-seeing UI' O ELUSIVE THINGS . . ARE NOT EASILY CAPTURED IT TAKES MORE THAN A NET TO CAPTURE SOMETHING AS ELUSIVE AS A DISTINCT PERSONALITY 1--D IT TAKES AN ARTISTS HAND Y AND TOUCH -1-D THE SKILL THAT COMES WITH YEARS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPERIENCE -if A WELL EQUIPPED COMFORTABLE STUDIO TO PUT YOU AT YOUR EASE 'Me .lace lon of ' . . . E E . . . I O llllll 0106 8+ '43 2' 9 'f -9 6 5 .6 - G f mm m: ' m X, , Il, I 1 inn QQW9 C OS G Q7 HE KNOWLTON 8 Mc LEARY CO ESTABLISHED 1871 TYPE cnuncu smear LETTERPRESS FARMINGTON MAINE cmm:v 1 .zmmmtmmmgmm i 1 ocxso IN CHASE d KEY ff fIX,,V11l0! NYE LU' JF ALAN KWH! Q QI wgN JF, V A w OMF IN STICK L 0 1 'M' ,f no vu 1 mx . !f UNOTYPE SLUG 0 I 5 L 1 in ffl - ,f -9 1- X 3 'Q , ly -- 4 Woof max V I 3 , 1 ' f I ' ,., ,Y .7 J my C: 5: ' , I .,. ' ' 'fn M Jrlifg JN 'L Q 3 , - V: ,,.i,.:::.:::::j:::: .Hr ls 1' .,. W ., , Si 17K 5 1 X , if 5 rl 1 Q? C. . .i ..:-:IZA--Eyh ' N ' ,f N. ' fl 'X , 4 5 gi '-- '-X-J '1 f , 1 Y xsuv NO 2 i SULLY GREENWDOD cuss of so Contracting Bulldmg on Shop Work 75-. RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSES Farm ngton Mcune DIAL 2868 J -mmulamq C0- Shop at Our New Moclermzed Store Compliments of I C I O I I ,, -af ,Qll My - ,:. ' H Z! MV M ' - I' f ffl -g y Y' A Compnments o , I 'I -i D I A I 1 'X l I2 Compliments of O I ll ' GLENDON C HOBBS Bul Icler of Modern Homes Dual 4404 FARMINGTON MAINE pl Al WINTER NEW AND USED CARS Jay, Malne PHONE 7 3601 Your Friendly UNaufhorlzed Dealer pl I STEWART S DINER J J NISSEN BAKING C0 Bakers of OLD HOME B R E A D HAP BRAGDON 8. MAC BURDIN Men s and Boys CLOTHING 8. FURNISHINGS The Red Store Inc Lamkm's Poultry Farm BABY CHICKS Farmmgfon Malne FARMINGTON MAINE DW 2407 Com iments of O O O ll ' ' 1 Compliments of o o , Com :men s of I u n n n I I I . . O I Wy' C omplzments of QUALITY WOOD PRODUCTS SINCE 1887 FORSTER MFG CO INC A' Form ngton Ma ne Qgghg vomgp Farmington Farmers Unlon Farmmgton Marne N E 420 at' aurggg mum Everything Electrical COVERS THE COUNTY Uhr Ziranklin Cilnurnal Whiz Power Company F i 9 ' Q Q Compliments of JOHN Dl JONES Insurance Complete Decorating Service Linoleum and Tile Floors Wall Tile and Linoleum Reupholstenng Slip Covers and Drapes Venetian Blinds Custom Built Furniture ALEXANDER S Upholstering and Flooring 44 Broadway Call for free estimates 4817 Day or Night BOWEN BRCS. fcunllez BODY SHOP 8: POWER EQUIPMENT DIAL 7-2210 PARK ST. LIVERMORE FALLS ME LEWIS G FITCH Building Materials I56 Main Street FARMINGTON MAINE DIAL 2622 Compliments of E K AY COMPANY FARMINGTON MAINE Franklin County's Leading Department Store Park View Service Station Tires Batteries 8. Accessories MOBIL OIL 8. GAS IWA Opposite Court House Dial 4831 ON ROUTES 2 AND 4 WEST gg u ,yfolz :fave 277f I O I O D O I I ' 1 O I l I Q I I -OPEN YEAR AROUND- . in FII Q1 , h I e . ' Complrments of Gerard S Wllllams WHS Complrments of DOUGlAS R FUllER Optometrrst Complete Servrce Free Purkmg Compllments of BEN BUTLER FRIEND Darling Auto Company GILKEY 8. RAND Marble and Granite MEMORIALS FARMINGTON, MAINE Norton's Music Shop BAND INSTRUMENTS PIANOS and HI-Fl , g T , V Q , 'ft rh 2 1 - A 9 -' N lg, 1 ' A im. ,r, M , a 0 1 X , . ' t 1- 1 , ,p pg -Q LJ .-R lv 46. 47. ' O I Q . A O Richardson s Jewelry Store Dlamoncls Watches Gifts for all occasions D I 4 55 B FARMINGTON MAINE Engraving 24 hour servlce STEARNS FURNITURE C0 Complete Home Furnishings Inland Lmoleum D I 45 FARMINGTON MAINE STATE THEATRE FARMINGTON MAINE LOCAL POPCORN FACTORY e P Of A OPp WILFRED McLEARY COMPANY HARDWARE Compliments of DR STRANG t f Hays G Bowne, M D Wallace H Duffy, M D PHILIP B CHASE M D ' l Compliments of ia 9 39 roadway I ld Where Th urchase n Admission Ticket, Entitles You To Buy A Box f o corn Complimen s o, Complimen s of Compliments of I O O U , I I COMPLIMENTS OF Compl ments of Sears Roebuck 8. Co C W Steele Fuel Co O Tel 3991 Farmmgton FU m 970n Mume Co pl me ts of Dlsposal Agency C pl ents of gms! gzwelers 4 GIFTS Fon ALI. OCCASIONS Broadway FARMINGTON MAINE Farmmgfon Mame DIAL 4523 Comphments of Comp' e 'S of MAXWELL'S MARKET KEN FRENCH WIITOII Road M E A T S i 'll Br odway . . . . - . . I . ' ' ,' 3 ,V ns, 2 I vfff? . , f' ' ' V 1 m i n 2 fi 1 3301? 5 , GREENLAW V X 0 16' om im ,ggi . im n EARSON S Compluments of Sporting Goods Work Sport Clothes THE WAYSIDE GRILL Radlo Televlslon Sales 8. Service nu Pom PAINTS Fon EVERY PURPOSE Under New Pho e 4546 20 B oadwoy Mqnqgemenf FARMINGTON MAINE DAVIS 8. ROLFE We Sell Better Luvlng HODGKINS STORE W , L T O N General Merchandise ab, uw., 5 2022 TEMPLE MAINE F'-I PRESTON INSURANCE AGENCY Leo W Pratt Jr Ist National Bank Bldg Tel 2831 Wwhfz ME THE FAMILY STORE AUTO SUPPLIES HI FIS FISHING TACKLE TOURAINE PAINTS SPORTING GOODS TOOLS 8. HARDWARE TRANSISTOR PORTABLES BICYCLES 8. WHEEL GOODS ECLIPSE 8- WIZARD POWER MOWERS TOYS 3- GAMES YEAR ROUND 35 BROADWAY Tel 4888 FARMINGTON MAINE I . . . . F1 r I ll ' ' ll F4 I Hfifif - I I MAlNGAs O D . I I . . I . I RICHARD H BELL INSURANCE Farmington Marne Currier C 8. Joseph F Holman LAWYERS Farmmgfon Marne 1866 1917 H 1909 1951 Metcalf Wood Products Co LUMBER Bullclers Supplies WEST FARMINGTON 0 I 2 0 KENXETI-I RHHROLD FOSTE R, INC. I Ia-ynhli 1' I ?:'fhR GENERAL 1 CONTRACTING ANQ if REMODELING RESIDENTIAL TRANSIT CONCRETE WORK wluun I 5-2377 'T 8. INDUSTRIAL F. L. BUTLER CO. Your Friendly Mobilheat Dealer I Compliments of l I . ' . I Joseph C. Holman - Currier C. olman - ia 18 Joseph F. Holman - Strong Wood Turning Corp Strong Marne Comp! ments of MARBIES MODEL CLEANERS Franklm County s largest Qualnty Cleaners D al W lton 5 8533 'lin-rf ii? ' frffxi.. Busmess Trammg SKOWHEGAN BUSINESS SCHOOL WII Insure You Safe Steady Employment ee t g Harvey Smltlt s Service Station pl of the Broolcsule Frllrng Stotlon Mobrlheat and Range Oll WILTON MAINE I 5 Earle 8. Richard EARLE S BARBER SHOP Comp! ments of TITCOMB S DAIRY Farmington Dial 4959 i I I C ' I I O i i - ' of ' , . 'J y ft ' 41? 1 Z , . I 4 A '. U' U M I Q ' T P' 1, 'J S ld of ,W ' I ' .KN 1 . 5 O 1 Send for our fr co alo . 50, 51. I Com iments Compliments of I O C I ' I Dealers in C I . . Dia -2011 Compliments of . I O I at I I CONGRATULATIONS VHMMEJE I Spom SHOP PETER WEBBER ef-s f-iff. Where Skiers Meet THE RICHARDS AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance Farmington Mame Alonzo P Ruchards Mauruce A Taylor Telephone 4789 WILTON PRINTED PRODUCTS FOR DAY Day Glo Bumper Slgns FOR NIGHT Scotchllte Emblems and Signs Largest Snlk Screen Shop an Mame WILTON MAINE TOLMAN W GAY J I Ca e Lught Industrial Farm Equipment Jamesway Barn Equipment New Idea Sales and Service Dua 4618 Farmungton Mame U MOTOR EXPRESS INC Servmg our Customers sunce 1924 Call Statnons and Termmals Portland Spruce 2 8357 Bath Hlghland 3 2622 Rockland 8004 Luvermore Falls 7 3461 Farmmgton 4590 Rangeley Mann Omce and Termmal 19 Kmght Street Auburn Mame Tel 2 6181 and 21098 OLEN J BUTLER Vnce Presndent BLISS COLLEGE You may tram as PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Im 3 yearsl HIGH SCHOOL BUSINESS TEACHER tm 3 yearsl SECRETARY tm 2 yearsl COST ACCOUNTANT Im 2 yearsl JUNIOR EXECUTIVE lm 2 or 3 years! STENOGRAPHER fm I yearl Wnte or call tor catalog No oblugataon No agent wall call 160 Lssbon Street Lewlston Dual 2 OOOI sir! il ,X-xg' r I . W 5 I Q I a I n T . ' WVCW e ,ef L 5 I ' i I Q TNC. I I 5 .. ' ' .. . I . I . A A' . . I A I . . : A . - i . - y A . E A ' . - A ' 58 A - I I . . at . 1 I I - ' - - . - . 1 . A Good Place to Buy: GRAIN - FEED - FERTILIZER SALT and SEED The Carter Milling Company WEST FARMINGTON, MAINE STARBIRD LUMBER CO STRONG, MAINE u - sn-eo K - suacom Hom: 34 LOWELL'S MARKET Quallty Groceries and Meats Cob Smoked Bacon Ham Lolns Shoulders WEST FARMINGTON MAINE mpl'm ns If Tradmg Post GENERAL MERCHANDISE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Compl ments of SHOE STORE Meet Your Friends at MAGONI S Fountain Luncheonette FARMINGTON MAINE Compl ents of MAINE DOWEL CORPORATION fl-'-'Ck Eigglx BAILEY FURNITURE CO Complete Home Furnlshlngs Appliances LIVERMORE FALLS D I 7 2223 Co I et of . . 1 , I I I i O I im O x5Lxk,lf-,141 ' ' at 4 Musical Merchandise 9 fl? A 'viii-4' ia - like COME SEE' YOU LL SAVE' Amer ca s Fo emost SUPERMARKETS Food Reta lers Sin 9 ce 185 Domg Business At THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK ls A Pleasure Member of Federal Insurance Corporat on L, .Q Compliments of gfff' ,Q Q fxfll gil f I l.', , as COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Farmington, Maine BEST WISHES The Old County Bank Established 1868 FARMINGTON MAINE 90 years record for service and stablllty Resources September 30 1957 S9 092 'I60 A secure place for your savmgs ik-'J Farmmgton, Maine Iflfilllhlill Glnuutg Saningss Bank I LIVERMORE FALLS TRUST COMPANY LI-5 TQ NOW 3X ON SAVINGS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wanclga 7 THE PRESCRIPTION STORE 26 BROADWAY FARMINGTON MAINE TOYS BABY DEPT DIETETIC PHOTO DEPT COSMETICS FIRST AID GREETING CARDS Congratulahons to Class of 59 Q, Q J as U 7 , In ' 6 X - .S - F 4 Q- .L , ' H- 1 - oo I 9 I as ' -:cc-1-:-1-t':. 0 ' I John Deere Quullty Farm Equlpment WE SELL GENUINE JOHN DEERE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES AND HAVE TRAINED MECHANICS TO SERVE YOU: Texaco OIIs and Grease Goodyear Farm Tlres Farrbanks Morse Planet J Clay Barn EQUIPMENT Papec SEE US FOR YOUR FARM EQUIPMENT NEEDS NEW OR USED Ill? IIWMNIII IIIKQ IILIIII IIINIII PARA! JIIPPD' FARMINGTON DIAL 2031 Wtwdeq VARIETY STORE AND PORTLAND PRESS HERALD NEWS BUREAU O 46 Ma n Street Farm ngton r. De Laval Milkers 4 4 7 4 A CORDIAL WELCOME AWAITS YOU D E P 0 S I T O R S WILTON OFFICE I D1-ZPUSITURS Trust Company VV E B E ll .gl!f.f'llddll6'6Jf Ell!' I SURE AND BE SURE 1FIIPfIIIIIIGIOII mm. 3300 1 BEST WISHES f FARMINGTON LAUNDRY 8- DRY CLEANERS CII' You'II Iike the friendly eITicien1' service at our IIIII FFICES SERVING THE HEART OF MAINE BER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments of 6 Q1 0 l'OI'l1 4111. xy Compliments of FARMINGTON WILTON NEW CAR DEALERS wk V wx YI THE KYES AGENCY Insurance Real Estate OLIVE R S T 0 RE wlLToN MAINE Wnlton Road 11960919535 X E, . I Cnc L cfs M l:1 Bxlrll E 3 1 ? DODGE Q UQ' W -as Q w ' A I TX cmwvs-Len Z4 P. C pl t f I Compliments of FARMINGTON OIL COMPANY Distributors of Texaco Petroleum Products Telephone 3331 Farmington, Maine G H 3 5 Cedarcm 1 GIFT SHOP ROUTE 2 FARMINGTON MAINE Shoemakers Since 1876 'iza- WILTON MAINE 6- 5 HIDDZI:u:iRxx:AIRY n nl2oea D ryan . . A s f 'k it if . ' I 'V .ev 52. 53. Compliments of ' and Farmington, Maine Dial 2115- airy ia - ai r