Foxcroft Academy - Review Yearbook (Dover Foxcroft, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1963 volume:

p Motheids, Pride DEAR ABBY: I have followed your column for years and' have quietly applauded your advice to teen-agers. In raising my own daughter I went through all the , normal trials and tribulations. Half the time I had a deep sense of failure. Our daughter is now married and lives 800 miles away. We correspond regularly. Her last letter made' me so happy I want to share part of its contents with you. You may publish it to let other parents know that the long hard fight they put up to raise good children is-well worth the effort: ' Dear Mama: Since I have been married, and now that I am approaching parenthood, I've done a lot of think- ing. To you and Daddy I want to say 'thank you.' I don't believe any childever really appreciates its parents while they are under the same roof. First, I want to thank you for being a good hus- band and wife to each other. Mom, by just being you, you taught me so much about being a good wife without saying a word. If I can be just half the mother' to my children as you were to me, I'l1 be satisfied. I mean all the love and attention, and even all the hounding you did when you thought it necessary to get after me about brush- ing my teeth, practicing the piano, and going to church fellowship. For teaching me right from wronggfor teaching me to love and to share. And for giving me faith when everything seemed lost, I thank youxwith all my heart. I love both you and Daddy very, very much. That's it, Abby. Can you blame me for being- F A PROUD MAMA DEAR PROUD: Certainly not. And the pride you feel at this moment is well deserved. Con- gratulations! ' Y radeen, cting secretary, man, assisted by , Leon Desmond, ouche, Chauncey ight Hamlin, ini- E members. Mrs. ill be the soloist. Club b LCPOITS Phe Sunshine Club y afternoon at the William Spencer ers present, wel- le of their group, .yan who has win- a. report was read ion Coy, principal reet School show- ioney donated for ich for needy chil- used. committee report- of food, one of mther giftsg three five calls made eeting. A cussion regarding of the club's 60th it was decided to lvance in the fall. e date of the next will be held at Aldine Gilman. were served by 0111 NOTRE DAME, Ind.-Two stu- dents from Maine will receive de- grees from the University of Notre Dame at its 118th annual commencement exercises June 9. Maine graduates and their de- grees are David John Hanson, 38 Weymouth Street, Saco, Bachelor of Arts: and George F. Rice, 486 Main Street, M a d a W a s ka: Bachelor- of Science in electrical engineering. i Dexter Grade Gives Program DEXTER--Mrs. Marion Rowe's eighth grade at N. H. Fay School presented a program at a Wed- nesday afternoon assembly in the gymnasium. An original skit, A Day' in School had as teacher, Merville Webber, and as students, Rich- ard Langlais, Merton Mills, Gard- ner Smith, Charles Roberge, Judy MacKinnon and Rosena Merrill: Julie Dudley, flute solo: David Donnelly, Lois Gordon, Gail Muc- colo, Sara Rolfe and Julie Dud- ley, jokes: song by the class: songs by Bernette Belanger, Shawna Carr and Cynthia Mer- rill. A Memorial Day exercise had as flag bearer Donald Reeks: soldiers, Bert Larrabee, Charles Robergeg speakers, Kenneth John- son, Linda Webber, Lois Gordon, Danny Pave, Gar The Academy Review Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF FOXCROFT ACADEMY 1963 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Seated: Mrs. Helen D. Stitham, Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Miss Ninettu M. Runnals, Mrs Elizabeth Kimball, Ora L. Evans. Standing: VV. Evans Page, Sumner R. YVard, Malcolm C. Arnold, Murray M. Stanhope Orville W. Lanpher, Matthew Williams, Harold E. Chase, Thompson L. Guernsey absent: Louis O. Hilton, Arthur L. Gilman. OFFICERS ORA L. EVANS, President SUMNER R. WAR.D, Vice-President MRS. HELEN D. STITHAM, Secretary MURRAY M. STANHOPE, Treasurer JOINT BOARD OF FOXCROFT ACADEMY ORA L. EVANS WILLIAM R. CULLEY HALE G. STANLEY MRS. BARBARA BROWN MISS NINETTA M. RUNNALS MATTHEW WILLIAMS FACULTY TILLSON D. THOMAS, GRACE M. CHASE HELEN K. CAMPBELL B-S-, M-Ei Secretary to Principal Cafeteria Bookkeeper Principal PRISCILLA H. YVHITE, BENJAMIN S. SANDLER, ADRIAN SEYVALL, B. S. LOUISE A. GERRISH, AB- AB- English, Social Studies A-B- English, Dramatics, English, Dramatics, French, Latin, Yearbook Librarian Debating LEAH M. BROWN ROSEMARY C. THOMBS, English A-3- French, English ROBERT D. BEEK, B.S. Mathematics, Math Club Advisor, Varsity Basketball Coach ERNEST F. LARY, B.S. JANIES A. STEENSTRA, Sciences, Girls, Athletics, B-5- Assistant Boys, Coach Sciences, Science Club Advisor 5 AHDIS F. IIISWVES, B.S., M.lTd. Home liconomics, Dcan of Girls, F.ll.A., Stumlcnt Council Advisor DAVID THOMBS, B.S. Mathematics, Assistant Football Coach 'R JOHN A. CLOVEH, B.A. Social Studies EUGENE COFFIN, B.S. Forestry and Agriculture, F.F.A., Student Council Advisor YVALTER BEAULIEU, B.S. Mathematics, Social Studies, Football, Wrestling, and Baseball Coach PAUL GOSS, B.S., M.Ed. PHYLLIS H. WVILEY, B.S. Guidance Director Commercial Subjects, Cheerleading, Pony mc JOHN W. BOOMER, B.S. LILLA R. ATHERTON ROBERT M. THORNE ROLAND M. ZWICKER Physical Education, Driver Music Music Custodian Education, I.V. Basketball Coach, Track EVERETT FOSTER FRANCIS E. NUITE Assistant Custodian Assistant Custodian REVIEW EDITORIAL BOARD Sitting: L. Campbell, Macomber, VVarren, S. Boone. Standing: C. Olsen, P. Rollins, B. Grant, B. Stanhope. REVIEXV TYPISTS K. 'lone-s, P. llc-rsc-y, Hall, Nutter, I. Tumosa, C. Sargent, Emery, L. Barnes. STAFF BUSINESS STAFF D. Xllilliums, Robinson, R. Thomas, I. Taylor CManagcrJ, R. Ruksznis, R. Coffin. C. Engsfi-Om C absent . i S The Review Staff has worked many long hours to give you this yearbook. We've tried to include all the school activities, giving equal recognition to each. We hope you enjoy this year's Review. We Wish to thank all that have helped. It has been greatly appreciated. Special appreciation goes to Mrs. Gerrisli, Without whose patience and guidance, this year- book would have been an impossibility. Seated: Warren feditor-in-chicfl, Mrs Cerrish Cadvisorl, S. Macomber fedi- tori. Standing: 1. Taylor Cbusiness managerb. STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: S. Boone QYTCC-P1'ttS.J, R. Thomas CPres.D, G. Cole CSec.D, G. Greene Stanclingz Mr. Coffin, B. Annis, B. Spaulding, G. Clark, AI. Anderson, N. Snow, A. H1 es B. Stanhope, Pt. Ruksznis. For the third consecutive year the Student Council has had a junior for its president. The campaigning this year was carried out far more effectively then it has been in the past years. There were four candidates, 'two seniors and two juniors. All the candidates did fine jobs in their campaigns, especially in their speeches. This year the Student Council has accomplished a number of things. Our first project was sponsoring a SocklHop after a football rally. We continued the attendance program and the program to promote more respect of the standard rules. Twelve Student Council members went to the state convention in Auburn and much valuable information was obtained. The Student Council also arranged a Christmas Program and presented it before the entire student body. A few of our members at- tended a session of legislature in Augusta to support a bill concerning unlicensed operators of motor vehicles. Our biggest project was planning a Career Day. VVe helped Mr. Goss, our Guidance Director, set up the program and arranged for speakers. This year the Student Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Hewes, Mr. Coffin, and Mr. Thomas, has endeavored to help the students of F.A. with their problems, requests, and social events. SENICRS james Elwood Bt-ll 1im', Forestry and Agriculture Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g F.F.A. 1 2, 3g Seed sale winner, '3. -- -ras. its Sheila Ruth Boone S71eiI College Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3g Basketball 1, 23 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 4g Treas. 4g Student Council 4, Vice-Pres. 4g jr. Speaking 35 Sr. Play 45 F.H.A. 1, 2. ' Carol Ann Baird Carol College Girls' Chorus 4 Dale Alonzo Bolstrige Darien General Basketball 15 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Everett Lawrence Brown Brownze General Football 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, vice-pres. Robert john Bragan Bohn General Band 35 Sr. Play 4. Nanc Lee Carter Nano Y Commercial Burdick jr. High, Stamford, Conn. 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 2, Band Drum Ma- jorette 2, 3, 4, Softball 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Rec. Chair- man 3, Ir. Speaking 3, Pen- uis Award 3 jr Pla 3 Sr q ' Q , . .y 3 . Play 4, Pony Staff 3, 4, Li- brarian 2, 4. Sandra jean Butler Sandy Gail Sue Clark Gail Commercial Majorette 2, 3, 4, Leader 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 2, Point Chairman 4, Student Council 4, Ir. Play 3, Review Staff 3, Pony Staff 3, Class Treas. 3. Albert Augustin Clark Al Agriculture F'.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4. General Mixed Chorus 3, Girls Chorus Speaking 3, Ir. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Pony Staff 3. jean Allison Cochrane lean General Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pony Staff 3. Linda Jean Clark Linda College Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Treas. 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Basketball Mgr. 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, District C Vice- Pres. 2, State Projects Chair- man 3, National Pres. 4, Mag. Campaign Captain 2, 3, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4. Eva Marie Cookson Eva General Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls, Chorus 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play 4. Eunice Anne Crabtree Emmy Commercial Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus lg Pony Staff 3, 4. Clarence R. Cook Cookie Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4. Sharon Lee Emery Sherry General Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Review Staff Typist 45 Pony Staff 3. Barry Louis Crommett CrommettD General Margaret Ethelynl DeLue llEgieD College Blue Belles 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas. 45 Girls, Chorus 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, A11- State Band 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Letter 35 Softball 1, 2, Varsity Club 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 8, 4, Student Council 3. Pamela Anne Fairbrother .Tama General Varsity Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Bonnie Mae Gerry Bengy General Varsity Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Pony StaH 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Co-Captain 4. Evelyn May Engstrom Evelyn General Bruce Herbert Grant Bruce College Varsity Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4, All-State Band 3, 4, Ir. Play 3, Sr. Play 4, Mag. Cam- paign Captain 3, Review Staff 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3. Roxanne Leslie Giordano Roxie,' College P.C.H.S. 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 4, Sr. Play 4, Contest Play 3, 4, Class Treas. 4, Debating Club 4. Anna Mae Godreau Shorty College Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Girls, Chorus 1, Basketball 2, 4, jr. Speaking 3, 2nd in County Contest, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Review Staff 4, Rose Award 4. Linda Rose Higgins Lincla', Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pony Staff 3, 4. Karen Emelia jones Karen,' General Manchester High School, Conn. 15 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Review Stall Typist 3, 45 Pony Staff 3. Pamela Nora Hersey Pam,' Commercial Mixed Chorus 35 Basketball 25 Softball 15 F.H,A. '1, 2, 3, 45 Review', Staff Typist 3, 45 Pony Staff 3, 4. Mary Ann Libby Maryann Commercial Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Librarian 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Co- captain 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 K'Review Staff Typist 3, 45 Pony Staff 3, 4. Lawrence Arthur Lamson Lamie,' General Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1 2, 3, Sec. 35 Varsity Club 4 Lawrence Levensalor Carrot-top General Sally Lee Macomber 'iSal College Oflice Girl lg Mag. Campaign Captain 1, 25 Class Vice Pres. 1, Student Council 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Dance Band 45 Re- view Editor 4, Guy M. Buck Latin Award 2, National Hon- or Society 3, 45 M.T.A. Award 45 Rose Award 4. Frederick Morrison Slim Forestry and Agriculture Football 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4. Charlene Laura Lyford Charlene,' Home Economics Ianice Francine Nutter Janice Commercial Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Chorus 1, 29 F.H.A. 1, 2, Review Staff 3, 4, Staff 3, 4, Rose Award 4, Campaign Captain 4. Girls' 3, 49 Pony Mag. Louis Francis Nicholas Louie N ick Forestry and Agriculture Football 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4. Edward Austin Nickerson Eddy Nicki, Forestry and Agriculture Football 2, Track 2, F.F.A 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4. Nils Robert Peterson Nils Forestry and Agriculture F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Patricia Ann Pinkerton Patty General Blue Belles 3, 4, Varsity Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, jr. Play 3, Librarian 4, Dance Band 3. Patricia Eliane Perkins Pat College Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Mag. Campaign Manager 4, Librarian 3, Office Girl 4. john David Robinson, Ir. ffjohnli College Band 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, F.A.M.C. 3, 4, Sr. Play 4, Ir. Play 3, M.T.A. Award 4, Rose Award 4, Review Staff 3, 4, Class V. Pres. 2, Class Pres. 3. Owen Walter Pratt Owen,' College Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Gym Team 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, jr. Play 3. Marilee Preble Marilee College Blue Belles, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, Softball 1, 3, Ass. Mgr. 1, Mgr. 3, Varsity Club 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, Class Sec. 4. jeffrey Wayne Rowell Jef, General Football 2, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Varsity Club 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. Pamela Anne Rollins 'Tami' Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain 4, Softball 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Club 35 Review Staff 45 Pony Staff 3, Editor 4, Rose Award 4. Carolyn Ruth Sargent Sarge Commercial Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls Chorus 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pony Staff 3, 45 Review, Typist 4. r Ronald Emerson Ruksznis Ronnie College Football 3, 4, Manager 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4g F.A.M.C. 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 45 Student Council 45 Jr. Speaking 35 Pen- quis Speaking 3, Ir. Play 3, Contest Play 45 M.T.A. Award 4, Rose Award 4, 'cReview Staff 4, Boys' State 3. Shirley Ann Ruksznis Sl1irley,' College Blue Belles 2, 3, 4, Varsity Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Softball 1, 2, F.A.M.C. 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, jr. Speaking 3, jr. Play 3, Girls' State 35 Li- brarian 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 3. i 5 s Amasa Ewver Salley, Jr. Skip Commercial Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,- 4, Var- sity Club 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, Re- porter 2g Class Pres. 4. jean St. Pierre Jeannie General Softball 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2. 1 Rachel Louise Strout Raclz' Commercial Basketball 1, Varsity Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Rose Award 4, Pony Staff 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. David Leigh Shaw Dave General Track 2, 3, 4. Jacqueline Lee Trottier Jackie Home Economics F.H.A. 1, 2, 4. Harley Miles Taylor Haul General Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, Treas. 2. Ieffrey Martin Taylor Jef, College Varsity Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, F.A.M.C. 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Pres. 3, jr. Speaking 3, jr. Play 3, Mag. Campaign captain 1, 2, 3, Rcview', Staff 3, 4, Busi- ness Mgr. 4: Class pres. 1, 2, Boys, State 3, All-State Chorus 3. l Donald Franklin VVilliams MDM., College Track 2, F.A.M.C. 3g Ir. Speaking 35 Mag. Campaign high salesman 2, 6'RevieW Staff 4. Robert Owen Varnum Babu General Baseball 1, F.F.A. 1, 2. julie Melba XVurren Jule College Piano accompanist for all choruses 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus Pres. 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec. 2, Pres. 3g Basketball 1, 2, F.A.M.C. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, M.T.A. Award 45 Rose Award 4, Mag. Campaign Captain 2, Review Editor-in-chief 4, Class treas. 1, 2g Sec. 35 All- State Band 3, 45 Dance Band 3. Daniel Snow Rounds Dan College Kenai High School, Kenai, Alaska 1, 2, 3, Rose Award 4. Randon Elvin Bragdou Randy College F.A.M.C. 3, 45 jr. Play 3 Sr. Play 45 Rose Award 4g Harvard Book Award 3, Boys State 3. Ernest Nelson johndro Ernie General F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. 5 WE HAVE A Bell Brown Butler Cook Crabtree Emery F airbrother Grant Robinson Taylor Williams Sargent Nils Carter Cookson Hersey jones St. Pierre Nicholas WE HAVE A Louis Daniel BUT NO Chime Black Chef Waiter Peartree Reed Badbrother Ulysses Crusoe Seamstress Roger General Hammer Horse Cooks daughter Nestles Smith St. Peter Dimes AND A Clark Boone SENIOR CLASS CFFICERS AND ADVISORS Seated: Mrs. NVhitc, Linda Clark CVice-Pres.D, Skip Sallcv fPres.l, Mr. Goss. Standing: Boxaumc Ciorclzmo fTreas.J, Marilec Preble CSec.J. CLASS HISTCRY September '59 the Class of 1963 entered the halls of F. A. and bravely faced the Sophomores at Freshman Reception. We chose for our class leaders: President, jeff Taylor, Vice-President, Sally Macom- ber, Secretary, Linda Barker, and Treasurer, Iulie Warren. Priscilla Bradbury, Sally Macornber, and Rachel Strout represented us in Stu- dent Council. Mr. Croves and Mrs. White were our advisors. We became very active in most sports, various musical organiza- tions, F.F.A. and F.H.A. Sophomore year we again elected jeff Taylor and Julie Warren as our President and Treasurer, while Iohn R.obinson was elected Vice- President, and Elizabeth Parker was elected Secretary. Bonnie Gerry, Mary Libby, and Sharon Zwicker represented us in Student Council. Again our class was well represented in all sports, musical organiza- tions, and other clubs. We had approximately twenty students on the Honor Roll each semester. We also did very well in the Magazine Campaign. Under the leadership of Iohn Robinson, President, Bruce Grant, Vice-President, julie Warren, Secretary, and Cail Clark, Treasurer, we began our junior year at F. A. Jeff Taylor was elected President of the Student Council this year. Ethelyn DeLue, Mary Libby, and Sharon Zwicker were representatives.. The National Honor Society recognized three of our classmates as members this year - julie NVarren, Sally Macomber, and Anna Cod- reau. With the junior Plays, junior Speaking, Band, Majorettes, Cheer- leading, the choruses, F .F.A., F .H.A., basketball, football, other sports and clubs, our class was kept quite busy. ln the Penquis Prize Speaking contest, Nancy Carter took first place. Senior year at Foxcroft Academy was busy and exciting in many respects. rchallengev was the byword in academic advancement, career choice, and extra-curricular activities. NVe chose Skip Salley as our class President. The other class officers were Linda Clark, Vice-President, Marilee Preble, Secretary, Roxanne Giordano, Treasurer. Cail Clark and Ronald Ruksznis served as class representatives to the Student Council. Sheila Boone was elected by the entire student body to the office of Student Council Vice-President. Linda Clark was elected National President of the F.H.A., bringing great honor to our class and school. john Robinson was a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Keeping an eye on June 12, 1963, we continued all our efforts in our studies and extra activities until the end. Now we are looking for- ward to a bright future with much confidence and just a little uneasi- ness. In our hearts Foxcroft Academy and all its memories will never be forgotten as we ascend to life's road. DID MOST FOR CLASS I. Taylor, S. Boone CLASS FLIRTS D. Bolstridge, Cochrane BEST LOOKING S. Salley, G. Clark CLASS CLOWNS E. Brown, S. Boone MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED R. Bragdon, Warren WI-IO'S CLASS MUSICIANS J. Warren, B. Grant BEST DANCERS N. Carter, Taylor QUIETEST E. Engstrom, D. Williams WHO CLASS ACTOR AND ACTRESS B. Grant, R. Giordano NOISIEST S. Butler, E. Brown MOST POPULAR G. Clark, S. Salley CLASS ATHLETES S. Salley, P. Rollins MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED S. Boone, S. 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S I 'Wish XFX NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Anna Codreau, Sally Macomber, and Julie Warren conducted the initiation for the following students: Randon Bragdon, Linda Clark, Mary Libby, john Robinson, Pamela Rollins, Ronald Ruksznis Qsen- iorsj, and Nancy Buck, David Libby, Betty-jane Stanhope fjuniorsj. The ceremony took place Wednesday evening, May 15, at Foxcroft Academy. These members of the Junior and Senior Classes have excelled in the attainment of character, scholarship, leadership and service dur- ing their high school course. Membership in this Society is one of the highest honors that this school can confer. It represents the funda- mental objectives for which schools are instituted. BOYS' STATE R. Brugdon, R. Ruksznis, J. Taylor GIRLS' STATE S. Boone, S. Ruksznis H. Hragdon ' Q HARVARD BOOK PRIZE DAR AWARD G. Clark MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD S. Salley CLASS OF 1962 Richard Albee, A.S.T.C. Eric Anderson, U. of M. 'Thelma Applebee, Married, Dexter Donald Bragg, Working in D.-F. Barbara Chase, Husson Frederick Cookson, U. of M. Sylvia Cummings, D.-F., Married Linda D,Andrea, D.-F., Married Dana Danforth, Colby Mary Ellen Doore, D.-F., Married Gloria Downs, Working in D.-F. Ioan Dyer, Working in Mass. Hoyt Fairbrother, Husson Lendall Flanders, Working in D.-F. Sally Floyd, In Portland, Married Mark Giordano, in D.-F., Married joel Green, Service Lillian Green, Husson Judith Grey, in D.-F., Married Donna Hamel, IBM in Portland Sandra Hebb, In Dexter, Married Skip Hanson, A.S.T.C. Janna Hevves, F. A. Susan Haber, Colby Victor Hewett, Service Ioan Lanpher, In D.-F., Married Suzanne Kinney, Husson Kitty King, In Texas, Married Carolyn Iudkins, Working in D.-F. James Levensalor, In D.-F. Roxie Lewis, In D.-F., Married Philip Mitchell, Service Sherry Lyford, In D.-F., Married David Merrill, Service james Moir, U. of M. Dennis Lyford, Working in D.-F. Gloria Pinkerton, Working in D.-F. Ronald Morrison, Service Beverly Mclnnis, Husson Patricia Patterson, Westbrook Ir. College Pamela Plurnmer, Working in Dexter Sally Mountain, In D.-F., Married Virgil Pratt, F'.S.T.C. Lorinda Sands, In D.-F., Married Suzanne Stacy, G.S.T.C. Rodney Preble, Working in Guilford Gary Preble, U. of M. Bruce Preble, Working in Conn. Barry Thomas, Harvard jerry Thomas, Working in Guilford Dana Spaulding, Service Janice Spaulding, In D.-F., Married Donald Stevens, In Dexter, Married David Thomas, Service Patricia Thornton, Westbrook Jr. College Charles Tyler, In Guilford, Married Donald Warron, Working in D.-F. William Wile, Clark jr. College Beverly Turner, In D.-F. Leone Wellington, A.S.T.C. Susaon Scott, In D.-F., Married UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors, C ass of 1964 . +,1 V , ' ' , Q 7 D. Austin C. Baird L. Barnes L, Bell S, Bishop M, Bloclget . do . A S Q1-' ' . ,mL' ' V 1 'fim 1 - . 7 ,.,, S Ji R. Bonsey N. Buck B. Burgoyne L. Burton L. Campbell A. Chase fl gf? ,N Acta' all, wa'ra.- 'S'u.n'.ora no-JL 565-, E? H Ns f - ' ' ' .. B . ,,. f 5 Alu, I. Ig If 'N' N' R. Coffin G. Cole E. Day C. Dow H. Dow R. Downs i . ' 1 ....... , y . , f .,.2 B - S Q I E 2 S A - . S LAV' or G. Engstrom Engstrom E. Fairbrother B. Farrar D. Gammon B. Giordano ,.1h . S. Hall D. Hersey C. Hesketh S. Hichborn L. Howe A. Green 59' A pony wigs we S .M B. Blood nm wi 5 1-'Ai 'Sm 5 5523? fl? 2 'T 5 R f iff .arf .mm .5 . D. Clukey 1 x dbx., C0 . Q . ,Q .... .1 , .af f . , S. Dyer 4 r . 1 fiisevae- -......-1 1, dv. P. Gray i ' .asv fi! Q.. .X ... - - W. Z . ,Y-:il aww ' S. Hunting ton 7 'kf, f .V Q... - W ffl rdl .,i' . . ff . ... . -5 , C. johndro D. Libby T. Lyford N. Mallet R. Martin S, Merrill E . is A . . 'Wifi A , ,xili . il.. 1 V ' 3 S f .... T V V' 2' ..,f' . my S . l S 'Z' l', . ,. iff ' V H . .,. A , W Viki . X , Merrill R. Morrison L. Noyes S. Noyes W- Noyes C- Olsen l- Page . o o oooo . Z 1 o Q' S S 1. P tterson S. Patterson A. Perkins Plummer S- Pratt E- Robinson G- Rollins 'F' ' . W oooo 5 , 1. . . ,, V ,VQV - .-rffkf. 1 F Fm , i Q skr - ::K,, , Ma -,gk oooo a 2 n ooon ft 2 E. Rounds E. Smith W. Smith F. Soderstrom C. Speed B. Stanhope S. Taylor m a n o , .', ' - R. Thomas R. Thomas I. Tumosa S. Turner R. Varnum I- VGHO CLASS OFFICERS Ellen Smith, Treasurer, Doris Gammon, Vice-President, Bonnie Blood, Secretary, Robert Thomas, President. . pf! we nevvf qlva U active members. the Contest Play. CLASS HISTORY The class of 1964 began another year at Foxcroft Academy with 68 students. We elected the following class oflicers: President, Robert Thomasg Vice-President, Doris Gammon, Secretary, Bonnie Blood, and Treasurer, Ellen Smitht The members in the Student Council were as follows: Ronald Thomas, President, Gloria Cole, Sec- retary, and Betty-Jane Stanhope and Lynne Howe were Our class was also active in the activities of the school. There were three cheerleaders and two major- ettes from our class. Five of our boys made up part of the varsity basketball team. The girls were active in basketball also. Others were active in the vocal 'and instrumental department. Members from our class were chosen for the junior Exhibition, the junior Play, and We put on the junior-Senior Prom and planned the Iunior-Senior Banquet. Other plans for different enter- tainment and enjoyment are under preparation by the Junior Class of Foxcroft Academy. A 11 M Q- 5 F tvqlllk Sophomores, Class of 1965 s 4' E ew D. Albee Q P yi if 5 . I W VR ,rg W- B. Baird T. Bush v Q ..... ,I 54 rl 5 . sf F fi D. Coy I .. if-fa .. B M ig ' B A.. . 5-34 ,1 I- A .ii i if s I S S F ... 1 C.A1len I. AI1d6rSOI1 K. Anderson I. Anderson R.Anderson G. Andrews Q . nsssrrr . . H S . ee. , I Lk.d' -, K ' -'.: J' rw H L, sr....e .. . - , Q' .ff - ' w , L y , , ., . 2, yy,..VV I. Barnes B. Berube 1. Bradbury M. Bradford S. Bragdon L. Burgess - 3 ,, E ,. .I lL . .V , S , ....s .B f f . , L 's , i S. Butler . . F. Campbell S. Clark D. Cole S. Clark P, C013 ? Blologj Lin be va rl Q t y 1, avasbamj . 1 V' A .L,. if B -ELS.- - -. . ,, L, .slen T F F 2 ikh. . - ff ski. rw-.. .' :., . , I ' y r l iv . '::. . A i . 2 E. Danf h ort D. Doore A. Dow F. Dow M. Dow M. Dugay M if ' ... f 'W ...M , fl' . .eed A ... .i e.ls V G. Dunha m G. Dyer I. D yer P. Dyer M. Elle ry R. Engstrom E. Fabian .h is h 1 it I, ,. 1 . ., A ...:. 1 In . s . r e e.ld Dell ..e.. srd l.'- -' I - ' 's . ' S : ' 2 M M, Fair N. Fairbrother D. Finley K. Floyd A. Gerry Goodine R. Grant -. if R ... , A 'E . . I . . W 'S-0. N N I. Greeley 5 fm s 44 W ,gf L 4 N M Q ,hmm ARA 1 K. ews : YE iii! R. judkins .. ..f .-.. .QQ - . E. Lary r , l X Q X -. . Q .... Q 1 l' Tl I. Merrill Q, 5 .39 Ef- 5 G. Perkins Hf :..,W L. Pullen X Sn W . ggi Q32 1 if .452 . f .... G. Green f D. Hill rw. . A. Kimball U ef' ll A' ,.- - ---- 173- .. 3... C. Loguercio 4. Q. .. .. 1. Merrill 5 'r 1 nggaul' ' lf. I. Perkins .... K 'K . 5' 1 e .'SeEE5.:. ' EZ QAM or . YQ? .. ' if Nr X R X 2 I R. Green fm 1 fi- A b Ea rs.. he 28 S Q X 5 3 E. Howard 4 iw K H in f var? H512 9 5.-Fiii, z, 1 x li E K 4s ' R is R 1 vi. wwe . 4, YR 5. 1 YI' lk rf X Vw C. Hall N,:: gf I ' B S' 5 5... X Q C Hoxie .. ' ...Ev R' 0 ,, I K K' -in A Q xg , rf 1 lr 1 5 S. Hall U 1 Q rf W ' if liz' 5 k5 '!- ffl' x L 1 . r 5 5 S X A . l E S, Huff W. Kimball N. King N. Klimavicz gel? -Hxave, -Q-he han! wa-fl V7 + if ,if ue' .- 'I. ' 2? ' Wflif Tr G. Marks . Merrill ,gg 5 S r .4 . 1.52 - W.. . 5 1 E. Mayhew . elson . ni we fe MM ii W M yy A T G N . ri uf l Q A S W5 1 . 1 -wp 1. nz will N sg . M5 R. iigr ins r L. Peterson ' Q r ., g . 5 X W? Q N 'lk 4- rf' iq. -.A S 5 E T. Richardson M. Roberts B. Ruksznis -r 1 B. Maynard . s mn, in f in 3 5 2 . 215535 D. Nickerson A. Plourde . a K- Wg. lr K . 'if Heike ,fig N W ww? D. Ruksznis Jr Q , ': . '.. . 7 ks ' fr rr 5 .. S. Hamlin is 4. X s fi ,,.. . t. 'mae V . L. Ienkins L. Knowlton Q' .wi K : : D. NPQQ11 I. Nutter C. Plummer l K 4 Y ew N f. ...,. . . - A M X i ff ,QF H WSE, S. Ruksznis f x J - -1.5- IJ ks . W a F 4 as 5 w. Q . Hayes ks ff' . D. johndro if : i Y Q. ..'.. .. .. 2 . .L 4 N 5 , kr M. Lanpher CB M.. 2 .. Sf. 5 ?- ' K .155 '- Y I sw ' fe. G.Merrill as . rg. . xliu X Q me K. Olsen e ' fa' C. ' win .. '25 Nh 531 Wlxassfwx 1 1 K. Plummer . . V . 1 . . . E . 'ffl 5 33 si g f Q if fl r .. M ..-.. . B. Saunders ' X Q - 4-1 Q- , .s ' ' H -- , 5. - .ts .- wig, ag '1,. pg- , f . - .,, , W.. . , ggL , i V , .. ,,., ,S J , .ss 8 ,. ., ,,L.,, . E, E , 5 3 . . . ,m,, mei .Y . . I is 5 Q' f K K - 5 . zzz t ,Q 1 1 -f - - 'S' 'H' is me 9 H' 'RPM 4 if ,was A at 1 'S X3 5 K' v ss If fini, , L. Shepardson W. Small I. Smart A. Smith D. Smith K. Smith L. Smith i ii hi r . r hSiS f ii ' A .t to Siii S s . S - or M. Snow N. Snow F. Spaulding G. Stevens C. Stitham Stone M. Stone r 1 V. - i Z' r Q C ..,. l ,..., , , 'D rrrrr r f ln B. Strout S. St. Pierre D. Thomas C. Veno S. Weymouth Wile CEB Not pictured: T. Chambers, C. johndro, E. King, and R. Sweetser. CD CLASS GFFICERS Nancy King, Vice-President, julie Ander- son, Treasurer, Kandyce Plummer, Secre- tary, Edward Danforth, President. CLASS HISTORY To begin the new school term of our sophomore year, the class elected Edward Danforth as president, Nancy King as vice-president, Iulie Anderson as treasurer, and Kandyce Plummer as secretary. Getting the year off in full swing is always a problem, but we managed to do so by holding a Freshman Reception dance, which turned out to be quite successful with a large number of the student body in attendance. Nancy Snow, Gladys Greene, and Julie Anderson were our representatives to the Student Council. Our class has had an outstanding representation in such various school organizations such as F.F.A., F .H.A., sports, debating, Math Club, chorus, and band. Thirteen sophomore students participated in the All-State Festi- val, and four sophomores achieved scholastic high honors this year. f 'U wdre silly SOI-'ho '4 5 HW! lv 1 f Q 8 l MQ ,l XX i k X w D. if 'Yi f -.- -T7-...flfkzff-l f vi' ...-- i gi-H '-fri-Fu is Freshmen, Class of 1966 ,, s ' B '- 'gr A to -I sf J ' 7 Q Q ' L , . -' r 1 ':- ff- ' . '32 B. Ames D. Ames S. Ames Y . , . af., f 1, 1 ' 'S , . fir , . nz. A Y , ' Blodgett S. Bent L. Bonsey , J ' N ., Q. f - . W 3 .QL L. Buck J. Briggs R. Brown be 4.0 QU: , f ,. M21 - -if ,. YP'--Q, at 51,3 Q. Clark C. Chase P. Cobb 5 f M . . 1 . ,- I ' ...,..... , C WJ. 1: ' K '- NI E., we . W . ' fi CT? U' , -.. . G Davis L Dean M. Decker it --, . . A -. .fl 5.3 ,A I f fa L Q ,- 1 . ,. ne F. Andrews R. AHI1iS ' .,I,:f.?E?..1. LVI. . fbggx 4' if L. Bradbury E- B1'Hdf0fd gg? ,.,,. ,, . 95 in on 1 J re 45 fr. 5 Ag, ,haw ,lm Y -9 K 5 5 6 35,5 X 3:55 1. Cambridge B. Chambers pn sh G ZYG. M. Cole D. 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D K ' V , ge ' Q, 43 E' ff?-I f S 1. --,-X, - .-. 1 . P 'V'- ' K ': ' ' 'Ta'-.-!?Ef.iF!': . :Ef::.i5-' 591 '?s'f5:a '.'.s.?rii1 ' . ..-f. 13 . . - X 5 X am x Y 1 .5565 im. 'Sy ,F . f V . K. J is 1 1 ei Us ,M , .2 if Q. sv ij? 5 .J M H , ,f , , . iff T. Hamlin Harvey A. Hayes M. Heath S. Iohndro 'fi we M. Lowell J. rx., . Ss. f, '--sf PW?-5: 555?25EIf'i if H. Michaud . -. 'FM R , 'F . M. Nutter 455 ,Q 4,4 P. fxf Raymond t5 . E. Smith ' B Q, .. ,Y . .. sg. ...E . , .. 'QQ 'Y ..,.... , 5 Ll sl ,fefimrffsfiissfl 1 ' 5 g5.g,,.1f,:-gr,,jf.gf,,.. .... ' J. ., gg ax ? , ,. A ., . .l. gi,....a I,. f . , .fren , , S. Johnston B. King P+ Jw K as ,. f T. Lowell L. Lunt R. Lewis '43 if ri 'QB' P. Lyford hjqfre on nur wamj -Lu .suceaasl . 'Kc 9 ',,-. g ,I 'fr : rj L. Mitchell G. Murch ' VV -EN' l Y. :, , - . 'EMA' .,xI 2 D. Plummer l I zl D. Philips . is.: '- .ffl F. Robinson P. Roderick , . . .... I .,... -. H ffsf V ,,,,,,. f ..... .ssrrs s.ir A . H W. Smith B. Spaulding W5 ael... J' , Sz. Ji . 5 , ' .V cc ' . : ' 1 L . f K Q E. Munson 239-M ' V - A Q v D. Powell ,mi--,155 1 f fm I , .4zP 5't':.E we - V . 3'-um , . .,,... ,L M . Sanbom . X I. Stanley -2 11, . 'ie' '.LL- I. Hoxie D. Libby fag? AA N.. .X S2 .ffl rt at W gy Lx . . H. Maynard - ---Z: tm M f M. McDonald 'L' , , . K f C. Preble D. Sargent its ml dw' LX ? ff' 5' D. Stevens f. L S' Nl . ka S sr fl if QF' V' .rl .ah k 2- w ff-51 ' S. Hurd 52:1 - 7 I I :E ...siiil l dl nw? QV . J. Loguercio S, . 'fx .kata if is J , r' D. Meade ,E - 5 Q3 We 1?-,T In J L x Y ld . , wif P. . my 1 'PEW' 4 R. McMahon ,ll ps s- is sm 1 1 .., .. F 1 . if 1 E. Preble r . ia K. Shaw B. St. Pierre , We Iff, ?' f . N t y y L. Taylor S. Taylor J. Thomas R. Thornton S. Tumosa 1 R ,E kqqq 3 ., , V. N55' I 1 d 1 oo M :2b,Q Weatherbee Weymouth White R. White We C3 be px. MS W? X N I X 1 S l I 1 i 5 1 i I I N 5 ' . N . i l E ' z 5 Q . . 5 , - : E E 3 Qi- A CLASS CFFICERS Kathy Shaw, Secretaryg Robert Earley, Treas- urerg Wendy Murch, Presidentg Bob White, Vice- President. CLASS HISTORY The freshmen class entered their first year at Foxcroft Academy with 104 students. We chose the following class officers at our first class meeting: President, Wendy Murchg Vice President, Robert Whiteg Secretary, Kathy Shavvg Treasurer, Robert Earley. Our' Student Council representatives were Anne Hayes, Rob- ert Annis, and Bruce Spaulding. Many freshmen have been active in school activities. We had 7 boys playing basketball for Foxcroft Academy, with Robert Annis playing Varsity ball. WVe also had 11 football boys, 10 basketball girls, 18 band members, 4 debaters, and several chorus members. We hope to make Foxcroft Academy proud of the class of 1966. M. ft gm, af is Warren rv X it ,sk -is P SW Wilson K 5 r i , sg ai' 4 vi Q Qi: ' - . '1 it D. VVeatherbee l .A. BAB7 Ef -L1 152 . J, XX A ll F' X I W fi 1 1 gf 3 NL J Ll ' :kb , 3 ra .Q I Q 9 , 'wx ' -ee'-f' . X Q ff if , 35 sf, 1. , gf! A J4 I7 J 'QSM ef f fn - 5 ' A ,345 iv A, W S r t l g .fiilw Q, nfq f WW X 'a PW 1962 - 1963 CALENDAR Sept. 3-School begins Sept. 1G-First V. football game CDexter herej. Sept. 13 Sz 14-Stevens Studios Senior Portraits Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec? Dec Dec. Dec Ian. Ian. jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. 4 61 5-State Teachers' Convention - Portland 9-19-Magazine Campaign Week 15- Otto Schmidti' C special assemblyj 30-Senior Play - '1Ready Made Familyf, 19-'KBob Wood Qspecial assemblyj 22 G 23-Thanksgiving Holiday 30-Round Robin CF. A.j 5-Stevens Studios group pictures ll-First basketball game f at Creenvillej 12-Christmas concert 21-Fall term ends 24-Ian. 1-Christmas vacation 2-WVinter term begins fno school this Week b the stormy. 14- Mr. Lou Gaetav Q special assemblyj 15-Examination week 18-First semester ends 19-Exchange Concert here with Bangor 26-Exchange Concert at Bangor 4- William Nlelnychenv Cspecial assemblyj 9-Valentine Ball sponsored by Seniors 12-Roses to Seniors 18-22-Vacation 27--First wrestling match Qhere with VV interportl. 2-Winter Carnival 8-One act plays 13-Junior Exhibition 18-Penquis Speaking 19-Penquis Spelling 22--Winter term ends 23-Exchange Concert with Center Swanzey, N. H. 25-Spring term begins 30-Exchange Concert at Center Swanzey, N. H. April 4, 5, 6-All-State-Waterville April 5- ML Fred Lowery fspecial assemblyl April 15-X19-Vacation April 27-Science and Math Fair May 18- All-Cityi' Festival May L50-31-Memorial Day Week-end june 7-Prom June 9-Baccalaureate June 10-jr. Sr. Banquet and Class Night June 12-Commencement ecause of ACTIVITIES S1'1lI1.'1l: S. bTllL'UlTllJL'l', Pres., liobinson, BAND lfizwf VOID: Macomber, B. Grant, C. Anclrexvs, li. Dcl.ue, B. Stanhope, Bishop, C. Hall, M. Bradford. Svcrnizl row: C. I-Iesketh, P. Fairbrother, A. Plourdc, li. Bradford, XV. Murch, bl. Edgerly, B. Lewis, K. Shaw, M. Nutter, L. Lunt, S. Bent, S. Taylor. Third row: D. Libby, D. Smith, L. Knowlton, A. Kimball, F. Campbell, C. Stitham, N. King -I. Briggs, R. Sweetser, M. Lanpher, 'Warren. F0urz'12 l'OlU2 C. Nelson, S. Rulisznis, T. Bush, L. Pullen, P. Lyford, C. Dunham, C. Allen, H Maynard, D. XVeathe-rbee, E. Danforth, T. Crant, L. Buck, Al. Barnes, N. Buck, AI Robinson, L. Barnes, N. Carter. Fifth row: Director Robert Thorne, H. XVhite, F. Robinson, I. Tumosa, E. Day, D, Gammon M. Preble, Stanley, AI. Hewes, D. Libby, S. Hichborn, a v This year the band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Thorne, had a membership of fifty- seven. Highlights of the year were an exchange concert with Bangor High School and an ex- change concert with Center Swanzey, New Hampshire. At football games the band did various formations at half-time, and paraded through town after victorious football games. The major performances given by the band were the Christmas concert, the All-at-Sea Con- cert, and the All-City Festival. The band spon- sored the 3rd annual Wfinter Carnival in March. New instruments purchased by the band were a white fiberglass tuba, two French horns, and the tympanies. Eight band members were also members of the All-State Band. The dance band, formed last spring, has gained much recognition V PWS- this year. The townspeople and Academy stu- landing: M. Bradford, 'l'rt-as., N. Buck, dents have looked forward to all of its perform- SCC. ZIHCCS. DANCE BAND First row: S. Macomber, F. Campbell, H. Sweetser, D. Smith. D. Libby, M. Lanpher, F. Robinion. Second row: Mr. R. Thorne, P. Lyford, C. Nelson, L. Pullen, H. Maynard, T. Grant, E. Danforth, L. Barnes Cabscntj. 1-2-3 - CRASH - 5-G! I MEMBERS OF 1963 ALL-STATE BAND First row: WVarren, E. DeLue, L. Barnes, M. Bradford. Second row: C. Nelson, F. Camp- bell, B. Grant, A. Kimball, T. C-rant. 1 ' , It ri , '- 2 52' LXR, . r.aa r.r S . A . 'Q' V- 'A - 1 . 2. .r.. W i t . 1 ,,... - ' f will fr ' , 1 jf? 'l.a A ' I' A it h'.hl fi' ., '.' ltl'a: 71 llll V. I A Y it r.h. I. 'O - ,L A A r.l, 1- . I , Left - Right - Left . . . MEMBERS Ol 1963 ALL-STATE CHORUS First row: D. Merrill, M. Lanpbur, K. Plummer, C. Hall, N. Buck. Sccmul row: E. Danforth, E. Lary, QI. Anderson, P. Lyford, WV. Kimball fabscntl. MIXED CHORUS First row: M. Libby, Hewes, M. Bradford, E. DeLue, L. Barnes, D. Austip, A. Hayes, A. Plourde, S. Bishop, P. Perkins, C. Hall, P. Pinkerton, E. Gookson. Second row: Barnes, S. Ruksznis, M. Preble, P. Fairbrother, Taylor, 1. Thomas, 1. Bradbury, E. Danforth, I. Briggs, C. Bembe, B. Stan- hope, G. Andrews, Mrs. Atherton Cdirectorl. Third row: N. Snow, M. Lanpher, C. Plummer, Nutter, B. Grant, R. Brown, R. Sweetser, B. Brawn, E. Larry, D. Libby, K. Plummer, S. Emery, C. Hesketh, G. Marks. 'SlS 4. Q ' t if K 5 it 2 . A .ehhrr r I .A - . .- 2 ,V A . . 5 L ' ,- . H 7 2 ,,.. 21 ri' -- ,' -' 2 I rf s Q 1 First row: K. Hall, N. King, D. Merrill, N. Buck, B. Giordano, S. Bent, Warren, L. Bell, C. Speed, R. Giordano, L. Shepardson, C. Loguercio, L. Buck. Second row: E. Bradford, H. jenkins, L. Godreau, N. Carter, 1. NVile, M. Nutter, D. Phillips, T. Grant, P. Roderick, R. Lewis, M. Heath, P. Raymond, S. Taylor. Third row: B. Dean, C. Stitham, Engstrom, T. Davis, P. Lyforcl, R. White, 1. Anderson, XV. Kimball, B. Chase, I. Tumosa, Perkins, S. Hall. - 1 15 w it k , H il, aa Q.: K l . . ., I is I , ie.: a aa, . J ' . .T A , 2 - , A , it AM! ,. f ff - MQ, -' Q , : J i ,im V . E ,,k , i ,. . 7 5 I s .. , , W . .., 'ii A ' r I I ' B Q' H TT., ' T ' A I . 1 E 1 .I i I . 151: A .1 J W N . 5 :F,.Q xv: ,,. I 4.31 ' ' L' ' -3 -. . ' I ' T ,- I f ti' ff- 'Efg if f' f-Q I T- -' ff ' si t- . GIRLS' CHORUS First row: J. Loguercio, C. Loguercio, N. King, D. Merrill, N. Carter, P. Raymond, N. Buck, L. Shepardson, S. Bent, K. Hall, L. Buck. Second row: E. Bradford, C. Baird, C. Stitham, j. Perkins, P. Pinkerton, M. Bradford, G. Andrews, Barnes, L. Barnes, S. Bishop, T. Davis, E. DeLue, E. Cookson, Engstrom, B. Dean, H. Jenkins. Third row: S. Hall, Hewes, D. Austin, K. Tones, C. Berube, P. Fair- brother, C. Plummer, Nutter, D. Libby, K. Plummer, C. Hesketh M. Preble, S. Ruksznis, S. Taylor, M. Heath. 7 MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS President julie Warren Vice-President Lynette Barnes Secretary Marilee Preble Treasurer Ethelyn DeLue Pianist Julie Warren BOYS' CHORUS First row: M. Nutter, W. Kimball, VVile, R White, P. Lyford, T. Grant, P. Roderick. Second row: Anderson, E. Danforth, I Bradbury, 1. Briggs, Taylor. Third row: E. Lary, R. Sweetser, B. Grant. VARSITY CHORUS First row: D. Merrill, M. Heath, A. Plourde, S. Ruksznis, L. Ban-res, E. DeLue, C. Hesketh, C. Stitham, N. Buck, N. King. Second row: Mrs. Atherton, P. Pinkerton, I. Barnes, M. Nutter, 1. Wile, W. Kimball, Anderson, B. White, P. Lyford, T. Grant, P. Roderick, C. Andrews. Third row: M. Preble, K. Plummer, D. Libby, Taylor, Bradbury, B. Grant, R. Sweetser, E. Lary, E. Danforth, 1. Briggs, C. Plummer, A. Hayes. This year eighty-three students participated in the Foxcroft Academy Mixed Chorus. Mrs. Lilla Atherton directed the Chorus and Julie Warren was the student accompanist. The Chorus had a very successful year, giving outstanding performances at the Christmas Concert C The Hallelujah Chorusnj, the Pop Concert, All-at- Seaf, and the All-City Festival. Eleven of the group achieved the honor of be- ing named to the All-State Chorus. BLUEBELLES SHAMROCKS First row: j. Wlirrcn, S. Ruksznis, A. Plourde, N. First row: Barnes, D. Merrill, K. Plummer, C Buck. Stitham. Second row: M. Preble, N. King, P. Pinkerton. Second row: M. Heath, H. Hayes, D. Libby, G Third row: C. Hesketh, E. DeLue, C. Plummer. Andrews. Fourth row: L. Barnes. MAJCRETTES C. Merrill, S. Ruksznis, L. Bradbury, E. Smith Cassistunt leadcrl, C. Clark fleaderj, D. Hill, D. Albee, C. Cole. Under the able leadership of Cail Clark, head majorette, the majorettes have participated in many school activities during the past year. They marched at football and basketball games, and twirled at the Pop Concert. At the Ex- change Concert with Bangor the majorettes served as ushers. In order to earn money to buy new military-style uniforms the majorettes sponsored a food sale. Line up, girls! l I OFFICE GIRLS P. Spaulding, M. Bradford, P. Perkins, K. Anderson, Anderson, C. Stitham, L Barnes. PONY STAFF First row: P. Hersey, L. Higgins, N. Carter, C, Sargent. Second row: Mrs. VViley, E. Crabtree, M. Libby, P. Rollins, Third row: C. Clark, R. Strout, I. Nutter. LIBRARIAN S P. Pinkerton, N. Carter, Mrs. NVbite, S Boone, L. Clark, C. Speed. F. H. A. First row: B. Fabian, E. Preble, G. Marks, B. Dean, Smith, D. Austin, L. Jenkins, S. Huntington, S. Clark, Hewes, Hoxie, Barnes, D. Albee. Second row: M. Bradford, F. Soderstrom, L. Taylor, S. Hichborn, D. Hersey, C. Preble, K. jones, E. DeLue, G. Clark, P. Perkins, Trottier, S. Riiksznis, S. Johnston, L. Barnes, N. Bradbury, I. Tumosa, R. Martin, Mrs. Hewes. , Third row: B. Stanhope, B. Blood, B. Chambers, P. Fairbrother, S. Ames, B. Ruksznis, Nutter, S. Weymouth, R. Strout, Nutter, P. Preble, S. Emery, C. Hcsketh, D. Wilson, B. Strout. This was a successful F.H.A. year with ninety members. We did the fol- lowing annual projects: the U.N.I.C.E.F. Drive, the Christmas box, which was sent to a Belgium orphanage, the Christmas card sale, the Christmas Party, the Sunshine Boxesf and the caroling, the Chapter Birthday Party, Daddy- Daughter Date Night, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Several new projects were successful: the sponsoring of Un ja Moon of Korea, the M.T.A. supper, the Penny Fair, and the placing of F.H.A. cards in the windows of shut-ins. Many of the members attended the annual convention in Brewer. We were also very proud to have Linda Clark elected as National President. First row: B. St. Pierre, L. Knowlton, P. Dyer, L. Howe, B. Curtis, D. Stevens, L. Shepard- son, K. Hall, C. Nickerson, N. King, L. Clark, C. Sargent, 1. Loguercio. Second row: E. Smith, Warren, N. Carter, R. Giordano, R. Green, B. Giordano, M. Heath E. Bradford, D. Sargent, Greene, G. Cole, N. Buck, S. Taylor, Edgerly, S. Hamlin P. Hersey, C. Speed. Third row: S. St. Pierre, I. Cochrane, I. Smart, G. Merrill, M. Libby, E. Day, S. Bishop, E Cookson, E. Smith, D. Gammon, S. Patterson, L. Noyes, B. Maynard, B. Gerry, S. Hall S. johndro. OUR NATIONAL F. H. A. PRESIDENT Last summer at Salt Lake City, Linda Clark was elected National President of the Future Homemakers of America. Her first duty was to organize the other newly elected officers into an Execu- tive Council, and to begin nation-wide plans for the year. In October, this Council met in Washington, D. C. for a week setting up the Program of work and, making plans for the week-long National Convention to be held at Kansas City, Missouri, next july. Linda will preside at the convention, and will be the featured speaker at the Banquet which ends the program. The convention will be attended by about 2,000 girls and their advisors from all of the 50 states, the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico. The organization has over 500,000 members. During the year, Linda and Mrs. Hewes have been invited to attend the State conventions in New Hampshire, Vermont and Connecticut. MAINE DELEGATION TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH DIRIGO CHAPTER FFA First row: M. Roberts, T. Chambers, D. Grant, E. Munsen, E. johndro, Plummer, B. Baird, R. Dow, B. Spaulding, D. Engstrom, J. Cambridge, H. Maynard, L. Dyer. Second row: A. Clark, P. Badger, Q. Clark, P. Cray, S. XVarren, E. Howard, K. Smith, R. Perkins, G. Stevens, L. Crockett, D. Nickerson, S. Hurd, M. Lowell, London, E. Nickerson, L. Nicholas. Third row: Rollins, A. Perkins, D. Ames, D. Bolstridge, M. Cole, R. Brown, B. Bourgoyne, F. Morrison, R. McMahon, L. Weymouth, M. Decker, C. Dow, C. Cook, N. Peterson, XV. Novcs. Dirigo chapter F .F .A. elected the fol- lowing officers for the 1962-63 school year: Dale Bolstridge, President, Ed- ward Nickerson, Vice-President, Louis Nicholas, Secretary, Fred Morrison, Treasurer, Clarence Cook, Sentinel, Al- bert Clark, Reporter, David Nickerson, Chaplain. There are seven district meetings scheduled, two of which have been held this fall. QA leadership meeting for all oiiicers at Hampden in Septem- ber, and a Weeds and Forage contest in October at Old Townj. Other meet- ings are scheduled for March 23, April 19, May 3, 11, and 17. In addition to the district meetings, educational exhibits will be prepared for Bangor and Skowhegan fairs, and the chapter will participate in the Eastern States Farmers Exchange seed sale. The terrific snowstorm of December 30, 1962 uprooted many fine pine trees. The boys of this chapter harvested twenty thousand board feet of logs, and will still have some salvage work Bolsmdge' to do when the snow leaves in the spring. OFFICERS First row down: F. Morrison, C. Cook, L. Nicholas. Second row down: D. Nickerson, E. Nickerson, A. Clark, D. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Seated: L. Barnes, P. Perkins fCo-managcrsl, D. Libby, A. Hayes. Standing: L. Knowlton, A. Plourde, K. jones, M. Bradford, AI. Nutter, E. Smith, D. Libby, L. Blodgett, L. Campbell, B. Stanhope, P. Lyford. A very successful Magazine Campaign was held this year under the able leadership of the co-managers, Lynnette Barnes and Patricia Perkins, the assist- ant managers, Donna Libby and Anne Hayes. Even though we fell below our quota, we sold 951,819 worth of magazine subscriptions. Margaret Bradford was high salesman for the campaign. This years' mascot was a stuffed burro which was won by Mr. Beaulien's room. TOP SALESMEN C. Speed, Hewes, E. Danforth, M. Bradford, Stanley, and Everett SCIENCE CLUB The Foxcroft Academy Science Club was organized during the third Week of school for the primary purpose of en- riching interest in the field of sciencef' The club officers were joelsPatterson, club leader, Sharon Bragdon, secretary, jeff Stanley, treasurer. The club met one night a week to discuss scientific ideas and activities, de- tailed progress reports, and individual projects. One of our special projects was film-development and photo-enlargement. Spring and fall field trips were plan- ned, including a trip to Andover, Maine, to tour the Telstar Operationf, We were very grateful to Mr. Stenstra for his advice and supervision. I ir.st rout M. Xuttcr. D. xll'ilClL'. S. Brugdou, pl. Stanley. Second row: Mr. StL'K'IlSll'il., B. Spaulding, l.. Crockr-tt, -I. Thomas. Tliirzl row: B. Dow. H. Bragdou, jj. Piittcrson. MATHEMATICS CLUB j, Anderson, S. Ruksznis, . Stitham, M. Bradford, D. Merrill. Second row: Mr. Br-ek, N. Snow, K. Plummer, C. Plummer, K. Anderson, B. Ruksznis, M. Ellcry, Rob- inson, L. Pullen. l Third row: A. Kimball, E. Danforth, D. Libby, li. Fairbrother, R. Bragdon, R. Ruksznis, F. Campbell, N. Mallett. First row: N. Buck, I. XVarrcu, C The principle ambition of the Math Club is to further the studenfs know- ledge in the study of mathematics. Through projects and reports, a student learns there can be a more intense study in the field than just the fundamentals that are taught in the basic courses of study in school. As yet, this club is fairly new, but as it gets more experienced, it hopes to send one of its projects to the State Science and Math Fair. The of-Hcers of the Math Club were, president, julie Warren, vice-president, David Libby: treasurer, julie Anderson, and secretary, Kandyce Plummer. The Program Committee and the Bulletin-board Committee work to coordinate activities. DEBATING CLUB Shaw, l.. Blodgctt. C. Sti ham, Bonscv, Buck. llr-slicill, C. llzlll. The Foxcroit Academy Debating Club, under the direction of Mr. Ben- jamin Sandler, was organized this year. The ten members who stuck with it env joyed debating the high school debate topic Resolved: That the United States should promote a Common Market for the VVestern Hemisphercf, The club had three practice debates with Milo High School -- a cross-examination style was used in one of them. The club also participated in the University of Maine prac- tice debates, the States 'Principalls Association debates, and the tournaments at the University of Maine fusing the national debate topicl. After the tourna- ments, the club plans to try different debating forms in order to improve its over-all debating effectiveness. CHESS CLUB First row: P. Roderick, M. Nutter, R. Earley, M. San- born, D. Meade, T. Grant, R. Thornton. Second row: Mr. Sandler, YVhite, M. McDonald, P. Lyford, F. Robinson, Harvey, T. Lyford, C. Al- len, D. Powell. Stanley. Third row: F. Andrews, S. Turnosa, F. Campbell, KI. Thomas, M. Collins, I.. Mitchell, VV. Kimball. Firsl row: R. Giordano, lx Svcfmzl -row: Mix Sandler, B Stanhope, NV. Murch, I Cznnpbf-ll, D. Smith, C SENIOR PLAY A READY-MADE FAMILY, Nancy Carter .A..... , ..A.A,,.. . Bruce Grant .. Sheila Boone John Robinson Roxie Giordano Sandra Butler , Ethelyn DeLue Randy Bragdon Bobby Bragan Eva Cookson .. . , . ......, Marilee Bob A Gracie .. Sammy 'SDoris Aunt Lydia Mrs, Martin' 'cMr. Turner Nicodemus Begonia 9 CGNTEST PLAY THE LESSON directed by Mr. Sandler Professor .,.A....... ..... . . , Ronald Ruksznis Marie, the maid ,.,.V.. .. Roxanne Giordano Pupil .A .V...,..,.....,.V,.,. , ., Nancy Buck This acting is exhausting, eh Ron? Young lady, you stay put or I'll paste you one too! All right folks, what'll you have? c 'The Master Link JUNIOR PLAY HOLD ONTO YOUR HAT directed by Mrs. White Hatie ,...r. Sally Hitchborn Anna ...,..., Doris Gammon Miss Hope..Sandra Bishop Mrs. Brice ...Bonnie Blood Flora ....,......... Gloria Cole Dora ...,,......... Ellen Smith Susie Brice ,..... Carol Speed Mrs Van Fl0ut..Ellen Day Seated: Ellen, Sandra, Carol, Bonnie, Gloria. Standing: Sally, Ellen, Doris. JUNIOR EXHIBITION PENQUISAWABDS The Buttonv Newman Richard Varnum fFirstj The Big Gamev Van Antwerp Lynette Barnes CSec0ndj David Libby C Second J Seated: D. Libby, B. Farrar, N. Buck, -I. Patterson Standing: R. Varnum, E. Day, L. Barnes, B. Stanhope. SPCRTS CHEERLEADERS L. Howe, D. Thomas, Anderson, R. Strout, B. Strout, B. Blood, S. Hull, B. Cr-rry. Let's try that one againf' Hurrahl The Foxcroft Academy cheerleaders were captained this year by seniors Rachel Strout and Bonnie Gerry. The cheerleaders did a great deal to try to boost school spirit by their lively cheers at the football and basketball games, several rallies, and a Sock- hopf' The newly-adopted Twistv rou- tine at the half time was especially colorful due to the new maroon and White uniforms and shakers purchased by the group. A very successful year is anticipated for next yearis cheerleaders since the squad will lose only two of its mem- bers by graduation, co-captains Strout and Gerry. Smile Girls. VARSITY CLUB First row: L. Howe, S. Patterson, P. Rollins, E. DeLue, A. Plourde, B. Gerry, S. Boone. Second TOUJ: Mr. Lary, L. Barnes, K. Plummer, B. Blood, R. Strout, C. Plummer, M, Ellery, M. Preble. Third row: H. Taylor, R. Thomas, R. Ruksznis, A. Coy, L. Campbell, A. Smith, j, Tuylvor, li. Brown, S. Salley. VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS S. Boone fTreas.7, L. Howe lSec.J, R. Thomas CPres.l L. Campbell CV. pres.J. The Varsity Club is an organization made up of all students who have earned letters in various sports. The Club's advisor for this year was Mr. Lary. The Varsity Club was very active during the 1962- 63 school year. Besides selling ice-cream during lunches and refreshments at all the home basketball and football games, the Varsity Club helped to pro- mote school spirit by selling school sweatshirts which had pony emblems on them. The money collected from this year's investments was put to good use by supplying the school with a washer-dryer for athletic use. A goal for which the Varsity Club is reaching is to raise enough money to buy a whirlpool bath that will be useful in taking care of bruises or sprains that happen during the various sport seasons. FOOTBALL Y H if First row: Coach.Thombs, B. Annis, M. Sanborn, R. Bonsey, E. Brown, S. Salley, B. Spauld- ing, M. McDonald, B. White, Second row: Head Coach Beaulieu, R. Engstrom, G. Perkins, A. Smith, O. Anderson, E. Howard, Taylor, R. Ruksznis, A. Coy, R. Thomas, Coach Lary. Third row: Coach Beek, R. Sweetser, G. Rollins, L. Campbell, M. Fair, L. Weymouth, R. Brown, E. Lary, C. Dow, Weatherbee, Coach Boomer. Fourth row: R. Coilin, D. Powell Cmanagersj, M. Roberts, C. Hoxie, E. Robinson, G. Eng- strom, O. Pratt, G. Dunham, M. Collins, Briggs, B. Brawu, E. Danforth Cmunagersl. vw, ..-Z? nf Hee, hee, hee, it tickles! 1963 FOOTBALL RECORD F. A. 6 Dexter 26 F. A. 19 Lincoln 6 F. A. 6 Bucksport 26 Coach Walter Beaulieu lg Bar H3533 F. A. 38 Hampden 6 F. A. 33 Greenville 7 F. A. 6 Dexter 26 Please Earl, dont Just sit there, do something! ' 'KC'mon baby let's do the twist! C'm0n ball, hurry up! l VVl1Hf,S the little Wl1ifC l1i1HCll0 Please don't rab mc Mack I ain't rot no bolt cm! U. . . :md unotlivr 0 1-nom-nt , ., g , lf, li youve got there, Evo-rs-tt? bites the clustl XVhere's my QD35ZxXx8ziFi+'fl protection? HVVIWO grC?lSeCl the pigSl4ir1? Haus Rl'1ylJOKly seen my wutcr wiugxtlu ullcy, boys, things arc looking up! J. V. BASKETBALL Kneeling: R. Thornton, R. White, B. Spaulding, M. McDonald, S. Pratt Crrmnigcrl Standing: Coach BoomeT, Weatherbee, E. Lnry, L. XVeymouth A Ctrrv I Nlitchell I. Thomas fmanagerl. Look Ma, no head! ! J. V. RECORD F. A. 42 Greenville F. A. 51 Lincoln F. A. 43 Orono F. A. 36 M.C.I. F. A. 50 Schenck F. A. 65 Dexter F. A. 56 P.C.H.S. F. A. 65 Hampden F. A. 67 Dexter F. A. 37 Greenville F. A. 43 Lincoln F. A. 47 P.C.H.S. .A. 49 M.C.I. .A. 36 Schenck .A. 59 Hampden . A. 40 Orono 45 52 35 64 48 68 58 34 36 44 29 51 51 40 36 42 VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: A. Coy, M. Fair, B. Burgoyne, S. Salley. Standing: Coach Beek, R. Annis, C. Engstrom, R. Thomas, L. Lamson A Smith E Rob inson, B. Early fmanagerj Bob Thomas, Captain VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD F. A. 51 Hampden F. A. 52 Lincoln F. A. 46 Greenville F. A. 49 P.C.H.S. F. A. 51 Lincoln F. A. 55 M.C.I. F. A. 46 Orono F. A. 26 Schenck F. A. 50 M.C.I. F. A. 57 P.C.H.S. F. A. 70 Dexter F. A. 52 Greenville F . A. 50 Schenck F. A. 65 Dexter F. A. 54 Hampden F. A. 41 Orono 56 59 66 52 60 61 66 65 67 54 58 59 60 61 57 56 GIRLS' J. V. BASKETBALL K4 Kneeling: L. Bloclgctt, P. Raymond, S. Taylor, R. Green. X15 f ff' Standing: Barnes, D. Clukey fmunagcrsl, H. Jenkins, B. Dean, C. Veno, B. Chambers, N. Bradbury, -I. Smart, I. Tumosn, Conch Lary. F. A. F. A. F. A. F. A. F. A. F. A. F. A. F. A. F. A. F. A. 17 31 15 25 14 19 15 28 36 25 1. V. RECORD Lincoln 8 P.C.H.S. 12 Greenville 6 Lincoln 9 Orono 4 M.C.1. 22 Dexter 12 P.C.H.S. 7 Greenville 6 Dexter 6 PENQUIS CHAMPIQNS Kneeling. P. Rollins, M. Libby, L. Barnes, K. Plummer, C. Plummer, P. Cole, S. Patterson. Standing: L. Clark fmanugerl, N. King, E. DeLuc, Emery, M. Ellery, S. Weymouth, D. Hill, A. Plourde, N. Snow, D. Albee, Coach Lary. Pam Rollins and Mary Libby, Co-Captains. GIRLS' VARSITY RECORD F . A. 26 Greenville 33 F. A. 38 Dexter 29 F. A. 28 Lincoln 10 F. A. 43 P.G.H.S. 14 F. A. 49 Milo 14 F . A. 40 Greenville F. A. 38 Lincoln 17 F. A. 30 M.C.I. 10 F. A. 28 Orono 26 F. A. 47 Dexter 33 F. A. 49 Milo 26 F. A. 67 P.C.H.S. 14 F. A. 36 M.C.I. 24 A'Sccrns like that higher cvcrv dawl' . , . WRESTLING TEAM Left to right: R. judkins, C. Dunham, A. Coy, O. Pratt, VI. Taylor, R. Bousey, L. Smith, R Varnurn, Coach Beaulieu Ckneelingj, R. Brown, B. Brawn Qwrestlingl 1962 PENQUIS CHAMPIONS 1962 BASEBALL First row: R. Thomas, 1. Rowell, B. Thomas, D. Thomas, D. Albee, L. Campbell, D. Lyford. Second row: G. Engstrom, I. Stone, D. Smith, A. Coy, A. Smith, R. judkins, A. Salh-y, E. Danforth, Coach Sutherland. 1962 SOFTBALL RECORD F A. 5 H.C.I. 8 F A. 3 Milo 9 l F A. 34 Dexter 9 F A. 26 P.C.H.S. 12 F Al 13 Dexter 10 I F A. 7 H.C.I. 21 F A. 9 Milo 3 F A. 22 P.C.H.S. 4 1962 PENQUIS CHAMPIONS 5 A 5, A fgxg wf. ...V g ., .K Q I . - . .. 'if ig' . , S W ' -'E 3, W.. ,. ,. ' ' 'gfipbi-I. . , I A ,'zr.wa,-ff F3?:?Qirf Qtfa3g1If . 'f i f First row: Smart, A. Gillespie, C. Olsen, K. Olsen, S. Boone, B. Fabian, L. Howe. Second row: M. Ellery, K. Plummer, C. Plummer, B. Blood, L. Wellington, L. Barnes, P. Rollins, L. Shepardson. Third row: C. Speed, D. Clukey, M. Preble, Coach Lary, Barnes, I. Tumosa, M. Snow, I. Dyer. RECORD F. A. P.C.H.S. 9 0 2 O 9 2 F. A. Milo 6 5 2 ll 3 l F. A. Dexter 10 2 ll 9 18 3 TRACK 1962 N R. Ruksznis, H. Taylor, Mr. Clover, D. Shaw, J. Taylor, C. Thomas fabsentb. 1962 RECORD E Skowhegan 71 P.C.H.S. 56 F oxcroft 5 Orono 77 P.C.H.S. 42 Foxcroft 13 P.C.H.S. 6672 H.C.I. 555 Foxcroft 10 ODDS AND ENDS YVe clon't know xxhut it proves - but it's fun unywayln The ankle-bone's Con- neeted to the shin-bone, the . . AV new ballet step, fellas? Hey, Bob, you still using that greasy-kids'-stuff under your eyes? , If sin A : 3 sin A - 4 sin3 A, then . . .U Those wild parties really get to you-eh, boys? I s H uff s J f , N. ,JK j 5 Q 2 ! ulust wait 'till next year, you house? guyslv there a doc- ? tor in the Professor Foster at work Mr. Steenstrifs Physics-Chemistry Chess Club CPD XVhat rare delicacies have we for dinner today? Smilgy , , , ' Long way up C,mon girls - Please? isn't it? All the way! ' Bottoms up! ! l l Yea, team! That s the wry Children at play, prow-vc! at for ir own risk! 01 A ? t 7x-'1 'V W i I lr .S .,- 4, , tttt 1' 1 s W N - if -4 ' sw I 'Y ,swf F-p , . , . 'sf J' 5' f er 'Wx , fr, 'ilu' I ,A I Push 'em hack, push ,cm hack, Good pitching, fellas! S!100f! fel as efzsx isnt itrf' fi: C' ss h ucl it it ls usu an l The furniture is new - the girls . . .? , J vu! Classroom democracy Smile, girls Co Debbie! One - Don't let them have it, Nancy! oof - two - llll - Three . . . Drive, Larry! Co get 'em Skip! 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Ruksznis, Veno, I Warren, Bell. .- fy.-., .i-yggyvi,-,4, g -'veg 1 5 , , l 3 X :irfQg,q4g:5Qmm.f.3??1 .. - , zflifivwf. lv Y '2 -. nfz,.,,f .Q . 222 , ' ffff 'fig - ff.: v ffiiif f m zz reigns 6, ff 5,,- , :r -. ,. .,.,::, ,gig ex r ,. .. f Qlffpizosrgjfzf '.-1,-H3 ,f,4-i ' 1 .1 -' 'eg .g K. ., ,.,,.. , ,. . ,, .,. W ,,K.,. g Q, We-152, Q X, Qs, We ax E K K B K K w , KW + ' In f b x 35 R K H 5 Q Q Q ei W 5 ii Q F ' W R 1 i 3 ,qw 2 K N, W' iw 5 gi, - . e.f2,2i,,- .. , seem.. - ., ,,.. flew-stiff: .MSM . fi W-1 11 , , ' i ri .S M,?ss7.2'Qil ' , Q35 'IEEE i ' , :W3i.fSi:? 1.2 V EEF . vifi?ff:?l fe, Viiilw 15 V , ,-3,-fa W, 5,3 x ii Q, E Q , my .il iff :J e Q . , ., -12-'1, ,L -1 f sffifSi3f,j.j -iff, ,,.. , , , .,., gf f- ei fi. , ' L ew , , ,rr 1- f fy ,qi 3 1, u, X.. ii:..f -W , :ew fm-.. wriifzig. iff f lik yf':2?fwfif ' , fir 1 w ig : ,Eg . 5 . 5-gg, fa sme155,? e .,. :ew - 1 nf ,f . if -.f1.'24f1154fz'g jackie First row: Skip, Betty Jane, Donnie. Second row: Angie Brawn, jeff, Francis Parkman, Charlene, Peter Terry Ronnie. Third row: Sandra, Bobby Patterson, Ethelyn, Vicky Troy, Bonnie Blood. AUTGGRAPHS THAT MEANS TH E U LTI MATE IN CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DIPLOMAS, CLUB PINS, MEDALS, AND TROPHIES JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN noNALn n. rum-in - vicron R. Houm Shop al your Local Independent Food Store and buy SloIceIy's Finest Foods. ARTHUR CHAPIN CO. Bangor, Maine Distributors The Merrill Trust Company Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Complete Banking Service Deposits Insured We Give Top Value Stamps BISHOP'S The Family Store Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Tel. LO 4-2l23 Clothing and Footwear For the Entire Family CROCKETTS BAKERY We appreciate your patronage and hope to serve you always Tel. TRiangle 6-449I Guilford, Maine LARY FUNERAL HOME Philip Annis 62 Summer Street, Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Dial LOgan 4-339l 3l Elm Street Milo, Maine Dial Wllliams 3-223l NORMAN'S BOTTLED GAS Your Utility Gas Dealer Gas 8: Electric Appliances John Wood Gas Waterheaters Philco Washers and Dryers Electrical Supplies and Electric Wire HERRING BROS. FREEZER MEATS Western and Native meats sold every Friday and Saturday at our Slaughter House on Dover-Guilford Road. One Pound or a thousand at wholesale prices. OBSERVER PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR THE PISCATAQUIS OBSERVER BE RIGHT Buy at WIGHT'S CONGRATULATIONS For Your Fine Yearbook From the home of SPALDING, SEAMLESS, WILSON TEAM, CLUB and OFFICIALS' OUTFITTERS Prices always lowest Special letter sweaters Wholesale, Retail Bangor: Maine Compliments of MONARCH FINER FOODS Fine Food for Over -100 Years Catvering to Institutional Users Restaurants - Hotels - Hospitals Summer Camps - Schools Congratulations Seniors May your yearbook give you many hours of happy mem- ories. KEEPING MAINE GREEN AND CLEAN will help make Maine a better place for you to live in. GREAT NORTHERN PAPER CO. 6 State Street Bangor, Maine ROWELL'S GARAGE RAMBLER - TEMPEST PONTIAC - G.M.C. TRUCKS Sales and Service Dover-Foxcrolt, Maine FOX AND GINN, INC. Freight Dept. Phone 3-6751 12 Howard Lane Bangor Fox and Ginn Moving ancl Storage Co. 195 Thatcher St. Phone 2-6757 Bangor, Maine WEBBER HARDWARE Hardware and Building M aterial Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Phone 4-27 51 ' THE -COUNTRY STORE KIMBALL'S A TRADITION fSince 18385 Merrick Square Dover-Foxcroft, Maine COY 8: SAN BORN INC. DISTRIBUTOR SUNOCO PRODUCTS Telephone LOgan 4-2640 GUILFORD TRUST COMPANY Guilford, Maine Branch at Greenville, Maine Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Compliments I Compliments of of .IU D K I N 'S DEXTER SHOE CO. RED 8: WHITE Compliments of Kinney Linoleum and Carpet Company 5-7 Abbott Square Annex Bangor, Maine Telephone 947-8336 Hardwood Products Company Guilford, Maine ARE YOU THINKING OF FURNISHING OR REFURNISHING YOUR HOME? Why not come to WARD'S in DOVER-FOXCROFT and Ioolc over their fine line of nationally advertised lines such as: Kroehler Living Room Furniture Rembrandt Lamps Simmons Springs and Mattresses Frigidaire Refrigerators Daystrom Brealctast Sets Maytag Washers . . . and many others. Berkline Chairs Royal Typewriters Brandt Tables To the students ot Foxcrott Academy and surrounding towns, 'Following are a few Graduation gilt suggestions: Bulova Watches Deslcs Samsonite Luggage Study Lamps Lane Cedar Chests Record Players The public is cordially invited to visit our store at any time, we are open Friday evenings. P. E. WARD 8: CO. DIAL 332I DOVER-FOXCROFT Compliments ot CROWELL C. HALL GENERAL INSURANCE Union Square Dover-Foxcrot't, Maine Best ot Luck to Class ot I963 BICKMORE'S BARBER SHOP Dover-Foxcrott, Maine Best Wishes tor I9b3 Class THE BLETHEN HOUSE Hotel and Motel Dover-Foxcrott, Maine HUSSON COLLEGE Maine's Largest School ot Business Training Accredited as a Specialized College of Business BY THE ACCREDITING COMMISSION FOR BUSINESS SCHOOLS Terminal Courses: Executive, Legal, Medical, Liberal Arts, Stenographic, Typing-Clerical, Shorthand- Clerical, Business Administration, Accounting These are of one and two years' duration Degree Courses: B. S. in Secretarial Science, B. S. in Accounting, B. S. in Business Administration, B. S. in Business Education. These are ot tour years' duration Dormitories for Men and Women FREE CATALOG C. H. HUSSON, President DOVER MOTOR CO. New CHEVRQLET CARS AND TRUCKS BUICK USED CARS SALES - SERVICE LO 4-3395 19-25 Summer St. Dover-Foxcroft, Me. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '63 MAINE LEATHERS, IN AND ITS EMPLOYEES DOVER-FOXCROFT, MAINE Best Wishes To the Class of '63 BLANCHARD'S DAIRY, INC. Quality Dairy Products Tel. LO 4-2795 A. E. ROBINSON I3I South Street Dover-Foxcrolt, Maine Mobilgas Mobiloil Mobillweat Kerosene Lennox Furnaces Sundstrand Burners Sales 84 Service Phone LO 4-253I Compliments ol DEXTER BOWLAWAY Dexter Maine Automatic Pin-setters WAlker 6226 TRI-COUNTY CLEANERS Dry Cleaning Service. Rug Shampooing Union Square Doier-Foxcroft LO 4- 2 5 3 1 A. W. Gilman 8. Co Grain 8m Feed Insurance Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Direct Factory Distributors For Johnson Seahorse - Crestliner Boats Starcraft Boats Sterling Trailers Sales Representatives For Chris Craft - OMC Boats Sales - Service - Storage Hardware - Marine Supplies - Sporting Goods JOHN SCALES 8: SONS Guilford, Maine Compliments ot ROBINSON 8: KENNEY ROCKET LANES Where Families Meet And Leagues Compete THE HEALTHY YEAR-ROUND SPORT H. W. BRADLEY CO., INC. I7 North Main Street Brewer, Maine Royal-Sales, Service, Rental Decta Tel. 489-4320 LAUNDERMA Featuring 20 Ib. Washers New Coin Operated Dry Cleaners BONSEY'S PENOBSCOT HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO., INC. Tel. LOgan 4-2590 All Types Home Improvements KINNEY DUPLICATOR CO. Office Machines 81 Equipment l59 State St. Bangor, Me. Phone 942-8441 Best Wishes To the class ot I963 DEL'S BARBER SHOP Dover-Foxcrott, Maine DURO, INC. - Manufacturers Aluminum Combination Doors, Windows Aluminum Delux Awnings 84 Shutters DU RO Sells direct from its factory Gardiner, Maine Branch Office 27 Park Street Dover-Foxcott, Maine Ernest L. Bonsey, President Compliments of Your Nearby A 8: P FOOD STORE Established in I899 W. B. DAVIS Jeweler I6 Monument Square Dover-Foxcrott, Maine Compliments of AL COREY MUSIC CENTER Everything in Music 99 Main Street Waterville Maine TR 2-5622 PETERS' PHARMACY Registered Pharmacist MEISNER 8z HERRING, INC. Telephone LO 4-3376 JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY Full Line of Repairs Profax Gas 34 Main St. Dover-Foxcroft ' Building Material-lron-Hardware ll Summer Street Dover-Foxcroft Compliments of GOULETTE'S I. G. A. FOODLINER Guilford, Maine For Graduation Beautiful Rings Distinctive Jewelry Gifts That Last Elgin - Bulova - Hamilton Watches Titus Jewelry Store EASTERN TRUST and BANKING COMPANY Two State Street Bangor, Maine Branch Offices Old Town, Maine Machias, Maine Drive-In OFFices Corner State and Fern Streets Corner Hammond and Allen Streets THE BANK FOR ALL YOUR BANKING Installment Loan Agency 73-75 Central Street, Bangor, Maine I 887- I 963 On the Square Catering to F. A. Students For all their Drug Store Needs Prescriptions A Specialty LANPHER'S DRUG STORE Orville W. Lanpher, R. Ph. Prop. Dover-Foxcro'FI:, Maine We give Profit Sharing Stamps Your Rexall Store N. H. BRAGG SL SONS Bangor, Maine Automotive Parts and Equipment Industrial and Welding Supplies Telephone 947-962 I Stop at BUTTERFIELD'S ICE CREAM FARM and ITOURIST HOMEI for that delicious, light lunch topped off with our Own Made Ice Cream Boyd 81 Noyes, Jewelers 25 Hammond Street BANGOR, MAINE Best Wishes To The Compliments of Class of '63 MOOSEH EAD KCRlTSKY'S MANUFACTURING Department Store COMPANY Dover-Foxcroft Guilford, Maine C 'Q ia'Am2'iCa'1 F 'lf 'e Logan 4-2251 Tri 6-4406 -ck 4,5 ' STOWELL-M GREGOR DlVISI?DiI Q COATS AND CLARK, INC. x ' K Dixfielcl and Dover-Foxcroft, Maine X Spools, Novelties and Dowels I M' Compliments X of C. F. HATHAWAY COMPANY -S FOR SCHOOL TRIPS The sales! way to travel E, on your school trips is by charter bus. n , Expert drivers, familiar with the highways assure your safety as you ride ,- 35? in luxurious, carefree comfort. Qi I ' ' L - xx X Charter Bus trlps - 4 BN are easy to arrange. We can help Q? fha,-,H you with your plans - even -- -G - ' A i make advance reservations for , ., .Ig--V. X A .- . . . '.f - - 3-1. Ie. I- you, If you wish. nu 1-136 . h A. I 1' 13? I E2 -N iih K- 1' XX 'H U -A H I i Us -'L - , 'A :gre Y ..q .-w '- 'J O- Il 5 W. I ?,!,,.-1- JJJ . as ' -1 -.. A' i ' 1. - 'ti I R ' I ' ,.,,.,:iJL75m0 I K Il if 1 ,K Nth 1 iw ' e L - v .Hi L' Lf, ' 'i H ' I T' Q - x Tqvv vi , ,,,-.IW -.uh ' X 1 1 v ., M ,. ,. . , - When planning your school trips, consider the comfort, safety, convenience and economy of Charter Bus Service. We can take you anywhere you want to go - in U. S. A., Canada or Mexico. For information and rates, see your nearest Bangor and Aroostook bus agent or write direct to: A. J. TRAVIS MANAGER, HIGHWAY DIVISION BANGOR and AROOSTOOK RAILROAD P. O. Box 938 BANGOR, MAINE BANGOR S100 K ARo0 I RAILRQAD JW? 15:21-3'-, : NORTHERN '11-:::'1.?21'5f MAINE 4 HIGIIW xv DIVISION E. McDONALD FORD SALES FORD, MERCURY' and FALCON Sales and Service Main St. Dover-Foxcrolt, Me. 'fW00d is good for the sole Complete Shoe and Zipper service Parcel Post orclers receive Prompt Attention Wood's Slwoe Fixery 119 Franklin St. Bangor, Me. WEATHERBEE'S Complete - Modern HARDWARE and HOUSEWARE Paints Plumbing - Heating Phone LOgan 4-3370 Compliments of GUILFORD DRY CLEANERS Sanitone Cleaning Guilford, Maine REED'S FOOTWEAR and CLOTHING Dexter, Maine Tel. WA 4-70l2 and EMERY-REED CO. Dover-Foxcrott, Me. Tel. LO 4-2540 Fine Clothes Family Footwear Compliments of PISCATAQUIS SAVINGS BANK Dover-Foxcroft Millinoclcet Serving Savers and Home Owners Over 88 Years Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. lt Pays to Save wl1ere Saving Pays Congratulations to the Graduates.. Your Ufficial Photographers STEVENS s'ru Dios Qgmaa Qfafofmfawma A complete photographic service to schools and colleges 34 Centra Street ' Bangor, Maine Best Wishes From The Coca-Cola Bottling Plants, Inc. 96 Thirteenth Street Bangor Maine Viner's Music Co 20-24 Broad Street Bangor, Maine ' New England's Largest and Most Complete Music Store Graduation Cards amd. Gifts M. F. PRAY Paints and Wall Papers 14 Lincoln St. Dover-Foxcroft Cornpfimenrs of STACY'S l. G. A. MARKET Geo. E. Howard 81 Co. Insurance Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Phone 2400 COMPLIMENTS OF Cushing Coaling Co. Pride Sales Agency Guilford, Maine Manufacturers of Small Wood Turnings School - College CAPS - GOWNS - HOODS CHOIR and CHORAL APPAREL University Cap 81 Gown Co., Inc. Lawrence, Massachusetts KlNG'S ARRO PI A. T. GELLERSGN SL CO. 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