Foxcroft Academy - Review Yearbook (Dover Foxcroft, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

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We knew, and learned that there was the door, the handle to turn, the latch to lift--and all these years we have been finding, acquiring, and filling our pockets with keys. Already the doors are opening. Through how many shall we finally pass? 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Review Staff Board of'Trustees Student Council Facuhy Seniors Baby Pictures Honors and Awards Class of 1963 Underclassmen Activities Calendar Sports Odds and Ends Advertisements 4-5 6 7 8-10 11-27 28-31 32-33 34 35-44 45-57 58 59-70 71-74 75-104 REVIEW STAFF SEATED: C.Stitham, N. Snow, B. Stanhope fEditor-in-Chiefj, S. Bishop CAssistant Editorj, C. Plummer, M Bradford. STANDING: Mrs. Gerrish CAdvisorJ, R. Thomas CSports Editorj, K. Plummer, J. Anderson, L. Campbell, C. Olsen fArt Editorl, N. Buck, C. Hesketh, G. Engstrom. Not pictured: B. Varnum. A WORD FROM THE EDITORS As We have been guided by capable leaders, as we have learned and grown through better sportsmanship, and as we have laughed and cried through moments of joy or defeat, We have lived our last year at Foxcroft Academy. It was a year filled with moments of laughter, excitement, friendship, and study for everyone at Foxcroft Academy. Although many of these moments seem insignificant, these are the things that make a year memorable. Whether cheering your team to victory, cramming for the quiz you just heard about, or having the time of your life at the dance, you will come to treasure these moments. We have attempted to preserve these memories that you may never forget in this 1964 REVIEW. 4 BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: D. Gammon, A. Plourde, K. Anderson, M. Ellery, S. Hichborn fManagerJ, G. Cole, C. Speed. STANDING: J. Anderson, R. Coffin, F. Campbell, E. Lary, E. Danforth, D. Smith, L. Pullen, G. Engstrom, R. Thomas. TYPISTS W-. FIRST ROW: I. Tumosa, E. Smith, S. Huntington. SECOND ROW: S. Ha11,S. Turner, L. Noyes. THIRD ROW: L. Barnes fHead Typistj, C. Johndro. Not pictured: L. Howe, B. Giordano, B. Blood. 5 BOARD OF TRUSTEES SEATED: Mrs. Helen D. Stitham, Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Miss Ninetta M. Runnals, Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball, Ora L. Evans. STANDING: W. Evans Page, Sumner R. Ward, Malcolm C. Arnold, Murray M. Stanhope, Orville W. Lanpher, Matthew Williams, Harold E. Chase, Thompson L. Guernsey, absent: Louis O. Hilton, Arthur L. Gilman. O FFIC ERS ORA L. EVANS, President SUMNER R. WARD, 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 MRS. HELEN D. STITHAM 6 STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Mr. Coffin fAdvisorD, G. Murch CSec.J, R. Varnum CPres.J, A. Coy CVice-Pres.l, Mrs. Hewes CAdvisorJ. STANDING: R. Earley, L. Knowlton, R. Annis, D. Moen, G. Cole, K. Anderson, C. Betts, N. Stanhope, D. Smith, S. Taylor, R. Thomas. RIC HARD VARNUM President The Student Council has been very busy this year. The Student Council representatives dec- orated a float for the Street Opening parade in October. During football season the Student Council helped the cheerleaders with snake dances and rallies. We had a Victory Dance at the end of the season. This year, as in previous years, the Student Council sponsored the school assemblies. We also planneda Hootenanny-Christmas Program which was well-received by the entire student body. Six members attended the State Student Council Convention in Fairfield and received a great deal of valuable information. The Student Council has assumed the re- sponsibility of carrying out lunch line restric- tions. Under the guidance of Mrs. Hewes, Mr. Coffin, and Mr. Thomas, the Student Council has endeavored to help the stu d ents of Foxcroft Academy with their problems. TILSON D. THOMAS g S gColb5j,College B.Sg, M.'Ed. Principal PAUL GOSS Husson College B.S., Springfield College M.Ed. Guidance Director FACULTY Soon we will be graduating. Some of the students, weary of the demanding schedule, are thankful that the end of high school is near. But whether it is with quickened step or with reluctant tread that We leave, We are, nevertheless, grateful to those who have directed us in our first major role. -GRACE M. CHASE Secretary to Mr. Thomas LOUISE A. GERRISH Bates College B.A. French, Latin, Yearbook Advisor 8 HELEN KJCAMPBELL Cafeteria Bookkeeper JOHN A. GLOVER University of Michigan B.A Social Studies .is '13 X S EE 32 li ii 23 i H 41 iii . k-k,V., , 13 2 , ,L,L l J ,iii N I ARDIS F. HEWES Farmington State Teachers College B.S., M.Ed. Home Economics, Dean of Girls, F.H.A. and Student Council Advisor l EUGENE COFFIN University of Maine B.S. Forestry and Agriculture, F.F.A. and Student Council Advisor DAVID THOMBS University of Maine B.S. Mathematics, Assistant Football Coach ERNEST F. LARY Colby College B.S. Sciences, Girls' Athletic Coach, Varsity Club Advisor, Assistant Boys' Athletic Coach x, b PHYLLIS H. WILEY Husson College B.S. Commercial Subjects, Cheerleading and Pony Advisor WALTER BEAULIEU University of Maine B.S. Physical Education, Football Coach, Wrestling Coach, Boys' J.V. Basketball Coach PRISCILLA H. WHITE Colby College A.B. English, Dramatics, Librarian ADRLAN S. SEWALL University of Maine B.S. Science and Social Studies, Driver Education ROBERT D. BEEK University of Maine B.S. Mathematics, Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach JAMES A. STEENSTRA University of Maine B.S. Sciences, Science Club Advisor WAYNE CHAMPEON MAURICE A. THERIAULT University of Maine B.S. University of Maine B.A. Mathematics, Varsity Basket- English, Junior Play Director ball Coach, Assistant Foot- ball Coach BRIAN SPRINGER, JR. ROBERT M. THORNE University of Maine B.S. Band Director History, English, Speech ROLAND M. ZWICKER Custodian LILLA R. ATHERTON BETSY CHAPMAN Ch0rL1S Di1'eCtO1' University of Maine B.A. French, English, Speech t' Sf at t f X as , B, f w esgiig, ,.-1-ez, eiiiifiili ,v i f 'sat-if .ii '15 Siisfff f' lj . , . H5 s fSf-se-M. rw- if t H :iz .1134 ,. --'I 'V ' gs6g,,gifs2f'i2i.ifff , Q-f igs ft i13gff2,':f - . ew m f .,,, .ie 5 f-:fz,,4-fa-few' .sf q EVERETT FOSTER FRANCIS E. NUITE Assistant Custodian Assistant Custodian IO il SENIORS 1..1'i-I-':':.1lf'- --- ' ..,-J-P xf .. -E5 if l V 54 1' Ill! If .... -- N V I Mya Uh .IQ L iiiiiiff Q liilisg -, A ii dl n fx Q, A4 II: I U ,If xx' f',,' X. in ' uudllliln ' a LYNNETTE GAIL BARNES Commercial Lynne Basketball 15253545 Captain 45 DALE AUSTIN General Dale Football Manager 2. SANDRA JEAN BISHOP College Bish F.H.A. l,2,3545 Girls' Chorus 35 Representative 35 Mixed Cho- rus 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Band 15253545 Treasurer 25 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 M.T.A. Award 35 Girls' State Alternate 3. Softball1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 15253545 Recreation Chairman 35 Degree Chairman45 Mixed Chorus 152, 3,45 Vice-President 35 Blue- belles 152,35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 3,45 Band 15253545 Scholarship to Music Camp 25 Review Staff Head Typist 45 Pony Staff 45 Varsity Club 253,45 Dance Band 3,45 Magazine Campaign Mana- ger 35 All-State Band 3,45 Jun- ior Exhibition 35 Penquis Award 35 Senior Play 45 Gym Team 3, 45 Office Girl 3. LOUISE GRACE BELL General Gracie Lou F.H.A. 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3. 12 CARLA JEAN BAIRD College Carla F.H.A. 1. MYRTLE ANNA BLODGETT Commercial Myrt' F.H.A. 1,2. NANCY ANN BUCK College Nance F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Representative 15 Parliarnentarian 25 Blue- belles l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1, 253,45 Assistant Librarian 45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Secretary 35 Scholarship to Music Camp 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Review Staff 45 De- bating35 Maine Debate Tourna- ment Recognition 35 All-State Chorus 2,3,45 Math. Club 2,35 Junior Exhibition 35 Senior Play 45 One-Act Play Contest 35 Girls' State 35 Senator 35 Class Vice-President 15 Class Secretary25 Anna S. Buck Eng- lish Award 35 M.T.A. Award 35 National Council of Teachers of English Achievements Award 4. LANGDON BURTON General Lanny BONNIE HUGH BLOOD General Bon-Bon Softball 1,2,3,45 Librarian 1, F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Student Council Representative 15 Band 15 Re- view Staff Typist 45 Magazine Campaign Captain 1,25 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Class Secretary 35 Cheerleader 2,3. BRUCE MARTIN BURGOYNE General Bruce Basketball 1,2,35 F.F.A. 15253, 45 Treasurer 4. I3 RICHARD EARL BONSEY College Dick Football 1,2,3,45 Track Team 152,45 Gym Show 253,45 Wres- tling Team 3,45 Varsity Club 4. LOUIS FREDERICK CAMPBELL College Nose Baseball l,2,3,45 Football 1,25 3,45 Wrestling 45 Gym Team 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Vice- President 35 President 45 Maga- zine Campaign Captain 3,45 Math. Club 25 French Play 35 Class President 45 M.T.A. Award 3. ARTHUR RANDALL C HASE College Randy M.T.A. Award 35 Junior Var- sity Basketball 1 . ELLEN MARIE DAY General Day Softball 1,3545 Assistant Mana- ger 35 Manager 45 Librarian 1, 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 25 Vice-President 35 President 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Cho- rus 1,25 Band 2,35 Review Staff 45 Junior Exhibition 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. RONALD ALAN COFFIN College Ron FootballManager 35 Basketball 1,25 Review Staff 354. GLORIA ANN COLE College Gloria Basketball 15 F.H.A. 15253545 Student Council 2,3545 Secre- tary 35 Review Staff 45 Major- ette 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Jun- ior Play 3. I4 DOROTHY EVELYN CLUKEY General Dottie Basketball 1, Assistant Mana- ger 2,35 Softball 15 Assistant Manager 25 Manager 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 153,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3. CARL OWEN DOW General Carl Football 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ,l HELEN ELIZABETH DOW Commercial Helen F.H.A. 1 ERNEST LYFORD FAIRBROTH ER, JR. College Ernest Math Club 2,33 French Play 33 M.T.A. Award 3. GORDON EARL ENGSTROM College Gordie Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Football 2,3,43 Gym Team 23 Basketball l,2,3, 43 Wrestling Team 4g Review Staff 4g Varsity Club 3,43 French Play 3s Class Vice-President 43 Most Valuable Player Award 43 Senior Play 4. J UDITH MAE ENGSTROM General Inky Softball 1,23 F.H.A. 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3g Girls' Chorus 3. I5 REBECCA ANN DOWNS Commercial Becky BRUCE ALBERT FARRAR College Rock' Baseball lg Junior Exhibition 3 Senior Play 4. DORIS EDEE GAMMON College Doris F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Chorus 1,23 Band l,2, 3,45 Secretary 2, Review Staff 4gJunior Play 35 Senior Play 4, French Play 35 Class Vice- President 3. GLORIA GENE GOODINE General Glory F.H.A. 1. BRIDGETT SUE GIORDANO Commercial Bridge F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,4g Varsity Chorus 4g Girls' Chorus 2,33 Band 1,23 Pony Staff 43 Senior Play 4, Review Staff Typist 4. ALBERT LEON GREEN College Al Basketball 1 . SHARON LORRAINE HALL Commercial Sharon Softball lg F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Point Chairman4g Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1, Pony Staff 45 Review Staff Typist 3 ,4g Varsity Club 4, Cheerleader 3,4g Cap- tain 4g Senior Play 4. PAUL HENRY GREY General Paul F.F.A.1,2,3,4. 16 DOROTHY MARY HERSEY Commercial Dotty F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Pony Staff 4. SANDRA JEAN HUNTINGTON Commercial Sandra F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1, 4gGirls'Chorus 1,25 Pony Staff 43 Review Staff Typist 4g Elec- trical Test Winner 2. ,9- SALLY JEAN HICHBORN College Sally F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Review Staff Business Manager 43 Junior Play 3g Senior Play 4. LYNNE MARIE HOWE Commercial Howie Basketball1,2g Softball 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Librarian 15 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Girls' Cho- rus lg Review Staff Typist 45 Pony Staff 45 Magazine Cam- paign Captain lg Cheerleader 3, 4g Senior Play 4. I7 CAROLYN HESKETH College Carolyn F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Bluebelles 1,2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Secretary4g Review Staff 45 M. T.A. Award 3g Girls' State Alternate 3. CAROLYN MARIE J OHNDRO Commercial Cay F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Representative 15 Pony Staff 4g Review Staff Typist 4. A 91 DAVID OWEN LIBBY College Dave Band 1,2,3,4g Manager 2,3g President 45 National Honor Society 3,4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Math. Club 2,3g Junior Exhibi- tion3g Penquis Award 3g Senior Play 45 French Play 35 Boys' State 33 Harvard Book Prize 35 M.T.A. Award 3. LINDA ANNE NOYES Commercial Linda F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,23 Pony Staff 4g Review Staff Typist 4. NEIL ANTHONY MALLETT College Neil Mixed Chorus lg Math. Club 3g M.T.A. Award 3. THOMAS KEITH LYFORD College Lyford' Basketball 15 Chess 35 Presi- dent 3. SANDRA SYLVIA NOYES General Sandy F.H.A. 1. WALDO RICHARD MERRILL College Joe 18 CHERYLEE OLSEN General Sherry Softball 2,3545 Review Staff Art Editor 3,45 Varsity Club 4. JOEL FRANCIS PATTERSON College Joel Football45 Gym Team 2,35 Sci- ence Club 35 President 35 Jun- ior Exhibition 35 Senior Play 45 Class Secretary 154. JAMES EVANS PAGE College Jim Football Manager 1,25 Varsity Club 2,3,4. JACK FRANKLIN PLUMMER, JR. General Jack F.F.A.1,2,3,4. .I X Q, 1 55 - ' '..wf I , ARTHUR JOSEPH PERKINS General Art Track Team 25 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Shop Foreman 4. I9 STEPHEN HOLLIS PRATT College Steve Football Manager 3,45 Basket- ball Manager 35 Track Team 1 25 Varsity Club 4. ' EARL STEPHEN ROBINSON College Earl Football 3,45 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Gym Team 2,3,45 Track Team 15 Varsity Club 4. CAROL ELEANOR SPEED Home Economics Carol Basketball 15 Softball 1,25 Gym Team35 Librarian 35 F.H.A. 1, 2,3,45Mixed Chorus 1,35 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Review Staff 45 Cheerleader 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. ELLEN JUNE SMITH Commercial Ellen Basketball 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Representative 15 Pony Staff 45 Editor-in-Chief45 Review Staff Typist45 Majorette l,2,3,45 C0- Captain 35 Captain 45 Junior Play 35 Class Treasurer 2,3,4. WAYNE RONALD SMITH General J Smitty F.F.A. 2,3,4. 20 GERALD VERNON ROLLINS General Jerry Football l,2,35 F.F.A. 3,4. BETTY-JANE STANHOPE College Betty F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Historian 25 Secretary 35 State Historian 45 Mixed Chorus 153,45 President 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2, 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Review Staff 3,45 Assistant Edi- tor 35 Editor-in-Chief 45 Maga- zine Campaign Captain 1,2,35 Junior Exhibition 35 Senior Play 45 French Play 35 Girls' State 35 State Treasurerg Town Clerk5 Office Girl 1,25 Help Youth Pur- sue Opportunity fH.Y.P.O.J Youth Leader 45 Student Coun- cil 3. 'QKQ '5- STE PHEN CRAIG TAYLOR General Steve F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Reporter 4. SHERRYL LOUISE TURNER Home Economics Sherri F.H.A. 1,45 Girls' Chorus 15 Review Staff Typist 4. RONALD EMERSON THOMAS General Carney Basketball 1,2535 Track Team 45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 President 35 Varsity Club 2,3,4. IRENE LINDA TUMOSA Commercial Rene Basketball 35 Softball 2,3,4 Gym Team 3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,3,45 Girls Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 2 3,4 Varsity Chorus 45 Pony Stalf 45 Review Staff Typist 3,4. 21 ROBERT DANA THOMAS College Bobby Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football l,2, 3,45 Captain 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Captain 35 Review Staff 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Vice- President 25 President 35 French Play 35 Boys' State 35 Class President l,2,35 Senior Play 4. BARBARA LOUISA VARNUM College Barb Wo o d l and High School 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 45 Band 4, Sen- ior Play 45 National Honor Soci- ety 3,45 M.T.A. Award 3. RICHARD HILL VARNUM JOHN THOMAS VET? College ..DiCk,. General . John TI. ack Te am 2,35 Wrestling Greenville High School 1. Team 3,45Gym Team 25 F.F.A. 15 Student Council 45 President 45 Junior Exhibition 35 Penquis Award 35 Senior Play 45 Class Vice-President 2. SENICR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: J. Patterson fSecretaryJ, L. Campbell QPresidentJ, E. Smith fTreasurerj, G. Engstrom CVice-Presidentj. STANDING: Mr. Glover fAdvisorJ, Miss Chapman CAdvisorj. 22 v I P l CLASS HISTCDRY With few jitters the freshman class of 1964 cheerfully greeted Foxcroft Academy, determined to make their presence known. We survived the short Freshman Week under the leadership of President, Robert Thomas, Vice- President, Nancy Buck, Secretary, Joel Patterson, and Treasurer, Earl Robinson. Our Student Council representatives were Ronald Thomas, Lynne Howe, and Bonnie Blood. We were not only well represented on the honor roll, but we also endowed many school organizations with talented members of our class. Although our only activity was an unsuccessful car wash, we enthusiastically vowed to return to Foxcroft Academy and plan for some type of class trip. As Sophomores we gained in leadership and scholastic abilities with the help of President, Robert Thomas, Vice- President, Richard Varnum, Secretary, Nancy Buck, and Treasurer, Ellen Smith. The Student Council representatives were Gloria Cole, Lynne Howe CSecretary7, and Ronald Thomas. Our class was well represented in musical activities, sports, clubs, and on the honor roll. For our Junior class officers we elected President, Robert Thomas, Vice- President, Doris Gammon, Secretary, Bonnie Blood, and Treasurer, Ellen Smith. The Student Council members were Lynne Howe and Betty-Jane Stanhope. We were very proud when Ronald Thomas was elected president of the Student Council and Gloria Cole became secretary. Our class was represented by three cheer- leaders, two majorettes, five boys on the varsity basketball team, several girls on the basketball team, many vocalists, and several instrumentalists. We were represented in the Junior Exhibition, Penquis Prize Speaking, the Junior Play, the Contest Play, and the Maine Debate Tournament. As Seniors we elected President, Louis Campbell, Vice-President, Gordon Engstrom, Secretary, Joel Patterson, and Treasurer, Ellen Smith. Gloria Cole and Ronald Thomas represented us on the Student Council. Members of our class once more gave their services to many school organizations. We had five of our boys on the championship football team that won the Penquis League title and tied for the State Class D titles. Betty-Jane Stanhope was elected Future Home- makers of America State Historian and became a youth member of the H.Y.P.O. Committee, she encouraged students to stay in school. Nancy Buck was a winner in a national contest sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English. Some of our classmates have already been accepted at colleges, many of us plan to continue our education after high school. Although we are sorry to leave our Alma Mater, we are anxious to see what the future will bring to us. Nancy Buck 23 WHO'S CLASS FARMERS Carolyn and Richard gs! fl' mx, - fm -- , 1 ff 'f'f2i , ALWAYS LATE Ellen and Randy Syl, 1 V V ,A DID MOST FOR THE CLASS ' my y jfs Q Betty-Jane and Bobby ' E55 'k': if-1.52 tis, ' ff' BEST DANCERS Gordon and Ellen , 1 if A ,. l nA 2 fy if , ,. i ES U l'AA BEST DRESSED L d 1 MOST ATHLETIC ynne an Joe Bobby and Lynnette BEST SMILE Bruce and Sharon C LASS CLOWNS CLASS COUPLE Ellen and Randy MosT SCHOOL-SPIRITED Ronnie and Ellen Bobby and Sharon 24 CLASS BOMBERS Ellen and Randy FRIENDLIEST .:-': '1 1 21 2 Xf'1 I, '-if? 5-'.E?:'. ',-5..--Zigi..-'i awww? .2 2...-r.:::.'.':.-:'.:.f - c an P'-'-::::: -. A. aww. V lgnegamsn f aus ' .. 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' ,A V., , , , 5, - 'wi W . ,sffe:f.ak ' 'V :ne Q 3 A. Jggglffrilyft, 39: didnt'-9 .. LfR '5 - at ',,f,.R,Q4, ,L Q .5 ,. .,,l,-Q a'.?,j'f'? y ,Va I'm always busy! fNancy Bucky 1 .sg lausqg . ,,w,,- 1 gs Piano Recital 09573 L. Bell in im J Q5 -,. ' JM., f ' W 1' 'Q H' I ag' 1 -1 W : QQ -' - .et H 0,5 Q 'V , , , ,jzpinksgl Q,-mdi , I l g wh K I ' B 'L ,IQ X 541- 1 .ii 9 . K V. . .5 git' , ,- . B M my mlm' .L+ N .',23.m i V? 45 3 5' X H was s 1 F K 3 ks -F' Jn - lla 5 131 B B 4 Q Q f y . V' 8 A' Thlrd Grade P1cn1c 119555. J. Engstrom f y? S .. 1:-lg-le-Vusyg? , ' if J .Q K 3,0 5: gift , L 4.. f w After all, we're cousins! CSandra gl Ear Innocent looking, aren't I? CEarD I -n S . 5 kr ms fig Bfxgv 1 ' L' Barnes HAPPY BIRTHDAY! B, Blood 28 U N We were sweet ONCE! QMinstrel Show 1953-D. Albee, L. Howe, Brown, B. Stanhope, C. Stitham, J. Anderson.J Technically speaking . . CD. Libby! No one is going to cook my goose! fEarl Robinson! G. What's this, a co-ed. pajama party'?!? CR. Nutter, B. Stanhope, D. Gammon, S. Huntington, A. Chase.J graft , 'V g ,, I ,-' Q, 1 . it W ...,n .Q 7 'df' ' V' al.. .,' . f . ' ' S t .,., . ' - , A a -f-away! Engstrom S. Pratt - Yss, . fg,.,Q.,.:,w,1tf.. ff,.n .Ewa -. if-. -, n... .A-,wafff f. fm - f . tv ff- wa.ffw,w . V g Y' ,gnxx This boy's going S -Q' places! CD. -Qfgf' , Libby? - -' . ,Q V 1 K ,35,.? 3 K . ' K ., , .SHR f ff. Carla and Carol Baird R. Thomas L. Howe, E. Day, S. Turner, M. Crockett l ' f .'. .,.2 --:Q f .4 ' . , .. 5 34? '- A 2 ' 7 f 1- ' - -' 'R f' f . ' , wi fvwv 1 if-, -k f I ' ' ' , l .1 1 V t4f'e1m , in v H., 3. . 5 tv . J' fig I .., f ,!'i , .gf + , ., K . Q ,kg MW,.f it is V A Q r lfvgygf' 2 ,-,.f , I ' ,. ' 'H E ' q-Q33 . aggg, C f fs ' a 5' 1 ,JY . . t U 6 Rub-a-dub-dub, C 4 Sandra's in the tub! S wir , ' 9 ,wx , Vgiqf'-Legg? fS.BishopJ . ' f'e:'14a. ii- , ghk V, . NXJ 1 haf ffm-.F Well, at least we have graduated once! CFIRST ROW: G. Cole, B. Blood, B. Stanhope, SECOND ROW: D. Ruksznis, C. Stewart, B. Brawn-1951.3 29x as 404-M? , .A fa' I B I W. Smith S. Turner T. Lyford C. Olsen ff, 1 -..dm , A: ':- . - H. v- f, ,. . 1 - 5 H , , 1. mf. 4 mtv . 'V T115 1 , ' -f : ' ' if 4, X .A :J t ':v'.'1+w...,W.-5' r K 3- ji,-1-7 f i Q 1 3 . Q yy. . :'- , 2' y g ' l fx-ff? m, wig . 5 ' ,, .- -f . R. Thomas B. Varnum B. G1ordano W- Merrlll Q S. Huntington S' Noyes i ,,,...,. ,, fi, 3 FI? .. lrf 1' , ,L V - gigspz ' B 5 of Oh no! Clilrnestj 1, -M . , , ,, , . , ,Sleek I 511- W Q bf h 5 . gr Ma. .1 r Vi., 1 1 ' M Ty, fy ' f: f' . , 3:8 , V. .--, ' . ' , W .,,. , V . My bossy and I. CC. Heskethb . f? X , See, lwant to be a veterinarian. CB. Varnumj as fm K -in-. ' 9 L. Noyes Blah, those meals! fLouisD E. Smith j 'B ' . G f ,,f.1:q l fliigmg l M l .2 - , w v - - -J ' .Q A V 5, ' .r'5 N..f': V ,,. y J. Patterson C. J ohndro 30 E 6 C-H155 .JWJWQ , '- V .. HL - ' L' 'bwlf suixz ' f My curls . fNeilJ 2? K w ' x .if 5 gpg... . L- B911 Z- ' f rf 1 5 ffl' 5 ' uw' ' B ' -'S 1, J . Page N . i-nC. A m . 'Di J. Plummer Rock-a-bye baby. KL. Barnesb all v - ig? 4 , 155' if R 1 S pf G. Cole R. Downs if ' f ' ... ' E S . 5 W L i,. 1 1. - fix A. Green . li ig .. Q4 f ' ' gb 4. S' A ' 1 3. ' S? W. 'T Wg?f.i U ' 1 1:9 Devil in dis- guise. CCarolj 4 L. Campbell Q .- . 4 'i?i gi, ,Qs 1. , '53 7' .14 ' ggi J. Engstrom iw ff 2 F 2 ff' fs ' ' iiN,4 . - ,, fm QSM W H , 9,535.1 A .. . m 4 Q , , A 1 Q If ' L. Noyes Whew! fSallyJ N. Buck in I L . 215-Z? f' . 2 W w it . 1 .. ' ' A. Chase Carl and Helen Dow .F Hwy! f , . Y. ' f ,,, ., V ,i .1 . X IST- f f x Q. . W .51 ..5L ,M . , ff .:..f V ...V . ,.. 2 . A . Q.. - ,..k,...k!..,.. . wi, . ' 5 Q 2 4 f ,- . ,. y ' g J, . Qgipffl? fl lc gg' :Z Q. J. .Ai QIKXYN r..4,.X'fQ ' f Digi Watching all the boys go by. CL. Howej .1-5 fy. 'Q 1 ,fx R. Coffin M 2 . X Q . ..,, .,..,.. ,. -.gm 5. E. Fairbrother C 'Tig it Q fs ,K ,K ..., , WZ H 4 1 H .. K v D. Clukey L fvf . M- wwf ,..,,,.' , if 5 Q t, ,ji S. Hall - Wg- . li ,,,, . .K V L Peek-a-boo! KI. Tumosaj lfff C. Hesketh L. Howe S. Huntington i H n r's H L l - S -fl Q. . ..' b, - .,, -' ff-i Q T5 Y'-.a 'V T. Lyford S. Bishop S. Hichborn O-O-0-O! KMyrt1ey In Tumosa .... llle S r 1 L islsr 'f . . 5 , SFS . L'.,,L 5 fl M., g-if ,Q l V rfis- w if 342' 2 1 Va . ff . s , w . H srlsi .. i l f f it 0 ' I V,VL S S. Hall S. Turner S. Taylor 31 B. Stanhope E. Robinson ue. -:fu .. ,. X 3 . I E. Day ff . ' ' 1 3? . 5. J Qi 4 l 1 a 2 wif - 4, . .U , - s . .F Q f D. Gammon ai 5155 . ff! ' D. Hersey Linda 81 Sandra X X 'I' egg. F D. Libby D. Clukey 5 -7 .Q , .55 E. Smith HONORS AND AWARDS MTA AWARDS SEATED: N. Buck, C. Hesketh, B. Var- num, S. Bishop. STANDING: S. Pratt, R. Thomas, D. Libby, E. Fairbrother L. Campbell, A. Chase, N. Mallet. 7 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CL.to R.JD.Libby, B. Stanhope, B. Varnum QWoodland High Schooll, N. Buck. TEN TOP SE NIORS V OI' THE ROSE AWARDS SEATED: E. Smith, S. Hall, C. Hesketh, D. Gammon, N. Buck. STANDING: D. Libby, S. Huntington, B. Varnum, B. Stanhope, L. Campbell. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD Gordon Engstrom HARVARD BOOK PRIZE David Libby DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Betty-Jane Stanhope GIRLS' STATE AND BOYS' STATE SEATED: C. Hesketh, Alternateg N. Buck, Senatorg B. Stanhope, Town Clerk and State Treasurerg S. Bishop, Alternate. STANDING: R. Thomas, D. Libby. 33 CLASS OF 1963 Baird, Carol: Working in Sebec. Bell, James: Working in Dover-Foxcroft. Bolstrige, Dale: In the Navy. Boone, Sheila: At Aroostook State Teachers College. Bragon, Robert: In the United States Air Force. Bragdon, Randon: At the University of Maine. Brown, Everett: Working in Dover-Foxcroft. Butler, Sandra: Working in Dover- Foxcroft. Carter, Nancy: At Hanover School of Modeling in Connecticut. Clark, Albert: Working in Dover- Foxcroft. Clark, Gail: At the I. B. M. School in Portland. Clark, Linda: At Farmington State Teachers College. Cochrane, Jean: Working in Dover-Foxcroft. Cook, Clarence: Married and living in Dover- Foxcroft. Cookson, Eva: At Husson College in Bangor. Crabtree, Eunice: Working in Dover- Foxcroft. Crommett, Barry: Post Graduate at Foxcroft Academy. Delue, Margaret: At Farmington State Teachers College. Emery, Sharon: At I. B. M. School in Portland. Engstrom, Evelyn: At I. B. M. School in Portland. Fairbrother, Pamela: At Twin City Beauty School in Brewer. Gerry, Bonnie: At I. B. M. School in Portland. Giordano, Roxanne: Training to be a nurse. Godreau, Anna: At Berkshire Christian College in Massachusetts. Grant, Bruce: Post Graduate at Foxcroft Academy. Hersey, Pamela: Married and living in Dover- Foxcroft. Higgins, Linda: Working in Dexter. Jones, Karen: Living in Sebec. Johndro, Ernest: Working in Dover-Foxcroft. Lamson, Lawrence: At I. B. M. School in Portland. Levensalor, Lawrence: Working in Dover- Foxcroft. Libby, Mary: Married and living in Dover- Foxcroft. Lyford, Charlene: Working in Dexter. Macomber, Sally: Training at the Eastern Maine General Hospital. Morrison, Fred: Working in Dover-Foxcroft. Nicholas, Louis: Working in Dover-Foxcroft. Nickerson, Edward: Working in Dover- Foxcroft. Nutter, Janice: At Washington State Teachers College. Perkins, Patricia: Training at the Eastern Maine General Hospital. Peterson, Nils: Living in Sebec. Pinkerton, Patricia: At Southern California College. Preble, Marilee: At Husson College. Pratt, Owen: Post Graduate at Foxcroft Academy. Robinson, J ohn: At the University of Maine. Rollins, Pamela: At the I. B. M. School in Portland. Rowell, Jeffery: Working in Dexter. Rounds, Daniel: At the University of Alaska. Ruksznis, Ronald: At the University of Maine. Ruksznis, Shirley: At the Northern Conservatory of Music in Bangor Sargent, Carolyn: Working in Bangor. Sally, Skip: Working in Dexter. St. Pierre, Jean: Married and living in Dover- Foxcroft. Strout, Rachel: Working in Bangor. Shaw, David: In the Navy. Trottier, Jacqueline: Married and living in Dover- Foxcroft. Taylor, Harley: Working in Dover- Foxcroit. Taylor, Jeffery: At the University of Maine. Varnum, Robert: At the University of Maine. Warren, Julie: At the University of Maine. Williams, Donald: At the University of Maine. 34 1 . E UNDERCLASSMEN w , . I X. ,Mix Xi-.2-Y 1 I 5 GYXMMQ Q A f, LX? v K in WWW M k 45 U If I L m Q E D. Albee f . ' G 9 J. Anderson '42 4 x ., ,ive 'W .. . B. Berube .,...-vf'- - K gq 7' W' N5 . Butler ,J E . Danforth E? nnnn V H G. Dyer - ' ,lr . . -gig. 'WU W Q ww. .J ig . ' D. Finley CLASS OF 1965 f: 5 : 3-JIIE : J. Anderson J . Bradbury 'L X fy S - F. Campbell gk ,.... -.ae 'a ' an-u.. :: K 9? ,E .f A. Dow Q hi 2 f l ,. K -. .F 'ya 15 S. Edgerly .1 V m , an 4 Q ,.,,,.?. . Nw K. Floyd ,AX 121 .4 x . Q. 3 'K 'rx af ar' KN. K -af.. ri- f..-fgs '1fi.i T5-V -- K. Anderson fu 'Q ,. , ak M. 5 was gy Q. M. Bradford .hr 'if S. Clark T +4 F. Dow M. Ellery if 'hu A. Gerry S161 Y K xx 11 K 1 ,wyfrfw .V ,f 355.-,L . G. Andrews 1 i .sw a m S. Bragdon N K l 1 -1:.'- A' 1 ' 'fig D. Coy is 2 ni X. M. Dow E. Fabian ...ac - .Q J . Goodine 5 C. Allen q .. in .iw ::. A f .a...,Q' V' A VV.. . l flif I . .,.- lh ' 'A:',L B. Baird J. Barnes Q A L. Burgess T. Bush F ...,. . . D. Cole P. Cole w w f M. Dugay G. Dunham H . ous. A .g g i f ,':- 1 M. Fair N. Fairbrother W. 'ir fi I ,, ff 'f ' Fi 5 k a' , R. Grant R. Green G. Green . s .,.,..,A.., D. Hill E. J udkins ff F Q' Y-if .JM . , . ,.. . 'Q . .. 'w' N. Klimavicz E , hx A V ' G 'fe . Mayhew ., mwah if . 51' ta 5 T. Merrill uv..-x ETH ' .xii J. Perkins 'QQK C. Hall E. Howard R. Judkins L. Knowlton B. Maynard rx VW. K .Nm ,, IA' G. Nelson 1 6 3 ql H- .egg 15533 , 2. , ' L. Peterson xv x ll k wr-'A S . Hall ., .-...wk -Q E 3 ff- . ' . s M ' .. .. .- sm ,1 ff 1. C. Hoxie S 1. - , .Q +4.01 . r . . A. Kimball is -3 .if 1 W EJ: Lanpher ... D. Merrill N -m. aka. We D. Nickerson hm 1 M' ' f - X. 'Ven-.. ' ' - ., J e- Tj fx A. Plourde l ff ..l,., 4 K S. Hamlin . 7 -jx' L ,fig V 11: 5 ' S. Huff . 5 W. Kimball :' ' ' 'Q-. E. Lary QR I x 1, - G. Merrill Bggsiflgw .L f. 4 'X ma 1. 43 4-'V . xx J . Nutter . zz. 1, . kg? K. Olsen 3 x A as -ll H. Hayes In .,. 1 Av ,, gg M :.: ' L. Jenkins . E. Ki g .nw - f, C. Loguercio BTW' 1? 4 Y. i g . ,.. K.. ,L J. Merrill LLQLQ Q QE? A41 . W' .41 ,, K . fi X . . G. Pe K. Hews ' SW DL J ohndro . l . .Z , A: . ff . . N. King - 1, . K ,., ,aw L. 1 1 4 . , . pi' Qi ' Cl. Marks g wx A .rr , mga' .. K S. Q 'FH J.Me gg M 'E' ' ESE' rri 1 . ., . 1 5' R42 4... 5 ' lillfiif. . k W fs- if X 5 'HN 1 . K ' . , .,- .fff ., C. Plummer K.iPlummer LL. Pu l en S .L ,, gzk E , phlh 4 i f ' Z K Qz . .11 ii . IV L u i Y ' S. 5 K I it T. Richardson M. Roberts D. Ruksznis . H? f., -t f . . , C sf- ' - - 11 , ss- 1 g.. A.: f .,: J 1, ,Ak:: :I K 553 5. .lv R L A if . ',,, 1 I . if., , W. Small C. Smart A. Smith Q, Q E. I ., .K N. Snow G. Stevens C. Stitham .... S n . D. Thomas C. Veno S. Weymouth Not pictured: Roger Perkins Doug Smith Ronald Engstrom Fred Spaulding CLASS HISTORY The class of 1965 began another year at Foxcroft Academy with 106 members. At our first class meeting we elected the fo 1 l ow in g officers: Pres.-M. Dugayg V. Pres.-K. Hewes, Sec.-J. Merrill, Treas.-J. Anderson. The members in Student Council were Alan Coy, Kristen A nder s on , Linda Knowlton, and Douglas Smith. Againthis year we were well represent- ed in the school activities s uc h as F.F.A., F.H.A., Varsity Club, debating, Review Staff, sports, cheering and majorettes, band and chorus. Alan Smith wa s e 1 e ct e d to the first st ring of the Little Ten Conference team. Nancy King w a s e le c t e d co- chairman of District C. This past year we s p o n s o r e d Junior Prize Speaking, the J uni o r Plays, and the Junior-Senior Prom. A x , A 1 f . if -'. N e sk f., A S. Ruksznis B. Saunders L. Shepardson . ,...,.. is. .. , . I ' x - X. 2 A' K. Smith L.Smith M. Snow A ,,.. . ..-- . i.t' Y- ,. A J IIQLA K'k'aa, w5 J. Stone M. Stone R. Sweetser CLASS OFFICERS i Left to right: seated- J.Anderson, Treas., J. Merrill, Sec. Standing- M. Dugay, Pres., absent- K. Hewes, V. Pres. The diligent juniors now realize the importance of an education. Books and more books ........... 'a' I v sf. ' 14125. If wuz - . .i H.. Lx , 1. .. of if ff W' a- 1 -V.. J .L fer W A .vi W kia 'P 5 A -ff. :W J B. Ames l S. Ames S. Bent K .... at A ,-re. Q .n ffsfi A . Q .fi - ., f ,L.. ,A R. Brown A X' W 1-v ? :f .. A W Q. Clark F 1 'il riff C sg - 'si . M. Decker I ' ,v ' fr ' eee M. Giordano X X., . 5 . R. A 1 4 5 fe, Va F. Andrews Q' 1 4 ..'5'a lg. m..r..2, rlilg ,K . .. .. L. Blodgett Y K Q ...J L- s 'm L. Buck .LQ 5599 1 . K 1 WV A rx 'Hx M. Cole I.,A k.,.., K my ,A D. Dow 5 ' 550 W,-A: . na ' D. Grant CLASS OF 1966 Qi' X 4 R. Annis K i in figs J . Bonsey 1 5 X- H . ff x E Q J . Cambridge X 'Q A 'ww M. Collins if ' - ,i L. Dyer A 43 mv , T . Grant T -.gg D. Austin HSE. , , L. Bradbury qi 7... ',,L ,. Qfgw,Qmy. i . ' if si? B. Chambers .Y L. Crockett A 1 W 1 P. Badger xc x .. '3? 'H . 1 it 1 E. K. Bradford i iggf Chambers , f, T . Davis ,. ..M. Qi. S i... i n .... R. Earley J. Edgerly 2, si ,, ' A nsrr vi' Q. ' - f '1fgJf K. Green K. Hall D . Am i K 'Dv QV 5+ E 1 .. 3352.3 ,. l LYiZ1? 'f L. Beaupre S, . B D. Bragg N TB. ,W-..e - 1 V -. in C. Clmase - -.- . , FC Y l B. Dean i ' w ii K . wk Wx D. Engstrom , fax- ' . 1 X as 1 T. Hamlin 4 H 2, wi K. ' H ca: 1.11-we-fx D. Harrington i f Q ' JS B. at 1. 1g,ix,.4k K, .1 . , H. Jenkins V3.2 Qi mv 4 3 .. 5 E' 1? V X ' .. 2... L ... rimme- ',h' 'i Jn' ' -, ' 5 J . London L. Mitchell 'f 1 - W 2 W. Perkins 5. Q 5' 0 111 Q . H. A fvzw ify. 522 1: Q ' P. Raymond . M . w, , .. z .-,ix G. Shorey .. 2.2.3 . ,. V. 9 :JK . EEA? J . Harvey in Lyl' .. ze'-1 S. J ohndro . M .,,.,, am ' . K. . ' P L. Lunt '- ., s HSM . x X F I .. F, H is E. Munson L wg 'J x D . Phillips xr 9' 4' vn- . -1 . ,.,, ZW, X 1 1 F. Robinson .. v uf ' . 'NU-s X W E . Smith ... W .. W . LL: 'N 5 aim.. '-Q A. Hayes Q ew W .. f . f H' . g-'Juv-Yaf 5,41 af . S. Johnston 1 .. v ,- .2 if 3 w L uri.. ,-'J 5. P. Lyford a - 'L . Agia G. Murch D. Plummer .3 f , sf 213 ., af . ' , KN P. Roderick , ...il W : .. . W. Smith .- k M.. . Q QV .3515 f . his-P M .... M. Heath 'Q FY' ' R. Lewis j y .gen is 'R gg: . W 1 .fwfr it H. Maynard 5 . 5? 4 . f 4:2 ' WV: . W, . .Q M. McDonald M ,, , 5 . 3 .1 ,W,J .1 D. Powell Q rt' 9 'f 55 Y . Swift 4' M. Sanborn -. . 3 ' Rafi 55 2:5:..f : '. J . Stanley 40 g, 3 A 'rg' y ' - .,-- I 9 K ' .Tv J. Hoxie ...j if D. Libby N -fa H. i?lz f4?'f!'.f2 -vw e Hx Ag . .f.:f .f.g,, -. A D. Meade Q ...,. .bm C. Nickerson .+ in Sv , , 2... g if S 1. R. Pratt wif- . x Quint, ' .. . ir 2. .,.f D. Sargent V6 i D. Stevens we 2 , .. sI , . . . . .ff S. Hurd A ,figs 1, 4.1. .2 , J 1 ' ..,.. J. Loguercio . ,. ...V . Q L ? .. A. Merrill Y J it 71 . . M. Nutter Q . N P. Preble E '?ii.f 'aY35' 7, v M K. Shaw If B. St. Pierre A L , My .., lb fi is ssss h ilrr - i ' ' 'ff'f,.. 3' 'i flu x . . 'X , L. Taylor S. Taylor J. Thomas R. Thornton ,jk A t 5 kk' z .a hw N h H ' 1 7 4 . ' V' ' 9 , . m y 'A -.L '-'k , . ,. ' 5 4.2 V . 1-' :, .VZ . D. Weatherbee J. Weatherbee J. Weymouth J. White Not pictured: L. Godreau CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore clas s began this year with 94 students. We elected the following officers: Anne Hayes-President Frances Robinson-Vice President Lenora Bradbury-Treasurer Kathy Shaw-Secretary O u r s t u d e nt council representatives were: Susan Taylor Bobby Earley Wendy Murch Bobby Annis The Freshmen Reception was the first social event of the y ear and was very suc- cessful. Many of our students have been active in band, chorus, basketball, football, cheerleading, F.H.A., and majorettes. Two of our boys received their letters and jackets for football, and three girls received scho- g .f . P if Ffffvy . My kv V59-40 A S 5 Q S. Tumosa Warren - V. X R. White N l CLASS OFFICERS Left to right-seated: Anne Hayes- President! Francis Robinson-Vice President t Lenora Bradbury-Treasurer Kathy Shaw-Secretary I lastic high honors. Kathy Shaw The glitter of new class rings holds the complete attention of sophomores. Nothing is more beautiful than this symbol of finally being an upperclassman . . . 4 l L. Bailey ' K w was X Z Bi :QQ wx, gl Q J if a ' 5 N W Q 4 Wffffi C. Betts .r' P.. . 1:12.- if ,R 3 sf X v R. Carver .M -Q if .ag Wa...-H' .J J. Clukey Q1 9. , il r A Sys H. Cuthbertson 2? D. Bishop X155 J- ' ,.,.g -- i , D. Cliambers 'H if Wy . is iw-Mk' v -W! ' .9 , W X J. Cole . . .... f: k !:N - . fx T. Decker S I V: . li .5 A fx ? ..., . J A ow.. -. m.g... - W 1.g..s I U.. J. Frederic ' i .1 'X Jw P. Hall D. Gagnon me nl l- .Vkk hilt 'fiifir : f 2 'yfiffwff 4 J . Hamlin CLASS OF 1967 fi. ,- . J . s . if' isa. S. Bragdon 1. K if -gif .-siiii, 3 ' A. Chase J. Cole .. . K i n l j , F1 . :. 1 , , F. Doore :Q . 22 aw NY -f. Q I1 .3 ,- .W gy 51. 4 3.5552 XM Nr C. Giordano ' x as . .-:l l , wa . '1xw f'f'? I QM . , -1. M. Hamlin f .a l D. Bryant T. Burns V ..i. ,ag B. Chase V f : ,, J. Collins W L if J e' 'fy .L I lb ,A if Q 4 , . la - X my as gi ' Z W. Downs M. .' V . W ' ',NY E. Glover 4 , Y'-Ls' .1 ,f Q R. Hanson ff- L- J. Clark -:5M5f'f':' ...if L55 'lf . sa 5 Ji. is W ., .xx M. Conley 'X ff V , in E. Emery 2 'fm K. Grant M. Harvey Pix . '.QLa!f'.:. Q I fun A D. Barnes Ns ' '. .i - M. Bush . iq . - ,.... 5? E 'A Q ' L. Clark X' A , f'fi?Lf'f v ' 5 3 H. Crocker QA., ., :' ,..,, af L ' 'W 5.5, wk' . f, K. Emery 1 ,,, Q f L. Gray 1,2 lsr Irk W N. Harvey ., N' - ..' oi .7 Q. J. Herring J . Kelley ,..- . + - an-' 'NZ . ?rWf.1ii.1i il in 'E S' 7- V i wa. 1. il- ..,. ., . K. Libby . W' f K . .if 1 N' ...ie ..,, M . M .ig 3 A .,,,WlW, . J . Milton 'f 3 ' N 4' d N. Nicholas ,, .H ...,., .... ,.. . J . Plummer A T . . 5 s 'K am, 'Q i new +f:seti1.ffz.. L ggwgggf swf., I , x f F4 '11 -Q R. Herring . ff ,953 P. Kimball lvl 5233 , rw , -H' 4 R. Maynard 1 -, x , M., 2, ,. 1 minus R. Mitchell S. W' 1. G at a . iv, 5 L. Nickerson M. Pratt en. A 'es . L f'4f5-'15 yliy ,..,,,i, , ii J. Richards N. Rideout -. 4 4 , ,fn f . 1- YM? ri. N' P. Hews Qty ' 2 61 . 3 S 1 3.2 A. King la 4 .1, I 1,1 . Sigffiw ,Nil fig ? .,.. W 4 X J. Merrill 'Q ' X fig D. Moen si A '. . X11 , ka 15 Y A . . b i. fi? K s if 1 F 3 M MS 4 Mizz. 3- . 1 , f. - X . M. Noyes .. , ,Q n ew . . an -3, gi, is gy? icky j., B. Pray New-X f.. we if if .. if Wm R. Sands -M. , - i 5 A W . .'. 5 . . I K. Howell . ..Mir A r -Q Q iiabf If hw Q xg a t fi 4, K ..:f3.::.2..Z 2 wiufil K, , ,s gi X 3 S0 U, 559:25 11 T. Kitchen is-f Ti - 5 if 'gig ' 'L New M .I .. I . 'V 'kwa N ss. 'A falg! w. la., I x we N. Merrill S P. Moore jg x I ll? Yexmaih ., i - ,.,' H: X J . Nutter SR .W ii- wiv- . ax' W --v J '? . 54' f Ev . ' Q. 'fffg L. Huntington f fvfifhfigftff , lm? is A ir ..,e N gt 1... ,g,,,,., . i' .4 L. Lea.th6I'S JJ. 4 ik, ,V..,,.AY . ,, R. Merrill ' f wp IN If j, ,.. G. Munson ':' - . ' ---aff' S. Perkins ' ... l ' f iQ ixzvf .fi li oo 2 ii 424' 3, L. Preble J. Pullen . at ...-,rg 7 Q FJ if. - ' 2 , :.9M.,. Ef hsiw i sis. ' g. ei D. Sheldon D. Smart 2 A-4- Q 1 s - fx tw my if M Egg 5. 53555 M., wi g ..fPfiwxgf . ' , -1' x K Z S px.. 1 W ..... . I S I A 'Tc , qv - A i'h:'2,'X ' at 'KM -.. in D. Hutchins me . Leighton 'ff'-N-Wi K P L. Michaud f . my I .M 5. ., Q. ,x ., P. McPherson s x 1 9 f 1 gr im, K I if J 'W S . Perkins E. Richards . ix . J my' Y K 'x A. Smith . s gf - L f' 5 .. 7'.r f -4-t' -. gif i , ' ' ' - .V X. V ...V ,. r I L f 1. f? k N. if Q K., X 45. . Q, ..g,W 1? ' t r S W S. J. Smith J. Smith S. Smith V. Smith N. Stanhope W. Stewart . , , ' V ,.,. . ., et . n t . J , A pf. i ,V , ,tx .. R . ,. 5, f.:g .. X wcgfw-.1L, '--yirfvftaffk - sf?Qau.w C. Trottier R. Turner L. Warren M. Webber P. Weymouth R. White J - Q: af.. 1 '..., 9g1.......1 Ei' if c ss o c s f.' S. Wiley R. Zimmerman CLASS HISTORY This year 96 students were enrolled as freshmen. The first week of school we held our first class meeting, and elected the fol- lowing class officers: John Plummer- President Kathy Libby-Vice President Nancy Harvey-Secretary Susan Perkins-Treasurer Those chosenfor student council repre- sentatives were: Celeste Betts Don Moen Nancy Stanhope The freshmen have experienced their first year at Foxcroft Academy. They real- ize that there ar e thr ee other high school y e ar s left, but there will never be another year like their freshman year. 44 Left to right: Seated- J o hn Plum m e r , President, Kathy Libby, V. President. Standing- Nancy Harvey, Secretary, Susan Perkins, Treasurer. 1 Ns R Z 3 ACTIVITIES I I I I BAND f 2 - E . - Z S j 5. I 6 I . 3 5 s 1 el ze lst row: B. Grant, G. Andrews, B. Stanhope, S. Bishop, M. Bradford, S. Bent, M. Nutter, L. Knowlton, D. Smith, D. Libby. 2nd row: E. Bradford, C. Hesketh, A. Plourde, B. Varnurn, A. Kimball, V. Smith, M. Webber, S. Taylor, -F. Campbell, J. Pullen, M. Lanpher, R. Sweetser. 3rd row: G. Murch, N. Harvey, M. Pratt, L. Lunt, J. Plummer, C. Allen, D. Bryant, K. Emery, L. Pullen, P. Lyford, G. Nelson, H. Maynard, D. Weatherbee, T. Grant, E. Danforth. 4th row: R. Lewis, P. Leighton, N. Stanhope, J. Edgerly, K. Shaw, D. Sheldon, R. Sands, R. Turner, L. Barnes. 5th row: R. Hanson, J. Cole, T. Burns, A. Chase, L. Buck, J. Barnes, N. Buck. 6th row: K. Anderson, R. White, F. Robinson, I. Tmnosa, D. Gammon, J. Stanley, K. Libby, M. Harvey, D. Libby, S. Hichborn, Mr. Thorne. This year, the band, under the direction of Mr. Thorne, had a m embership of 70. With Kristy Anderson as drum majorette, the band did formations during halftimes of the football games. The band also performed at the Colby- Springfield game on Nov. 4. The major per- formances given by the band were the exchange concert with Lewiston High School, the Christ- mas Concert, the Pop Concert, and the All-City Festival. The band also performed at several of the basketball games. On Feb. 29, the band sponsored the fo urth annual Winter Carnival. The dance band, now called the Blue Notes, had a very successful season. Nine band members made All-State Band. O.K. Band! Ahectic band rehearsal often brought this statement from a person to whom students owe gratitude and affection. His posit- ion on the faculty has been an enormous credit to Foxcroft Academy. His musical talent, his g e nu i n e friendship, his wise counsel, and his part in the quest for knowledge have made him r e s p e c t e d and admired by all who have been privileged to know him. For these attributes and the many others, we sincerely and humbly thank you, Mr. Thorne. MR. ROBERT THORNE 46 DANCE BAND lst row: D. Libby, F. Campbell, R. Sweetser, D. Smith, D. Libby, M. Lanpher. 2nd row: L. Barnes, F. Robinson, G. Nelson, P. Lyford, L. Pullen, H. Maynard, K. Emery. 3rd row: S. Wiley, T. Grant, E. Danforth. Not pictured: J. Plummer. ALL-STATE BAND Seated: R. Turner, T. Grant, A. Kimball. Standing: E. Bradford, M. Bradford, L. Barnes, V. Smith, L. Warren. XR 654 BAND OFFICERS L. to R. Carolyn Hesketh, Secretary, M. Bradford, V.-P r e side nt , David Libby, Presidentg and Nancy King, Treasurer. 47 MAJORETTES QL to RJ G. Cole, G. Merrill, P. Kimball, S. Ruksznis, D. Hill, D. Albee, P. Raymond, E. Smith fCaptainJ. This year's majorettes have been one of the most active teams since the first group was organized eight years ago. The band and majorettes led the two-mile parade that honored the completion of the new main street. During the football season they performed at half-time in formations along withthe band members. At the Lewiston High School- Foxcroft Academy Exchange Concert, the majorettes protrayed toys as they did a dance routine to The March of the Toys. All the fans at the basketball games were entertained at half-time with the orig- inal precision drills and twirling by the maj orettes. 48 CHORUS lst row: J. Loguercio, J. Herring, L. Buck, N. King, D. Merrill, K. Emery, P. Hewes, S. Taylor,,N. Buck S. Hunt- ington, B. Giordano, M. Giordano, K. Howell, S. Bent, J. Richards, J. Cole, M. Heath, S. Bragdon, Hall, A. Chase. 2nd row: Mrs.Atherton, D. Clukey, C. Hall, D. Austin, L. Warren, T. Davis, S. Hichborn, K. Libbyi, P. Bradford, G. Andrews, C. Hesketh, V. Smith, A. Hayes, K. Plummer, M. Ellery, B. Chambers, J. Nutter, M. Lanpher, K. Ander- son, C. Plummer, J. Nutter, D. Libby, A. Plourde, C. Berube, L. Preble, J. Barnes, L. Barnes, N.lSnow, J. Collins, B. Stanhope, S. Bishop, L. Huntington, L. Lunt, B. Dean, C. Chase. 3rd row: S. Smith, N. Harvey, E. Bradford, J. Kelly, I. Tumosa, C. Stitham, P. Leighton, R. Turner, P. Lyford, J. Anderson, C. Trottier, B. Grant, E. Lary, L. Weymouth, S. Wiley, J. Bradbury, C. Hoxie, G. Dunham, E. Danforth, R. White, R. Sands, M. Nutter, B. Varnum, S. Perkins, N. Rideout, J. Clukey, B. Pray, C. Betts. The Foxcroft Academy Mixed Glee Club had another very successful year unde r the direction of Mrs. Lilla Atherton. The 80 members chose the following officers for the busy year: Betty Jane Stanhope, P r e s i d e nt, James Anderson, Vice- President, Sandra Bishop,l Secretary and Treasurer, and Cheryl Stitham, librarian. The Var sity Chorus consifsted of 30 out- standing members of the mixed, chorus. Both the mixed chorus and the varsity chorus partic- ipated in t he Lewiston Concert, lthe Christmas Concert, the Bangor Concert, the Pop Concert, and the All-City Festival. Ninelmembers also participated in the 1964 A11-state? chorus. wif.. You're only here, because l love you, basses. This stateme nt ofteii came from a person whose love has grown anti radiated into the life of every student in the chorus. Every- one has the greatest admiration and respect for her, be c aus e of her ideals of, character and honesty. Witha song in our heart, we will never forget our fr i e n d , counselor, and superlative chorus director, Mrs. Atherton. l MRS . LILLA ATHERT ON w l 49 l VARSITY CHORUS 1st row: D.Merril1, M. Heath, I. Tumosa, A. Plourde, N. Snow, K. Plummer, J. Barnes, L. Barnes, A. Hayes, M. Bradford, C. Stitham, B. Giordano. 2nd row: Mrs.Atherton, N. King, M. Nutter, D. Libby, R. White, E. Danforth, M. Lanpher, C.Ha1l, J.Anderson, P. Lyford, C. Plummer, G.Andrews, R. Turner, M. Ellery, N. Buck. 3rd row: C. He sketh, K. Libby, B. Grant, J. Bradbury, S. Wiley, E. Lary, G. Dunham, K. Anderson. CHORUS OFFICERS ALL-STATE CHORUS Seated: Betty-Jane Stanhope, President, James Seated: J. Anderson, P. Lyford, R. White, E. Dan- Anderson, Vice- President. Standing: Cheryl Stitham, forth. Standing: N. King, C. Hall, M. Lanpher, A Librarian, Sandra Bishop, Secretary-Treasurer, Plourde, D. Merrill. Kathy Libby, Pianist. 50 PONY STAFF First Row: L.Howe, C. Johndro, I. Ttunosa, E. Smith, B. Giordano, G. Dyer, G. Green. Second Row: S. Hamlin, S. Huntington, L. Noyes , H. Hayes, R. Downs, G. Merrill, B. Maynard, S . Clark. Third Row: M. Blodgett, L. Jenkins, L. Barnes, C. Veno, S. Weymouth, H. Dow, D. Barnes, D. Hersey, S. Hall. This year's Pony Staff consisted of twenty-four juniors and seniors who were enrolled as c orn m e r cial students. Ellen Smith was Editor-in-Chief and Irene Tumosa was Assistant Editor. Nearly every month an iss ue was published con- taining news on clubs, sports, and social news at school. OFFICE GIRLS LIBRARIANS 51 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1st row: J. Herring, L. Knowlton, R. Merrill, N. King, L. Howe, L. Shepherdson, C. Speed, L. Hall, J. Edgerly, H. Crocker, M. Heath, S. Johndro, R. Green, C. Johndro, S. Turner, S. Hamlin, E. Smith, A. Chase, C. Nickerson, D. Harrington. 2nd row: Adv. Mrs. Hewes, S. Hall, B. Giordano, D. Sargent, P. McPherson, J. Clukey, K. Howell, L. Bradbury, N. Stanhope, D. Gammon, G. Merrill, P. Kimball, C. Chase, I. Tumosa, D. Albee, D. Clukey, J. Frederic, D. Hersey, K. Green, E. Day, J. Richards, E. Bradford, P. Hewes, K. Emery, L. Noyes, G. Cole, S. Perkins. 3rd row: J. Cole, S. Huntington, S. Perkins, P. Bradford, L. Warren, S. Ruksznis, D. Austin, J.Barnes, V.Smith, L. Taylor, S.Hichborn, S. Bishop, B. Stanhope, B. Chambers, J. Nutter, S. Weymouth, J. Nutter, S. Hussey, C. Hesketh, L. Barnes, J. Hoxie, L. Preble, J. Pullen, R. Hanson, J. Kelley, L. Huntington, B. Fabian, L. Jenkins, M. Harvey, N. Buck, C. Betts. F. H. A. OFFICERS , This has been a successful year for F.H.A. l We did the following annual projects: the U.N. I.C.E.F. Drive, t he Christmas box, which was iir. is sent to a Belgian orphanage, the Sunshine A idi Boxes, the Christmas card sale, the chapter L. to R.: P. Bradford, Secretary, L. Barnes, Degree Chair- man, D. Albee, Recreation Chairman, S. Hall, Point Chair- man. 2nd row: L. Bradbury, Treasurer, N. King, Vice - President, E. Day, President, J. Edgerly, Historian, E. Bradford, Parliamentarian, B. Stanhope, State Historian. 52 Birthday P a r t y , Daddy-Daughter Date Night, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. In addition, we spons ored Un Ya Moon of Korea and we e nt e r t ai n e d our brothers and sisters at the P e n ny F ai r. We also gave shut-ins F.H.A. cards for their windows . Many members attended the annual convention in Lincoln, where Nancy King was elected co- chairman of District C. Betty-Jane Stanhope, one of our most active members, was state chairman of HYPO--Help Youth Pursue Opportunity. FUTURE FARMERS CF AMERICA i lst row: F. Doore, W. Smith, D. Engstrom, R. Carver, D. Dow, D. Grant, L. Nickerson, D. Gagon, J.Cambridge, A. King, T. Kitchen, L. Dyer, D. Chambers, H. Cuthbertson. 2nd row: R. Herring, M. Noyes, S. Taylor, M. Conley, P. Badger, P. Gray, J. Thomas, Q. Clark, G. Rollins, W. Stewart, L. Burgess, A. Perkins, B. Baird, S. Warren, L. Michaud, J. White. 3rd row: Adv. Mr. Coffin, E. Howard, K. Smith, J. London, S. Hurd, B. Burgoyne, M. Cole, R. Brown, L. Weymouth, D. Ames, M. Decker, C. Dow. The following officers were elected at the beginning of this school year: President, Stephen Hurd, Vice- President, Jim Howard, Secretary, Jack Plummer, Treasurer, Bruce Burgyoneg Reporter, Steve Taylor, and Sent- inel, Richard Brown. A district Leadership Meeting was held at Foxcroft Academy on October 18, 1963, with all chapters in the First District present. At that time a Cedar of Lebanon tree wa s pre- sented to the chapter by the Pennsylvania State Association of the F.F.A. to be planted in the spring as a memorial to some outstanding per- son. This tree was planted in honor of Mr. Louis Oakes for hi s outstanding contributions to Foxcroft Academy. Our annual garden seed sale took place as usual during the month of March. There were four district meetings at Mad- ison, Lee, Gorham, and Unity. Our year's p r o gr am wa s completed by attending the annual State F. F. A. Convention at Orono in June. l F. F. A. OFFICERS L. to R.: E.Howard, Vice-President, R. Brown, Sentinel, S. Taylor, Reporter, B. Burgoyne, Treasurer, S. Hurd, Pres- ident. Not pictured: J. Plummer, Secretaryw 53 i l l SENIOR PLAY OUR MISS BROOKS Directed by Mrs. White. PLAY CAST Miss Brooks ........ . . D. Gammon Miss Finch . . . . . S. Hichborn Hugo Longacre . . . . . R. Varnum Mr. Wadsworth. . . . . D. Libby Miss Audubon . . . . N. Buck Elsie ..... . . B. Varnum Elaine .... . . L. Barnes Jane. . . . .B. Stanhope Sylvia. . . . . S. Hall Doris . . . . S. Bishop Marge. . . . . B. Blood Faith . . . .... C. Speed Rhonda . . . . B. Giordano Ted . . . . . B. Farrar Stanley . . . . J. Patterson Martha . . -. . . . L. Howe Mrs. Allen . . . . . E. Day Ball Players . . . . R. Thomas G. Engstrom CONTEST PLAY STRANGE ROAD Cast: Mrs. Talbot ....... Doris Gammon Mrs. Kadan . . . . . Lynnette Barnes Annie ..... .... N ancy Buck Alan .... . . .Kenneth Hews Place: The Talbot cottage in a small sea- coast village. Time: The present. Late afternoon in early autumn. Directed by Mrs. White. 55 JUNIOR PLAY MISTER VINCENT Cast: Henry Graham . . . . .Douglas Smith Caroline Graham .... Cheryl Plummer Penelope ..... . . Dianne Merrill Susan ...... . . Julie Anderson Cynthia ...... . . Cheryl Stitham Mister Vincent . . . . . Charles Hoxie Ted Matthews. . . . Timothy Merrill Place: The Graham's living room. Time: The present, 7:30 Friday night. Directed by. Mr. Theriault. 56 JUNIOR EXHIBITION Miss Chapman-Advisor Anita Plourde- Life Is Bitter Barbara Berube- The Tell-Tale Heart Cheryl Stitham- The Littlest Angel Cheryl Plummer- Personality Plus Mr. Springer-Advisor Timothy Merrill- My Sister Kenneth Hewes- Enough of This Arthur Kimball- A Dying Father's Testament To His Son 57 Sept Sept. Sept Sept. Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 3- 10 14 21 28 30 5 - 3 - 12 18 19 26 13 16 19 22 5 - 7 - 10 13 14 17 20 3 - 7 - 10 11 14 17 SCHOOL CALENDAR School started - Senior class pictures - Stearns vs. F.A. CWin!J - Greenville vs. F.A. QWin!J - Dexter vs. F.A. fWin!J - Assembly - Mr. Bornes Hampden vs. F.A. tWin!J Magazine campaign - Lincoln vs. F.A. QWin!l - Assembly - Sculpture - Orono vs. F.A. CWin!l - Bar Harbor vs. F.A. fWin!D - Football banquet Most valuable player award - Gordon Engstrom - Lewiston Band Exchange fat F.A.D - Senior play - Round Robin Hermon vs. F.A. CWin!J Christmas concert - Greenville vs. F.A. CWin!J - Schenck vs. F.A. CLossl LatJ - Lewiston Band Concert Exchange fLewistonD Orono vs. F.A. CLossD - Dexter vs. F.A. CWin!J - School closed - Christmas vacation Milo vs. F.A. CLossJ Guilford vs. F.A. Q Winll - Drop out Assembly - Schenck vs. F.A. fLossJ - Greenville vs. F.A. CLossJ - Lincoln vs. F.A. CWin!D 21 - Milo vs. F.A. fWin!J 24 - Hermon vs. F.A. CLossJ 25 - J ack's Five Basketball team 28 31 4 - 7 - 3 - 17- 27 29 - Dexter vs. F.A. lWin!D - Lincoln vs. F.A. CWin!D Guilford vs. F.A. QLOSSD M.C.I. vs. F.A. tLossJ Orono Vs. F.A. fLossD 21 - Vacation - 1 Act Plays - Winter Carnival March 5 - Junior Prize Speaking March 16 - Penquis Speaking March 17 - Contest play - Monson March 21 - F.A. Pop Concert April 20 - 24 - April Vacation June 10 - Graduation 58 ff fl -.6 fffmv iff A A? 1712 ' 1 A J 0,7 fs . M' M- a. 1 ' l. if ivy- MY? lx 01 r-4f'-:A VWQW haf 'rf' o 091 0041 4900? WWW Q J W X ,4,X.r F4 A 6-j fx X fi, X gf: Q X216 I M A E I SPORTS E , s 1 K 1 s CHEERLEADERS Standing: J. Hoxie, J. Ande rson Cco-captainl, B. Blood, D. Thomas. Kneeling: L. Bradbury, S. Hall Qcaptainl, C. Speed, L. Howe. The Foxcroft Academy Cheerleaders had a very successful season this year as they cheered the boys on to many exciting and thrilling victories. Sharon Hall, a senior, was our captain and Julie Anderson, a junior was co-captain. The cheerleader boosted the school spirit by the rallies before the football games, and especially with the Snake Dance. This was enjoyed by all the students and aroused more enthusiasm for winning the games. We wish to extend our appreciation to Mrs. Wiley, our advisor. We had fun on our out of town trips, and we appreciated all she did for us. Graduation will take only three m e mb e r s , Lynne Howe, Carol Speed, and Sharon Hall. Best of luck to next year's cheerleaders! 60 ARSITY OFFICERS Seated: J. Anderson, Secretary, C. Plummer, Treasurer. Standing: L. Campbell, Pres- ident, Mr. Lary, Advisor, A. Smith, Vice- President. Boys, left to right: R.Thomas,iC. Hoxie, A. Coy, G. Perkins,J. Thomas, E. Robinson, G. Engstrom, L. Mitchell, R. Annis, D. Powell, R. White, D. Finley, S. Pratt, O. Anderson, R. Thomas, A. Smith, E. Danforth, M. Fair, L. Campbell, E. Lary. ' Girls, top to bottom: S. Weyrnduth, C. Plummer, M. Ellery, D. Hill, K. Plummer, A. Plourde, K. Olsen, J. Anderson, D. Thomas, S. Olsen, L. Barnes, P.Co1e, B. Fabian, N. Snow, N. Bradbury, D.Albee,D. Plummer, S. Hall, King, L. Howe. The Varsity Club, under the direction of Mr. Lary, has had a very successful year. Our first project, whi c h was continued from last year, was the purchase of a whirlpool bat h, that is useful in taking care of brusies or sprains that happen during the various sport seasons. Besides selling ice c r e am during the lunches and refreshments at all the home football and bas- ketball gam e s, the varsity club helped to promote school spirit by s e lling pens in the school colors with the home b a s ketball scheduleyinscribed on them. To supplement our funds, the club sponsored an exhibition game between the Jack's Five and Dow A. F. B., which was a big success. l FOOTBALL CLASS D CHAMPS V Ei Q 9 6-fbksgrgw ,Jag 14? - 331 ps? W, 7'2 gg' W 5 A,w,Wf mt., . as 'L' 36-'X Q38 WS? 1st row CL. to RJ: Coach Thombs, D. Chambers, J. Cole, D. Bishop, B. Thornton, R. Sands, J. Clark, M McDonald, J. Hamlin, J. Stanley. 2nd row: Head Coach Beaulieu, M. Fair , J. Anders on, B. White, J Patterson, R. Bonsey, B. Thomas, E. Robinson, G. Engstrom, L. Campbell, A. Coy, A. Smith, Coach Lary 3rd row: Coach Beek,G. Dunham, D. Finley, E. Howard, B. Annis, G. Perkins, J. Weatherbee, E. Lary, R Brown, L. Mitchell, D. Powell, B. Earley. 4th row: T. Burns, P. Weymouth, D. Moen, W. Kimball, M Sanborn, J. Bradbury, D. Cole, P. Gerry, F. Andrews, L. Weymouth, S. Pratt, J. Harvey, Coach Champion 19 63 FOOT BALL REC ORD Captain Robert Thomas and Head Coach Beaulieu 62 F.A. 26 ..... Stearns ..... 19 F.A. 41 . . . Greenville .... 26 F.A. 27 . . . Dexter . . . . O F.A. 46 . . . Hampden . . . 7 F.A. 21 . . . Lincoln . . . . 0 F.A. O . . . Orono ..... 24 F.A. 43 ..... Bar Harbor. . . O INDIVIDUAL SCORING TD XP S TP G. Engstrom 5 21 O 51 R. Thomas 8 1 0 49 R. Annis 8 1 O 49 L. Campbell 6 1 O 37 J. Weatherbee 3 O 0 18 A. Coy 2 0 1 14 E. Robinson 1 O 0 6 1 S11 , 1 aid Fin's breaking away! Next year's line up? 'P ? QE QBS always have it easy! ALL LITTLE TEN Birdlegs uses his wings. Flash Nose Blackie Snuffy HB, lst team, FB, 2nd team, QB, 2nd team, T. lst team. 1964 STATE CLASS D. CHAMPS- LITTLE TEN CHAMPS- PENQUIS LEAGUE CHAMPS ' . Z.. . ' Lemmie go you ape! I Chicken call, Ref! ! T.D. of course. I W..,My7,.,,,,, I :V ., z, vt 5' sun-5... Q, 2 laal S? QMS . . .,,. 3 ag! 4, :K.0 gt g .. 1 , J w ,, L . we ,, M, -Z . M J my , , V T S 3tHl? a:',l.. A V ': '11 f ' W , ,. K, ' , Whffw 'ff 'Q P -, ...,, -. . .svagzazrwuzsivg-a,L,wnvg.ffMe,, f ,M 'Ny-f'V1-.-ITMI.:--Pl-:zr-:1 ,w.,.,-114, 3 1 if -rf ,, f, V H .. 1' fl. . ' 5 ff: 'Hg-'fzifsf -' -7 A J : A Lap - Tiger - Champ - The Rock - Beatle. 63 Where in y'!+1'tfZaQ+!14 is the hole! VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: R. Annis, D. Finley, R. Thomas Ccaptainj, J. Weatherbee. Standing: W. Champeon Ccoachl, R. White, E. Robinson, E. Lary, M. Fair, A. Smith, A. Coy, G. Engstrom, E. Howard fmanagery Sink it, Bob. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Hermon . 69 Greenville 71 Schenck . 71 Orono . . 52 Dexter. . 65 Q iw Milo . . . 73 .itb i . 1 Guilford . 57 Q 'oiie so M.C.I. . . 81 V,., K schenck . 72 . Greenville. . 73 1' , ggiggj . - ' Tight , . Lmcoln ' 64 - Hermon - 57 ...i A eooir w fit Dexter . . . neg -..' l . ....A zbv L1HCO1H - 81 Guilford . 66 M.C.1. . 73 ioi .io. Eiffiilfn2iiifi1.1z .,e.Q Orono . . 81 . Ca ta' R be t Th Madison . 76 p m O r Omas - ATU! 1- ' Qin .,.. - , A e...7 A A A ' qw e.7,. ,A ' 'tif' 7 '- if . .5 .A 75 Q' A +A 'f if-V H i - fi N ,f A fs 'R so 1 ff' ,, 1. . ,elr .uf v. , . ., If .ff-'q,s,v. 7. , ., - ,J 'Q i T A-632 The three senior players. CG. Engs- The team is in a huddle, the coach trom, R. Thomas, E. Robinsonj is at the head . . . Our favorite bench warmers. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: J. Stanley Cmanagerj, J. Cole, D. Powell, J. Bradbury, L. Weymouth, J. Weatherbee, R. Thornton, T. Burns, F. Andrews Qmanagerj. Standing: Mr. Beaulieu Ccoachl, D. Bishop, M. McDonald, W. Kimball, J. Merrill, R. Brown, M. Collins, D. Moen, L. Mitchell, J. Hamlin. V-o-o-m! Give me strength! J.V. BASKETBALL RECORD OF 1963-64 F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A F.A Hermon . Greenville Schenck . Orono . . Dexter . . Milo . . . Guilford . M.C.I. . . Schenck . Greenville Lincoln . Milo . . . Hermon . Dexter . . Lincoln . Guilford . M.C.I. . . Orono . . Ah, there GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Seated: N. King, P. Cole, C. Plummer, L. Barnes, K. Plummer, M. Ellery. Standing Mr. Lary Qcoachj, D. Albee, D. Hill, S. Weymouth, A. Plourde, N. Snow, D. Merrill, J Barnes Qmanagerl. VARSITY RECORD F.A. 42 . . ........ Greenville .... 25 F.A. 23 . . . Orono .... . . 47 F.A. 47 . . . Dexter . . . . 50 F.A. 56. . . Milo . . . . .12 F.A. 75 . . . P.C.H.S. . . .15 F.A. 40. . . M.C.I. . . . . . 23 F.A. 76 . . . Greenville .... 23 F.A. 61 . . . Lincoln. . . . 23 F.A. 49. . . Milo . . . . 13 F.A. 50. . . . Dexter . . . . 23 F.A. 40 . . . . Lincoln. . . .24 F.A. 57 . . . . P.C.H.S. . . . 10 F.A. 24 . . . . M.C.I. . . .26 F.A. 52 . . . . Orono. . . . . 36 F.A. 34 . . . ....... Hartland . . . . .29 1 5 66 GIRLS' J. V. BASKETBALL First row: S. Clark, H.Jenkins, L.Shepardson, J.Smart, K. Emery, S. Taylor, T. Decker Second row: Mr. Lary fcoachb, S. Smith, L. Jenkins, Cmanagerl, E. Smith, J. Pullen, K Chambers, D. Hutchins, L. Blodgett. Third row: L. Beaupre, J. Kelly, B. Dean, D. Sar- gent, R. Hanson, B. Chambers. J.V. RECORD F.A. 19 ..... P.C.H.S. . . F.A. 20 ..... Lincoln. . . F.A. 12 . . . . Dexter . . . F.A. 23 ..... Lincoln. . . F.A. 38 ..... Greenville . F.A. 11 . . . . M.C.I. . . . F.A. 14 . . . . P.C.H.S. . . F.A. 12 . . . . Dexter . . . F.A. 14. . . . Orono . . . F.A. 10 . . . . Greenville . F.A. 8 . . . . M.C.I. . . . F.A. 10. . .. Orono .. Cheer your team to victory, girls! 67 WRESTLING TEAM Kneeling: P. Roderick, R. Bonsey, T. Kitchen, A. Smith, J. Merrill, B. Farrar, D. Libby, R. Varnum,D. Bishop. Standing: Mr. Beaulieu Ccoachl, A. Merrill, J. Merrill, L. Camp- bell, W. Kimball, P. Moore, F. Doore, J. Stanley. A. Smith and R. Varnum R. Bonsey and D. Bishop B. Farrar and D. Libby G. Dunham and G. Engstrom P. Roderick and T. Kitchen 68 . 1963 BASEBALL TEAM First row: A. Salley, G. Engstrom, D. Powell, T. Hamlin, L. Mitchell. Second row: R. Beek fcoachl, J. Rowell, R. White, R. Thomas, A. Coy. Third row: J. Stanley fmanagerl, A. Smith, L. Campbell, F. Andrews, J. Merrill, E. Danforth, fmanagerj. 1963 BASEBALL RECORD . . . . . John Bapst . ...... 11 . . . . 2 . . . Milo . . . 2 . . . . 4 . . . . 0 . . . Guilford . . . . 8 .. ...4 ,. ...2 .. .Dexter .. ...4 .. ...17 . . ..... 10 . . . Greenville . .... 2 .. ....O . ..5 1963 SOFTBALL TEAM 1963 SOFTBALL RECORD F.A. 24 .... Dexter 26 F.A. 10 .... Milo 15 F.A. 8 . . . H.C.l. 13 F.A. 21 . . . P.C.H.S. 5 F.A. 7 . . . Dexter 5 F.A. 11 . . . H.C.I. 33 F.A. 10 . . . Milo 8 F.A. 36 . . . P.C.H.S. 9 First row: L. Shepardson, J. Bonsey, J. Smart, I. Saunders, L. Bradbury, D Plummer, L. Howe. Second row: E. Lary Ccoachl, I. Tumosa, B. Fabian, K Olsen, P.Cole, C. Olsen, D. Clukey Cmanagerj, M. Snow. Third row: L. Barnes B. Blood, C. Plummer, P. Preble, M. Ellery, K. Plummer, J. Barnes. 69 J TRACK TEAM KL. to RJ Mr. Beaulieu, C. Hoxie, E. Howard, R. Varnum, R. Annis, J. Weatherbee. Not pictured: D. Finley, E. Lary, J Taylor, H. Taylor, E. Brown, R. Ruksznis, R. Varnum. , 'W I I K ff. Wil ? ww- 'g ,ka 3 . if V, 5' f a M, , W - R f- v- , ' ,gff,Q,,'4wf .irq reg ' K? . R Robert Varnum Ronald Ruksznis and Everett Brown la.. J Harley Taylor 70 Jeff Taylor 'i. - I I . I' Sm-.. fl' I 41-if lk -ff- , If - '- I haveawhite shirt job too. T he y actually paused for a moment to be photographed. Faites attention, Thornton! il ll! It T1 1 7' J-,wg . 51 :5 Zfigt., f . E 5 . an . ,, We took the risk of camera breakage. Some more of your pests, Mr. Goss? THE FACULTY IN ACTION That concludes our lesson for today. Camera shock. 'Sn K' HN' tl' ,514 ri i't'W fa wiiiffff. a,..,3,4g .. i fm wi T ,Q 1337 X S 3 ! gg x 336 . 5 is Q2 :S E A me , . 1 Uh-oh, I'd We Caught you better smile, You'll never get gazingoutthewiu- since I'm on ahead at this dow again, candid cam- rate! era. 'bf Always laughing. Confidential business. A few notebooks! '?! A short pause. Attention please . . Hum-m-m. 72 N 1 K Get busy, class. S e e if you can explain this, Mr. Beaulieu! Do you relax this much at home ? A 300-word theme .. anything else? Smile, and the whole World smiles with you. AT THE BEACH Ht 1 if, .. K K iii: 1 A 4 'tif 2 9 gin iii-fy 4 gifs M, ., x , . . QE A ff 1 -.., . 1' , - ,,.k six lt's a cruel world. Is this a mermaid from the Do they like Surfe r or 5UHStI'0k9- sea '? surfing '? SCHOOL LIFE l Nice pose, but where'sthe volley ball?! ? 'Tm' awful Sorrys' Mah goodness! Along, tiresome day, even for the teach- This is the way we like to see it. ers. Strange, huh? Who do you think you are ? And physics is supposed to be serious l Brenda pauses and smiles for us for the business ? How 'bout it Crommett ?! ? S-t-F-e-t-C-hi Who, me? photographerl! 73 Where did ya' go, Dugay? Did we scare you off? Will our uniforms be ready or not ? The top 4 sa Who could this be ? .fi .aw .Qi V ia, I rf I Twosome. jj ,3,, 3' 5' , U yaggy W, W ...ff W- A.. 4 , Are you tired, Lanny? Too much studying, huh? Christmas bells. KL. to RJ D. Gammon, R. Herring, '?, C. Plummer, S. Hall, C. Hall, I. Tumosa, A. Plourde. S A typical Home Ec. IV class. gr +9 He has always Intensive studying looked like an attimes. athlete. CBobbyD X ' wg , 4. 4- K, ,,7,w, ,tif lesmen A Vyiglg, I A 'Oh no. Kg . . ii-se H .. S' Y. - 9 Qi? , , 1 ' ,M - is 553 I ' 2 figs.. . if 4 .4 if - - . ' . V How many degrees Things ar e look- ,ag x in this angle ? ing up. 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New Chevrolets and Trucks Park Street Telephone - Area Code 207-943-7303 Milo, Maine ., 'iw' I 'Y'-A' I EN - I X, 'Xi' ,ff-M ' x mx Y ' . .. ' ' N' My M 'v ' Q. 'K ' I . - , - I I ,,k' D fx Q A I ,, , Xp i S? I V.Lk , V iew yn I ' I gf? A ,, 'Mt E . X 'I 'K 'vi' if :,s. . 'w I i T , Q, FY'-. X . it I - I 1 1 I ' ' I I 'Sufi fd' A , X' if .a 1,f.fw ,VL -f un' . 1 N . -'L' Q fl :If 1 i f .Y W H ,, ....... , I Leif -f i i my nn a A llee fe i sa' P 5 , , -31 ,, W, 'Y - -:'j.g,,, f l . 'L' W . - A A' N 'fr'n---V-W. ' A I MJ ,,-., ' I :Z kk ,V i r A . Ti.. LL-k 1 r,fkLL, V V, ,ll A 3515 . if 'Ae in , if -- Best Wishes for 1964 Class THE BLETHEN HOUSE Motel and Hotel Dover-Foxcroft, Maine HUSSON COLLEGE Maine's Largest School of Business Training Accredited as a Specialized College of Business BY THE ACCREDITING COMMISSION FOR BUSINESS SCHOOLS Diploma 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 Scretarial Science, B. S. in Accounting, B. S. in Business Ad- ministration, B. S. in Business Education. These are of four years' duration Dormitories for Men and Women FREE CATALOG C. H. HUSSON, President PATS DAIRYLAND The Place to Meet and Eat Enjoy our Take Out Service Tel. 564 - 2770 Serving Maine Families Since 1852 BANGUR SAVINGS BANK Main Office: 3 State Street Shopping Center Office: 623 Broadway Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of CRUWELL U. HALL General Insurance Union Square Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Our booth at the Percolator Antique Show 1963, showing Moosehead furniture. P. E. WARD 81 COMPANY Dover- Foxcroft Skowhegan, Millinockett DOVER MOTOR CO. NEW CHEVROLET CARS AND TRUCKS BUICK USED CARS SALES - SERVICE LO 4-3395 19-25 Summer St. Dover-Foxcroft, Me. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '64 MAIN E LEATHERS, INC AND ITS EMPLOYEES DOVER-FOXCROFT, MAINE Compliments of ROBINSON 8: KENNEY EASTERN TRUST cmd BANKING COMPANY Two State Street Bangor, Maine Branch Offices Old Tovsm, 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 1887-1964 STUWELL - Mi1CGREGOR DIVISION UMTS AND CIARK. INC. Dixfield and Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Spools, Novelties and Dowels Shop at your Local Independent Food Store and buy Stokely's Finest Foods. AR'l'llllR CHAPIN C0. Bangor, Maine Distributors !f xxp , X ,J If 5 1 BE RIGHT Buy at WIGHT'S ' -Xfi y CONGRATULATIONS X , X gifakt j For Your Fine Yearbook -4 A From the home of 'X SPALDING, SEAMLESS, WILSON xp f TEAM, ciua and OFFICIALS' Q! ,I OUTFITTERS Compliments of Prices always lowest C' F' HATHAWAY Special letter sweaters COMPANY Wholesale, Retail Bangor, Maine COY AND SANBORN, INC. Distributors of Sunoco Products and American Standard Heating Equipment Telephone LOgan 4-2640 Dover-Foxcroft, Maine CHASE Si KIMBALL OIL COMPANY Dover-Foxcroft, Maine The Class of 1964 Wishes to Thank the Merchants Who Helped to Make this Yearbook Possible HUGH COLE'S ESSO RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION Compliments of SOUTH STREET MARKET GORDON ROBINSON Sea Food Dealer Lobsters a Specialty Dover-Foxcroft, Maine ANNIS' LUNCH A Good Place to Eat Good Luck to the Graduating Class MoUNTA1N's MARKET qRED'sy ROY'S LUNCH Compliments of Dover-Foxcroft BEACH'S GULF SERVICE STATION Maine JOE'S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE PENQUIS VETERINARY SERVICE Harold R. Sherman, D.V.M. Compliments of THORNE'S QUALITY CLEANERS EASTERN STATES FARMERS Dover-Foxcroft EXCHANGE Maine DAVIS BROTHERS FURNITURE gl CENTER THEATER APPLIANCES Dover-Foxcroft Guilford, Maine Maine ALLEN PLUMBING AND HEATING Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Tel. LO 4 - 2546 NAPA DARLING'S Quality Replacement Parts Automotive repair panels and paints The Staff of the Academy Review wish to express their deep appreciation to the following patrons who generously contributed to make this 1964 edition possible: L. J. Stitham, M.D. John W. Ellery, O.D. Francis W. Bradbury, M.D. G. F. Noel, D.O. Harold. T. Gerrish, D.M.D. Mr. Franklin A. Higgins Mr. Dana M. Anderson C. W. and H. M. Hayes L. V. Robbins, D.D.s. Mrs. Walter J. Mayo Paul D. Taylor, D.O. Superintendent's Office Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Williams R. M. Flagg Co., Bangor, Maine Dr. C. E. Kimball, Bangor, Maine Robert B. Pearson, D.O. CONGRATULATIONS Easy does it. The boys' performances were fine, And with our record, nine and nine, The fans of Foxcroft were c o nte nt To see us make the tournament. T. Lyford THE STUDENTS OF F.A. AND THE BASKETBALL BOYS WISH TO THANK YOU, MR. CHAMPION, FOR THE VERY FINE COACHING TAR FIVE Help! Sink it, Gordiel They cheered for the team. Madison 76 vs. Foxcroft '71 Torture 1 T E The band played on. Captain Robert Thomas 104 Hifi 1 Q-x 'S My. v , . - 1 A. vs: ' 1 ,, My 1 -v l Q . + Y w 1 5 1 -+422 -1-5 wg .W