Foxcroft Academy - Review Yearbook (Dover Foxcroft, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

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Advertisements . . . ...8 . . . 3 . . 4-5 . . 6-7 . . 9 10-12 13-35 36-37 . .38 . . 39-48 . . 49-61 . . . .62 . . 63-77 . . 78-80 81-108 IN MEMGRIAM Waldo Joe Merrill Lowell Burgess if -f . A, F ' it 3. I 2 14 -wh!-Q W of' lf , V ,,, I Y.:-- -L eg'-1-as 1 1. DEDICATION 1 f Y 3 52 mi H , ix jg G W , 'lion ,M , , VY H J ky? nf. . is 6 sian 'ive'-N fs H- -L fl ' 1 W. -- ,. . ,X 11.4 TT' Y A ' 'I Ei l' J L . ,ar -Hgh! ' V .., i s s 1 7' , 5 L. A A A 55359 A ,W-4. Mm k Kgvxu X X Louis Oakes The class of 1965 dedicates this yearbook to the memory of a man to Whom we owe much, Mr. Louis Oakes. 4 L O U I S O A K E S Alumnus- --Benefactor With the death of Louis Oakes in Greenville on November 5, 1964, Foxcroft Acad- emy lost its greatest single benefactor. His death, however, did not mark the ter- mination of his interest in or benefactions to the school, for as long as the institution exists it will have reason to remember and to be grateful to him. Louis Oakes was born in Sangerville February 15, 1871, the oldest child of Wil- liam Pitt and Edith N. Clgewisj Oakes. Whenthe time for his secondary education ar- rived his father piu'chas d a farm inwhat was thenthe Town of Foxcroft and which is now the site of Foxcroft Academy. After graduating from Foxcroft Mr. Oakes attended the University of Maine and later engaged in the management of timberlands in the Moosehead Lake area, developing a respect and love for growingtrees and their proper culture which he maintained during his entire life. As a result of association with the gold mining enterprise of his brother, who later became Sir Harry Oakes, Mr. Oakes acquired the wealth which he so generously used for the benefit of education in Greenville, at the University of Maine, and parti- cularly at Foxcroft Academy. His first benefaction to Foxcroft was the gift to the Trustees in 1941 of his homestead and the subsequent construction of Oakes Field, one of the finest football and track areas in the state. Following World War II he began work on the academic building which was first used in February of 1952. His will pro- vided for a trust fund of approximately 3185,000 with the likelihood in years to come of a further fund. To Mr. Oakes Foxcroft Academy was not just a pile of brick and stone, nor was it simply a place where boys and girls could acquire aformal education. He fully be- lieved in Juvenal's mens sana in corpore sano --a sound mind ina sound body. Dur- ing most of his more than 90 years his vigor attested to the fact that he had lived up to that rule. Foxcroft Academy was to him something which would prepare young people for living, physically as well as mentally. He was most interested inthe pro- ject culminating in the construction of the gymnasium and attended its opening at the age of 91 years. Louis Oakes will no longer be able to sit on the knoll above Oakes Field on a fall afternoon and watch Foxcroft Academy teams play the football he loved so much and which he played himself as a member of the first team to represent the school. But the building which he made possible, and his continuing benefactions will, like the oak trees bordering the campus, keep his memory forever green. Ora L. Evans 5 REVIEW STAFF SEATED: C. Stitham, K. Plummer, D. Thomas, J. Anderson, D. Merrill, STANDING: Mrs. Gerrish, D. Nickerson, L. Pullen, A. Smith, A. Coy, K. Anderson, C. Plummer, N. Snow, A. Hayes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM THE EDITORS We of the 1965 Review Staff wish to thank the following for their invaluable contributions: the advisor, Mrs. Gerrish, Stevens Studios, THE OBSERVER and Lou Stevens, and all those who have contributed to this yearbook. 6 BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: A. Plourde, M. Ellery, D. Libby, W. Murch, S. Taylor, SECOND ROW: R. Annis, J. Anderson, E. Danforth, K. Hews, R. White, THIRD ROW: D. Smith, E. Lary, M. Fair, F. Campbell, L. Pullen. TYPISTS SEATED: G. Marks, G. Merrill, N. Klimaviczg STANDING: J. Hoxie, L. Taylor, J. Barnes, L. Jenkins, K. Green. 7 BOARD OF TRUSTEES STANDING: Sumner R. Ward, Murray M. Stanhope, Thompson L. Guernsey, Mat:thewWilliams, Charles Stanhope, Ora L. Evans, Woodrow E. Page, SEATED: Philip Annis, Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball, Miss Ninetta Runnals, Mrs. Helen D. Stitham, Louis Hiltong ABSENT: Arthur Gilman, Malcolm Arnold, Or- ville Lanpher, Mrs. Margaret Anderson. OFFICERS Matthew Williams . . . .... PI'9SidGHf Sumner R. Ward ...... Vice-President Mrs. Helen D. Stitham ..... Secretary Murray M. Stanhope ....... Treasurer HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. Charles Stanhope Mr. Francis Peaks JOINT BOARD OF FOXCROFT ACADEMY William Culley, Chairman Hale Stanley Mrs. Barbara Brown Woodrow E. Page Matthew Williams I Mrs. Helen D. Stitham Frederic Mossler, Secretary 8 STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Wendy Murch fSecretaryJ, Joe Anderson fPres.D, Ken Hews KV. Pres.J, T. Burns, K. Howell, L. Warren. STANDING: S. Brown, K. Shaw, B. Gagnon, R. Annis, L.Pu11en, E. Lary, M. Dugay, Mr. Coffin CAdvis0rJ, J. Stanhope, Mr. Goss CAdvisorJ. This year the candidates began with a very enthusiastic campaign. Joe Anderson was elected president by the student body and Ken Hews, the vice-president. The first project of the 1964-1965 Student Council was to revise the Constitution. This year for the first time the council had a separate treasury, and to supplement this, the representatives sold graduation date pins. The Student Council, as in past years, monitored the lunch lines. Student Council presented 5 programmed assemblies. Thirteen members attended the two -day Student Council Convention in Calais and St. Stephen. The representatives all learned more about Student Council procedures from other schools. Under the guidance of Miss Chase, Mr. Goss, Mr. Coffin, and Mr. Thomas, the Stu- dent Council endeavored to help and advise the student body. K. Hews Wice-Presidentj, J. Anderson fPresidentJ, W. Murch fSecretaryl. 9 FAC U LTY Tillson D. Thomas Colby College B.S., M.Ed. Principal GRACE M. CHASE MARGARET B. ANDERSON Secretary Bookkeeper Farmington State Teachers College JOHN N. ARNOLD ROBERT D. BEEK WALTER BEAULIEU Bowdoin A.B. University of Maine B.S. University of Maine B.S English, World History Mathematics, Baseball Physical Education Dramatics Coach, Assistant Football Football, Track, and Coach Wrestling Coach IO WAYNE CHAMPEON University of Maine B.S. Mathematics, Varsity Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach LOUISE A. GERRISH Bates College B.A. French, Latin, Yearbook Advisor i D ' S ARDIS F. HEWES Farmington State Teachers College B.S., M.Ed., Home Economics, Dean of Girls, F.H.A. BETSY CHAPMAN University of Maine B.A. French, English, Speech 99.9, , S . C VCQYQ mAg,.,.x EUGENE COFFIN University of Maine B.S. Forestry and Agriculture F.F.A., Student Council Advisor tw JOHN A. GLOVER University of Michigan B.A. University of Maine M.A. Social Studies, Debating ERNEST F. LARY Colby College B.S., Sciences, Girls' Athletic Coach, Varsity Club Advisor, Assistant Boys' Athletic Coach I 1 PAUL GOSS Husson College B.S. Springfield College M.Ed. Guidance Director Student Council Advisor ADRIAN S. SEWALL University of Maine B.S. Science and Social Studies Driver Education JAMES A. STEENSTRA University of Maine B.S. Sciences, Boys' J.V. Bas- ketball Coach PRISCILLA H. WHITE Colby College B.A. English, Dramatics, Librarian MAURICE A. THERLAULT University of Maine B.A. English, Junior Play Director DAVID THOMBS University of Maine B.S Mathematics, Assistant Football Coach W ' a, V K f U i.i c I 'gf '. ' A ' -ti ' I I - .,t-. ' S PHYLLIS H. WILEY LILLA R. ATHERTON ROBERT M. THORN Husson College B.S. Chorus Director Band Director Commercial Subjects Cheerleader and Pony Advisor Xi ROLAND M. ZWICKER FRANCIS E. NUITE EVERETT FOSTER Custodian Assistant Custodian A: sistant Custodian I2 DONNA LEE ALBEE Donna Home Economics Basketball 1,2,3,45 Gym Team 1, 25 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Recreation Chairman 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Majorette 1,2,3,4 Captain 4. JULIE ELIZABETH ANDERSON Jule College Student Council 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Magazine Cam- paign 1,2,3, Assistant Manager5 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Co-captain 3, 45MathClub 1,2, Treasurer 1,25 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Girls State 35 Class Treasurer 25 Office Girl 1,25 M.T.A. Award 4. CHE EVER MAXWE LL AMES JR. Max College Rockland District High 1,2,3, Football 45 M.T.A. Award 4. JAMES OSCAR ANDERSON Joe College Football 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Stu- dentCouncil4 President 45 Mix- ed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 35 Band5 Varsity Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Academy Review Staff 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 All-State Chor- us 2,3,45 Math Club 25 M.T.A. Award 4. I4 CARLTON WILLIAM ALLEN Carlton College Band 1,2 ,3,4. KRISTEN DYER ANDERSON Kris College Basketball 15 F.H.A. 15 Student Council 35 Mixed Chorus 1,3,4 Sec.-Treas. 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 35 Band 3,45 Varsity Chorus 3,45 Academy Review Staff 3,45 Maga- zine Campaign 1,25 Drum Major- ette 3,45 Math Club 1,25 M.T.A. Award 45 Office Girl 1,2. GAIL MARIE ANDREWS Gail College F.H.A. lg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Gir1's Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band l,2, 3,4gVarsityChorus 2,3,4g Sham- rocks l,2. BARBARA LOUISE BERUBE Carolyn Home Economics F.H.A. lg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Girl'sChorus 1,2g Shamrocks lg Junior Exhibition 3. BARRY LEE BAIRD Barry General F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JOSEPHINE LILLY BARNES Dodie Commercial Basketball 2,3,4 Asst. Manager 2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 Asst. Mana- ger 2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Degree Chairman 43 Bluebelles 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girl's Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Varsity Chorus 2,3,4, Shamrocks 1,23 Pony Staff 3,4, Academy Review Staff 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, All- State Band 4. 15 l DAVID EDWARD ARMSTRONG Dave College Higgins Classical Institute l,2. JEFFERY BELAND BRADBURY Snake College Football 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 23 Gym Team 25 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Varsity Chorus 2, 3,4. .fywgiyif ,X K gg Uwijlbpu 4- ,a, fgvcyy A C . QL. A tr' V WW . 5 I gf lofkfy 1 ,PPE RANCE LeRoy BUSH 'eq' VO' X5 QSprry General V w ' xg Band1,2,3,4. f 5 'yvfjfl 5 .K ogg? MARGARET ANN BRADFORD Peggy College F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Girl's Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H. A.5Par1iamentarian 2, Secretary 3, Point Chairman 45 Bandg Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Academy Re- view Staff 2,35Debating 25 Maga- zine Campaign 1,2,35 All-State Band 2,3,45 Math Club 1,25 M.T. A. Award 45 Office Girl 25 Guy M. Buck Latin Award 1. SHARON LEE BRAGDON Sherry College Gym Team 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Science Club 2,35 Debating 15 Math Club 1. FREDERICK CHARLES CAMPBELL The Frog College Baseball J.V. 3, Varsity 45 Golf 1,3,45ChessClub25 Band 1,2,3,45 Academy Review Staff 3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Debating 2,45 Maga- zine Campaign 1,2,35 All-State Band 25 Math Club 1,25 M.T.A. Award 4. SANDRA JEAN BUTLER Sandy College I6 SHIRLEY JEAN CLARK Shirley Commercial Basketball J.V. ,1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girl's Chorus 15 Pony Staff 3,45 Aca- demy Review Staif 4. 5 DAVID MCNAMEE COLE Dave General ANDREW STANHOPE DOW 'Andy General Wrestling 3. DESMOND ALAN COY Al College Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captaing Basketball 2,3,4, Captain5 Wrestling 25 Student Council 3, Vice President5 Var- sity Club 1,2,3,45 Boy's State 3. EDWARD RUNNALS DANFORTH Eddie College Baseball 1,2, Managerg Football 2,Manager5 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 45 Band 1,2,35 Varsity Chorus 2, 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Dance Band 1,2,35 All-State Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Math Club 1,25 Class President 15 M.T.A. Award 4. I7 PATRICIA MARIE COLE Munch College Basketball 1,2,35 Softball 1,25 F.H.A. 45 Girl's Chorus 15 Var- sity Club 3,45 Cheerleader 4. FRANK WILLIAM DOW Bill General Science Club 2 . MARGARET ANN DOW Maggie Home Economics GERALD MAJOR DUNHAM Ger College Football J.V. 1,2,3, Varsity 45 Track 45 Gym Team 1,25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Var- sity Chorus 3,45 Varsity Club 45 All-State Chorus 45 M.T.A. A- ward 4. MICHAEL JAMES DUGAY Dug College Class Treasurer 15 Class Presi- dent 35 Contest Play 4. MARCIA BROOKS E LLERY Marcia College Basketball 1,2,3,45 Kiwanis Bas- ketballAward 35 Softball 1,2,3,45 Librarian 15 Mixed Chorus 1,3, 4, Vice President 45 Varsity Chorus 3,45 Academy Review Staff 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 MathClub 1,25 Junior Play5 Sen- ior Play5 M.T.A. Award 4. GLORIA JEAN DYER Sport Co mmercial Pony Staff 3,4. I8 ELIZABETH ROSE FABIAN Fabe Home Economics Basketball 15 Softball 1,2,3,45 Gym Team 25 Librarian 1,25 F.H. A. 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girl's Chorus 1,25 Varsity Club 2,3,4. MICHAEL FAIR College Birdlegs Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 2, 3,4, Gym Team 1,2, Mixed Cho- rus 4, Academy Review Staff 4, Varsity Club 3,4, Class officer 1,4, Secretary. ALLEN GEORGE GERRY College Pete Football 3,4, Manager 4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Gym Team 1,2, Chess Club 1,2. DAVID LE E FINLEY College Dave Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Golf 3, Track 2, Science Club 2, Varsity Club 3,4, Math. Club 2, Senior Play 4. KENNETH EDWARD FLOYD College Kenny I9 NATHANIEL HERBERT FAIRBROTHER General Nat J AUNITA MARIE GOODINE Commercial Nita Skowhegan High School K6 weeksj. RICHARD WASHBURN GRANT General Dick Band 1. STEPHANIE J EANNE HALL College Steph Chorus 2,3,4. REBECCA DIANNE GREEN Home Economics Becky' Basketball 1,2, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. CAROL LYNN HALL College Gi Softball 3,4, F.H.A. 4, Blue- belles 2, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girl's Chorus 1,2, Band 1,2, Varsity Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sham- rocks 1, Debating 2,4, Magazine Campaign 2, All-State Chorus 2,3,4. 20 GLADYS MARIE GREENE General Gladys' F. H. A. 1, Student Council 2, Pony Staff 3. SUSAN SYVELLA HAMLIN Commercial Sue' F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pony Staff 3,4 Senior Play 4. HOPE ELIZABETH HAYES Commercial Hope F.H.A. 1, Executive Board, Pony Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor, Ac- ademy Review Staff 3,4, Typist. CHARLES FREDRICK HOXIE College Hoxie Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, Golf 1, Track, 2,3,4, Gym Team 1, Mixed Chorus 3, Science Club 3, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4. DEBORAH ELIZABETH HILL General Debbie Basketball 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Majorette 1,2,3,4. ERWIN ARTHUR HOWARD General Jim Football 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Varsity Club 3,4. 21 KENNETH ALBERT HEWS College Ken Basketball 1, Math. Club 1, Stu- dent Council 4, Vice-President, Junior Exhibition 3, County First Place Winner, Senior Play 4, Contest Play 3 , M.T.A. Award, Class Officer 3, Vice- President LINNIE MAY JENKINS Commercial 'F Linnie Basketball 3,4, Manager, Soft- ball 1, Librarian 3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4, State Public Relations Of- ficer 4, Executive Board 4, Pony Staff 3,4, Academy Review Staff 3,4, Typist. DAVID J OHNDRO General Dave F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ERNEST LEE KING General Ernie Wrestling 2,3, Track 1,2, Base- ball 1, Basketball 1,2. ARTHUR ALBION IGMBALL College Art Band 1,2,3,4, All-State Band 1, 2,3,4, Math. Club 1,2, Junior Exhibition 3, M.T.A. Award 4. WALTER EDWARD KIMBALL General Walt Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 3, 4, Gym 1,2,4, Chess Club 1,2, FFA 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Varsity Chorus 1,2,3, All-State Chorus 2. 22 ERNEST WINFORD J UDKlNS,III College Juddy Higgins Classical Institute Cl,2D, Band 1,2. 1 tin NLC . , fl Csbk, P Q.,-lik' l,H,4,-QLCL, Lev 'Hi A ', f YL: A.,f1,1rvx,cu.Q,,tJ.a:,, 01,1 LA, KJ-VGQ xi L42 lx.fmg-all ?W.lf .xiv,fff.Q XJ ,1 gy-,fd az, .L ' l Biff.f.Mz tWl,,a,., ., 1, S, Lam L .45 1-2 .1 b,rz1V.w.,,l-1ff, fx,' -ivfkx KWYCVRJGX-1' X t. 1, r- f ,,.1.4,f1, Vx! Er'-'xg' V1g..v 5-fxfvgi L11 L-C'v-7 L., t,,,,,,b, R,,,Q's,4s-2.,-1PA,f.f?e2, ,dvelfaqn ' ANCY JEADQGNG ,Q -L 3 y,N:1,QX:-,.t,. sf -arf -,qs-ffffrf -- C .tb ,viii , ,gwrb College an y rg Jw, Basketball 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, District C Vice Chairman, National Con- vention Delegate, Student Coun- cil 1, Bluebelles 2, Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,3,4, Girl's Chorus l,2, Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4, Var- sity Chorus 1,2,3,4, Shamrocks 1, Varsity Club 2,3,4, All-State Chorus 3,4, Class Officer 2, Vice-President. wiki' vfxf-1'1,.p, lN':c7Mul,51 1 5 - E' -XT LW C, , , , 1 f, if J z TAL: QQMZWW if fdf ffw 8 4,51 Ciba 6IT'd'cpl 'AZ-021304 Qfjffui Vfefho 2-'I ,Mia 6,472 Osywayl pfolzfoco 15621257 Ccfyfcy zfln, f,1fI.ac4fz,f5,a Gwf' 51' ljiffffgf f,Mf,2,a,1.f NANCY CAROLE KLIMAVICZ General Nancy F.H.A. 4, Academy Review Staff Typist 3,4, N.E.D.T. Award 2, Librarian 4. GERALDINE LORAINE ELLIS MARKS General Gerry Librarian 3, Mixed Chorus 2,3. ZA! V, CLQ f,a,4y 11, gfgkab J .cafZ?pa,,4,a'ff fa QQXJ6-4742461 , Cffj ,Jae 4' We MM? ,LANPHER af? 54 'if fo 7 College Mary L Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Chorus 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Var- sity Chorus 2,3,4, Shamrocks 1, Dance Band 1,2,3,4, All-State Chorus 2,3,4. ERNEST FRANKLIN LARY College Ernie Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Var- sity Chorus l,2,3,4, Boys Cho- rus 3,4, Math Club 1,2. 23 LINDA MARIE KN OWL TON Home Economics Lin F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Magazine Cam- paign 2,3. EILEEN AVIS MAYHEW General Eenie F.H.A. 1. BARBARA JOYCE MAYNARD Barbie Commercial Basketball 15 Gym Team 15 F.H. A. 1,25 Pony Staff 3,45 Academy Review Staff 4. JAMES SIMAEON MERRILL Jim College Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 Golf 15 Magazine Campaign 3. DIANNE MERRILL Bunny College Basketball l,2,35 Gym Team 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girl's Chorus l,2,3,45Varsity Club 3,45 Varsity Chorus 2,3,4, Shamrocks 1,25Debating 25 Math Club 1,2,35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 M.T.A. Award 4. NANCY JEAN MERCER Merc College Naselle High School 1,25 Cheer- leading 45 Senior Play 4. GAIL E LIZABE TH MERRILL Gail Commercial Basketball 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pony Staff 3,45 Majorette 1,2,3,45 Academy Review Staff 4. 24 JEFFREY DECKER MERRILL Jeff General Basketball 35 Wrestling 3,45 Class Secretary 3. TIMOTHY IAN MERRILL Timmy General F.F.A. lg Junior Exhibition 33 Junior Play 3g senior Play 4. JENNIFER MARIE NUTTER Jenny Commercial F.H.A.'1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Girl's Chorus 1,2,3g Shamrock 1. ROGER LEWIS PERKINS Roger General F. F.A. 1,2, 4. KAREN OLSEN Karen General Softball 1,2,3,4g Varsity Club 2, 3,4. 25 DAVID RICHARD NICKERSON Dave General Baseball J.V. 25 Football J.V. 45 Track 3,43 F.F.A. 1,2,3, Vice President, Chaplain, Academy Review Staff 4, Art Editorg Var- sity Club 4. GAIL BLENDA PETERS Gail College Douglas Memorial High School 13 Bennington High School 2, 3, Mix- ed Chorus 4, M.T.A. Award 45 N.E.D.T. Commendation 2s Eng- lish Achievement Award 3. CHERYL LEE PLUMMER Sherry College LINDA CHRISTINE PETERSON Pete College Librarian 45 Cheerleader 4. Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,45 Captain 45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Ki- wanis Award 35 Gym Team 25 Bluebelles 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Girl's Chorus 1,2,35 Var- sity Chorus 2,3,45 Shamrocks 15 Academy Review Staff 3,45 Var- sity Club 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 De- bating 25 All-State Chorus 2,45 ' Junior Exhibition Math Club 2, 35 Junior Play Senior Play 45 One-Act LAURE NCE RECORD PULLEN Larry College Basketball J.V. 15 Track 3,45 student councn 45 Band 1,2,3,4y.J ,cf National Honor Society 3,45 Academy Review Staff 3, 45 Busi- ness Managerg Varsity Club 45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Math Club 25 M.T.A. Award 45 Boy's State5 Harvard Book Prize5 Class President 4. ANITA LORRAINE PLOURDE Nita College Basketball 1,2,3,45 Blue belles 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girl's Chorus 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Var- sity Chorus 3,45 Kiwanis Award 35 Academy Review Staff 3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,45 Magazine Campaign 2,35 All-State Chorus B1 A 35 Junior Exhibition 35 Senior, 'ull A k,,l,vfX' Play 45 One-Act Play ConteyEj'f jr U 45 ,fu ,If , ,M HV' y I ,, f 1014, v If 1 rffiidftfm wgjv W ,fy wry! ,vafv .rx ou, 7,1 WM, J ,lj wh? My Ii! , , ,Af V X17 Jiffy . ,J ,Aff 'T' V Lfgi' ' cWfELf'if4! Wyifif 5 ' ff C L, ,5,5i K Jygg Qyjj, jf M, U it ' V 0' J! ,UI ff 'i ly, ff A , yrvf , EK nf- ' , ,fa A ,L Uv, Gr., , ,I kb fl, V H' fx f- 4 X, . ff gf W all , KANDYCE ANN PLUMMER Kandy College Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Gym Team 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girl's Chorus 1,2,35 Varsity Chorus 2, 3,45 Shamrocks 1,25 Academy Review Staff 3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 All- State Chorus 2,45 Math Club 1,2, Secretary5 Senior Play 45 Class Secretary 4. L, fr X fl W g,df.,N I K r N 5 , , , ,,,,V 5, .U TERRY JAMES RICHARDSON' 5 ,f ,X ' . ,K , nk' fx XML, Terry General! xy, +9 00tbai1J.v. 1, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4.U , 0, A ff a U i fi ,jaw MW A ' LX A 4 J 1, v 1 if I Pu ,, A , l ,f if f 1 ,Ag r xl ow? A. f M lf? I K W Nl LY J U w MV on I ,fe V1 I V lx, ff! M I 26 H SHEILA ANNE RUKSZNIS MICHAE L LESLIE ROBERTS Mike General J.V. Football 1,25 F.F.A. 2. LUCE TTE MARLE NE SHEPARDSON Cette Home EC. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2, 3 , 43 Mixed C horus 2, Girl's Chorus 2. Sheila Home Ec. Majorettes l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4. BERTIE IRENE SAUNDERS Irene General Softball 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2,4. 27 DAVID RUKSZNIS Dave College WILLIAM CASWE LL SMALL Bill College Cony High School 1g J .V. Football 15 Rifle Club lg Science Club 1. ' . CAROLYN JEAN SMART Smarts College Basketball 1,2535 Softball 152,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Science. glub 35 Cheerleader 4. lbw wt X - , l 1 ', 1. 1 ' Hr . 'V 'A f 1 .' 3 f 1 , fv' . 1.1 ff. ' x x I N. X 5 1 ,ff , . I XI, l lf' W V W fix ff V M L 'bv vb TU ww ff Vu AX U 0 jf f lf by J! fy U J gt MVN ill ,xy cl L. L 5 X 1 f 1 If U CHL, I v , x M H Q x fl 5 , ,L . fl 1 - 1 f ' 1 ,f f I 1 , x. A K , I V if 5 V L , X U 'L ,V J l L uf I V W 1 if ,Vf f f N 9 J f 1 cv V U L KJ! ff v J ' J fi? L1NWooD MILES SMITH Linwood General Wrestling 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4. DOUGLAS MYLES SMITH Doug College Baseball 1,35 Football 1,25 Student Council 35' Delegate to National Association Student Council Convention 35 Band 1,25 3,45 Academy Review Staff 3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Debating 2, 45 Math. Club 15 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. KENNE TH LESLIE SIVHTH 'Ken Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Z8 ALAN CAMPBELL SMITH Smitty College Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Wrestling 253, 45 Student Council 15 Varsity Club 1,2,3,45 Vice- President 35 President 4. MARY ANN SNOW Mary Home Ec. Basketball 1,25 Softball 1,2,3,45 Gym Team 45 F.H.A. 1,2545 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Girl's Chorus 1. NANCY JEAN SNOW Nance College Basketball 1,2,3,4, Gym Team 2, Student Council 2, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4CPresident 43 Girl's Chorus 1gVarsity Chorus 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Academy Review Staff 3,43 fEdi- torDVarsity Club 3,4, Math Club 1,2, Magazine Campaign Captain 1, Senior Play 4, M.T.A. Award 4, Gir1's State 3: Selectman, Overseer, Guy M. Buck Latin Award 2. JOHN GARFIE LD STONE John College Baseball 1, Golf Varsity 4, Math Club 1,2. 'CKJMURLQXV My blfjfc nn X wif of Qffvjvw M Q .U ' ' , G YA SQQISTEVENS JJ A f - ,lj CF UjSxgGeneral N MW FREDERICK C LIFTON SPAULDING Fred General 1-'.F.A. 1,2,s,4. CHERYL BARBARA STITHAM Cherie College Mixed Chorus l,2,3, 4, Librarian 1,2,3,4, Girl's Chorus 1,2, Head Librarian 3,43 Band 2,3,4g Var- sity Chorus 2,3,4, Shamrocks 1, 2, Academy Review Staff 3,45 Debating 2, Magazine Campaign 2,3,4, Asst. Mgr. 3,45 Math Club 1,2, Science Sz Math Fair, First Prize Biology, Junior Exhibition 3: Junior Play 3, Senior Play 45 M.T.A. Award, Girl's State Alternate, Office Girl 1,2. 29 MARY- JANE STONE Mary College RICHARD WESTON SWEETSER Dick General Football J.V. 25 Basketball J.V. 15 Golf 15 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4gVarsity1,25 Dance Band 1,2,3, 4. CHE RYL LOIS VE NO Cheryl Commercial Greenville High School 15 Basketball J.V. 1,2, Varsity 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Girl's Chorus 25 Pony Staff 3,4. DIANNE RE NE THOMAS Di College National Honor Society 3,45 Academy Review Staff 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Cheering Captain 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Math Club 15 M.T.A. Honor 45 Girl's State Alternate 35 Class Officer President 15 Guy M. Buck Latin Award 1. 30 RE GINALD JOSE PH ST. GERMAIN Reg General Baseball J.V. 15 Cross Country 1,2,35 Basketball J.V. 2, Varsity 35 F.F.A. 1,2,45 East Corinth Academy 1,2,3. SUSAN ANN WE YMOUTH Sue Commercial Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 2g F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Pony Staff 3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. CLASS HISTORY As the largest class to enter Foxcroft Academy, the class of 1965 bounded in the doors not knowing what to expect. We adjusted quick- ly after the dreaded Freshman Week and chose as our officers: President, Dianne Thomas, Vice- President, Ann Adamovicz, Secretary, Mike Fair, and Treasurer, Mike Dugay. We were represented on the Student Council by Julie Anderson, Nancy King, and Alan Smith. Our class was very well represented in all school activities and organizations, many were recognized for their outstanding ability. We were also very well represented on the Honor Roll. As Sophomores, we returned, determined to fully initiate the incoming Freshmen. We were greatly disappointed when the original Freshman Week was cut to just one day. The class elected Edward Danforth, President, Nancy King, Vice-President, Julie Anderson, Treasurer, and Kandyce Plummer, Secretary. Nancy Snow, Gladys Greene, and Julie Ander- son were our representatives to the Student Council. Again our class had an outstanding representation in various school organizations such as F.F.A., F.H.A., sports, debating, Math Club, chorus, and band. Thirteen students par- ticipated in the All- State Festival. The class of 1965 began another year at Foxcroft Academy with 106 members. At our first class meeting we elected Mike Dugay, President, Ken Hewes, Vice-President, Jeff Merrill, Secretary, and Joe Anderson, Treas- urer. The representatives to Student Council were Alan Coy, Kristen Anderson, Linda Knowl- ton, and Douglas Smith. We were proud to have two members of our class, Alan Coy and Nancy Snow, run for Student Council President. Our classwas represented in F.F.A., F.H.A., Var- sity Club, debating, Review Staff, sports, cheer- ing, Majorettes, band, and chorus. Alan Smith was elected to the first string of the Little Ten Conference football team. The Junior Class sponsored and was well represented in Junior Prize Speaking, the Junior Plays, and the Junior- Senior Prom. As mighty Seniors, we chose Larry Pullen, President, Alan Smith, Vice- President, Kan- dyce Plumme r, Treasurer, and Mike Fair, Secretary. We were honored and proud to have Joe Anderson elected P r e sident of Student Council and Ken Hewes, Vice-President. We were represented on the Student Council by Larry Pullen, Ernest Lary, and Mike Dugay, Many members ofthe class once more, and for the last time, joined many school organizations. We had many of our boys on the football team, which lost only one game and won the Penquis League title. We now are looking forward to some kind of class trip. The unity and success that our class can achieve when working to- gether was shown in the successful supper we put on for one of our classmates. Now, as seniors, we have become more serious. All of our efforts at F.A., as fruitless as they may have sometimes seemed, will never be forgotten. Many of us plan to continue our education, some already have been accepted at colleges. As we now become individuals, leaving our old classmates, we hope to apply what we've learned at F.A., to the coming years. We are looking forward to the start of our future. M. Fair CSec.J, L. Pullen CPres.D, A. Smith tV.Pres.j, K. Plummer CTreas.J, Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Gerrish fadviso-rsh. CLASS MOST ALL-AROUND CLASS FLIRTS MOST ATHLETIC Nancy S. and Alan C. Charlie H. and Julie A. Alan S. and Cheryl P. BEST- LOOKING MOST TALKATIVE FRIENDLIEST Doug S. and Karen O. John S. and Cheryl S. Nancy S. and Ken H. .VV, I G h T if 'nlyf T '1 kly' Y 'S .'.h ., .ln fini' ' ' Y 'Q Q lf' vb H H H 2 Q BEST DANCERS CLASS COUPLE NICEST HAIR Kandy P. and John S. Ken H. and Linda K. Dianne T. and Terry B. DID MOST FOR THE CLASS BEST SIVIILE Nancy S, and Doug S, Doug S. and Kalldy P. 32 POLL MOST DEPENDABLE Larry P. and Nancy S. MOST SOPHISTICATED Doug S. and Cheryl P. CLASS CLOWNS CLASS MUSICIANS Dianne M. and Mike D. 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Stitham, J. Anderson, J. Smart, M , D IRD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N. Snow, D. Thomas, L. Pullen Cseatedj, J. Ander- son, P. Bradford. 36 p.. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD Alan Coy HARVARD BOOK PRIZE Laurence Pullen GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE SEATED: D. Thomas Qalternateb, J. Anderson, N. Snow, C. Stit- ham falternatejg STANDING: A. Coy, L. Pullen. 37 DAR GOOD CITIZEN Dianne Thomas CLASS OF 1964 Dale Austin - Working for State. Carla Baird - Beautician School in Brewer. Lynnette Barnes - married and living in Dover. Louise Bell - working in Dexter. Sandra Bishop - University of Maine. Myrtle Blodgett - Beautician School in Skowhegan. Bonnie Blood - working in Dover. Richard Bonsey - P. G. Nancy Buck - University of Chicago. Bruce Burgoyne - living in Dover. Langdon Burton - Married. Louis Campbell - University of Maine. Arthur Chase - M.V.T.I. Dorothy Clukey - Beautician School in Florida. Ronald Coffin - Working in Guilford. Gloria Cole - Married and living in Dover. Ellen Day - E.M.G. Hospital. Carl Dow - Working for father. Helen Dow - At home. Rebecca Downs - Working in Dover. Gordon Engstrom - University of Maine. Judith Engstrom - To be married soon. Ernest Fairbrother - Northeastern University. Bruce Farrar - Working in Dover. Doris Gammon - Married and living in Bangor. Bridgett Giordano - Husson College. Gloria Goodine - Living in Dover. Paul Gray - Working in Dover. Albert Green - Working in Dover. Sharon Hall - Working in Dover. Dorothy Hersey - Working in Dover. Carolyn Hesketh - University of Maine. Sally Hichborn - University of Maine. Lynne Howe-Bernards Beauty School in Lewiston. Sandra Huntington - Working in Dover. Carolyn Johndro - Working in Guilford. David Libby - University of Maine. Thomas Lyford - Farmington State Teachers College. Neil Mallett - Husson College. Linda Noyes - Married and living in Dover. Cherylee Olsen - Living in Bowerbank. James Page - Army. Joel Patterson - Nasson College. Arthur Perkins - Working in Guilford. Jack Plummer - Living in Dover. Stephen Pratt - Farmington State Teachers College. Earl Robinson - Wentworth. Gerald Rollins - Living in Dover. Ellen Smith - Married and living in Conn. Wayne Smith - Foxcroft Academy. Carol Speed - Married and living in Sanford. Betty Jane Stanhope - Farmington State Teachers College Stephen Taylor - Working in Waterville. Robert Thomas - Springfield College. Ronald Thomas - Working in Conn. Irene Tumosa - Living in Dover. Sheryl Turner - Working in Dover. Barbara Varnum - Ohio State University. Richard Varnum - University of Maine. John Veno - Working in Dexter. ge ' m. Q i-big Q fb A Q F' gjvf B. Ames Q ,gg .lie A wwe F. Andrews L. Beaupre W E3 E. Bradford C. Chase B. Dean . ,. , . M. Giordano if . . Q , B. . ef A . ff 5 . S. Ames D. Ames .. AA.. ff R. Annis D. Austin trin G kv S. Bent L. Blodgett f' ? R. Brown L. Buck i Mk A , Q. Clark M. Cole reams iiwsr D, Dow L. Dyer L. Godreau D. Grant . .Q X, Y . 52 Iii? P. Badger A W 5 Sf Wir FE w J. Bonsey :gil 1 Nia? L J. Cambridge V5- ? 9 , W M... Qs' A .ei M. Collins R. Earley ' N yr l T. Grant 40 CLASS CW 1966 Y v - mf. ... E25 l L. Bradbury K f B, Chambers K- Chambers a 552: Z' flgiir I V ' L. Crockett T- Davis W. . ix J W kg b . Edgerly S- Edg9F1Y I, 1. .V 'js as .. B will ' 'v A if K. Green K. Hall . it PV K il: , Q i 9' -L MV ,Ji Q 2 xi 'if J. Hoxie , D. Libby R.. .Q w Q Y A ww Y z R L. Mitch ell M. Nutter P. Raymond si if J E. Smith , N T. Hamlin . J S, Hurd L. Lunt v . E. Munson Q 1 N- X e .fx W. Perkins il? 1 .-l,- in if li? F. Robinson XC W. Smith ' . A ,., X it Y Yfx W 5 ' X gn? EY N A A l J. Harvey A. Hayes 3' N, 1 1 - J . xgwva -is , H. Jenkins S. Johndro L. I J P. Lyiord H. Maynard W. Murch M. McDonald J nl D. Phillips D. Plummer . '1lii I P. Roderick M. Sanborn We J. Stanley B. St.Pierre 41 5 F ex? . ' l l1,Q'4l1?+fZ i'-'V A . . . WI. . NNW H M. Heath , S. Johnston Rf Lewis . S M , is 'Q - if .ino A. Merrill Q. D. Meade 2 A f +C .4 , M WWW i ,. , G. Nelson . . N35 D. Powell K . Shaw G- Sh0Y9Y S. Tash L. Taylor . .en S. Tayl R Thornton S T S. Warren nr ,. . : .: .E t aj , gpg. . , 2 . ? 6 . H1 11- A i 5? my . . .. .,.. . , .. r ,. 1 . Th ah 1 L D. Weatherb J. Weatherbee L. Weymouth J. White R. White N tpictured: S. Clark R. Engstrom CLASS HISTORY The Junior class began this year at Foxcroft Academy with 87 students. We elected the following officers: Pres.- Anne Hayes, V. Pres.- Paul Lyfordg Sec.- Sheila Ames, Treas.- Susan Taylor. Our student council representatives were Bob Annis, Wendy Murch, and Kathy Shaw. Many of our fellow students were active in band, chorus, basketball, football, track, softball, baseball, F.H.A. and F.F.A. Bob Annis was named for the All East- ern Maine Football Squad. The Junior-Senior Prom will be our major event of the year. We wish to thank Mr. Coffin and Mr. Sewall for their help and advice during our class meetings. Sheila Ames 42 CLASS OFFICERS S. Taylor-Treas., A. Hayes-Pres., P. Lyford-V. Pres., S. Ames-Sec. . . . jolly, jolly, Juniors. Jia... . zA : I ,J 31 K. Bailey sn. A p 1 S . Sf. . . 1 , W. . 1 Q giif 2 . A D. Bishop G A-, . Qi wt M. Bush K. ' J A. fr if ul .v J. Clark .1 iv M Q fe .. . bl raw.. -pl s,...+i Q Q + ffl ,-.l il :L D. Barnes ! 'f-if ' V . 'Wy if I ,.. - ...,: S. Bragdon W -Q? ...Fi .. R, Carver if . f S.. X A L. Clark Siam -self' W 1 ima? , ,..... 'J K Vlefli M. Conley H. Crocker rr r .Brr . K. Emery J. Frederic , ef. . 21 ' W J 1 ... SV :V P. Hall J. Hamlin krkk Q K 1 H .,,. 1 . .mf K 'Mt- C. Betts QE .... A L D. Bryant lr Q D. Chambers J. Clukey A 5 .. . bv , R i. L , S 'iw Ln H. Cuthb ertson gif D. Gagnon if 5.511 . l it W .SX :Y 3 -x s in E' .1 W cf am... M. Hamlin T. Burns gi ' A. Chase J. Cole J T. Decker . -7. ' , I f fw a C. Giordano R. Hanson CLASS OF I ft! K- ll g 4 a find-K 1. . EW' my ,. Z 5. . - is B. Chase . Le . 1 , -.A Mfr ... 1 Q1 i , 4 X 1 1 J. Cole ia 'K . w, 4 'Li -. F. Doore -L f ggi. . L :Sf iiligjy' Q-:J.a?.l5lf7 E. Glover M. Harvey 1967 4 . ,. 'HN V , gif 1 ,.yy Tw- yawn' rs J. Collins 'S :iii : '-.:.. 7 'V V 1 :': ' at fl W. Downs s S K. Grant N. Harvey Q23 .ef J. Herring H , if x avig i , Q33 . , - ' , -. .5 - V' 5 .5 is , ' . k ,. 5 L. Huntington s fl , X Q 4 1 x , ' T S. Hussey af' h .., , , . - hp . Kitchen R. Lamontagne ' . .,.-, - Pbgf :' , 1 .5 ,x. ' , 5 ':': ,, wi ' G L7,.L 'mf h z R. Maynard 1 fi R. Mitchell .QM x M M. Noyes L. Preble J. Merrill 1 f D. Moen J. Nutter Ms . K N ,gi U. Q qs ls,- i.. w.:f J . Pullen iff: lg if , . .M 5 3 S. he R. Herring .4 . M me 5 if. v 5 S m e, T .. 5, , es. 5 D. Hutchings 1, f. ew G' if . L. Leathers .P .. . Q- div LQ 5 . ik . ep . N. Merrill ., -A P, Moore S. Perkins WF' AL E. Richards S Q wi xg ' is rr ,. , Z f., P. Hews SE 'if M X. , el , .1 J . Kelley S ...ASIA . Q 7 1-. ,.l'Y'- A nf fs P. Leighton , i1ifwl.i.,., - . ryiii 5 i k 'Pr' 51 mira uf J gm iliwilli li R. Merrill P. McPherson .M r f i fr ii MA .wil . J. Plummer 31515 J. Richards f S Q S 5 : -f ,, W-if 1 . X i R X' iw' .A - U l i .J - we . K+ iw ff sw S K, Howell r I 7 r ,- Si 53 I P. Kimball K. Libby .Q . M is 5 W if L. Michaud K, -if ... f- '.-,-' . if ,s mf? . 2 ki N. Nicholas M. Pratt N. Rideout .,.h A, King bw.. ,, N Jia - m Q. J , Loquerc io Liss lm! J. Milton .L in L. Nickerson B. Pray if R. Sands . . T. St.Germain A R be L. - .a .. , Eta L J. Thomas R. White CLASS OFFICERS - . n,S y Q S SS . LE- i T4 1 .. ' ' D. Sargent D. Sheldon A. Smith J. Smith i ' J. Smith S. Smith V. Smith N, Stanhope .,,. i S' 2 ' .ng ,. V C. Trottier R. Turner L. Warren M. Webber P. Weymouth QSSW i Y . K i S W. Wiley R. Zimmerman Not pictured: W. Lavoie CLASS HISTCRY The Sophomore class began this year with 95 students. We elected the following officers: Pres.-Jo Beth Kelleyg V. Pres.- Patty Kimballg Sec. - Jody Fredericg and Treas.- Margaret Pratt. Our student council representatives were Tommy Burns, Kathy Howell, and Lynn Warren. The Freshman Reception was the first activity sponsored by the Sophomore class and was a great success. This year we have been well repre- sented in F.F.A., F.H.A., band, chorus, majorettes, debating, Varsity Club and in sports. Jody Frederic J. Fredric-Sec., J. Kelley-Pres., P. Kimball V Pres , M. Pratt-Treas., Mrs. White and Mr. Steenstra Advisors. . . . silly, silly Sophomores. .3 Ja V . .aff R. Ames L. Annis 1' K. Blodgett ff' 'A .,--1 M, 'K 3 JY E., Q., V, D. Bryant ' Qffl N. Coffin L. DOW S, P iv- ' f' G B. Gagnon -Q' v p . . ' is s.. ff Q ,J pai I J. Andrews C. Arno K 'WI A , f VY QW if L. Bolstridge R. Buzzell P. Cole 21 Gigi is I i, S. Dugay if J. Andrews A. R. Bailey V, Bragg ik R, . ., Q' Q13 i ,Q Q., X S. Cannon 1 'flbnff K. Curtis b B . , if J. Dunham . ,k-, B. Baird B.. ix N. Brown f ' 21 :.- , B. Clark S. Danforth A A CLASS OF X kj: .Q , A. . .' K C . , S. Brown ' M, .. M in X, ' ' R. Clark 1 B. Davis K. Edgerly N. Gagnon H. Gammon C. Glover D. Grant 1 968 C. Clukey i a l P. Dority . ,',' D. Fair . J Y S. 'Mails 1. .W . Q. M, S. Hall GW, 1 5 I 44. x E. J ohndro xi: 1 11 Y. 4. A. Meade t D. Philpot S. Roberts gJ-ifJ a ff .,,., x T Snow - , gg . J . Strout nf' sl 5 4 1 T. Harvey .5-5, ff fl J . Johnson G. Munson 45 vi . N Q A. Powell . - a.- '.. , A f-wwz sawn 5 ff 3 L 1 1 . . pg' W . 'L EQ fx. fQ9Ei R. Ronco .4 A 4- 12 Kim new ' v. X D. Spencer ffm me Vi .... We ,:., fi - My-is g S, Sweet 1 Ks 'Ss . Yew 'bl' if A A K Q F. Hayes . . 3 -:-' S, . . x A 4 JW S. Johnson . Algal Q95 992145 5-If QWX , L. Nelson sz 251 1 5 5 QW ' 5 n , W ...W . . 3. 13 55 L. Pratt T . lf... I Wu-k?V .fffs Y . A f A. Saunders J . Stanhope M. St. Pierre 1 Qgkam K. Hi . .av P. Knaut S. Noyes E. Pray , F . W P . Q I f E. Smart M fe P1 M-,. T M W A X P+ 6 P. Stanley 92 'Y :I Y K Q 1 t X . A. Taylor 47 . Hitchcock s N A A f 45 A R. Lary S we X 8 v M. Peabody D. Raymond . Smith x Y - fx? we Y .som f . 5 PM f D Y C. Stevens 4 . M, Taylor . 4,52 4- . . P eg, K S. Lyford Q ..k Q,-as if !s.w.v..w N. Perkins Eitpf Mgywdi +W',w SM! R. Richards Q6 R ink sig? A 2 :':.g ' . H. Smith ' f'i'fl.? M. Stitnam C. Thomas 2' .- ' ., . ' J L --W . M. Thomas R. Tibbetts S. Tumosa D. Vega L. Whittemore Not pictured: G. Goodine P. Goodridge CLASS HISTORY The Freshman class, with 83 members, entered Foxcroft Academy with many dif- ferent plans for the future. At the first of the year we chose the fol- lowing officers: Pres. - Tommy Snowg V. P r e s. - Tommy Harveyg Sec.-Susan Dan- forth and Treas.-Sheldon Johnson. Our student council representatives W er e Brenda Gagnon, Steve Brown, and Jamie Stanhope. Many members of the Freshman class participatedin the various school activities such as band, chorus, debating, F.F.A., and F.H.A. We hope that the class of 1968 is one of which Foxcroft Academy will be proud. Su san Danforth 48 CLASS OFFICERS S. Danforth-Sec., T. Snow-Pres., T. Harvey-V.Pres. S. Johnson-Treas., Mr. Glover and Miss Chapman Advisors. .. itty, bitty Freshmen. BAND FIRST ROW: M. Bradford, S. Bent, V. Smith, S. Taylor, M. Webber, K. Blodgett, D. Philpot, J. Stanhope, M. Nutter, L. Knowlton, D. Smith: SECOND ROW: E. Bradford, G. Andrews, R. Maynard, M. Pratt, N. Harvey, L. Warren, C. Stitham, N. King, B. Gagnon, F. Campbell, J. Plummer, L. Annis, J. Pullen, M. Lanpher, R. Sweetserg THIRD ROW: N. Stanhope, R. Lewis, A. Plourde, W. Murch, N. Brown, A. Kimball, G. Nelson, P. Lyford, L. Pullen, G. Dunham, R. Lary, J. Andrews, D. Weatherbee, T. Bush, A. Chase, L. Buck, J. Barnes, FOURTH ROW: L. Lunt, R. Hanson, J. Cole, J. Edgerly, K. Shaw, P. Leighton, K. Emery, D. Bryant, C. Allen, M. Stitham, E. Pray, J. Dunham, S. Wiley, T. Grant, FIFTH ROW: S. Danforth, H. Gammon, N. Coffin, J. Johnson, P. Cole, C. Glover, A. Taylor, R. Turner, R. Sands, SIXTH ROW: K. Anderson, J. Stanley, R. White, P. Preble, F. Robinson, C. Trottier, D. Libby, A. Hayes, K. Libby, M. Harvey, T. Harvey, Mr. Thorne tdir- ectorj. OFFICERS SEATED: N. King fTreas.j, M. Bradford fPres.D, P. Lyford KV. Pres.j, STANDING: K. Libby fSecretaryj, Mr. Thorne tDirectorj, W. Murch CLibrarianl. Under the direction of Mr. Thorne, our band had a membership of 72. In the fall, we elected as our officers: Margaret Bradford fPres.D, Paul Lyford CV. Pres.J, Kathy Libby CSec.J, and Nancy King CTreas.J. The Band Council, composed of these officers and representatives from each class, led the band in planning and organizing our activities throughout the year. Led by our drum majorette, Kris Anderson, we presented many formations during the half- times of football games. With the addition of many new uniforms, we also played at the Christmas Concert, Pop Concert, Eastern Maine Music Festival, Fort Fairfield Exchange, a Veteran's Day program, and the basketball games. Our dances of the year were attended and en- joyed by parents and students alike. Eleven members made All-State Band, and the entire band enjoyed being hosts to musicians throughout the state. The Dance Band has had a very successful season, and has performed at many occasions. We especially enjoyed their music at the Christ- mas Ball, and all who have heard them will agree that they are tops! DANCE BAND STANDING: J. Plummer, D. Libby,AC Trottier, R. Turner, FIRST ROW: F hope, M. Lanpherg SECOND ROW: L Pullen, P. Lyford, G. Nelson, K. Emery D.Weatherbeeg THIRD ROW: J. Dunham M. Stitham, S. Wiley, T. Grant. ALL-STATE BAND MEMBERS SEATED: E. Bradford, K. Libby lOrches- traj, R. Maynard, L. Warren, V. Smith, J. Barnes, M. Bradford, STANDING: T. Grant, F. Campbell, A. Kimball, R. Tur- ner. A PRESENTATION TO THE BAND 5 I Campbell, R. Sweetser, D. Smith, J. Stan- MAJORETTES KNEELING: P. Raymond, D. Albeeg STANDING: S. Perkins, P. Kimball, Sheila Ruksznis, D. Hill, J. Frederick, G. Merrill. The majorettes have been very busy and active during this past year in various activities. During football and basketball games they performed different routines for the audiences at half- time. At the tournaments they did a flag-baton routine which was enjoyed by all. The majorettes ushered at the All-State Music Festival held here in April. 52 SEATED: K. AndersonCSec.-Treas.D, N. Snow CPres. M El1eryCV.Pres.Jg STANDING: C. StithamfLibra ianj, Mrs. Atherton fDirectorJ, K. Libby CPianistJ. CHORUS FIRST ROW: H. Gammon, S. Roberts, R. Richards, M. Webber, L. Glover, S. Bent, E. Bradford, N. King, D. Merrill, N. Stanhope, K. Howell, P. Cole, A. Powell, S. Taylor, C. Betts, M. Heath, A. Chase, D. Raymond, L. Annis, L. Buck, SECOND ROW: L. Bradbury, K. Edgerly, S. Hall, P. McPherson, M.Harvey, N. Harvey, I. Saunders, B. Dean, B. Gagnon, L. Huntington, D. Austin, A. Hayes, C. Stitham, N. Snow, L. Warren, J. Kelley, K. Libby, C. Clukey, C. Chase, M. Snow, N. Merrill, M. Bradford, S. Danforth, E. Smith, R. Maynard, Mrs. Atherton fDirectorJ, THIRD ROW: V. Smith, J. Barnes, S. Hussey, M. Lanpher, J. Andrews, K. Plummer, E. Pray, M. Ellery, M. Thomas, K. Anderson, J. Johnson, D. Libby, J. Nutter, C. Plummer, G. Andrews, A. Plourde, G. Peters, C. Hall, J. Clukey, P. Preble, L. Lunt, K. Emery, FOURTH ROW: J. Stanhope, M. Nutter, P. Leighton, R. Turner, P. Lyford, E. Danforth, M. Sanborn, R. Sands, C. Trottier, G. Dunham, A. Coy, J. Bradbury, M. Fair, E. Lary, L. Weymouth, D. Powell, M. McDonald, M. Taylor, J. Anderson, R. White, R. Lary, B. Davis, T. Grant, T. Harvey, P. Stanley. OFFICERS Boys' Chorus members. Chorus. 53 The vocal groups were again under the ex cellent direction of Mrs. Atherton this year. The mixed chorus was anotherlarge group which per formed well. It put on a Christmas Concert and a Pop Concert with an old-fashioned garden scene The other groups which Mrs. Atherton has been working with are: the Varsity Chorus, the Bluebelles, and the Boys' Chorus. The seniors will leave many vacancies in the Varsity Chorus this year which will be filled by Bluebelle and The whole chorus enjoyed being hosts to '-- members of the All-State Band and Chorus mem bers. We all feel that we were fortunate to have gi All-State held in Dover-Foxcroft this year. 15 of our chorus members made the All-State BLU EBELLES VARSITY CHORUS FlRST ROW: A. Chase, M. Heath, K. Howell, C. Stitham, S. Smith, M. Bradford, N. Harvey, L. Bradbury, D. Merrill, N. King, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Atherton CDirector7, A. Hayes, L. Warren, A. Plourde, K. Plummer, J. Barnes, M. Ellery, D. Libby, K. Anderson, C. Plummer, V. Smith, K. Libby, G. Peters, N. Snow, M. Lanpher, C. Hall, THIRD ROW: T. Grant, R. Turner, E. Danforth, G. Dunham, J. Bradbury, E. Lary, J. Anderson, R. White, P. Lyford, M. Nutter. FIRST ROW: H. Gammon, B. Gagnon, S. Danforth, L. Glover, L. Annisg SECOND ROW: Mrs. Atherton CDirectorj, L. Lunt, M. Thomas, J. Andrews, E. Pray. ALL-STATE CHORUS BOYS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: J. Stanhope, M. Nutter, P. Leighton, B. Davis, T. Grant, T. Harvey, P. Stanley, SECOND ROW: R. Turner, P. Lyford, J. Anderson, E.Danforth, M. Taylor, M. Sanborn, M. McDonald, R. White, R. Lary, Mrs. Atherton QDirectorJ, THIRD ROW: R. Sands, D. Powell, G. Dunham, E. Lary, M. Fair, J. Bradbury, A. Coy, L. Weymouth, C. Trottier. FIRST ROW: D. Libby, K. Plummer, C. Plummer, A. Plourde, M. Lanpher, C. Hall, N. King, SECOND ROW: M. Nutter, P. Lyford, J. Anderson, E. Lary, G. Dunham, E. Danforth, R. White. S4 PONY STAFF FIRST ROW: D. Plummer, S. Johndro, K. Hall, S. Clark, G. Dyer, L. Godreau, K. Green, C.Nickerson. SECOND ROW: S. Hamlin, C. Chase, G, Merrill, Editor, L. Jenkins, K. Chambers, M. Giordano, Mrs. Wiley, Advisor. THIRD ROW: L. Taylor, J. Barnes, B. Chambers, S. Weymouth, C. Veno, J. Hoxie, D, Austin. CH. Hayes, Assistant Editor, Absentl. The girls who have helped in the office this year are A. Hayes, and D. Libby. The librarians under the direction of Mrs. White, are: L. Jenkins, J. Barnes, S. Sweet, A. Powell, J. Smart, L. Peterson, N. Klimavicz. OFFICE GIRLS LIBRARIANS 55 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: J. Herring, K. Thomas, R. Merrill, L. Knowlton, C. Nickerson, S, Clark, M. Webber, N. Perkins, S. Bragdon, K. Hall, L. Buck, D. Raymond, S. Roberts, R. Clark. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hewes fadviserj, N. King, D. Merrill, S. Perkins, R. Greene, E. Bradford,J. Richards, S.Johndro,J. Edgerly, K. Edgerly, E. Smith, P. McPherson, L.Jenkins, N. Stanhope, L. Bradbury, K. Howell, S. Lyford, K. Greene, L. Shepardson, S. Hall, P. Hews, S. Hamlin, M. Heath, L. Leathers. THIRD ROW: J. Perkins, H. Crocker, R. Hanson, D. Albee, C. Chase, C. Veno, A. Plourde, C. Hall, E. Fabian, P. Kimball, J. Hoxie, S. Ruksznis, J. Frederic, D. Austin, B. Saunders, M. Snow, M. St.Pierre, B. Dean, G. Merrill, J. Pullen, A. Chase. FOURTH ROW: M. Harvey, J. Clukey, G. Marks, V. Smith, L. Taylor, S. Hussey, C. Clukey, P. Preble, J. Johnson, S. Weymouth, M. Thomas, J. Nutter, N. Klimavicz, J. Nutter, S. Ames, D. Barnes, J. Kelley, L. Dow, M. Bradford. F.H.A. OFFICERS SEATED: K. Edgerly CFreshmen Representativeb, J. Edgerly fSecretaryD, N. King CPresidentD, E. Bradford CVice Presidentj, J. Richards CTreasurerJ, K. Thomas CFreshmen Representa- tivel. STANDING: N. Stanhope fHistorianJ, L. Jenkins CEditor of News Letterj, J. Barnes 1Degree Chairmanl, M. Bradford CPoint Chairmanl, M. Harvey fParliamentarianD, B. Dean fRec- reation Leaderl. 56 This has been another successful year for our chapter. We completed the following annual projects: The U.N.I.C.E.F. Drive, the Christmas box, which was sent to Belguim, the Christ- mas card sale, the Christmas party, the Sunshine Boxes , and the caroling, the Chapter Birthday party, Daddy-Daughter Date Night, the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, andthe Penny Fair. Because Linnie Jenkins was the State Public Relations Chairman, our chapter assisted her in publishing the state News Letter. We are sponsoring a thirteen year old American Indian boy, Russell Standing Rock who lives in Montana. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: H. Cuthbertson, L. Nickerson, L. Dyer, D. Nickerson, L. Goodridge, R. St.Germain, D. Barnes, M Noyes, R. Herring. SECOND ROW: Mr. Coffinfadvisorl, D. Spencer, D. Gagnon, D. Dow, M. Conley, P. Badger, S Warren, K. Curtis. THIRD ROW: S. Hurd, J. Howard, W. Kimball, R. Brown, M. Cole, Q. Clark, K. Smith, J. Thomas F.F.A. OFFICERS K. Smith - Secretary, Mr. Coffin - Advisor, R. St.Germain - Reporter, J. Howard - Pres- ident, D. Nickerson - Vice President. Future Farmers activities have been slow in getting under way this year. There have been three district meetings to date, and there are four scheduled for the remainder of the year. Dirigo chapter will be host for the District Meeting in April 1965. Plans are now being madeto participate in the educational exhibits at Bangor and Skow- hegan fairs next summer. The chapter members have also participated in improving the grounds of the Academy across route 16. Our usual project of maintaining a five mile stretch of the Appalachian Trail from Mon- son to Blanchard will be carried out again this year. 57 SENIOR PLAY JUNE GRADUATE Bob Gardner .... ..... K en Hews Agnes Wagner .... .... N ancy Mercer Mrs. Myra Gardner . . . . .Kandyce Plummer Dotty Gardner Irene Davis . Harry Morris Laura Sawyer Jane Fleming Chuck Reed . Eliot Travis . Coach Yeager Dianne Merrill . . Nancy Snow .Douglas Smith Cheryl Stitham . . . . Cheryl Plummer Fred Campbell Timmy Merrill . Charles Hoxie Nora MacNamara . . . . .Anita Plourde Gladys ....... . . Julie Anderson Ethelyne ..... . .Marcia Ellery Hubert . . . . . .David Finley Prompter . . .... Susan Hamlin Lights .............. David Weatherbee Mark Stitham Directed by Mrs. White and Mr. Arnold. CONTEST PLAY MEC'-IGI! CAST Henry Ross . . . . . . . Michael Dugay Mary Ross . . . . . Anita Plourde Lillian Ross . . . . . .Cheryl Plummer David Ross . . . . . Mark Stitham Conscience . . .... John Stone Director ......... . .... Mr. Arnold Stage Manager .... . . . . David Ruksznis Lights . . . . David Weatherbee, Bobby Ronco 59 JUNIOR PLAY JUDGMENT MORNING CAST Bessie . . . Lenora Bradbury Ella . . . . . Anne Hayes Claude. . . . . Ted Grant Sadie ....... . . . Susan Bent Director ....... . Mr. Theriault Assistant Director . . . . Donna Libby Properties ............ Helen Jenkins Make-up ............. Wendy Murch Lights .... David Weatherbee, Bobby Ronco 60 JUNIOR EXHIBITION SEATED: S. Bent, L. Godreau, J. Bonsey, Miss Chapman Qcoachjg STANDING: D. Meade, M. Collins, R. White, D. Weatherbee. DEBATING CLUB 6I FIRST ROW: J. Bonsey, S. Smith, C. Glover, L. Blodgett, S. Bent, SECOND ROW: Mr. Glover Qcoachj, G. Peters, A. Hayes, G. Smith, C. Hall, W. Murchg THIRD ROW: M. Stitham, F. Campbell, D. Smith. SCHOOL CALENDAR September February 9-Classes started 12-Orono vs. F.A. fhomej 19-Bucksport vs. F.A. Chomej 26-Higgins Vs. F.A. Cawayj October 1-2-Teachers Convention 3-Stearns vs. F.A. Qawayl 10-Greenville vs. F.A. lawayj 17-Dexter vs. F.A. fhomej 25-Hampden vs. F.A. Cawayh -Freshmen Reception 31-Lincoln vs. F.A. Chomej November 9-Open house 13-14-Student Council Convention 13-Senior Play 20-Round Robin 26-27-Thanksgiving Recess December 5-Christmas Concert 8-Greenville vs. F.A. Qhomej 11-Schenck vs. F.A. tawayj 12-Orono vs. F.A. thomej 15-Dexter vs. F.A. Qhomeb 18-Hermon vs. F.A. fhomej 19-Christmas Dance -Christmas Vacation 29-Madison vs. F.A. Chomej January 5-Guilford vs. F.A. Qawayj 8-Milo vs. F.A. Qhomej 9-Schenck vs. F.A. Chomej 12-Greenville vs. F.A. Cawayl 15-Lincoln vs. F.A. fhomej 19-Milo vs. F.A. fhomej 22-Hermon vs. F.A. Cawayj 26-Dexter vs. F.A. Qawayj 29-Lincoln vs. F.A. Qawayj 2 6- 12 18- Guilford vs. F.A. fhomej Orono vs. F.A. Cawayj Madison vs. F.A. fawayb Contest Play Junior Play 26-Class L Tournament 10-All-State Music Festival 24 March 5 Junior Exhibition 20 Exchange Concert 25 Special Assembly April 7 19 Spring Vacation May 1 F.H.A. Convention 22 Exchange Concert 29 Exchange Concert June 4 Prom 13-Baccalaureate 14 Class Night 1 6-Graduation ff I CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: T. Davis, J. Hoxie, D. Thomas fcaptainl, J. Anderson fco-captainjg STANDING: J. Smart, L. Peterson, N. Mercer, P. Cole. The F.A. Cheerleaders have enjoyed fine seasons in both football and basketball. We've Work- ed hard this year cheering the boys on to many excitingvictories. It's beena great deal of fun for us all! The cheerleaders this year have been: Dianne Thomas fcaptainl, Julie Anderson lco-captainj, Jean Smart, Linda Peterson, Patsy Cole, Nancy Mercer, Judy Hoxie, and Tanis Davis. Judy and Tanis will be the only remaining cheerleaders. Good luck, girls! We would like to express our appreciation for Mrs. Wiley, our advisor. Thank you, Mrs. Wiley, for helping to make possible our new uniforms and for directing us at our out-of-town games. We would also like to thank Mrs. White, who so bravely managed us the one night we'll never forget--the trip from Schenck. 64 FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Coach Beek, J. Anderson, H. Smith, J. Cole, B. Smart, K. Grant, D. Bishop, F. Andrews, SEC OND ROW: Coach Beaulieu, E. Lary, M. Sanborn, D. Sheldon, J. Weatherbee, S. Johnson, J. Hamlin, R. Cai ver, R. Sands, D. Moen, Coach Thombsg THIRD ROW: Coach Lary, R. Thornton, A. Gerry Qin back-manageij, R. White, J. Harvey Cin back-managerj, E. Howard, A. Smith, J. Dunham, L. Mitchell, R. Ronco, T. Snow, Coach Champeon, R. Mitchell Cmanagerj, T. Burns Cmanagerj: FOURTH ROW: A. Coy, M. Fair, J. Bradbury, D. Finley, R. Annis, G. Dunham, M. Collins, M. McDonald, D. Powell. The Penquis League Champs! ! 1964 FOOTBALL RECORD F.A. 20 . . . Orono F.A. 14 . . . Bucksport F.A. 52 . . Higgins F.A. 5 . . . Stearns F.A. 27 . . Greenville F.A. 12 . . Dexter F.A. 5 . . Hampden F.A. 35 . . Lincoln 65 oxcroft Comes .l greatly improved Greenville rn played its best football of the 0 Academ h lr against favored Foxcroft last game show Errday, but the Lakers couldrft age, 308 to m-on Late a , zrcome losing the bail five times three for ni pass limi-woeqxtions, and it thus rt deiensive work that Edemy come 27-6 . tied 116 for Lakers had after the Lakers kby the sl! plays Thornton .ment fcl twxce :rt 01106 IT1 unhl ere still ,lvery much in the me. Statistics am in the play. In no early pgaapplying the pressure, 113 yards to 126 FA iofo that being Armisl while was to just four IVE d one ltis the BIG game of the teams and Foxeroft this t Millinocliet where the only two un- efealteld teams in the league will lash in a contest that could deter' line the league chamoionshin H GAMES allrlpdvon plays the ball then 3 the l:h1rcl per- only g060 with the 35 afte r yards in las' HC sive pl E hen I' Jeff Coy. Coy, OVEI' 7-6 after it 3 1941, it wa broke a 14- wihh a 19-15 in 1949 to v things in football is to outplay your opponent most of the first two per- iods only to go off the field at half- time trailing because you couldnft score yourself despite good chances while permitting the QLI1eg f feam .to ,score because you: takes. , K A 1 Unffortnmately for 41165 -Piznieif thai was the case aigainst Lakers Lose to JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: B. Smart, T. Harvey, J. Harvey, A. Knaut, L. Mitchell, S. Brown, J. Milton STANDING: Mr. Steenstra fcoachj, D. Bishop, D. Fair, R. Lary, T. Burns, T. Snow, M Collins, M. Taylor, J. Cole, A. Taylor Qmanagerj. J. V. BASKETBALL RECORD F.A. 45 ........ Greenville 42 F.A. 38 . . . Schenck 69 F.A. 58 . . . Orono 50 F.A. 51 . . . Dexter 53 F.A. 53 . . . Hermon 59 F.A. 57 . . . Madison 32 F.A. 31 . . . Guilford 49 F.A. 53 . . . Milo 39 F.A. 45 . . . Schenck 60 F.A. 50 . . . Greenville 59 F.A. 61 . . . Lincoln 48 F.A. 46 . . . Milo 44 F.A. 57 . . . Hermon 46 F.A. 57 . . . Dexter 54 F.A. 52 . . . Lincoln 62 F.A. 41 . . . Guilford 38 F,A, 46 . . . Orono 47 F.A. 44 . . . Madison 56 68 VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: R. Thornton, R. White, A. Coy fcaptainj, D. Finley, R. Annisg STANDING: Mr. Champeon Ccoachj, J. Weatherbee, A. Gerry, E. Lary, M. Fair, J. Bradbury, A. Smith, E. Danforth fmanagerj. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD F.A. 66 ........ Greenville 57 F.A. 54 . . . . Schenck 72 F.A. 50 . . . . Orono 66 F.A. 88 . . . . Dexter 56 F.A. 57 . . . . Hermon 64 F.A. 61 . . . Madison 78 F.A. 71 . . . Guilford 63 F.A. 64 . . . . Schenck 61 F.A. 64 . . . . Milo 41 F.A. 72 . . . Greenville 62 F.A. 50 . . . . Lincoln 49 F.A. 52 . . . Milo 41 F.A. 61 . . . Hermon 64 F.A. 74 . . . . Dexter 45 F.A. 74 . . . Lincoln 80 F.A. 63 . . . Guilford 69 F.A. 54 . . . Orono 76 F.A. 68 . . . Madison 63 F.A. 52 . . . Bucksport 74 69 ! 3 I 1 .51 41 we V x 4 I E F2 S 1 E E1 a E5 B 3 lt 8 F2 if i u 5 3 s K 5 5 A ii 5 f 3 E E me E ---- - --------- - --- ------- -----,-- ----- ---,- -M H--- --.L.W,-,M-. - L ,A top-seeded Bucksport had much reach for the scrapp tle Foxcroft Ponies. Bucksport high jumper ' Estabrook and rugged Chute, both 6-4, gave the i iesonly one shot at a time the most part. Foxcrofvs est startexiwas 6-1 Ernie I The Ponies stayed in co: tion for four minutes be ran a string 0 to make ii on to 1? ap H each. six of Q KE. ow 'v-r NF' 'bb U1 Soooowewfecnc with the S 35.35 af-ter two per third quarter of 4 the first 5112 minutf quarter the Lakers 1 score just three baskets eight points cm shots. Many times thx Aninis, White, before GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: M. Ellery, K. Plummer, C. Plummer, N. King, S. Taylor STANDING L Jenkins fMa.nagerJ, J. Pullen, A. Plourde, D. Hill, S. Weymouth, R. Hanson N Snow B Chambers, Mr. Lary CCoachJ. F.A.-38. . . F.A.-39. . . F.A.-41. . . F.A.-41. . . F.A.-58. . . F.A.-82. . . F.A.-42. . . F.A.-71. . . F.A.-32. . . F.A..-61. . . F.A.-95. . . F.A.-35. . . RECORD Greenville- . .Orono- . Dexter- .Hermon- .Guilford- . . .Milo- Greenville- . . . . Milo- . . .Hermon . . . Dexter- . . .Guilford- . . .Orono 72 GIRLS' J.V. BASKETBALL KNEELING: B. Dean, H. Jenkins, J. Bonsey, L. Blodgett, E. Powell, K. Emery, L Beaupre S. Smith. STANDING: C. Betts, fManagerD, L. Annis, J. Collins, K. Blodgett, J. Kelley N Gagnon, M. Thomas, K. Chambers, J. Barnes, E. Smith CManagerJ, Mr. Lary CCoachJ RECORD F.A.-23 . . .... . . F.A.-31 . . F.A.-20 . . F.A.-42 . . F.A.-43 . . F.A.-28 . . F.A.-38 . . F.A.-38 . . Greenville- 6 . Dexter- 14 .Hermon- 14 . Guilford- 5 Greenville- 4 . He rmon- 9 . Dexter- 17 . Guilford-6 73 WRESTLING FIRST ROW: Mr. Beaulieu Ccoachj, M. Ames, P. Moore, T. Harvey, J. Plummer, R. Carver, C.Hoxie, G. Dunham, D. Finley, SECOND ROW: P. Stanley, S. Johnson, M. Taylor, R. Lary, A. King, R. St. Germain, P. Roderick, D. Bishop, D. Gagnon, THIRD ROW: F. Doore, J. Merrill, M. Collins, A. Meade, D. Cham- bers, T. Kitchen, J. Stanley, J. Dunham, E. Lary. Interest has greatly increased in wrestling at F.A. This year it was made a varsity sport, and many more boys have participated. This year, as last, the wrestling championships were held here at the gym. N 74 RECORD F.A. Milo 13 . . . . 4 7 . . . . 8 10 . . . . . 4 F.A. PCHS 7 . . . . . 6 2 . . . . . 9 F.A. Greenville 13 . . . . . . . 6 12.. ....1 F.A. Dexter 12.. ....1 2.. ...3 8.. .2 I 964 BASEBALL TEAM 5 ....... 3 8 ....... 7 FIRST ROW: R. Thornton, G. Engstrom, R. Thomas, R. White, A. Smith, D. Powell, L. Campbell, A. Coy, L. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Beek Ccoachj, M. Nutter, R. Herring, 1964 SOFTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: K. Chambers, J. Kelley, L. Barnes, I. Tumosa, C. Plummer, K. Plummer, E. Fabian, M. Ellery, SECOND ROW: L. Howe, C. Olsen, J. Richards, K. Emery, C. Hall, L. Shepardson, N. Harvey, K. Olsen, J. Barnes fmanagerl. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lary Ccoachj, A. Chase, R. Hanson, J. Pullen, H. Crocker, V. Smith, L. Warren, M. Pratt, S. Ames, B. Chambers, S. Smith, E. Day. 75 1964 SOFTBALL RECORD F.A. Higgins 11 . . . . . 12 F.A. Dexter 10 . . . . . 1 10 . . . . . 11 F.A. Milo 31 . . . . 8 7 . . . . . 11 F.A. PCHS 16 . . . . . 7 20 . . . . 16 1 TRACK FIRST ROW: Mr. Beaulieu Ccoachj, P. Roderick, E. Lary, T. Burns, D. Bishop, T. Hamlin D Nicker son, J. Plummer, A. Merrill, M. Sanbornfmanagerjg SECOND ROW: M. Collins, R Anrus C Hoxie J. Weatherbee, D. Moen, B. Ames, M. McDonald, Q. Clark, A. Gerry, L. Pullen F.A. PCHS Dexter PCHS F. A. H.C.I. Dexter 1964 TRACK RECORD 52 42 12 44 37 1X2 34 1X2 14 ., 1' Madison 59 F.A. 49 Lee 54 1X2 F.A. 54 F.A. 46 PCHS 43 Dexter 17 ' 76 VARSITY CLUB SEATED: D. Merrill, K. Emery, N. Harvey, R. Annis, E. Fabian, J. Plummer, D. Bishop, J. Hoxie, A. Plourde, T. Burns, R. Thornton, D. Albee, L. Bradbury, J. Stanley, N. King, SECOND ROW: J. Barnes, J. Kelley, M. Sanborn, L. Mitchell, M. Ellery, J. Anderson, K. Olsen, D. Finley, T. Hamlin, D. Hill, C. Plummer, D. Thomas, R. White, N. Snow, P. Cole, K. Plummer, Mr. Lary tadvisorjg THIRD ROW: E. Howard, A. Coy, A. Smith, J. Harvey, G. Dunham, S. Weymouth, D. Powell, J. Thomas, E. Danforth, M. McDonald, J. Weatherbeeg FOURTH ROW: J. Bradbury, Q. Clark, M. Fair, C. Hoxie, L. Weymouth, E. Lary. OFFICERS The Varsity Club, composed of athletic letter Winners, is under the guidance of Mr. Lary. This year they bought uniforms for the girls' softball and basketball teams, and they also bought duffle bags for the football team. These purchases are made pos- sible by the concessions that the club runs at every football and basketball game throughout the year. SEATED: R. Annis, Vice-President, A. Smith, President, R. Thornton, Secretary. STAND- ING: J. Anderson, Treasurer, Mr. Lary, Ad- visor. 77 ODDS 3?- SChO01 SONS! I Last minute instructions! x Oh-h-h! E Please, Mom, please! ! Why SO sad, girls? DHHCG aI1yone?1 Is it a bird? ?! 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W Aj f S 1 , .5 r JCL I 'W' AMOS ABBOTT COMPANY Woolen Manufacturers Dexter, Maine Established 1820 Incorporated 1899 Compliments of PISCATAQUIS SAVINGS BANK Dover- Foxcroft Millinocket Serving Savers and Home Owners Over 90 Years STOWELL-MQCGREGOR DIVISION COATS AND CLARK, INC. Dixfield and Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Spools, Novelties and Dowels Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. It Pays to Save where Saving Pays' BE RIGHT Buy at WIGHT'S CONGRATULATIONS For Your Fine Yearbook From the home f O SPALDING, RIDDELL, WILSON CLUB, and OFFICIAL'S OUTFITTERS TEAM, WIGH13' 9 f i, f-J li , N .Ft-1 az- vg... Prices always lowest Special lette r sweaters Wholesale, Retail Bangor, Maine DRIVE-IN PLEASE DRIVE-OUT PLEASED BUTTERFIELD'S ICE-CREAM FARM X Upylrjyfover-Foxcroft,Mai11e ffjf WWW? M6 QI, Q , fwfiff 3Qiiffi?fM M513 WVEQWD 9x 593 wfyWwf5ffe5i AQ, cw Jw A Aw' wi ,UDgXfigfEziWU5gayjHgijoN s. KENIEIEY 90591 Kwik 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 - Foxc roft, Maine We give Profit Sharing Stamps Your Rexall Store TRI-COUNTY CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Rug Shampooing Union Square Dover-Foxcroft, LO 4-2631 RACE'S TRADING POST Hardware Sporting Goods Building Supplies Sangerville, Maine 816-3920 Compliments of MONARCH FINER FOODS Fine Food for Over 100 Years Catering to Institutional Users Restaurants - Hotels - Hospitals Summer Camps - Schools VINER'S MUSIC CO. Bangor, Maine Presque Isle, Maine New England's Largest and Most Complete Music Store Compliments of MILO SPORT SHOP Johnson Outboards Starcraft Boats Milo, Maine WI 3-7465 Compliments of A 8x P TEA COMPANY Milo. Maine BOYD 81 NOYES, JEWELERS 25 Hammond Street BANGOR, MAINE HUGH COLE'S ESSO Shop at your Local Independent Food Store and buy Stoke1y's Finest Foods. ' ARTHUR CHAPIN CO. Bangor , Maine Distributors Compliments of BROWN 8. WHITE PAPER CO 73 Broad St. Bangor, Maine THE SUGAR SHACK Compliments of PAT'S DAIRYLAND The Place to Meet and Eat Enjoy our Take Out Service Tel. 564-2770 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 1887-1965 F, Q 3 'U '- 11' ca E 5 :aw 1:15 EU -:S Z ng ,- 55 ua 5 D 1' Q Z UD fr 3 ., 7 in fl: v Y as 51 avwsm O SSS mhz -I nog vo VP TI 'QE 51,3 5'Z:u 0 3 lun 2 Q this Q f 7 Q' ,Z ,ft KQ7 , ,gfff,,, , f C142 If ,r,, I . f fy ff! i Club II1SigIli3 . Medals k 'flfrrj D C1355 Rings and Ping Diplomas . II1Vitati0nS ATTL rs a o no ffm AS s A c H U s E 1 T s Trophies . Plaques ROCKET LANES Where Families Meet And Leagues Compete THE HEALTHY YEAR-ROUND SPORT ,K ,' X, L, L , in ,J ,W f FLKPLY ivy K fx, 4 ITM' ,K IL i W we ig L. gui My JL it 17 i U ,A I , Qi? 0 w f J' V EJYWU jf! J, LDL JN! X74 L,,h,'fK U f w of ,un -i A HIL Jjfp UA! VN I We 3, mv' ,f L' 1 ig, My ,bil R Qi Aj, Ll Avi Jw ,yy ,f A' L - M 'sex ' 0' WUO0' Ulf Mfr, JJ!L! '!,1ff0MfLm JX ly X 7 ' R ' A 3 J W ' '+x7f is - LVM cylt K MCL ,ijt by AIR is i ff -W ,av W Q I X. L6 My ILE My M' ,il Ztsfi- ' ' N fs . L V 'Lv l X ,W iw AX Q fi X F- +X..5,'- N XX 'J lvifbf M X FL, If UDL! LN 7 r E A .N ffm! , 11 M N6 1 ,bf Q It 31? M ' I I ' N- Wk Lf' W Ci, ,. M44 QLQUL 1 E m, ig Em 1 i ig, A ff' f e ff se N T w WWPV C' Qi? 'tffffLJj K,s,fv' 'V Q '5f'?N'X- - imflfek wnwf f i, 'VAL -'U '..,T..l::l'LZi.T T 'GE-A f-- I C -. 'X if' J Best Wishes for 1965 Class THE BLETHEN HOUSE ' Motel and Hotel Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Vu I ii Q u f' ik Ae'WAf Y , 'IQ -XV, bp!! N Best Wishes ff H X63 To the Class of '65 1' ,A Q nj? px f0 E ,fx AAA, 5 A-K 'T' O fu A 45 V A 1, f' f U fl Q-N fw .J X fd I -5 .X ,Vi BLANCHARUS DAIFQQOIN W H' if-W i X . J ,A AJ K -Yvffxw Wifi ,U wif' Lg! fi W fi ff fs fed' fi i 1 if ' ffi-. f W WV of be ' ,f-V O if-11 V , L fx f W A ,f x, L, q nf, pf' ,lf dry J Anfv ml NU u W bfif 'I fx AQ ,jf ,fi J 1 mnihfx! f,i 'Ui,fxf A7 fr' . ' ' V' , ! h 'J Qualizfagiqr rifiipgucts ,ICN CY!-Q 1,7 K A Off A KJV Nfvk nf? Q if X ' -. I All ,5 ' X' 1, ' ,- Q'!1:X5iJ 5 f' fqgr ful UM WAJIZ: fm- fu , V N .J -x , '5 XXX 'X px K Q 1 4 , A 9 ff ,I ,XY W ,Q i-fwfq gs qw Ai fu 67- .x 1 AEN QR jig. i n ini VHXWX if fiom 1 if 1 fi M f il wwf iw A f is Q ffiff 'UMWfNdK9f f R C I fb ,LU U lift' ,B fix? 'A N' Aff iff W AQ yl' Av rm QXXK, f V 13 ,-ion kN'mfN1nmfQU+ Xafih 0 U7 ' divx CNEQQ 1 l nfl fy' A A , V' xl W TWT, tv , . V T . - n , A KINGISA ARROW PM . V X v Corporation ? A 2 ' ,Manufacturersfof .T ' ' : White Pineg Spruce and la E Nortliern 3Hardwood T Doiler-Eoxcroft, Maine . A P EfERS' PHARMEAQY' v ' A 3 X' Registered Pharmacist N 1 ,x ,V ' , A Tel. 3378 j I ' 34 Main St. 1 DoverwFoxcroft A Best of Luck to g X ,' Complrments Classfeof 1965 - gf BICKMORE'S BARBER SHOP Dover- Foxc roft, Maine T 'T i DEXTER SHOE CO: Compliments of GOULETTE'S I. G. A. FOODLINER Guilford, Maine Compliments of DEXTER BOWLAWAY Dexter Maine Automatic Pin- sette rs WAlker 6226 ROWELL'S GARAGE RAMBLE R-TEMPEST PONTIAC - G.M.C. TRUCKS Sales and Service Q Dover-Foxcroit, Maine Best of Luck to Class of 1965 MERRICK SQUARE MARKET Dover-Foxcroft, Maine KIMBALL'S On Merrick Square Dover- Foxcroft for 127 years Still Going Strong RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSE M ,r KG GSU Rapfr , G 'fix 'W Q I' , 2:1 1,-In , DOVER-FOXCROFT, MAINEMHD Telephone 564-2491 Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere DILLON HOUSE Milo, Maine Lodging and Breakfast WI 3-3775 Traveling Man's Home A. T. GELLERSON 81 CO. Summer Street Dover-Foxcroft, Maine General Electric Appliances and television Sales and Service Phone 564-2784 PRIDE SALES AGENCY Guilford, Maine Manufacturers of Small Wood Turnings P. 81 G. AMOCO SERVICE Your American Dealer Tel 564-2430 LAUNDERAMA Featuring 20 lb. Washers Coin Operated Dry Cleaners MEISNER 81 HERRING, INC. Telephone 564-3376 JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY Full Line of Repairs Profax Gas Building Material - Iron - Hardware 11 Summer Street Dover-Foxcrof i LARY FUNERAL HOME Philip Annis 62 Summer St., Dover-Foxcroft Dial 564-3391 31 Elm Street, Milo Dial Wllliams 3-2231 Maple Street, East Corinth Dial 285-3377 GUILFORD TRUST COMPANY Guilford, Maine Branch at Greenville, Maine FAYSCOTT LANDIS MACHINE CORP. Manufacturers of Textile and Shoe Repairing Machinery Dexter, Maine Bhliigo Q Cf Wlth Coke Best wishes to the Graduating Class , I . , 51 L, 1 , . A I' I f ll' Xt 1 . L ,If Y -V f tw' , 'J ,IU I J I N If ' J kj ,IJ Lf VV ' fl W , bf -V not II if I It I x 'L 'U KI f 4 :MV UI VV fx If N! ,-fl I I if - ,J U w I. I N txt f LI! ' Ll '15 ,I fit! 1 f X I, ' :A X 'V If I II CI - ' N , . Iv I ', M ' ,f V7 ' , ' IV X fs! ,vw . , ' 1 X I f I: I I , 0 y r It ' I X ,X XD If 'I V w II! J f I ,UI ,II A If U VJ MII JM -f of If IJ' VI I' J I NJ PM I NX It MV If ,f bf v N I ,X , I ,I , ., ,xx c I , V I ' ' n ' 'J x ' , , I I . - I U I' I ' I X II' f , ' I Y' V V ' ' ' ' I' u ' I ,' 'V ,I I IQ., II!! V LIIIIJ , iffy! f' jf .XIV Ll I Q34 f U' U I Ixj E I K I I y ,Ii 5 MCQYIIAND SANBORN, INC. I Lf' I v 01. f' if if IX If 'I to I IV D! I V 1 I I V p it WI' Y ,VU W l J UU A If J q Q v Distributors of Sunoco Products I I xfy I 'I ,JW B!! :AT My and if rf If , I QM Vx' ' - I American Standard Heating Equipment , ,IV I ,- fy V! ' if Telephone 564-2640 do , yy Dover-Foxcroft, Maine IX GUILFORD INDUSTRIES, INC Visit Our Retail Mill Store NEWPORT - EASTPORT - GUILFORD Compliments of CUSHING COALING CO. Coal - Oil - Gas NORMAN'S BOTTLED GAS Your Utility Gas Dealer Gas 81 Electric Appliances John Wood Gas Waterheaters Philco Washers and Dryers 31 North Street Dover-Foxcroft, Me. MCDONALD FORD SALES E. Main St. Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Ford- Falcon Mercury - Comet Sales and Service We Give Profit Sharing Stamps BISHOP'S The Family Store Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Tel. 564-2123 Clothing and Footwear For the Entire Family FOX AND GINN, INC. Freight Dept. Phone 3-6751 12 Howard Lane Bangor Fox and Ginn Moving and Storage Co. 195 Thatcher St. Phone 2-6757 Bangor, Maine HARY C. ARTUS INC. New Chevrolets and Trucks Park Street Telephone - Area Code 207-943-7303 Milo, Maine COLLETTES RESTAURANT Sea Food - Steaks Homemade Pastry Opposite Post Office Be Curlee See Shirlee SHIRLEY MAE BEAUTY SALON Dover-Foxcroft, Maine Tel. 564-2891 Compliments of CHASE 81 KIMBALL CJIL COMPANY Dover- Foxcroft, Maine Anywhere you want to go . . . U.S.A., CANADA, MEXICO! ,,.4 Ihr xx xx un vnu' mm lun ullh vnur Il N mm Ilxxluhw-l1xm1NI.n mgulhvr 1111 nun wxprll 4I11wr.Ch:nrl1-I I5ux1r1pN.m- n1NLr mx m4 mm1m1m.ul. In 1. If your N mn mln-y'Q1'ru1p ix plan- lmx n H111 rhuk un hmm ww ll M10 nm A H S .-X lim NM-n.xr1hwlpyum:uill1ywu1'pl.xnN.loom, N, xiuhlwcing . . . mcal xlupx , . . rmnplvlm' ilinvrzxry. im'luClinQ 1114 mlm rvfMn1l'r'hU1fL', You 1 xj 1 W Nlmmf , .V 'N CIITI-I bc-at mln- Lmnfrm, xufrly, fonwnivncv and 1 1 ny of R 8: .X Cham-r Bus, I V BANGOR IY11 xnfrmrlwlammm :md r'1xuw,w4- yuan' m-.nnwl limmgux' - mu S1-00K - . X. k H . U . 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Bonnin, Proprietor Compliments of CENTER THEATER BEAcH's GULF SERVICE STATION Dovegigifcfoft THORNE 'S QUALITY CLEANERS RIVERSIDE SERVICE STATION Dgver--Fgxcroft Maine ROY'S LUNCH Dover-Fgxcroft JOE'S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Maine Compliments of SOUTH STREET MARKET DAVIS BROTHERS FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCES Guilford, Maine ANNIS' LUNCH A Good Place to Eat Good Luck to the Graduating Class MoUNTA1N's MARKET cRED'sy GORDON ROBINSON Sea Food Dealer Lobsters a Specialty Dover-Foxcroft, Maine NAPA DARLING'S Quality Replacement Parts Automotive repair panels and paints Compliments of AGWAY INC . R. M. FLAGG CO. Bangor, Maine PENQUIS VETERINARY SERVICE Harold R. Sherman, D.V.M. Allan R. Corey, D.V.M. POST OFFICE PHARMACY Your Walgreen Agency Prescription Specialists 78 Harlow St., Bangor, Maine BK . f if X. . A 9 ,Ay 77 so , Q X ,f ry f. Q I be X H of Q -1' r of Q -A X. x A' X jjj Xl K fri fir if ,N J 4 . . iv rirl 1 J ef J ' jg X Q9 ykf UN X? 1 A aj ,V Q, 1, ,f kffj M71 J I1 Q X X., 4 ji W H W' J f Q, J . ,- Q .2 if rj ji f , Qi' X 'Xt Fl . J eff J . l av . . . . 2' 5 The Staffflbf e Aoaylemy Rev?44r wish to express their deep appreciation to the iced 10VYfIili!D2fr,9I1g vglio generously contributed to make this 1965 edition possib1e:A W 3.1 ' is gy gf K My K I g -fy B 'sjL,J.Stith3II1, M.D. 5 W Q' E! John W. Ellery, O.D. vgcufgq gp 1 ' M7 A L e 'f ?V . Wil M 5 KJ , ry: Francis W. Bradbury, M.D. ' ,gf ,IQ Y U45 G. F. Noel, D.o. 4 Jw' f l . I 1 nf, Harold T. oomsh, D.M.D. ' , - We XJ Mr. Franklin A. Higgins ' M I W Mr. Dana M. Anderson ffl Q C. W. and H. M. Hayes I I K M L.v. Robbins, D.D.s. 'jg . fi, Q ' ,iffy ff Paul D. Taylor, D.o. MM 'W ij! ' f l. 11 . Y ', KY! QM wlmpfvf' R006 Superintendent's Office K 1 'Killa ,UG 1 X U! KJ Mr. and Mrs. Matthew William? 760 A L0 an 4 I U wi I lv U VVUQL ,500 .Q 6, Dr. C. E. 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