Gorham State College - Hillcrest / Green and White Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1964 volume:

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Dedicatiun ............................ . 4 Seniurs Appreciatinn .......................................... 5 Underclassmen ...................................... Furewurd tilt!IIli-lllIIaIIIIi-i-l-l-IIII-lllillliiliillliillllll AdvertiSing l!!----'--I'--HIIIHHI II I II ! .uI-u. ' F aculty . .................................................. 14 Student Directnry Activities ................................................ 44 Index ....................................................... 183 Organizatiuns . --------------------------------------- 55 In Memuriam 184 FifSt Raw: 5. Andaman M. Gas 3 Plummet S. Eusenblad M. Levesque: Sacand Haw: R. 511qu curd W Carter E. LeEIam: El. Blaney Dr. Hanna B Emmuns H Newell, G. Chase, E. Andy. Hillcrest Staff ' w ii :- F'. -- CU-EDITOBS I Shawn Andersnn Bun Spuffnrcl SECTION HEADS Faculty .............m............Marie-Nnelle CBS Wumefs Athletics . ........... Janet Plummer ' Activities ............................ Eunald Hawkes Seniurs ...................... Rosemarie Levesque Organizatiuns ......................David Blaney Underclassmen . ............ Sandra anenblad Malfs Athletics . .................... .Ed LeBlanc Advertising ........................... Geurge Chase PHOTOGRAPHERS Emil Andy Wayne Carter Bruce Emmnns BUSINESS MANAGER . ................................................... Ralph Newell F ACULTY ADVISOB ................................................. .Dr. Jnhn Hanna Dr. Hebert M. Yerk, Dean ef Inatruetien We, the Class ef 1964, wish te dedicate this issue of the H iEIereat te Dr. Hebert M. Yerk, Dean ef Inatruetien. Altheugh he has been with us less than twe years, the hener already aeema everdue. Indeed, by his transfer frern the Uni versity ef Maine, that institutienta less immedi- ateh,r beeame eur gain. In administratien, in teaehiag1 in public IeIatjena hia worth is inealv eulable; everything he deea reflects the mania dedieatien te pregreaaive ehange. We ask eur- aelvea, is he net living preef that a busy person is a happy ene? And an, we shall measure Hebert Yerk net by the length of a eeat but by the stature ef a mind whieh puts us all in the shade. We are fertunate te have known him. The eleee ef 1964 wishes to extend its deep-felt eppreeietjen te Dr. Eheebeth Kerr fer her kind essietenee ee eur elass adviser. In eur first years at G.S.T.C. we knew her es an able teeeher ef bielegy, and during our last years we cherished her eentinued interest in 1.15 - in eur projects, eur respensibilitiee, and meet ef all eur persenel prebleme. She has made us see the impertaeee fer every teeeher ef a background in the eeienees. We marvel at the dedieeted spirit with which she has guided and eneeereged use IIH ' hm.- I ' I'Ilk'llll H - fl th H h I'll. IhuH n mauuunu... As seniors we take pleasure, tee, in reeeg'nieing Mr. Herold Neuberger fer hie feur-yeer rule as our male faculty adviser. 'We thank him fer his genereue suppert, net enly as a mathematics and seienee instructor ef unusual skill but else as a warm friend. Hie smile ef eneeuregement gave us many 3 needed lift. And so did all these uneeunted minutes in eenferenee! 1We will re- member Hereld Neuherger fer all the ways, eeedemie and personal, that he has enriehed our years at G.S.T.C. h '- .4- t 'I i e I 'I'ni JULIE! 5.! a t 'll-I-P i I'- I .r' elllie 'rr... 45' Foreword Damage, ee eften picturesque and at times even grim, assume paging eig- ntjieenee an e eellege campus. Whether they open. inter en hennrery fretemdy; e snack bar, er the Deenye eEiee, they preeent e bewildering renge e 5'? 021 e sunny winter eftemeen in 1964, cellege deem ere Mngtng to the e ifhw ef student life. Same ere ef eeltd eek, others ef featherweight dame But whether cumbereemely traditienel er eleekly medem, eeeh een se- hth em dreems- end ear respeneibilitiee. Who but its opener een eey what lies behind e deer? While yen see in. it the heady premise of eueeeee, eeetel er academic, I Tush te it fer shelter frem hitlereet winds. Anether student, baffled by elternetteee, turns te it blindly, e guineeagilig in e mezet And yet, deere en the eempue' seme- ttmee stand greeieuely epen ef their own free will. Are they, like He, weigtftrtg the weemth ef winter sunlight egeinet the threat ef e plunging mercury? Thee ts the feeetnetien ef e deer. . . P'- 1-H- ! I 1- Mr I ll 5.. . :1...- u... .. . ....L . I 1.-. ..f ..+ ... .... ..I. danrway a. .m .H B M .U hm. cherish . ...uIIIIIllrIIIul1lHIEIIH-Iml1 ...HIIII, IIJII IF' ..II. + .anur... a itdi Galanial d0 f a chaste . I I- ..I - . . ..l. .. I.. .. .1 .... E. ...- . . .. l - .. . a - L LN .- . . ... I a . - 1 . m II l.-.IIIII II $II I ...I. .. . . . .r ... I 1 .. ... ... . . .N I . I . . + I. . . . r. I ..ll uall. ..IIII... . .l . . In I 1.4.1. r1. ... ......1 4...... . I ..1. .... .. 1 n. I . .. ... . .- I I- .II .I.. L . . .....Il. l....l...nI. ... . . I .. . .. I I II. - I I f u l. i-ulull .- I H- .......... .. .. . . .. . . ..l 1 1 I I .1 I...- . arias a I- a of schual ream am . r: Callege was 19m .-. ... f - i- - -I- -h' ' I .- .-. . - - -. .. .41 . 1-; II. -II- l'f mt .kfi' w'w. JJ. t l' ml- . . and Shall we ever banish fmm thmtght a functinnal, scientific dnarway thruugh which we witnassed the miracle Hf Bur time's - man? grnwi-ng mastery Hf the physical warld . . . F'I I T . . . . nn-r maid we ever shed that visinn 0f :1 diJ-IOI' that umm- .- '- - delight. . . . a dear that makes us drnp our backs to clasp a mum, responsiveahand , - . a dam that swings in an danceable dates, an lacing and laugha, an the igflnmnur and friendship that makes the Hill ifops', . . . '1 Ir- . n .. n ' tans mm: m. mr-pnre 5mm -; - .3 .4 Hwy, fur mhn hm: nut sens :- - 1 '-..?. I-ltl'L' drawn! trim! - $39,; .F' n J' I . . . while anther doorways, long idle though we pass them every day, mutely await their ham - eloquent guardians of the towmanE freedom in speak mat, the- studenfs freedom to warship in his mun way . . . rind :1' ' .15. dd pg ! 31:; m:- 53-: v ' 3 1' i; Q ' ma keikqfing u;- .. - -- . . .I-l .- . - . . m - ' ' . r- i-I . . . ' ' .r - wt- IL: H.- , l . - . I .m'; I + F .- Huh 1 I PI.- .' 9W: 5'. .i.:': '32:..2- ..'? '-5'1--1:: .. ,9: '- 'JI- dill? . . . ???;?- 1 5-4 .I'r-r' r f DR. KENNETH T. H. BROOKS PRESIDENT OF G.S.T.C. B.A., University of New Hampshire M.Ed., Boston University D.Ed., Boston University - I..m. 'hl'll'ymllhn ' m.gr l ' I n -I.- Dr. Ernnks chats with Mr. Walter Reed Elf Farming- mn High Schnnl and Mr. Harry Hildebrandt I'Jf Fal- mnuth High Schml an Visitatiun day. Aeereditstien .invelves everyone: Dr. Yerk, Dr. Breaks, Dr. Mitehell. Deer Members ef the Class ef 1934: I am writing this letter on Monday evening, November 25, 1963. Yen will recognize this as the day culminating the tragic events ssseeieted with the assassination ef President John F. Kennedy. My thoughts, therefere, en this eeeesien ere semewhet selemn. But the tragedy of these days and the turmoil in which we as s. nstien new find ourselves demand selemnity. The impeet ef the passing of eur 35th president en the students of this eellege was ehvieus. Yeu were sheeked, and net unlike the rest of the netien, yet: called upon yeur spiritual heritage and rededieeted yourself te the esuse ef righteeuseess and justice. Will this dediestien be just snether emetienel eut- hurst or will it really mean something for all time in our lives? 0f ene thing I am eertein, there is me better pleee fer the een- tinustien of this dediestien and spiritual awakening then en the campus ef e tesehers eellege where the hepes ef eseh generation een be insured. This eeuntry needs new? as it has never needed befere, people in the teaching profession who are truly dedieated. It needs peeple te teseh kindness, humility, eeurege, telersnee. self-sserifiee end henesty, all of whieh lead tn the eternal verities that edueetien itself eentinues te seek after. If yen weuld dedi- eete yourself to yeur prefessien then, a step eleng the way weuld be the development ef these virtues within yeurself. Fer eertsinljur kindness esnnet be taught by the cruel, ner humility by the erregsnt. A ehild will net learn eeursge from s eewerd, ner telersnee from the intelerent. And if greed and everiee are e pert ef eur ewn mske-up, we can net eslI upen the youth ef today to make the self-seeriliee that will be se neeessery in te- meri-ewis werld. In a telegram te Mrs. Jeequeline Iiemmdsr sent by me en Ne- vemher 23, I made this statement, HStuclents of this eellege, es prespeetisre teachers, pledge themselves te werk fer a eentinus- ban of the great humanitarian prejeets fer whieh he gave his life. We eeeept his dedicatien- es a living symhel to guide our humble EEerts in behalf ef the yeung peeple when will make up turner- TDwis Ameriesf' My best wishes go with eseh ef yeu es yeu endeever te fulllill this pledge. Sincerely yours, M 5M President 17 A rare moment ef leisure. Dean of Instruction DE. RUBEET M. YUEK Dr. Ymk views the art display. Dean. inf Instmctian 11.3., Bates Cullege; $21.31., Ph.D., Clark University Dean of Men ---.... . l k Mr. Enwman dDEs hi3 Ashakan as he Sudngs intn the MR. JAMES EQWMAN hbrary. Dean of Men 35;, Gprham State Teachers College; M.Ed., Bustnn Unwermty; Graduate Study, BEISth'l University 13 Dean of Women . ;11111'11 MISS EDNA F. DICICEY Miss Dickefs care 315-: extends tn muta, inanimate Dean of Women things. AH... ?x'I.A., University uf New Hampshire; Columbia University; Syracuse University; Bastun University I 1- l u... 1E DH IQHN MITCHELL Is there never an endP'J 33kg DI: Mitchell. ' Chaiman; Industrial Arts 3- S Fitchburg State Teachers Enllege; M. Au University Minnesnta; Ed EL, Pennsylvania State Uniwrsity 19 Administrative Assistant MR. RALPH E. DUSU t M' Ginn. Administratiue Assistant Mr. Bus:- and Sean: 3.11;, 155 B.Ed., Keene Teachers Cullege; H.391... New Yuri: Uni- tie..- varsity J' Registrar .III ll I . .. M'H. ALLSTUN SMITH Registrar . E.S., Eustnn Uruversity; M.5+, University 0f Mame 2O Director of Admissions Student Teaching placement 1 . - '51- 4,, Hi . . 1 II . . a 1-H HR. LINCDLN T. FISH BIL WILLIAM E. EILLINGHAM MISS EVELYN LITTLEFIELD Directar 9f Admissians Dfrectar Hf Student Teaching Directar 3f Placement EA M.A., University nf Maine; $13., Eustnn University; Ed.M., 3.5., DeEance Calla e; M.A., Calum- Ed.D., antun University Fitchbury State Teachars CEIHEEE; hia University: Grit uate Study, Uni- Ph.D., Ll'niwzrsin.F uf Cnnneciicut varsity 0f New Hampshire, Buster: University mmHEHiE a great deal nf wnrk in placing these.- Dr. Figh in his DEEE, busy 3.5 usual. wnmrs says Miss Littcheld. 21 Industrial Arts .- ff .I. BE. IHHN MITCHELL MR. ARTHUR H. BERRY MR. IDHN GREEK Prefeeeer ef Induetfiei Arte Associate Prefeeser Aeseeiete Prefessor Department Ghezrmen 13.5., Gerhem State Teeehere Ceiiega; 13.3.ll Gerharn State Teaehere Cellege; ELSH Fitehhurg State Teeehers Gnl- Ed.M., Pennsylvania State UniWI'SitY; Ed+M., University ef New Hampshire; 1e e; M.A., Lini'lr'ersitz',F ef Minnesota; Graduate Study, Universityr nf Cnn- Gratinnte Study, University ni Maine, E .11, Pennsylvania State University neetieut Enstnn Universityr The Industrial Arts and the Art departments have always been eineely related thrnngh similar enneepts and principles. A greater unity will be achieved when the new 1A buiiding i5 enmpleted, einee it will eentrelize Innet eeetinns nf Industrial Arts. The twe deperhnente are else ehenging their methnds nf teeehing. Children will be given freedom for eelf-expreseinn end eelf-reelizetinn in their prnjeete instead 0f rigid inetrnetinns and heavy mannel-treining. Ii MR. JHHN FALLS MR. JGSHUA A. BAHEAHTI Instmetnr Instruetnr 13.3., West Texas State Cellege; M.Ed.. Texas 13.5., Central Cenneetient State Cellege- M.A., AEIM Ball State Teachers College; Graduate Stutiy, University nf Maryland 22 Art Department MRS. GWEN SAWTELLE MR. GALE MINER Instmctw Assistant messsar 3.5., University rJf Minnesuta; M.A+ Gearge Pea- 13.5., M.A., M.F.A., Calumhia University bndy College fm- Teachers An exampie of the Splendid Art diaplays in Cnrthe Han. Dsqchologq hm. JAIMES A. BUWMAN NIB. HDBEHT S. SUUTHWUHTH Asmeiete Prefeseer Assistant Prefeeeer ef Psychelegy 133+, Gerhem State Teachers Cellege; 11.13., M.Ed., Beaten University; M.Ed., Beaten University; Graduate Graduate Study, Beaten University Study, Beaten University Psychelegy is EibSDlul'Ely indispeneible be en edueetien program, fer enljrr through psyehuelegyr een ene deter- mine efficient metheds of giving and receiving edu- eetien. This is, of eeurse, a diiEeuIt task that will never be Enished beeeuee ef the eenstent evolutien ef peyehel- egy and education. Mr. Ferriterhe psychelegist frem Pinelend Hespital, taught Mr. Eewmen 5 elasses at the beginning ef the year. MISS EVELYN LITTLEFIELD Asseeiete Rrefeeser Directer ef Placement 13.5., DeEenee Cellege; M.A., Cel- umbie University; Graduate Study, UNIVEI'EHY ef New Hampshire, Bese ten UniVerSit'y ML Seuthwerth deep in theught. MRS. MELISSA H. CDSTELLEI Assistant Prafesmr 9f Educaiian Assistant Diractar cf Student Teaching 3.3., Gurham State Teachers Gulls. e; EtiM., University 9f Maine; Gra u- ate Study, University nf Maine MISS WEBER PEABUDY Asmciate Profeasnr 5.5., Gotham State Teachers Cnllege; Ed.M., Enstan University; Graduate Study, University nf Maine, Boston University, University 0f New Hamp shire kn' - 1-. i .5 i 133;, ., 9.6.1.1.... .. r -. Education RIB. ALLEN W. MBUHY Dimmer 5f Audit: Visual Education B.A., Univarsity of New Hampshire; M.S., Indiana University Onward tn Farmingtnn! Miss LittleHeId, Miss Peabndy, Mrs. Cnstelln, M1: Bawman. 25 Music: The Music Edueetien Pregrem is designed te prepare mueie eupervieere who will heme the necessary skills and experience in veeel and instrumental mueie fer teaching all phases ef mueie frem the elementary grades threegh high eeheel. Students gain further experience by pertieipetien in perfenmng groups. Individual abilities are develeped threugh eele perfennenee. As its eentributien te the eulturel beekgreund ef the general student, the Mueie Department else effers murses in Musie Appreciatien and Fundamentals. Mueie Edueatien graduates ere filling eigniheeet peeitiens end are melting their eentrihutien te the improvement of the music pregrem in the state MR. GERARD CHAMBERLAND Aeeeetete Prefeeeer of Music: B. ef Musie; M. ef Musie; Eeeten University; Graduate Study, Univer- sity ef Glaegew, Harvard University, Beaten L'fni's.rersit1ll.I . . WIIEH MISS HELEN HEEL MR. HUNALD U. CHLE Aggmjftnggfimfif Mueie Assistant Prefeeeer ef Music: Inetmeter ef Music 11.13. University at Weehin en; 3.5., Gerhem State Teachers Cellege; EJL, Eewdein CeHege; MA. East- M.haf., Lewis and Clarke Cg ege; M+ ef Music, University at Mietigan man Seheel ef Muele Ph.D., Eastman Seheel ef Music .....1 ......i' Mr. Chamberlain and Miss Heei interview a music edu- Mr. Cele eenduets the A Capella eheir. eatien maier. Mathematics Several years age, the Methemeties department respended swiftly te ehenging eeneepts in the field by intredueing Modern Mathematics methods in em eurrieulum. :ilreedy these ineevetiens have borne fruit. A swelling list ef G.S.T.C. graduates whe teeeh the 1Mew Mathematics in Meineie pri- mary and eeeendery seheels een testify te its eEeetiveness. The Wneth mejers frem Gerhem have made an impeet threugheut the state, and beyend. MISS MARY PEABUDY Assistant Prefeeser of Mathematics 13.5., Ed.M., Eesten University; Graduate Study, Beaten Universityi University ef Maine: University ef New Hampshire MRS. TAXIA E. PAEAS Instructor ef Mathematics BR. LINC'ULN T. FISH Prefeeser ef Mathematics mmmlf 0? Admiss-iene BA. Barnard University M A . E35 M.A., University of Maine; Teachers Cellege at Celumhie Uni: Abstreet Algebra with MIS' Peres. 'Du Eesten University versity 27 Dhqsiccll and Biological Science One prehlem ameng the mane that threaten em- eiviliaed well-heing ie the teeming erieie ef autematien. Seme persens feel that the present edueatienal system plaeea tee mueh impertanee en Seienee, and that this emphasis is a mere fad. Yet we may eerieushu deuht whether any natien can he tee eeienti- Ee fer ite ewe geed. Instead, aheuldnit we embraee mere Seienee, net less, 5:: as to salve the preblema ef autematien? Our faculty is alerted tn the need fer skilled, understanding; eeienee teaehere as the chief seuree ef eur matinee teehnieal knewledge and the mainstayr ef a 'free industrial eeeiety. MR. RHBERT MILLER Assistant Prefeeaer ef Science $13., I'lleulhryr Celleeje; Graduate Study, Beaten University, University at Maine DR. ELIZABETH KERR Prefeeeer ef Science E.S+, Marygreve Cellege; A.M., E1111, Cetumhia University MR. GEUEGE BARKER Assistant Frefeaaer ef Seienee 13.3. G h Stt Tah Celle e; M.Si, Igut:eathnn tailgvegstityfrsGradugte Natural Seienee eemes t0 lifE': thanks tG GEDTEE Barker. Study. Harv and Uni versityr 28 MR. HAHULEJ NEIIBEHGEE Assmciate memrsar of Science: . W l C 11 ; M.S., , . . Elgi;egs?ganf $33afiexignfggeseamh Mr. Neuherger :5 always busy, but once 1n 9: WthE, yuu can Eu! him at F ellnwghip, NYE. Medical 5211001; his desk. Graduate Study, Ensmn University 1-: II-l'r F- i- I 4' I I i---. 1 . I1;T I IF jn.nu- bk Emilll-J' MB. FARRELL S. HARE Assaniats Prafessar af Science 13.5., University nf Maine; M.S.. Uni- versity 0f NEW Hampshire; Gradu- ate Study, Shin State University '1 i 1 E .1 MR. GEGEGE AYERS Instmctar 0f Science BA- University of Maine; M.A., 9th State University Mr. Ayera tries ta puur putassium pennanganate intn a thin glass tube during :1 Physics class. 29 Social Sciences Since it is evident that eeeiety is greening mere end mere eempiex, teachers sheuld knew where they ere end hew they get here. Ee4::rnr::un'1ies1 eeeielegy? and geography deel with ttwhere we ere; hietery end enthrepelegy with thew we get hel-e.u The SeeieI Seieneee Department meets the urgent need to keep up with our changing seeietyr b1: effecting periedie eurrieuler changes. As the number of required eeureee has been decreased: eIeetives have leemed larger. The meet epeeteeuler develepment in reeem menthe has been the intreduetien ef majors in Hietery' end in Seeiel Seieneesi DE. HGRTUN W. EMEHSUN Aeeeeiete Prefeeeer A.B., I.'.'Jn::-II:13.F Cellege; PhD, Yale University MISS ESTHER WQUD . . . Aseeeiete Prefeeeer ef Seem! Sciences A lull in Dr. Emersen e rapld htEtUl'j-F lecture. E.A., Celby Cellege; M.A., Radcliffe Cellege 1t- ' MISS EDNA F. DICIEEY Assistant Prefeeeer Dean ef Women 3A., M.A., UIIiVEl'S-ity at New Hamp- shire; Graduate Study, Beaten Univern sity, Columbia University, Wesleyan Umversity, Syracuse University . . h ;.'.'1-;'$ 1-. 'l I 1 ii; . : 1' Q h '- 1 I fl; I i kl. . ..I. 1:. - I I. I '-.. i. : H. + Miss Weed underseeree a paint in U.S. Histery. 30 MIL PAUL BARKER Associate meessar Bf 5::ch Sciences 13.5,, Wittenberg CnHege; M.S., Kansas State College; BIL, Calgate Enchester Divinity Schuul; Graduata Study. Berlin University, Tubingen University, Gennany, Eastman Univer- sity DR- RUBEBT M- ?GHK ME. PAUL LABHAEEE Dr. YDung taught Freshman history Dean nf Instiiuctmn Instructnr classes during Miss Dickey? absence. Department C airman 13.5., M.Ed., Bastian University; 5-3, 531335 Callega; M.A., Ph-D-r Brawn University, Harvard University Clark University MR. WENSEL S. MGBEEG Instructw AH, M.A., Cl 1: U ' rs' ; Gadu- The Principles nf Geography: Mr. Mnberg and the Suphumares. ate Study ClarfrUnivggietyjthnjvgrsity 5f Maine 31 phqsicoll Education This year we eennet hepe fer n111eh mere then what we already ! h111re.The enmpletien ef the new Gymnasium hes fnliilled I evenrenes wishes-11 111111 111111111 11s to imprnve 11111 fitness 01- meintein it,11nd there will be ne excuses fer net deing en. 0111' Phyeieel Edueetien program has always been complete beeenee 1't effere required enureee 115 well 115 varied outside sperts and activities, beth fer men 11nd wernen. M11. RICHARD A. CUSTELLU Associate Prefessnr 11f Phy1ieel Educatien Directer nf Athletics E. 3., University of Alabama; M ISLI.1'ni1-'e111it1r ef Illineis;G1'11d1111te Study, UniVersity nf Mame Springfield CeHege. .:, I'- ffth'll'Jj Iii; IJJIH'ELH -.1 ,1-5, -1.- 1,11 1151-. . -: MR. RICHARD T. HFESCUTT 33:11.11th Prefesser 11f Health Physical Educatien 15.11., Colby College, Ed.M+, Heeten University; Graduate Study UI11W1e1-sit51r of Indiana High Sehenl Seninrs in the new Gym 1111 151Fisitati11n Day. 32 M'ISS DUHIS I. FITZ Aswan: Prafagmr 51' Physical Educatian $.31;ngde Egg: Umvermty; Graduate Study, Look alive girlslu Miss Fitz presiding MISS IEANNETTE GUDDMN Assistant meessar af Physical Educatinn 3.5., Sargent Cullege; M.Ed., Springfield Callege Knnt tying, Miss Gmdwin insista, is easy. 33 English Standing amidst a Hurry:r ef aeientiiie revelutiena, the iiHumanitiea eenie ulum malt.r seem te us merelyr a preserver ef the past and a fee ef ehaege. But the Department ef English leeks baek ever ita aheulder at the beat that has been thought and said'j in order te aean iithe useabie paati and see mere eiearly.F ahead. The student ef English at G.S.T.C. jeins in this quest. In literature he finds a reeerd ef mania aapiratiena whieh gives dignity te eur Inertal predieament. He sees that altheugh we may strive te appreaeh the speed of sunlight, enly the mind's light gives meaning te that eHet't. The study ef English - whether ef language, literature, er eempeaitien - is unique ameng aeademie diaeiplinea: it is net ae mueh a bedy ef interma- tien aa a refleetien ef the student himself - his finest self - sensitively grasped and Iueidly expressed. MISS ELIZABETH SAWYER Assistant Prefeaaer of English BA University of Maine; M.A., Beaten University; Graduate Study, Middleburjr Cellege MIL STANLEY VINCENT DE. JHHN G. HANNA Instructor ef English Aaaeetate Prefeaaar af English BAH, Besten Univeraity; M.A., Cel- 11.5., Trinity CDHEEE; M-Au Harvard umhia University Teachers Ceilege University; Phil, Beaten Uniweirsit3;r Imprevement ef Cempesitien makes Mr. 1it'ineent pander. Dr. Hanna wrestles with anather Freshman theme. 34 At MIL WILLIAM ARNDLD DH. DDNALD SPENCER Assaciate meesmr Hf Engwh Assamte meessar af Speech AIL, DePauw University; Ed.M., 13.5., Minnesota State Teachars Cul- antun University; A+M., University lege at Bemidji; M5,, Ph.D., Univer- of Irma sity 0f Wiscnnsin xlmw Anuther engaging encaunter with American Literature, Dr. Spencer checks the semen: fur the fall producfinn uf Mr. Amnld instructing. Willie's The Impnrtance nf Being Earnest. 35 Libra rq 'III I' '1'..- - H.?.I- MISS MARJDHIE EAMES 1453153151111? Mam? Library 1111 n MAEDDUGALL :11 MRS MERCY PAUKAEIJ 11113 Si'LvL-i 111111111111 Science: Head Librarian Instructar 11f Library Scifimme Assaciate Instructar of Library Assistant Libranign 3.3., Middiebun' Cullege; Asaismm Librarian Science. Assistmtt Librarian 11.5., Carham State Teachers 13.5 L. E. Pratt Institute Lib- E.Ed., Pl nuth Teachers C51- 13.5., Gnrham State Teachars Cullege ran? Schnul 3 M L 3' UHWE'I- iege; M.Eu Rutgers Univer- Callege; Graduate Study, Uni- sin.r Bf Michigan; Graduate sit? varsity uf Maine Study Calumbia University, Bustan Uni'mrsity, University uf Vermunt. MES. MARY MGHTUN Aswan: Liimzirian 3.1L, Smith Cnilege; Gratiuate E. LillEy axplnres the card catalog. Study, Western RESErve Uni- versity. .4 i ' .u-I-IFF'L'JJ: - .n.. -- f Mrs. Packarci and Mr. MacEnugall inspect same iii: the: many new library acquisitiuns. 36 MRS. MARY BARKER Imam. Grade HI, Millett Schml Milleh? 331190.! 13.5., Gmham State Teachers. 3.5., University uf Maine; 13.3., Cullege; M.Ed., University nf M.Ed., UHiV'BISitF uf Maine MES. EDYTHE LIHlTir Instructar, Grade 1', MRS. ANGELINE CGLPITTS Immmnr, juniar Primary, Milleti Sahara! Nurth Dakota State Teachers Callege; M.Ed., Uniq- Maine verglity 0f Maine; University Gf E Li' 1.1115... 53 l'a- 1.- ? 1.34.. m '1' I . hr I J ! '5? .. j E- A JI M . .x .HJLI Campus Schools MRS. CARULYN YUUNG Assuaiate Imam. Grade II, Millet: Schaal 13.3.. Garham State Teachers CuHege; Graduate Study. Uni- Varsity nf New HainpShirE Time Miss Sheila Nurhury, student teaching in Grade I under the EUPEWiSiCIIl uf Mrs. Edythe.- Libby. 1 HM - UUH ENEMY Shawn Jennings, teaching Mrs. Yuungi Grade II. I 37 MES. MUEIEL STBNE Instmctnf, Grade I, Miliett Schaal 3.3., Fanningtnn State Teach- ers Unliege; M+Ed., University 0f Maine MRS. FAITH SAWYER Imam, New Elememury .53haal 3.3., Gurham State Teachers Cnllege; M.Ed., University If Maine MISS MARILYN FAERAE Associate: Instructar, Junim' Primary, Mngt-t Schaul 13.3., Gnrham State Teachers Gallege; Bustnn University 33 MHSi CLAIRE LIBBY Assnciate Instmctw, Grade II, Miiiett Schaal 13.5., Gotham State Teachers Callege MISS JGSEPHINE MATTHEWS Imam, Grade V, New Elemsnmry Schaal 13.3., Gurham State Teachers Callege; M.Ed., University of Maine r.' F : . .' - - I+ II... I . .. - I . . I - . I I I I - . . -' ' P I.- .. 1r - . - -- l. l- 1 '2: .. .- - . . .. .- ..I .- . w: . . . . - II 1. a I '. , I .- P It l' I. I II III i- -.1- .. n . . MISS ALBERTA MRS. PERSIS HARDING ME. EHVIN KIMBALL LITTLEJCIHN IMmefer, Grade HI, Aeeeeiete Instructing Grade IV, Inetrueter, Grade IV, New Elementary Seheel New Elementary Seheel New Elementary 5351033 E.S., Curham State Teachers 13.5., Gerhem State Teachers 3.5., Eerhem State Teachers Cellege; M.Ed., Beaten Univer- Cellege College; M.Ed., BDStCIII Univer- 51 .? 5in MRS. MARY KIMHALL MR. RICHARD VAEHDN Associate Inetmeter, Grade VI, Aemeiete Inetrueter New Elementary Seheel New Elementary Sehee! 13.5., Gerham State Teachers 13.5., Gerham State Teachers Cellege Cellege gin MISS M. LANGASTEE MRS. DGNNA PUWEHS ME. DIDNALD DUPLESSIE Imam Aeeeeiaete Imtruetef Aeeeeiete Imirueter New Elementary Seheel New Elementary Seheei Shem Junier High Seheel 35 Gerham State Teachers 13.5., Gerham State Teachers 13.5., Gerham State Teachers MEEEE; M.Ed., University of Callege College e 39 MES. DUHGTHEA DUNTBN Hme Direcmr, New Men's Domitm-y MES. ALICE BHGTHBY CnHege Nurse: MES. LEIIS ANDERSDN MRS ma? GRUSS Hams Dfrecfm, ENE ETIEEET: Wnudward Hall ndraws a 13-5., Gotham State Teacher: Gnllege MRS. EMILY GDHDDN MES. RUTH B. LEWIS Hausa Mann er, Hausa Directar, Uptan Ha Uptan Hall 40 Dormitorq MISS VIRGINIA WHITE Callege Nurse MR. ETHEL HGWLANDS House Diractnr, Andrews Hall MISS MARGARET SMMIDN Hume Directm', Rabies Hall MES. ELECTA M. BBGWN I Bursar ' :Shaw' s Business Cellege 5 MRS. PE AR LICE HUYT Beekstere . ,. - JACQUELINE CDUSINS Heekkeeper MES. DIDEDTHY BERRY Secretary in the Registrar Shawis Business Cellege 1;: I MRS. VIDLA SMITH Reeepiienist MISS CABBLYN GM Seeretnry tn the Direetnr elf Admissiens 41 MES. VIRGINIA CHRISTENSEN Secretary in the President and Been, Maine Sehe-nl uf Cenuneree MISS MADELINE WESCGTT Beekkeeper Nertheesteru Business Guiiege m. Maintenance Staff . a - M11. THEIIJDGHE MB. RB? HAGERMAN LUNT Plant Maintenance Engineer Engiraer M'R. DUUGLAS WARD MR. PHILIP LIBBY ME. HUBER MR. THUMAS MACKIE Custndian, Building Maintenance MDTTHUM Eustadicm Carmen Half. Supmimr, Library Custadian, Building Hailey Hall, Library MR. FRANCIS ME. LEBNAHD HENRY MR. RUGEH ME. JAMES MINAHEI ANDERSDN Custadian MALDNEY Custadian, Night Watchman, Gustadiam Millet? Schonl Custadmn Uptan Hall 42 Cafeteria MR. WALTER MR. HUBER BABEITT BELANGEH Uptun Hail Chef Uptan Hail Chef MH. JDHN PAQUETTE MR. RUIBERT SAWLE O nge Upton Hal! Chef Uptan Hull Chef MES. VIVIAN HEWETT Student Lounge Manager Twc- luunge hustesses, new this year: Mrs. Lnrraine Van Tassel and Miss Marguarite DiBrien. The qunge and tha scrnunges. 43 P Freshman Orientation September 10-12 I ERIENTATIUN CUMMITTEE - Raw 1: C. Bragg, J. Maddneka, P. Ahhett, S. Cutter, C. un ar. Raw 2: 5. Andersen, N. Crechett, S. Burgess, S. Heaenhlad, M. Cea, P. Breaks, P. Ferden, L. Smith, C. Denevan, J. Ayette, D. lCarter. gm; 31:; El. Eaten, H. Devanlt, I. Waiker, P. Graves, I. Sainden, R. Breadhent, C. Wing, t at . Every npperelaaainan eapeeta tn kink eEF a new eel- lege year by renewing eld aeqnaintaneea and eateh- ing up an the menths away CIDidya have a niee summer'PW. But what do the aerawny yearlinga do when thefre brenght in freni the range? What passes in the minds at these bafHed iate-adeieaeenta whe End themselves at G.S.T.C., a eaptive audience readyr fer indeetrinatien and fereed feeding? The Class of 1967 wishes te repert here and new that the preeeaa waa painless. From a number at reliable aeureea we learn that Orientation Week was werth all the trouble, and then same. A dynamie erientatien eernmittee ef well-infenned npperelaaaa Inen reviewed eur prehlenia, suggested selntienai and advised aanely. The diaeusaiene which fellewed ran the gamut from dDII'I'litDI'y and eenimntEr iife te aperta and classes. Then a campus teur put a Hne eetting edge an all this theory. Espeeially impressive was enr first meeting with the President, and t5lerui:111,.ir weleen'te were the aeeial events of that busy, whirling week. Freshmen teur the IA building. 46 Freshman Reception-September 26 The freshmen dance. 47 After a dizzy expesure te eellege life and elaesee for two weeks, the Class of 1967 get a breather as guests ef the Student Christian Aeseeiatien at the an- nual Freshmen Beeeptien in Russell Hall. Priscilla F erden, charming and eutheritetjve president at S. C. At, wee Mistress ef Ceremem'ee. On behalf ef President Breaks, the feeulty, end the upperelesemen she fermeliy weleemed the newlyr metrieuleted etu- dente end enneuneed a pregrem ef musical eeleetiene by perfermere frem the College. Dean Hebert York, the speaker ef the evening, elequently described the leap inte eellege life. Later, the freshmen were escorted inte the gymnasium to meet Dr. and Mrs. Breeke end the faculty. Refreshments were served, and a danee ehmaxed the evening. :1: 1:. ti ' II Homecoming Weekend Rivelling the eeler and brilliance of a phenomenal Oeteber, the fourth annual Hemeeeming Weekend, sponsored by the Varsity Gn Club, get OH to a run- ning start. Exeitement was high, thanks tn 3 terrific mevie, a eleee seeeer game, and e smeeth informal denee. Candidates fer Hemeeeming Queen were Ann Miller, Alpha Lembe Beta; Claudia Duncan, Kappa Delta Phi; and Sandra Stevens, Phi Sigma Pi. Ann Miller was chosen by a narrow margin te sueeeed last year's queen, Sheree Andersen. TN Candidates: 5. Stevens, A. Miller, C. Duncan. Mrs. Cestelle presents the trephy te Queen Ann. 48 I rOctober 18-19 i . - . l ' J- Pleased with electinn results! - E. Levesque, Dutgning queen 3. Andersnn, Quean Ann, I. Capelluti, S. Cutter. lElur new queen dances With escnrt, BiH Hughes. 49 Humecnming Queen - Ann Miller Maqor Campa gn- 51 Nevember 18-22 TONY BLACK KAEP The iWaetierer'j r- Tony Blaek ef Kappa Delta Phi, me less - meved aeress our vast eentinent stunned momentarily by fetching glimpses of the nation's teeming variety. What an eyeful, what an earfui! Remember the gergeeus waitresses in that New Or- leans nightelub, Teny? And the squirming levelies at the Miss America Pageant? Hew about the swingin: Hingin: Ielliekin' rhythms of the Kappa Trie, the Mitehell Hill Trie, and that lyrical lark ef felkseng, Linnea Chilberg? Terry the Wanderer feued his E1 Derade: in the mast eelerful campaign staged in reeerit years, he was elected Mayer. The efHee is a weightyr ene; Terry will lead the campus threugheut the year in many activities, net the least at whieh ealls fer half-tirne entertainment at the heme basketball games, BILL FOSS AAB During Campaign Week Bill Fess and his Alpha Lambda B'eta erew went down to the sea in ships - right en eampus! It was a whale of an act. We can recall without a shudder Bill's impersonatien ef Cap- tain Ahab, heel: and all? He kept a heady eye en his disreputable shipmates, a shifty band of swash- hueklers as ever hit the deck. We all jeined in their grim pursuit ef the White Whale as they seanned the heriaen frem the taH-rail at their l4-feet Pequed. Bill's hinnaele was awash from heating to windward as the crest ef the Cellege hill shewed whiteeaps. A 1sr'i'eid pertrayai, Bill - a thrilling beest tn the eampaigni CHARLIE WING EDEN Charlie Wing and supperters staged a eelerful earnpaign areund a theme based en Theraten WildEI'FE n'Our Tewnf' Charlie pertrayed the stage manager, and his supporters in turn aided him in presenting a speef en the renewned play. The Tuesday night shew fractured a campus audience whieh witnessed the inspired antics of eandidate Charlie Wing and his talented Thespians ef Phi Sigma Pi. Featured players in iiOur Tewn ? i. ;u::-rharrfu were hebe Jerryr Walker, a high seheel jaaa eembe frern Westbreek, A1 Ceeh- run, Betty Gallisen, Geerge Perkins, Care! Couture, the pepular singing greup, the Ome as, and mamr others. Charlie, that was a deiieieus gusting fer the earnpaign-eake! Campus Mayor - Tony Black T onq Black Fnlksinger Linnea Chilherg perfnms at a baskat- all game during halftime. Kappa supporters march in the tnrchlight parade. Kappa bmthers listen as Tun? gives his cam- paign speech. 53 Bill F055 1 Bill Foss puses with three freshmen. supparters: M. Black, Alpha suppnrters have merry time: at a wnrkshup. M. Mnultun, L. Thampsnn. 54 Charlie Wing Charlie and his supporters await the start of the. parade III II III III II. llll 7 - lllll , . .. . E? I . I I I. III .rl I I I u .. J 1 .l I . Charlie gives his Campaign Speech. J. Walker at his best. 55 Winter Carnival Sisters of Amicitia relive. the atnry nf Snuw White Disc Jockey G. Barker spins IECGIdS far Friiay and the T Dwarfs. night dance. I I. mum G. Barker and B. F355 cuntinue Alpha? Mickey Muusen series. F reshmen, j. Ellis, L. Larrabee: and W. Hidkm fmlii: Friday night recard-huppers. at site nf their sculpture. 56 rFen. 27, 28, 29, Mar. 1., 1964 The eve Elf February 9.7, 1964 marked the beginning ef the ftmr-tltwr i-Finter Carnival. Sponsored by the Outing Club, things get relling at Russell Hell with the hilarieus Him ' It Hap- 'pened Te lane? Just before the mevie, etess candidates fer the role of Carnival Queen were 'iiitredueed; freshmen, Faye Mixer; 5ephn:::nrriere,r 10 Ann DiFrederiee; junior, Beverly MnePhail; ind senior, Kathy Davis. 011 Friday night a reeerd hep was held. Saturday seethed with :ertistie industry,r as six snew sculptures: ell en the Dieneylnnd theme, teek shape. A carnival ball, gFantasylendf: get under waifr at 3:00 high- lighted by the erewning ef the 1964 Queen, JD Ann DiFrederiee. Te top off the Cernivel's frost trig, snew-seulptures were judged en Sunday by a quatified team under Professor Gale Miner tit the Art Department. Phi Sigma Pi einehed the winning trophy with their superb likeness hf liming: Crieketfl Runner-up was Kappa Delta Phi, and WAA. received honorable mentien. WINNER - it'lirninq.I Cricket by the brothers ef Phi Sigma Pi .- 1- -'-'-: .ring HDNDHAELE MENTIUN: Guufyft WA-A-ts entry. seeewn PLACE: Kappa Delta Phrs triumhu 5? Gut radiant Queen, JG Arm With her Escnrt, H. Chaplin. Lmrely B. MacPhail, a junim, and her Escort, E. Lawlor. Dancing in FantaE-vland. Frashrnan candidate, vivacious F. Mixer with eamrh L! ' ' Marczak. Carnival Queen 11'1 DiFredericn Green and White Waq-March 5,1964 Pledge M. Deiehenty and J. Jeques men the Phil 5; t P I Hi. P- BEEEhEI gets the bell relling fer W.A.A+ 1 Jenn 1 me This years Penny Arcade were held err 11 Thursday evening, March 5, at Huseell Hell gymnasium. As usual, the event was speneered by the aetive Student Christian Aseeeietien with Merjerie Stene and Edith Biekferd as general eheirmenr Aitheugh partieipetien end at- tendenee wee sparse, these whe eerne were impressed by SONS tremendeus undertaking. Seme ef the bneieet beeths were manned by the Chess Club, the Student Ethreetien Association, the Dramatiee Chlh, 11nd Phi Sigme Pi. All preeeeds were deneted by the SCA te the Werld Universityr Service. Chess: Chth members, E. Skillin and G. 'Wilhur pay DH winner P. Mendy. J. Jehneen watches as J. Pratt teetsr her skill. L. Harlew takes.- 3 breather frern Duting Elubis G and W entry. 50 Miss G.S.T.C. Luna Larrabee Miss G.S.T.C. pageant - March 21., 1964 T 1 '5 r1 I'l The seven charming Misses in evening-gewn eernpetiijen, left re right: Eleine Adams, Nancy . Randall, Dele Header, Mary Jane F inn, Jeyee Turgeen, Sueen Dely, end Lena Larreheer I E. Adams ehereegrephed her eerebetie-danee number. The evening ef March 21 was drenehed with talent and pulehritude. Seven eempue levelies, greemed end eeutured frem heed te tee, vied fer the eeveted title ef hMiee G.S.T.C. fer 1964.1: Meeterminded by Eernre Beenik, the beauty pageant, thanks be the sponsorship ef Amieitie end the Pertlend J.Gfe, drew a CHPHCIW erewd whe ehred end eh-ed, whirtled end sighed, at the dazzling array of hillereet eherme. The evening 53W seven exeited end ereiting eeede run the gamut - beauty and brains, elegenee end hunter, eenge, denees, paintings. pieniem -- it seemed as if Gerhernie feminine reeeurees were inexhaustible. The Eve judges, including Eimne Ouellette, the current ttMiss Maine? were in e quendry. But befere the shew felded, the Eneliete were Sue Dely; Mary Jene Finn, hMiee Cengenieljtf; Dele Reader; runner-up; and Lena Lerrebee, uMiss G.S.T.C. ef 196$ The First Lentil;ru - L. Lerrahee. 62 Emcee- Al Cnchrun annnunces the fnur finalists: Dal E. - and Lana Larrabee. E eader, Mal? Jane an, Susan Daly, J Emlyn Chandler presents the Miss Cnngeniality haphy tn May Jane: Finn. Dale Header - 151'; Hunner-up. -.'--- FH- -' '-'-H-l'-. Miss Earhart : State Teachers College, 1964 - Luna Larmhee. Need we say mare? I am the greatest! Game aun-un, Tina! Angel: P. Breaks T0113; and the victgry waggm A mixed-up, misguided beaver :in enemy Mrs. Santa ElanaH r M. Meadlar territory. Greet ltween-eless fun. Lest ef the Mehegens? Pinkf at the beeketere. 5n, whn invited yen? i1; 3?; .' . '. '5'!- HLemme the Engere, peeehf' A11 Alpha eampaign sing. EEetter EEG Eeek eur ewn then te eat Satur- ey nig i: eens. Hillcrest '1'! First Haw: M. N. Ces, B. Jazynks, S. mimey, J. Ayette, R. M. Levesque, S. Andersew amend fillets: E. Andy, I. Hummer, S. Resenhlsti, E. Robertsen, LIL L. Bedard, C. Jegels, . NEWE . I Third Haw: Dr. Hanna, Adviser, D. Libby, W. Carter, B. Emmens, D. Blames, E. LEBIHHE: R SpeEe-Id, G. Chase. As a college undergees growth and expan- sion te meet the demands of the changing times, se must the exponents ef this Era: specifically such a medium as the class sn- nusl, ehsnge in seepe and design. It is the desire of the 1964 HILLCEEST steEF that this volume be en seeurste, sensi- tive, and readable reflectien ef the events which have eeeerred during this past year at Gerharn State Teeehers Cellege. . u I 1' 1:1! WI.- ':.'1 'i'.'l '411111 f. ' i ' Ii 13.: . IEI11 1 a '4'.- v: eases wires: . H' Dr. Hanna - Adviser 68 Public: Affairs Club t I l '. it . vi 1 33' MI. t-I ' Raw 1. Heneld Hewkes, Themes Dennen, Stanley.r Hewe. Here 2. Harriet Hawker, Katherine Illelehtm-ty,r Margaret DEennell, ReseAnn Sylvester, Faye Whiteemh, Hebert Neeld. DFFICEBS President Themes B. Dennen Vim PrEEidEnt Stanley Hewe Treasurer Renald Hewkee Diseussing current events. 69 The G.S.T.C. Publie AEeire Club, a newly ergenieed and struggling yelmg greup, is designed fer the young Demeeret, the young Republieen, er simply the young future teeeher who wants a mere eesmepeliten edu- cational experienee. The eluh firmly believes in a breed, general edueetien - one that prepares 1.15 te meet intelligently the full irnpeet ef publie events, demestie and foreign. The student dram te sueh a greup i5 possessed of en inquisitive mind that seeks Hrst-hend infermetien en eur pleee in werld seeiety. As a result, speakers engaged by the club are usually consuls and diplomats familiar with ripening develepments in sueh critical areas as Berlin, Cube, er Viet Nam. Twe members of the State Department were in- vited this year te the College. Mereever, the Irish Censul, the Nigerian eensul, and e Seuth Amerieen expert shared seine unique insights and experieneee with the elub end with students threegheut the campus. The Publie Affairs Club is thus heth en irwitetien end 3. ehellenge to young men and wereen to learn mere ebeut the werldie pelitieel and seeiel structure - as well as their place in it. In a werId ef bewilder- ing eheiees, they learn that their eheiee must ulti- mately fever a whole werld. Student Senate Raw 1. I. Micheud, L Walker, P. Breeke, 5. Henley, S. Weedhury, M. Beecher. Raw 2. A. Black, E. Breadhent, K. Biseell, E. LeElene, V. Fetter, C. Wing. OFFICERS President Prieeille Breaks Viee-Preeident Kenneth Bissell Secretary Linda Begley Acting Secretary Margaret Beecher 'Ii'eesurer Wayne MaeDeugall The Student Senate ef Gerhem State Teeehere College regulates and geveme the funetjening ef all activities en the Hill. Membership eensiste of students elected by eaeh elees end efEeere elected by the Sen- ete itself. This ergenieetien serves as e eerreependenee link between the President and Faculty, and the stu- dents. Primarily administrative in function, the Senate eIIeeetee and distributes student fees to verieue eam- pue ergemeetiene. At the preliminary meeting ef e11 ergenieetiene desiring alleeetiene, the purpose and need of funds are elerified. The determinant in the issuance ef funds is the number of students included in, and affected by, each ergenizeh'en. The eeeiel calender, else organized by the Senate, effectively regulates all student activities. Senate meetings fellew parliamentary preeedure, ineludjng the use ef the gavel end of proper titles. 70 Mr. George Ayers and Mr. Ardlei- Berry, Advism'i W. MachugaIJ and M. Beecher at wnrk. The meeting will Haw came: ta arder. President P. Brnaks. 71 Eastern States Conference Rene Walker-Delegete James Greenleef-Eep. Paul IehnseneHep. The Eastern States Aseeeietien fer Teeeher Educa- tien seeks to improve the serviees ef teeeher educa- tien inetitutiene. Werking threugh its member eel- leges, the ESATE eneeuregee the pettieipetien ef students and feeultyr in the fenneletien ef aims, pelieiee, end preetieee. Eeeh eellege i5 allewed ene faculty and eee student delegate te the annual eenferenee. It may, hewever, send as many,r edditienel representatives as it desires. This year feeulty member Arthur Berry and student delegate Irene Walker served en the Aeeeeietienie Beard ef Centrel and attended the annual eenfer- enee. Our Feeulty Advisery Ceuneil submitted a list ef candidates fer a eempue-wide eleetien, threugh which feut edditienal student representatives were eeleeted: Irene Walker and James Greenleaf, Seniors; Marie Cee and Paul Iehneen, Juniere. Advisers: Mr. Arthur Berry and Mia's: EVEIYH LittleEeld Dormitorq Counselors x r y l First Rem: E. Wing, E. Ereadbent, E. Casper, D. Rewnsley. Seeend Rem: K+ Winehenheeh, J. Webster. The preeters ef Woodward Hell and Weedn ward Hell Exteneien are on hand te advise and assist all male students in their eellege endea- vers. They,r else aid the Heuse Directere in the operation ef a democratic term ef heuse gevem- meet. They are eeleeted en the beets ef eeedemie standing, citizenship, ability to lead, and char- acter. The Iunier Counselors, who live in Hobie Hell, are there to guide women students in their first year of eellege life. With 3 friendly, helpful at- titude theyr efFer individual assistance and en- eeurege geed citizenship, sehelership, and eeeiel develepment. They are ehesen from several 1'11- terested sephemeree en the basis of character, leadership, and eeedemie standing. Left re Right: L. I. Smith, S. Hesenblad, C. Bragg, I. Meddeeks. 73 Inter-Dormitorq Council Raw 1. M. Verrill, R Allen, I. Hnlmes, L. Peterson, M. Beecher. Raw 2. L. Lanahae, S. Cutter, E. Hardy. Woodward Hall House Committee z? C a 9-1 a -- I Raw 1. F. Smith, P. Chenay, E. Eruadhent, F. Hall, H. Hamalainen, P. Hardy. President: D. Lnnsway, Secratary: L. Emmnna, Student Senate Representative: D. HamaIaJ'nen. 74 Womenas House Committees Rebie Hall Upton Hall m H Raw 1. A. Cele, D. Reader, 1. Murphy, M. Hawkes. Rem 2. L. Lanabee, C. Flynn, J. Curtis. Andrews Hall Raw 1. J. Ayette, K. Allen, I. Banaitis, B. Wright, S. Weed Hem 2. IL. Catt, J. Carini, M. Eedard, K. ems, L. Hansen. The three Heuee Committees representing Upton, Andrews, and Hobie Hells ere suberdinete he the Inter-dermitery Ceuncil. Each eemmittee eensists of ten elected members, who serve fer one year. They are eeneemed with the general welfare ef all residents in their halls, each member participating in the opera- tion ef his hell by assuming various duties and by representing the interests ef fellew-reeidents. The Heuse Committees premete dennitery seeial life by epensering tees and initiating many get-tegethere. Hem I. M. DiDenneH, L. Feye, S. MerriEeId, 3. Stacy. Raw 2. C. Brawn, L. Petersen, T+ Giherti, E. Weleh. 75 Dramatics Hem I. E. Hewe. P. Harvey, J. Mauser, In, Gt Perkins, T. Deenen. Rem 2. E. Smith, B. Leighton, C. Perhem, S. Lombard, E. Sinclair. E. Ivers. R. Levesque, B. 1. Stuart, Dr. Spencer, Directer. Rem 3. N. Buck, K. Curtis, J. Libby, I. Lehte, 11 Wiisen, M. Williams. OFFICERS President Barbara Leighten Viee-President leek D. Mauser, Jr. Seeretary-Treaeurer Carole Perham Under the inspired, and inspiring, guidance ef Dr. Deneld Spencer, the Dramatic Club eeemed inte its third year. Students with zest and a willingness te learn had a eheeee te display their talents, either in eeting er preduetien. Painting, preps, lighting, costumes, make-up, tickets, er ushering - each was a stone in Russell Hell's preseenium well! With the liquidatien ef the ancient girls: leeker- teem, the club acquired an indispensable pleee te meet end to store preps end eestumes fer use in future plays. Result: erder eut ef eheee! In Nevemher, the Eret ef twe preduetiens in the seheel year, The Importance ef Being Earnest, was given en three successive nights te large and delighted audiences. DeEnite plans were laid fer a seeend triumph in April, Elmer Bee : The Adding Machine? 76 Eileen Iver: and Tom Dennen The Importance of Being Earnest xx .11.; l I 77 Student Education Association J. i - V? 7:: '3'; Row 1. H. Deveult, P. Graves, R. Emadhent, B. Webb, 5. Hewe. k Hem 2. L. Gert, K. Andersen, B. Jezynlra, I. Benaih's, R. Levesque, D. GrifEthe. OFFICERS President Julie Benaitis 1Viee-Ih'esideret Richard Breedhent Secretary Karen Andersen Treasurer Philip Graves This year Gerhemi's chapter ef the Student Eduea- tien Aseeeietien has been extremely eetive end sue- eessful under the able guidenee end eesistenee ef eur adviser, Miss Mildred Peabody. Representing eur ehepter ef S.E.A., delegates have attended the spring and fall Delegate Assemblies in Augusta, the Swempseet Ceneentien in Beaten, end the Peterhereugh Cenveetien in New Hampshire. This year we pertieipeted in the aneuel Freshmen Orienteeen pregrem, gave infermal eeEees fer the student teeehere, epeneered e denee, hreught in speak- ers en fereign edueetien, end eendueted in edditien a High Seheel Visitation Day pregrem. S.E.A. is en eeeeeietien eeneemed with uphelding the metal and ethieel eedes ef the teaehjng profes- eien. Members ef S.E.A. ere else members of the Maine Teeehers Aeseeietien end the Netienel Eduee- tien Asseeietien. C. Marshall and P. Graves acting as guides en Vieitetien DRY- '73 Stanley Hnwe preparing fur the Augusta cnnventinn. 79 I - 'IJ' .r: - -.:;.;: F s L- - F W is... I F Student-teacher tea spammed by S.E.A. Haunted members attend the tea. Seniors sipping at student-teacher tea. Student Christian Association v i ' l I J i I I- r i l e -4.1! - -- 3. I If. . i ' E i 1': .' I 1 . H e . I' Hi; , :fre 13 lr' Raw 1. I. Gerry, B. Wateen, L. Garland, L. Morten, N. Chadherne, E. Beekwith, M. Sterne, M. Gammen. Hem 2. D. Griffith, M. Williams, M. Leverty, P. Ferden, D. Peverly, I. Linseett, H. Lew- renee, S. Hathaway. Raw 3. K. Bixby. I J OFFICERS The Student Christian Aseeeiatien, an interde- . , , neminetienel ergenieetien en eempus, aims te previde ?EEIgint'd ?:??Fiideg spiritual guidance and fellewship. The grnup meets SICE' 3'51 ent B 1 I :75 tar eeeh week, when a variety of programs are presented: TEEI'BtB-IT Ever 3 G ?Hisfhl; films, speakers, discussions, debates, and projects. IEESUI'EI' Hung r: Ameng the eetivities which 811A. speneere are Open Lounge, Freshmen Reeeptien, end the Green I and White Way. This year, etudEnts have represented 5.011. at a eiviLrighte eenferenee in Meeeeehusetts . end an Ecumenical Cenferenee in Ohio. 30 Newman Club How 1. I. Hard , R Lyons. V. Perter, L. Merezak, W. Laughlin, R. Hawkes. D. Mareette, P. Harvey, B. F! arty, H. Friedman. Rem 2. C. LeChmlee, M. Kimball, M. McQuinn. C. Pelmen, M. Hansen. M+ Dyro, C. Flynn A. Miller1 T. Ryan, S. Gagnen, R. Hemend, I. Terdifl', J. Dueliette, D. Durgin. Ham 3. C. Duncan, G. Perham, L. LePege, H. Levesque, M. Smith, M. Archibald, D. Pintal, I. Curtis, 5. LaVerdiere, P. Heinshereegh, C. Mazerelle, L. Stasee, C. Chandler, P. Celline. Raw 4'. E. Jnaynke, M. McNamara, 5. Fee, 5. He , P. Fertin, S. Vadnais. C. Beneven. C. Marshall, A. LeHeehe, M. MaeMerrill, F. Cenden, . Tureette, M+ Bederd. How .5. N. Creekett, J. Libby, M. C35, D. Cute, L. Faye, J. Liminewieh, M. Gimme , I. Emaiiis, D. Helen, A. MeNally, M. UErien. D. Pintal, N. Hickey. P. Fertin 81 OFFICERS President Pauline Fertin Viee-President Vance Perter Se+l.'.1-rete.r3.F Ann Miller Treasurer Janet Litwinewieh The Newman Club, a netienel eellegiete religious ergenizatien, enables a student te share mere intellec- tually and spiritually in the werehip ef Ged end to increase his knewledge ef the rele ef Cathelieism in teday's werld. Here at G.S.T.C. the Club participates in religieus, intellectual and seeial activities. The annual Christ- mas. Party at the St. Leuis Heme fer Begs and Girls is a high-weter mark in serviee werk. Other activities sponsored by the Club inelude: eemmunien break- fasts, denees, end ieint meetings with ether religious greups frem the surrounding eemmunities. North American Travel Association OFFICERS President Meredith Letteney The Nerth Atlantic Travel Aeeeeietien is ene ef the busiest eiubs en the Hill, fer its members work hard at feed-eetering er speneering dances to earn money fer its annual trip. This yeerrs trip to Canada will be the eighth in the CiuHe ten-yeer existenee. Mr. Meberg, the NATNS indefatigable adviser, skillfully prepares the itinerary and outlines the ini dustriel, geegrephieel, end histerieal sites along the reute. Students interested in ewetaliieing elesereem theery through an adventure in en-theuspet ebeervatien ere weleeme te membership in the Nerth Atlantic Travel Asseeiatien. Ree:- I. M. Gmmen, D. Pintal, I. Waterheuse, B. Watsen, E. Hardy, L. Daniels. Rew 2. S. Lembard, M. Williams, B. Jaeynke, L. Stevens, E. Rebertsen, L. Marten, C. Perhem. 82 Observer Raw 1. T. Dennen, M. Centure, C. Duncan, G. Perhem, 5. Stevens, E. Weteen, 3. Lamb- erd, E. Hardy, M. Cemmen, R. Hewe. Raw 2. K. Andersen, E. Curtis, D. Wilsen, P. Chapman, 1. LiIrwi1ri-::rv.:I.r'ieh1 Pt Fertin, E. Heeenbled, J. Ayette, B. Aethury. Raw 3. G. Wilbur, H. Newell, E Hall, K. Biesell, H. Breadhent, P. Graves. .-- -a 83 CO-EDITOES Beverly,r Weteen Sandra Stevens To serve as the main ehennel ef eemmunieetien fer the entire seheel pepuletien - that is the geel ef the eempes newspaper, uThe Observeriu This year it has intredueed e eritieel eelumn den veted exclusively te studentiepinien which, by gel- venieing pereenel interests, hes exerted pressure in fever ef leng-needed referms. Ohvieuely, a growing number 0f students with seeeened jeurnelistie skill are the newspaper's meet valuable assets. Threugh the eeeperetien end feeueed energies ef a talented staE, The Observe? eevere eempuewide events and issues with verve and eeeureey. Outing Club Raw 1. 3+ W'elch. P. Callins, 5. Cagne, C. Chandler, J. Fundin, L Aullette, M. Emery, I. Mulherin, H. Eamcs, H. Smith, 2. Graves, hi. Hanmn, M. Killam, C. Cnuturr. Raw 2. E. Adams, H. SyIVESter, C. PaIman, C. Flynn, L. Mcracau, ELL Archibald, G. Jacksnn, C. Brown, F. Mixar, L. Lanabee, J. Galipeau, L. Marten, M. Kimball. Raw 3. S. l.aVerdiere, N. Harlnw, M. Williams, E. Guyette, S. Hartley, A. Mandy. P. MnuIth, J. Barker, F. Cundnn, K. Baridcen, P. Smyih, P. Finlay. The Outing Club, open to all students interested OFFICERS in athletic: and sncial activities, uffers a pmgram nf President Zoe Graves great variety. Skating, splash parties, hikes, dances, Vice-President Charles Jucius and bnwling kept almnst eighty members in a cnn- Sacra Jud Ellis stant state of excitement this year. But nu student has Twang Susan gtacey to be an accomplished sportsman tn belnng. Inside or out, the Outing Club has something far everyone. Ja:iggl. .-. l. .... ....... - .- Huw 1. T. E1311. L. Emmnns, H. Friedman, C. jucius, G+ Harrell. E. Bailey. E. Palubinskas, L. Black, F. Cheney; Raw 2. S. Huerin, E. Sinclair, B. Harcijnsnn, B. Bram, A. Cale, S. Merrifield, C. Cabh, N. Bean, 5. Huberts, C. Bulger, L. Pandiscia, 5. Stacy. Haw 3+ E. HairEeld, A. LaHache, S. Hairy, J. Dicksnn, L. Sprague, M. DEDnnnell, S. Vadnais, L Mama, M. MacMHrrill, N. Chritchcrly: 55-1. VPTH , j. Machr-nell. Raw 4. 'W. MacDaugall, D. Musway. F. Hall, C. Smith, D. Haader, J. Holmes, L. Faye, D. Nulan. V. Porter, 11 White, EL Jones. 84 Varsitq HGH Club t... 3'1 - e- 1' ' OFFICERS h - President Paul Iehnsen ' 1m . Viee-President Jehn Gate e Secretary-Treasurer Edward LeBlane Every year Varsity itch speneere a gala College Homecoming. The eampus queen, who is elected en this eeeasien, starts eff in the afternoon with the epening kiekJeH at the eeeeer game. And it is Varsity Gut whieh sponsors the Hemeeemiug Ball, when the radiant, excited queen i5 crowed. The annual athletic banquet is else sponsored by Varsity Of All letter men attend, and special awards are given to outstanding players. Captains of all teams fer the next year are introduced. Finally, Varsity 0 donates trophies tn the members of the winning in: Uemural teams. rfht How I. L. Emmene, P. Jehnsen, J. MaeCennell, C. Jueius, P. Brawn, H. Farley, D. Bailey, C. Wing, P. Cheney, W. Saucy, R. Friedman, 1. Gate. Hem 2. W. MeeDeugall, D. White. J. Smyth, E. LeBlane, K. Bissell. H. Hardy. E. Morrell, V. Perterl J. Thurluw, B. Palubinskas. How 3. R. Then'iault, E. Andersen, T. WhEEIEI', A. Dickinson. Industrial Professional Organization Raw 1. W. Danferth, H. Gather, E. Andersen, D. Hutchins, P. Hardy, P. Sireis, W. Hedge, . Caste e. . ham 2. K. Ellis, H. MeeGewen, C. Whitten, L. Hansen, R. McCarthy, F. Smith, PL Libby, G. Merriam, M. Liten, M. Grey, 3. Chadheumel G. Violet, Mr. ehn Greer, Adviser. Raw 3,-1. LeChanee, C. Hersem, FL Hewe, C. Tracy, H. Lih 3!, G. Henneferd, E. Bell, E. NeweH, E. Chaplin, M. Hatten, H. Mathieu, L. Lerd. Hem 4. M. Higgins, J. Hihhert, L. Werster, W+ Adams, F. Lawis, ll Gegne, D. Hedge, G. Grey, 5. Petley, K+ Ellie, F. Durgin, FL Chadwick. Raw 5. F . Calderweed, T. Wheeler, E. Fairbanks. OFFICERS President Richard MeeCewen Viee-President Fleyd Celderweed Seeretary-Treasurer Themes Wheeler The I.A.P.0. makes available te the Gerhem eel- lege eemmunity, prefessienel programs otherwise unebteinebie, te give LA. students an eppertunity be present and discuss verieus problems invelved 1'11 teeehing Industrial Arts, and te premete prefeseienal develepment Further, it aims te give members 3 greater understanding ef the werkmgs ef industry and the edvenees ef seienee that eennet be previded by eleesreem mstruetien aiene. Finally, the club strives to improve sneiel end persenal relationships between UL students and the rest of the student body. P. Hardy, E. McEachem, H. Gerber, C. Hersem, H. Chadwick. 85 Arts Graphic Arts Display 8'? Development Council OFFICERS President Heward Libby,P Viee-President James Webster Seeretary-Treaeurer Fleyd Calderweud The Industrial Arte Develepment Ceuneil eeneiets ef here students elected frem each class and two face ulty advisers. The eeuneil provides a eleeer relatiem ship between the Industrial Arts and eeedernie de- partments. In the interests ef efEeieney, it helps to unenerl depejgtmeetel prebleme by making Ieeem- mendetiens based en Hret-hand etudent experience. Chess Club Raw 1. D. Andersen, E. Mnrrieen, M. Bushing, W. Taranke, G. Wilbur. Raw 3. 5. Haley, 5. Day, B. Skillin. W. Tameka and D. Andersen r r If M. Bushing end 5. Day II' 83 OFFICERS Michael Cushing Ger? Wilbur Beth Skillin President ViCE-PI'ESidEHt Seeretery-Treeeurer The Chess Club, ene ef the newest er- genjeetiene en the Hill, was organized by eheee enthusiasts to previde readyr cem- petitien fer the eenjined players in the eemmunity, to help teach nevieee, end to insure eempue-wide imprevement in ene ef the werIdfe meet feeeinetieg yet relaxing pastimes. The elub participates in the Win- ter Carnival and the Green and White Way, and epeneere a campus eheee teurne- 111th each year. It aspires eeerntuellgsr to participate in intereeliegiete competition with elube threugheut New England. G. Wilbur and E. Slcillin Music Educators, National Conference t -II- .1 e a :2: .r. a V Viz.- 5 6.: it 1' Hem I. L. Eepiing, E. SeheHer, J. mitten, 11 Hemeleinen, G. Tengue'y, F . Jehnsten, Tt Laughlin, M. F ester, H. Albert, F . McFarland, H. Gallant, C. Guyette. Raw 2. IL Hewe, I. Spiller, N. Grant, E. Deneven, J. Erskine, L Libby, N. Jerden, S. Burgess, S. Seper, M. Hartferd, P. Delente, B. 'Bryent. Raw 3. J. Bennett, D. MarEDttE, J. liltitatmJr W. Eeyden, P. Hervey, G. Perkins. KlFFICEHS President Deugles Eaten Viee-President Cerele White Secretary;r Penny Delente Treasurer Nancy Grant The Musie Edueetefs Netienel Cenferenee, 3 pre- fessienel ergenieetien epen te all students en Cantu pus, eime be present preetieel programs dealing with music education. In the past the ergenieetien hes supperted the Bend and Chetele by helping te raise meney fer trips and equipment. In the spring it presents a eeneert ef yeung musicians fretn publie eeheel music organize- tiens in the Pettlend area. Whatever the prejeet, the MEMO. strives te strengthen the mette ef the ne- tienel ergenizetien: Mueie fer every ehild - every child fer music.n G. Perkins, D. Hameleinen, C. Denevan, J. Linseett, H. Albert. 39 Womeni's Glee Club I Raw 1. M. Mortun, C. Cmmm, B. Lanfestey, B. Smith, V. Merrimen, C. Guyana, 5. Willey, G. Bragg, S. Andaman, M. Killam, 0. Chandler, W. Mnrrell, M. Gammnn, S. Skillings. Raw 2. S. Haley, S. Lumbard, S. LaVerdiere, C. Etzel, B. Hnwe, D. GIithh, B. Bryant, K. Grant, L. Wallace, H. Turk, L. Lanabee, S. Hathawa , L. Warrick, L. Ben, M. Runnels. Raw 3. H. Lamence, J. Spiller, M. Chapman, $ Murp y, S. Burgess, 5. Super, P. Fartin, M. Hudsan, D. Pearl, 1. Lehtn, L. Petersnn, A. C 33!, J. Turgaun, T. Takley, J. Libby. Row 4. H. Frnat, L. San, C. Campbell, P. Dalenta, E. Simmons, I. Erskine, L. Fuye, H. Rand, 3+ Huntress, D. Feverly, M. Dow, N. Grant, P. MDuItuIl, A. Mandy; N+ Iardan, M. Pratt, G. Dnnmrsm, N. Laverty. 90 -'Chorc1le Men 5 Glee Club Hem 1. H Huekins B; Albert G.Ter1g11ey J. 1'Jiifhitteti M Fester J Bennett F. Iehnsten, P Haney, E. SeheEer H Gallant DH Hemeleinen G Wilbur F. McFarland H1311: 2. E MeCubrey, I1 Beekleyfi NeeldW W.Eeyden, B Webb I. Eieux W. Laughiin, l J. Dew J Dew D. Mereette, G. Perkins, P. Heft. The Mens end EVemens Glee Clubs made up ef OFFICERS ever ene hundred eerefully eereened members seme- . , times perferm tegether es the Cerhem Cherele: seme- Eestgenit EDTEIEI 011:; $311113 D ?;r01 Bragg times separately E51 3 :1 EH5 3'3 U 0113 Marmtte New in its feurth year the Cherele under the able direetien of M1- Gerard Chemberlend has wen high praise fer perfermenees at Atleniie City Emereen Cellege in Beeten end the Ressini Club in Pertland. '5: 2:: 3 39 A Cappellc: '- st I. L. Lanabea, R. Turk, B. Bryant, J. Spiller, P. Dalenta, N. Grant, 5. Burgass, 5. Sugar, E. Sinclair, M. Hartfurd, B. Hnwe, L. Espling+ Ham 2. F. Inhnstnn, T+ Laughlin, D. Marcntte, C. Donovan, N. Jurdan, J. Libby, J. Erskine, P. Huuser, P. Harvey, G. Tanguay, F. McFaxland. OFFICERS President Douglas Eatnn The A Cappella gruup specializes in vncal chamber music fmm Renaissance to Cnntempurary. It perfnrms at Cunvucatiuns, schnal functions, and concerts and is unclear the direction of MI. Ennald Cole. 92 President Seeretary-Treesurer .1: Ham 1. P. Heuser, G. Wilbur, J. Whitten, G. Tanguay, H. Gallant, E. Sehaffer, H. Albert, E. Hamalainen, C. Flynn, C. Perham, Eh: I. L Hewder, Director. Hem 2. L. Espling, M. Archibald, 5+ Weedhury, J. Linseett. M. Black, A. Lillianthal, C. Bulger, M. Hartferd, M. Watts, E. Asthury. Ree: 3+ M. Faster, T. Lnughh'n, G. Perkins, l. Tayler, J. Hieux, D. Hagar, W. Eeydm, D. Mereette. J. Bennett, P. Hervey, F. Iehnsten. OFFICERS James Bennett Suean Weedbury Under the directien ef Dr. I. L. Bewder, the Ger- hem State Teachers Cellege Band has in recent years made great strides. All who play band instruments are weleemed te euditien end to jein in the rehearsals twe heurs everyr week; Regular perfermanees include Cenveeetiens, basketball games, Reeegnitien Day, and the annual Christmas and Spring Ceneerts. This year the Cellege Band is helping the leeel public: schools te start a mueie pregram by presenting e een- eert end a workshop at Gerhem High Scheel. 93 Amicitia Raw 1. E, Hill, 2. Gravem C. Chandler, E. Guffey, 13+ Dunbar, G. Duncan, G. Jagels, P. Grant, 5. Andaman, C. Brawn, P. Culling. j. Funde Raw .2. P, Smyth, J. Barker, M. Bccther, T. Uri Millar, B. Williammn. L. Smith, M. Watts, 5. Cutter, Raw 3. B. Brawn, S. Vadnais. M. Wiggin, M. Eedard, E. Yark, C. Leavitt, S. Wundhury, Bram. E. Wright, 11, L. Hansun. lmrti, J. Tmfant. J. Carini, H. Hixun, h. R. Lavemue. . hckiey, j. Eumell. M. McNamara. J. Lit eEuld, M . Verrill, H. Uldmixnn, H. How 4. E. DeGraaf, M. Clukey, A. Mandy, l1 Dnnwan, S. Henley, L. Faye, J. Plummer, I. Holmes, 1. Walker, L. Petursnn, S. Husenblad, A. McNally. P. Furtin. OFFICERS President Linda Smith VicevPresident Barbara Leighton Secretary Margaret Beecher Treasurer Marsha Clukey By forging new bonds of friendship among upper- classmen, Amicitia pmvides a zestful and construe! time: outlet fur snphnmures, juniurs, and seniors alike. The Club's inHuence is everywhere: student mem+ hers nrganize and pruduce the Miss Gnrham State Teachers Cullage Pageant; they run an Annual Car Wash; thEy give a fund basket to a needy family on Thanksgiving Day; they get behind the drives 0f fund or anizations; thEy visit Nursing E'Iumes during the bjiday seasons. And at yeark end 311 members join in the Amicitia Outing and the Annual Banquet. 94 1 Pat Smyth doing the Mexican Hat Dance? Pres. L Smith cnnducts the meeting. Sweet Hula Sisters! l I --..- fl!- Typical Meeting We caught ynu. Carnlym Emml Eat a nuudle fur thia little sister. HIS EWhll hard 110i tn laugh. Alpha Lambda Beta T I . 1f? .4! I III -. Ir .. .i- Raw 1. E. Andy, J. Miller, E. Friedman, W. Saucy, L. Black, I. MeeCeImell, P. Cheney, I. Pillsbury, P. Jehnsen, N. Buchanan, L. Einmnns, J. Gate. Ham 2. C. Jueius, J. Smyth, H. Hall, V. Fetter, R. Newell, E. Cemes, P. CenneHy, H. Chaplin, D. White, I. Lash, FL Nealey, L. Redrique. Ham 3. F. Hail, D. Lensway, J. Dew, 11 ., P. Brawn, D. Bailey, H. Farley, J. Thurlew, G. Barker, E. Marten, H. Hardy. Raw 4. H. Therrieult, P. Jewett, B. Andersen, K. Bissell, W. Fess, A. Diekinsen, E. LeBlane. OFFICERS President James T. Thurlew Viee-President David White Alpha Lambda Beta, Gerham'e eldest fraternity, giiim $11311: 323:: was established in 1923. Since that time the men of the Mereen and Gold have tried te advance friend- ship and unity on campus by participating in such campus spurts es seeeer, basketball, baseball, tennis, and eress-eeunuy. Each yea: Alpha sponsors numerous pregrame and entertainment te enrich eellege eeeiel life. The peak is reached at the annual HAlpha Weekend? which eentem en a heme basketball game with tmr peren- nial rival, Fanningten State Teaehers College. But Alpha figures preItlirlemtlj.r elsewhere - in the queen campaign, in electieneering fer the campus mayor, and in the winter carnival. And Alpha speneers an annual emeker fer all nennfraternity men on campus. I. MaeCennell, L. Black, H. Chaplin, Etihndy 96 Alpha Lambda Beta l . f '! B. Fuss, P. Connolly, E. LeBlanc, G. Barker A free shave far I Lash and Bill Fuss A sang for the girls. A haat ride for Captain 3111 Fuss a A B 97 Kappa Delta Phi OFFICERS I President Richard Breadbent Viee-President Philip Graves A natienal edueaiienal, prefessienal, and seeial Seeretary George Mesley i'irat'ernit'jar Kappa Delta Phi was founded in 1900. The TrEasurer Damel Libby Ieta Chapter, feunded at Gerham State Teaehers Cellege in 1938, has eensistently wen high awards in the Natienai F raternity. Again this year as in the past, Kappa has had fer its prime geal the advancement ef edueatienai, seeial, and cultural life fer the students of Gerham State Teaehers College. This may be seen in the various funeh'ens that Kappa has spensered, sueh as aHeeten- anl:1:ies,,u Ieetures, mevies, the skating rink, the smoker, the Annual Kappa Kabaret and partieipatien in the mayer campaign. This year, Kappais eandidate, Teny Blaek was eleeted by the student bedy as their mayer. Intramural spurts also play a large part in Kappais activities. Raw 1. H. Devault, J. Hard , D. Libby, B. Flaherty, A. Black, D. Hamalainen, G. Merriam, W. Badge, K. Bixhy, G. Mes ey. - Raw 2. I. Turner, 1. Whitten, W. Westen'nan, E. Chaplin, P. Graves, M. Faster, B. Me- Ceuhrey, L. Lard, R. Albert, E. Andersen. ' Raw 3. C. Haggatt, 0+ Hersera, J. Bennett, D. Gate, D. Mareette, H. Weedhurs, H. Bread- hent, J. Fields, C. MacEDnald. W. Taranke, H. Blanchard. . I Raw 4. E. Banks, T. Dverleek, F. Calaerweed, W. Laaghlin, H. Niehals, J. Halt, FL Hawkes, D. Flaws, I. Dew. 93 . Koppel Delta Phi H'1 P. Graves, JL Black. H. Bmadhent, T. Uverlauk W. Wasteman, J. Ellis, J. LaChanc-ae practice far half-time entertaimnent. 1 I W44: with ; L .11:- I. F 1-4.:Hi-rl-I .HHLIH Hurd' J'r I.- i re ! -- ' . I. . I II 3... an.- I . m H l F ,1... F i W . I . ' ' ' + . .1 JlirrWZf-F' ' U E: El 5 2 - a E 3' 3a 111 E? III Bur Mayer, Tnny Black KAi'. A reminder 13f Hell Week! W. Westerman 99 Phi Sigma Pi 1,8 l... .- .. . 1 ! Raw 1. H. Hueldns, E. Newell, C. Wing, H. Spetferd, C. Enman, W. Cat-JLrter1r G. Chase, G. Wilhut Raw 2. S. Hewe, G. Perkins, H. Walten, E. Perkins, B. Emmens, H. Butler, W. Warner, I. Iaques. ! OFFICERS 4 Phi Sigma Pi is a national professienaJ-educatign Ptesident' Ralph Newell Jf fraternity founded at Central Missouri in. 1913. In VIEE'PTESIdEHt Ronald SPDEDTd I 1949 Omega Nu Epsilen was founded at Gerham SECTEtHI'Y IStenIey Howe State Teachers College. Six years later this fraternity Treasurer Wilham Warner t became Omega chapter of Phi Sigma Pi. Members of Phi Sigma Pi dedicate themselves te ' : the development ef high ethical character emeng -- J. M .1 . l men of like interests in teaeher preparater institu- - a I ' tiens. The fraternity is primarily refessienal in na- . 1 ii :2!- 2 4e. ture; it emphasizes elese fellewship, existing in a ' '3 r -, ' seeial way 01113,? to meet the needs of campus life. Outstanding eetivities inelude prefessienel and husik ness meetings, an annual smoker, participation in the mayor campaign and the Winter Carnival, varieus service projects, and charity work including, the an- nual Sweetser Heme outing and a Halleween. party for Gerham elementaryF grades. The fraternity initiated a new program this year in the term ef infennal help sessiens for anyone in- terested, administered by fraternity members. Ralph Newell and Reward Cutler 100 J H. Newell, Tutnrs Class. .i 'I'H: .1 HMJEJU .- 3 1: y. .. i E ...; Geurge PEIldns i GEE 101 a 1..-l. .I....F.1- ..- Hhhlhu... 1..51.I1...III.. . I...- ..1...... . .... 1...... ....1....I.... . . . . . . 1..:1.......1.1........ . ..1. I . '- 1'1. .. . .1. $11... inndhirmfi ... ....1...1...... .. '1': .- II1....I1-.1.. ... ...- - I.. . .. l ....ka ...I..I....H1...I......1........... .H I....+....- . .- 1 Ilhirfh$fhn I151 .. $3 Ih;IIIF-Iq -. H. ?riihilul 1?. . 1A.. ... H .. . I I Ihhxhhfiph.deklig.-ri11h . .... 11.....I. . . .. ..r.... ..11.1... 1... I ..I Iquwwivic .. ...-MAJ... .. Janna .I .11.... Womanis Athletic Association i t ' the qr First Rm: L. Hansen, M. Watsen, St Lemberd? L. Smith. E. Seigel, L. Petersen, T. Giherti, S. Clutter, E. Adams, B. Weleh, A. Bell. Seeemi Raw: M. U'Brienj E. MaePhail, M. Ree, A. MeNaIly, I. Libby, F. Cenden, C. Gebh, E. Bryant, B. Jazynka, 13+ Hebettsen, C. Mazerelle. Third Haw: B. Hardieen, I. Litwincrwieh, J Plummet, L. Faye, E. Bram. The anefs Athletie Asseeietmn emphasizes student leadership and eellege-wide participation in sperts. With the guidenee ef the eeuneil. the WAA. has made avail- able sueh sports as seftbell, beeketben, velleybell, ten- nis, trampeline, emheryr and fencing to growing num- bers ef wemen students. Each member works toward a goal. She strives t0 obtain her numerals, letter, pin and - the ultimate satisfaction - a white blazert These awards, earned an a point basis, are presented at the annual Spring Banquet. h' s. l; I.' I... .- '1; 3'4 Miss Fitz - Ativiser 104 M. U'Brien, J. Hummer, E. Wright, H. Jazynka, M. Starla. What? 50 funny;r abaut tuhngganjng? M. Rea halps slaughter the boys during a half- time basketball game. P. Finlay, C. Ccthh. What gees up must came: dam. M- UIEH'E : L+ GEIIEHCL 11 PEWHY- NHW tn 511d same ice . . . 105 Cheerleaders The cheerleaders, an active greup en eempuet beeet the metal ef the basketball team and in- still eeheel Spirit inter the student hedy. This year they.r epeneered e Pep Rally and dance prier he the hret heme game. The equed eeneiete ef eleven girls - nine regular cheerleaders end twe substitutes - ee- leeted en the basis of appearance, veiee, peiee, ee-erdinetien with greup, pereenality, and cheer- ing ability. Pep Cheer Wetve get the ge Weive get the get Wetve get the team We've get the pep. Wetve get the ge, the get, The teem, the pep. Ge Cerhem, Letie get hep! First Hem: M. Weteen. sen. M. Beecher - Captain .- M. Beecher. Seeend Rem: F. Mixer. J. Fundin. Third Rem: J. Ryan, Feurth Hem: E. Ademe, I. Terditf. Fifth Hew: M, Vetrill, B. Wilhem- Seheel Seng Stand up and eheer! Stand up and cheer fer Gerhem Cellege. Fer tedey we raise, the Green and White ebeve The rest, ef all the rest. Our bees are Fighting, fer theyr are out he win the fray. We've get the team, HAI-I-RAH! Wewe get the steam, HAHeRAHI Fer thetjs the Cerhem Cellege way. 105 HI ' I' --. - . .i' '3- Lank at that teaml J-r Emu This takes cancentratinn - Yelling on tn victnry. Modern Dance Club h First Raw: M. Bee. 3. Garden, P. Lesserd, C. Dunbar, P. Ferden. Second Rem: A. Ball, M. Streut, J. HeIIand, I. G'Denald; D. Carter, D. Pearl, C. Leavitt, M. Watts, C. LeChanee, B. Welsh. Third Hem: E. Ivere, J. LittIeEeld, A. LaHDEQHe, L Memes, M. Meulten, P. Iillsen, S. Vedneie. E. Sinclair, I. Turgeen. Through the years the Medern Dance Club has given women students en eempue a ehanee not only te attend classes in een- ditiening and technique but else te express themselves before audiences with grace and preeisien. This year, under the creative directien ef its adviser, Miss Jeanette Geedwin, the Club pree- ented twe highly.r eueeessful programs en the Hill. The Christ- mas Cenveeatien featured ehereegrephies based en three season- al themes - tWhite Christmas? The Nativity? and The Lerdh Prayer. 011 May 8 end 9, the Spring Dance Festival drew eeqzleu::ityr erewde te Russell Hall to see group numbers and seleiete in. a dance reeitel inspired by modern werke ef poetry. The eHieers fer 1963-64: Paula Lesserd, President; Marie Cee, Viee Pteeident; Shirley Garden, Seeretary; Cerele Dunbar, Treasurer; Prieeilla Ferden, Werdrebe Mistress. Miss Geedwin - Adxdser 106 P. Lessard, J. Turgenn. Frant: M. Maultnn. Back: P. Fenian, S. Vadnais, D. Carter, A. La- Rucque, 5. Gnrdan. F .4 . .f. ; l .- I I E. garden, 11 Carter, 5. Vadnais, A. LaEncque, I. Mmres, S. or an. PEACE ON EARTH S. Gnrdnn, C. Dunbar, M. Maultnn, M. Des, B. Carter, Gardnn. 109 Soccer 1963 This season, after briliient ViCtGriES ever Fitehburg S.C., Salem S.El, and Farmingten S.T.C., end a rating in the top three teams of New England, the Hilltep- pets lest their last three games. Hewever, the fee: men, twe-plateen system introduced te seeeer by eeeeh Cestelle fer the Erst time in this state was spectacularly effeetive; the Ceetellemen went en to break six previeusij.r unteuehed reeerds! Lead by Captain Arneld Dickinsen, the graduating Seniors include Bruce hndereen, Jim Smyth, Bred Ingersen, Jehn Shaw, Irving Lash, Charlie Wing, and Reneld Walten. Seaeents Reeurd GSTC OPP. Huesen 2 D Johnson 0 2- Selem 1 2 Lyndon l 0 Keene 2 0 Nassau 1 0 Farmingten 3 1 Hhede Island 3 0 St. F raneis 6 1 Fitehburg 1 0 Farmingten 8 0 Salem 3 2 Plymouth 1 2 Plymeuth 0 3 NAIA Playeff Castleten 2 GSTC 1 Totals 36 15 10 wine 5 loses Gaels per game 2.4 CAPTAIN ARNIE DICKINSON 110 First Haw: V. Parter, W. Snqur, I. MacCunnall, J. Gatn, P. And , C. Wing, C. Iucius, L. Emmuns; Secand Haw: H. Ha I, P. Cnnneliy, I. Smyth, D. Wa ken W. Fuss, H. Cutler, A. Eurmws, P. Brawn; Third Haw: Mr. Gnatellu, I. Shaw, I. Lash, E. LeBlanc, B. Ingersun, IL Andaman, E. Theniault, D. GrifEn, A. Dickinsun, H. Hardy, G. Harrell. Bruce missed a cnuple ....... but he gut must nf them. 111 NATA Contenders ..L Dues it taste gmd? i1 mmnent af thuught B Fuss, E. LeBlanc 1'. Shaw 112 1963 Cross Countrq Cn-captains. Bissell and Musley, and Cuach WiII-rinsnn. 1 I -113? - -IiHI' I I. .-....H... . - : .- . . .-. ' . ' 'l. - -I-Iu--I .HII-liqivlrrnd? .rI-J .-.-.- .... M 1- fl III-J' ibis; .1 ., II? 1 . . 1:. . ..l + u' .- q : .- -II -, . : - .1 . - 1.2 .a-wag. . Firs: Raw: C. Malia, E. Gallant, P. Simis, G. Mnsley. Secnnd Haw: Cnach Willdnsnn, W. Hidlm, EL Sanfard, D. Nichals, K+ Bissau, L. Black, W. Fielding. 113 NESCAC Champs Ceeehed by fermer Netre Dame dieteeee eter Iaek Wilkineen, the herriere ef Gerhem get tegether this year fer the first time sinee 1936. As if this werenlt eneugh, the HiIIteppere went en to win the New England State Cellege Athletic Conference Chemp- icmehip held at Bridgewater State Cullege in Messa- ehueette. Superb eenditiening and e. Gung-He spirit prmided Gerham with an almost undefeated eeeeen. Season? Record - , . . Filth Hilll'li'i'll'lI-H GSTC OPP. UMP 33 35 St. Francis 35 24 NYA 44 13 Bates IN. 20 39 Boston 8.0. 40 20 4 wine 1 less NESCAC CHAMPIONS 1963 Pacesetter, Charles Malia The team takes a break Les with e etreeg Enjsh 11-11 Basketball 1963-64 Altheugh severely handicapped this year by ineligibilities, the Hiliteppere been an excellent eeeeen, winning fourteen eut ef meirvmenty-ene games. Onee again, the Gerhemitee were a major threat in the New England State Cellege Athletie Cenferenee. Outstanding team members were Hank Gireux, with an average of 16.3 points per game; Ben Palubinekee with 16.0 points; and Tern Wheeler, with 15.6 rebeunde per game. It is ne seeret that our 1Ii'ieteries re. sulted from intelligent team play. Fertu- netely, the undereleeemen ehewed marked eeering ability and gave premise ef bril- ljenee in seeeene to come. .'... '1' ER H4; fen: t . IH'HF' . L. Mereeek, W. MeeDeugall. W. Hidlen, H. Gireux, K. Knepten, M. Ferd. D. White, Ceaeh Weeeett, G. Heeld, T. Wheeler, 13'. Michele, M. Geod, Ceach 115 Same pninters by Cuach Custeun. A fast break. E. Palubinskas W. MacDuugall THEN STRIKE AGAIN SEASONS RECORD G.S.T.C. Opp. Arnnstnnk S.T.C. 103 30 Hicker 91 93 Salem ?.C. 120 93 Lyndun SC. 100 33 Castlntnn SE. 74 76 Suffulk U. 107 33 Southern Cnnn. 79 66 Bastian SC. 93 35 Salem SC. 93 93 Farmington S.T.C. 95 50 Plymmlth S.C. 31 79 Lyndon 513. 37 70 Juhnarm SC. 101 75 antun 8.0. 94 91 Wnrcester S.C. 75 113 H.113. 67 83 Keene 5.T.C. 103 93 Fitchhurg 313. 76 37 Farmington S.T.C. 77 63 Plymnuth S.T.C. 79 92 Eridguwater SC. 102 70 A hank by Nichols. T. Wheeler shmts. jl '. 117 Freshman Veterans Knapmn grabs the. ball Mike brings the hall dam J.V. Basketball Raw 1: L. Marczak, Pt Lyans, B. Blanchard, J. MachnneH, J. Gatu, E. Murrisnn. Raw 2: Cnach Wescntt, M. Band, D. Dutmmble, D. Sanford, D. Cifelli. Bub takes a jump shat. Dun cunnals the jumpbail. 119 Baseball :I-I---I-...-I-I-..- H-H-----EMPH I Raw 1: IHL Lash, P. Cheney, B. Paluhinekas, G. Murrell, B. Saucy, I. Gate, F. Hedmen. ' Ham 2: D. Lee, E Garden, D. Flaws, T. Uverieek, H. Beeulieu, K. Winehenhaeh, G. Heeld. Raw 3: Beach Ceembs, I. Menisen, L. Hedriqee, A. Dyer, L KGeredwin1 K. Bissell, Manager P. Bellavanee. ' After getting DE to a bad start, the Gerham nine Enished stIeng in 33, saving face by actually tying the College baseball reeerd fer winning games. En- couraging signs fer next year: the grewing number of men students en campus and the predominance of underelessmen en the diamond. A winning seaeen in 534 i3 eertainly net eut ef the question! The starting nine were as fellows: Heald at first, Cheney at eeeend, Palubinskas at shertetep, Gate at third, and Redrique, eateher. Seuey, Dyer, end Cap- tain Brian Garden were in the outfield, and Lash, Hedmen, end MereH did the pitching. 11- Dyer, Captain, at an earl;F practice session. 12D - PH i.' I Fran: Raw: D. Juwett, P. Juhnsnn, J. MacCamlell, R. Friedman. Back Raw: Caach Dr. F ish, D. T'herriault, FL Bishnp, B. Jurgiewich, D. Bailey. SEASONS RECORD G.S.T.C. Opp. Singles R.I.C. 6 3 Therriault 5 1 Plymouth 5 4 MachnneH 4 2 FLLC. 3 1 Bishnp 4 1 Plymuuth 7 2 anett 3 3 U.M.P. 7 2 Juhnsun 4 0 Keene: 6 3 F riedman 5 1 Keene 1 1 133:511'le:j,r 2 0 Iurgiewich 1 0 121 lntramurals r: -'In... 'ti u I. . J I. I. .-I - l' .-:. Ill?! 1 I ' ..: r FI-I-r d'in- -.. r H Archie? Gang -. te ViCtDl'l-F G. Eeeree and K. Eixh'y have a elese game. I Ii .l- ..11 ,r' ' J 11 :1. .ft I '1 - 122 Wheje winning? . - e ' .-':.:' :5 'j . -. - - - meu- f ! 1 .r Rf- 1.11 Ei'IiE'i-i' . .- -r . -- I' m. h I-- . 4.5.1 EH:IE! FZEJ mufurf - 'I 51:;- 'fi '- IIEI 1- IF I . F .I - ' -. i m H r a e I.' r- . .I k I i V S. Hargrevee and T. Clukey practice hefere e game. The intramural ethletjee pregrem, epen te all male 5hr dents interested in teuchefeetbell, basketball, seftbell, e316 velleybell, prevides vigereue eempetitien between fre'temltif and independent teams fer the campus ehempleneh-lp. The Beta Beers were league ehempiene this year mlsnft- bell, velleybell, and basketball. Archie's Gang swept the Held in teuehwfeetbell. Eeeerd Rhede Island Salem Salem Femingten Plymeuth Iehnsen Keene Plymeuth UMP UMP Varsitq Golf GSTC OPP. 9 B 55 9E 63$ 3K 15 U 95 53$ 93$ 55 133$ 135 5 10 10 5 4E HE Tetele - 3 wine 4 lessee 1 3 II J. t -. Me'- eat 1- .-: . The year 1963-64 wee the Gelf Team's eeeend as a member ef the newly fenned New England State Cellege Athletic Cenferenee Gelf Circuit. The well- beleneed teem Eniehed third in the eenferenee, drop- ping twe eleee metehee te the league ehempiene frem Salem, then Ineving dewn frem eeeend pleee in their Enel match against Plymeuth. Gerhem was led by Captain Nye Bernie whe under stiff eempetitien pieked up 193$ peints eut ef a possible 33. Irwin Ward kept the pressure en while picking up 24 peinte in his 12 matches. leek Gendette consistently eeme thxeugh in his twelve matches te pick up 275 PUEtE Wayne Snell distinguished himself with 28E peinte eet ef e peeeihle 36. Nenn Feeter, whe played in '1' matches, pieked up 8 peints, end Antheny Geieheueer picked up 6 peints while eempeting in 5 matches. In shert, the Gerhem linkemeri, eeeched by Richard Ceetelle, hed enether eueeeeeful seeeen. L1 . ' I .5 1r . 1'l ' t 1.: I I I ;- .- I. ital. . I l. l 4-,. 1.. - I Ilia. I I - - m.1--.t.. it re J-MMM ' Mr. Geeteile, N. Bernie, W. Snell, J. Geudette, N. Fester, I. Ward. L. J 1 HTm n 4. 3PM erWr 2?; 2?. L... M 2m 7mm... m SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Charles Caspar Vice-President: Richard Bucknell Secretary: Linda Eagle? Treasurer: John LaskEy 5. Day meamres L. Kerwin fur graduatinn cap and gnwn. F 126 Class of 1964 Pregreeeive Change epitomizes enr fenr years at Cnrhan'i State Teachers College. We have changed train anaieua, wavering freshmen to a eenfident, aerieua grnnp with a professional Hair. This was in part an antgrewth of the progress enr enllege has made in four flying years. Neat tn the elder briek build- ings were built new - Upton Hall, tdedieatedl, Weedward Hall, the new Libraryr building, the weII-planned gymnasium, and the new men's derm. The meat transformed eampna building was eld Certhell Hall. Within these buildings we saw a change in administratien and faculty, ten. We remember the eelnrful academic prneeaeinn which led Dr. Kenneth T. H. Brenke to his inanguratinn es nnr new president. The daily' enrrienlnm waa imprnved and expanded tn include an evening aehnnl. It reached heights that ensured accreditation and renewal in the New England Aaaeeiatien. Seeing aneh prngreaaive ehangea in action and deed, we the Class of 1964 feel, alnng with pride, a deep perannal gratitude. In the fall at 1960 the largest elaae tn rnatrieulate at Gerhani State Teachers College chase and elected ita 6rat eiheera: Iamea Shane, president; William Fees, viBE-preeident; Ellen Murphy, secretary; and Arnnld Dickinson, treasurer. A enmrnittee worked titligentljfr to draft nnr ennstitntinn ithe Brat class to ratify nneli and tn present the annual Harvest Hall. We were bristling with energy when we returned as Snphnmeree in 1661. That yearia officers were Charles Berry, president; Arnnld Dickinson, vieei-preaident; Donald Hawnaley, treasurer; and Elizabeth DeGraaf, secretary. Our elaaa niern- hera dizzily balanced between studies and eatra-enrrieular activities with euphe- rnerie enthusiasm. Busy and rewarding was our third year at Gnrham. We re-elected Charlie Berry as president, along with Phil Jewett, viee-preeident. Linda Kerwin, treas- urer, and Bettyr Verrill, secretary. Almnat everyr organization on the Hill was led by nne of our class members. A rnajnr activity was the- publishing of the HILL- CREST fer the Class nf 1962 under nnr hardnwerking ee-editnre, Lynda Wilenn and Richard Bncknell. Our last year was divided in mere ways than nne. Half nf us each semester were in student teaching, while the rest were deep in enllege studies. Tngether nnly en Fridays, we felt nnr ernntinne, hennaI divided. The end of our stay at Gnrhani State Teachers Cnllege approaches as we prepare to leave this house of knowledge. But we sense a beginning - as better persons, as strengthened American citizens, and as dedicated members of the teaching prefeaainn. Our elaae nHieere have tried tn strengthen nnr nninn. We elected the following: Charles Gaspar, president; Richard Bueknell, viee-preaident; Linda Bagley, secretary; and Iehn Laakey, treaanrer. Our four years have been aided and inspired by him Ene advisers, Dr. Elizabeth Kerr and Mr. Harald Newberger. Te there we extend our aineereat thanks. We have been iCharnpat' in aeadernie henera, in aperts, and in ether aetivitiee. Often we have wen fer the sake of nnr Alma Mater. But eernetirnee we have last. Win er Inae, we have learned much from the guidance of nur administration, faculty, and en-wnrkere. We will always be indebted tn the College for painting tn the hnriznn and eharting our orbit. Proud tn have been a part at Gnrham State Teaehers College, we leave with the hepe that she is aa proud of us, the fruit at progressive change?! Hespaei'rlzflalllj.Ir submitted, Linda Bagley, Seeretary, Class at 1964 127 Elizabeth .4, Aikenhead Bath, Maine General Elementary 3.13.14. 1,, 3, 3, 4; 313.31. 1, 3, 3, 4. Nancy E. Ames Brewer, Maine Gangral Elementary S.E.A. 1, 3, 4; anan's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; 3.13.44. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Cn-Chailman Freshmem ecepticm 2, 3. Jennifar Bailey Gurham, Maine Kindergarten-Frimary Julia Ann Banaitis Lewistun, Maine General Elamentary anenk Hause- Cnmmittee 4, Hunt Rep- rentative, Uptun Hall 4; Urientatinn Cam- mittee 3, 4; HILLEHEST 3; S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ngram Chairman 3, President 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Namath Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; WAA. Participatiun 1; 2, 3, 4; WAA. Cnuncil 3, 3, Archery Coun- selnr 2, President :34 W.A.A4 3. Bruce G. Andaman ,a, ,a, E Auburn, Maine Juninr High HILLCHEET 3; ,Pnlitical Affairs 3; S.E.A. 4; Alpha Lambda Beta 3, 3, 4; 3.0.15. 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity G Club 2, 3, 4; Uuting Club 1 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 13:. Basketball 1, 335.3311 1,, 3, 3; 3020-51 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sparta 1, 3, 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2, 3. Linda A. Eagle? 1E Cape Elizabeth, Maine General E1141111vaultarj;r Amicitia 3,, 4; C1355 Secretary 4; Studant Senate ,2, 4, Secretary 4; IntBIdIDHEitDIT Gnuncil 3; Womenis House Comunittee 3, Vice-President 3; Drientatiun Gammittae 3, 4; HILLEHEST 3, Activitias Editcnr; SEA, 1, 3,, 3,, 4; NEWIIIEH Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi-r dent 4. Robert 3141112th B: c. 4- Cumberland Center Juninr High Transferred frnm Armstuuk State Teachers Eallege 4; K4 pa Delta Phi 4, Chaplain; Hrarnatics Elma;3 4. Elizabtth Ann Brandon Suuth Windhmn, Main: General Elementary S.E.A. E, 3; Cumuter's Club 2. Vial: M. Bram: Gnrham, Maine Juninr High William IL Brazier, Jr. K :5. d: Partland, Maine Industrial Arts Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4;, I.A.P.D. 1 2; Intrmnural Sports 1, 2; Baseball 2; Hana 1, 2; HILLEBEST 3; Mayur Candidate 2. M. Richard Bucknell K 4. 4- Denmark, Maine Iuninr High Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Presidant 3; Class Vinfresid-ent 4; Smdmt 513113.125 2, 3, 4, Ganeapnnding Secretary 2; Urientatinn Cummittee 3, 4; HILLEEEST 3, CU-Editar; SEA. 4, Delagata N.E.T.P.A. Canvanticm 4; SEA, 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Intramural Sparta E, 3, 4; Accreditaiiun Cammittae 4. James W. Chapman 4: E II Pnrtland, Maine: Music Educatinn Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3, 4; Urchestra E, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; A Cappella Chums 1; Men's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; ELENB. l, 2, 3, 4, Tremer 1, President 129 Gary E Cobb A .1 E Lee, Main: Juninr High Alphla. Lambda Beta. 2, 3, 4, Chan lain 3; Mens Gwarment 2; President; bsemer I, 2. Spam Editm' 1; Varsity G Club 2 3, 4; Uming Club 2, 3. 4; 1.1:. Basketbalf 1; Soccer 2. 3; Intramural Sparta l; 2, 3; 4. Danna Gen: Cankerilla Uld Urchard Beach. Maine: General Elementary SEA. 3. 4; Gnrham Dance Club 1; Winter Carnival Queen Gandidate 1; Cheatimding 1; W.A..IL Participatiun 1. Praque 15115;; Main: General Elementary Amicitia Club 2, 3, 4; Interdnrmitury Coun- cil 1, E, Searetary 1; Women's Hausa Garn- mittee 1; President; Diientatinn Eummittee 3; 4; 5.51.14. 1; '2; 3, 4; Band I; 2, 3; 4, Sec- retarytTreamer 3; A Cappella Chums 1; S.CA. 1, E, 3, 4, Secretary 2, ngram - Chairman 3; F reshrnen Receptinn Hustass 3. I Barbara Jean 0052? t h l David H. Cute K :1 1' Westhrmk. Maine Indush'ial Arts IE Transferred from Wenhnrnrth Institute; Raw: Delta. Phi 3; 4; Intramural Sparta 3. 4; .E.I.A.T.JL 4; I.A.P.H. 3, 4. Ralph Cattle; Pnrtland. Maine Art Education Transferred fmm The Parkland Schml nf Fine E: Applied Art. Jill Charlene Cnulthnrd Scarboro; Maine,- Iuninr High S.E.A. 1; N.A.T.A. 3; Hbseruer 2; 3. 130 Geraldine A. Day Garnish, Maine Iuninr High HELEHEET 3: S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4;. Delegate tn Wamen's Conference 3. Susan Jun Day North Yarmouth, Maine Ki1-1:;lerg:11LrtE:1'1-l.: rin'lar15.r Gbseruer 2., 3;, N.A.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Ynung RE:- pubiicans 1; Earhart: Dance Club 2, 3: S.E.A. 1, 3, 4; S.E.A. 1, 2; WAA. Panini- patiun 3; Dramatic Club 3. Nancy Fluent Eunningham Garham, Malina Art Educatinn WAA. Participatinn 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 1; Cummuter's Club 1, 2. Kathryn E. Davis Waldnbnm, Maine Kindergarten-Primarf Wumenl's Hausa Cnmmittee 4; Gnrham Rance Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice. President 3; S.E.A. 4; A Cappella Chorus 1; 5.0.141. l, 2. Elizabeth DeGraaI :E Falls Church, Virginia Kindergarten-Primary Amicih'a Club E, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Interdnm'litnry Council 1, E, 3, President 3; Wuman's Hausa: Cummittee 2, Vice-Presi- dent 2; Grientatiun Cnmmittee 3; HILL- ans'r 3; S.E.A. 1, 4. Marianne Dickens Kennebunk, Maine Iuniur High Amnld W. Dickinsan, Jr. .1 3-. B Leudston; Mama Junior High Alpha Lambda Beta II 2. 3. 4. Preyident 3; Class Treasurer 1, Vice-Fresident 2; New; man Club 2, 3. Vice-President E; Varsity G Club 2. 3, 4; IV. Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Sauce; 2, 3; 4. Captain 4; Intramural Sparta 11; 2; . Barry William Halley K .5. 1!: Winsluw. Maine Industn'al Arts Kappa. Delta Phi 11 2, 3. 4; I.A.P.D. 1, 2, 3, 4; Inhamuml Sports 2. 3, 4. Judith Ann Cynthia Du'Bruie Franklin, Massachusetts Kindargarten-Pximary Transfened fmm Nassau Cullen: 3; S.E.A. 3. 4; Ncmnan Club 3. 4. Llnrd Arthur Dunn H :1 db Pnrtland, Maine Industrial Arts- Ksitappa Delta. Phi 11 2; 3, 4. Tram 2; 5. .A. 1; I.A.P.D. I. 2; 5.0.21. 1. E. hrthm' C. nyar A .1 E Windham, Maine Juniur High Varsity G Club 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3; 1.1!. eth 3. Duuglu Grant Eatun q: E II Garham, Maine Musit: Educatiun Phi Sigma Pi 2, 3. 4, Assistant Secretary 2; Drientatiun Committee 3, 4; HILLCHEST 3; Gbserw 2, 3; Hand 3; A Cap Ila Chums 1, 2; 3; 4; President 3; Men's lee: Club 1, 2. 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 1, 2; 3; 4; President 3; 4; 3.0.11. 1; Cammuter's Club 1; Urchestra 3; 132 Ruth A. Erichun Hmkpurt, Maine Junior High SEA, 2, 3; anen's Glam:- Club 3; N.A,T.A. 3; WAA. Participation 1 2 Huland L. Famlmnv.r A .3. H Biddefurd, Maine Junior High M ha Lambda Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Political airs 3, 4; 5.13.91. 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity G Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vime-Presi-r dent 3; Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Easkethall I, 2, 3; Intramural Sparta 1, 2, 3 133 Charles Hubert Enmnn 45 E II Gnrham, Maine. Juniur High Phi Sigma Pi 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Intra- mural Sparta 1, 2, 3; Cnmmuter's Club 1, 2 Sandra A. Emits PnrtIand, Maine: Art Educatinn Anucitia Club 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4, Vin:- Presidanl: 3; Madam Dance Club 2; SEA, 1, 2; S.E.A. 1; Women's HD1153 Cummittee 2, Treasurer; Handbmk Committee 3; HILLCHEET 3. Dunn T. Gngne K .4 4'' Dresden Mills, Maine Industrial Arts Eappa Delta Phi l, 2, 3, 4; I.A.P.U. 1, 2, 3, Charles E. Gaspar A A B Kittery, Maine Iuniur High Alpha Lambda Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasure: 3; :5 President 4; Men's Government. Prac- tur 4; Drientntinn Cumittee 4; S.E.A. 1 2, 3, 4; Duting Club 2, 3, 4; Intram Sparta 1, 2, 3, 4. James W. Greanleaf Sauth Purtland, Maine Iunic-r High Transferred fmm Murray State: College 1; S.E.A. 4; Varsity G Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2; Tannis 2, 3, 4; Track 2; 1n- tramural Sports 2, 3, 4; Eagtern States Cun- ference 4. Theresa A. Gruudin Westbrmk. Maine General Elamentan' Political Affairs 3; SEA. 1, 2, 3, 4; New- man lElub 1, 2; Cummuterls Club 1; Ski Club 3. Anne Marie 3113;21112'3.r 1E Lewistun, Maine General Elementary Amicitia Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Interdnrmi- tm'y Cauncil 2; Drientatiun Cnrmnittee 3; HILLCHEST 3; S.E.A. 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 1513.14.14. Participatian 1. Huge Harriman Lovell, Maine Ganaral Eiementary S.E.A; 1, 2, 3, 4; 3.0.11. 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3; WAA. Cnuncil 1, 2. 134 Edward V. Guiski Winslnw, MaiIIE Junjnr High Glimmer 3, 4; Newman Ciuh 3, 4; Varsity G Club 3, 4; Varsity Easkatbau 3, 4, Cu- Captain 3; Track 4; Intramural Sparta 3, 4. Geneva V. Gwmn Pittsi'ield, M31114 Juniar High S.E.A. 3 4; Public AHaiI-s Club 3, 4; Dut- ing Club 3; Transferred from Armstmk State Teachers Callega Rita M. Holland 101:1 Drchard Beach, Maine Music Educatinn A Eapella Chorus 3, 4; Wumenjs Glee Glub 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 3, 4. William G. Halland 01d Dmhard Beach, Maine General Elementary Pulitical Affairs Club 3, 4; MAHPER 3, 4; S.E.A. 4. 135 Lynda Claire Hatch Garharn, Maine Kindergarten-Prhnary Driantatinn Cnmmittee 3. Patricia A. Holland Did UIChEIId Beach, Maine Music Educatinn A Capella Chorus 2; Wamen's GIEB Club 3; M.E.N.C. 3. Samuel Chesmond Hoyt, Jr. L1: 311 Gnrham, Maine Juniar High Phi Sigma Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3; Student Cnuncil 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, ViegaPresident 3; Mayer Candidate 2; Urientatiun Commitme 3, 4; HILLCHEST 3; Puljtical Affairs Club 3; Band 3; Mania Glee Club I, E, 3, 4; Gnrham Chorale 1, 2, 3, 4; Eastern States Conference 3. Clarice M. Huntress Cild Urchard Beach, Main: General Elementary Gnrham Dance: Club 2, 3; SEA. 3, 4; Dut- ing Club 3; S.E.A. 2 3 Erndfurd I. Ingemun .4 .4 E Gardiner, Maine J'uniur High Alpha Lambda Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; 5.13.14. 1, 4; Varsity G Club 3, 4; IV. Basketball 1; EDCEI' 3, 4; Track; Inhamural Sparta 1, 2, Kathryn N. Ireland Pnrtland, Maine General Elementary Transferred fmm University nf Maine in Partland; 5.15.31. 2, 3, 4. 4 Sharon L. Jennings Pnrtland, Maine Genaral Elementary Dlientatinn Cnmmittee 3, 4; Gbseruer 2; S.E.A. 3, 4; Newman Club 2; Cummutar's $111: 1, 2; Wintar Carnvial Queen Candi- te 3. Theudnr E. Juhnsen 4: E 1'1 Standish, Maine General Elemental? Phi Sigma. PE 1, 2, 3, 4; S.E.J'L. l, 4; Intru- muml Spilrts 3, 4. Samuel Sent! 10111151111 Garham, Malina Industrial Arts Drientaiinn Cummjttee 3; I.A.P.U. 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Cuuncil 3, Presidant. Stephen Charles Imgiewinh Sam, Maine Juninr High Tennis 2, 3, 4. 136 Iuhn E. Laskey E a in Bath, Main: Juninr High EH 3. Dalta Phi l, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurar 4; ILIIJEEST 3; SEA. 1, 2, 3 4 :l Alfred Willis Lee Gotham, Mame Industxial Arts S.E.A. E, 3; 1.5.11.0. I, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts: Cuuncil 3, President; Intramural Sparta 3; Mania Clea Club 3. 137 Linda I . Kerwin Partland, Maine Juniur High Irving Hubert Lash A .1. B Friendship, Maine Junie: High Alpha Lambda Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Maya: Candidate 3; During Club 1, 2, 3; Succer 4; S.E.A. 1, 2; Innamural Spun: l, 2, 3, 4. Ruth B. Libby Scarhnmugh, Maine: General Elementary Commuter's Club 1, S.E.A. 1, 3, 4. Hurenne A. Link West Scarbumugh, Maine General Elementary S.E.A. l, 3, 4. Sandra 5. MacGuwn Snuth Paris, 111311111 Junior High HILLEEEST 3, Sparta E31191. Penelope 1141111an St. Clair 311111-35, Michigan Art Educatinn Art 0111111, 2; W...AA Participaijnn 1 2, 3, 4;C11m1111111ers C1111: 1; Dramatics 0111112, 3, 4, SecretarynTreasurer 3;M1:Iden1 Dance J Patricia Maines Gurham, Maine 111111111 High 5. C.A .2; WAHA Participatiun 1, 2, 3, 4; 3. E.A 1, 4; Waniens Hausa Gamndttee 1, 2,?1'Hesident 2 Mary EIizabeth Manduca I1: 011:1 Drchard Beach, M31113 General Eigmentary Amicitia Club 2, 3, 4; Madam Bane: Club 1, 3, Gurham Chnraie, 1, 2, 3; anens Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Newman C1211 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presiderh 1, President 2, W.A.A P11111- cipatinn 1,3; Foreign AHaiIs C1111: 3, 0111- server 1;Accredjtatic111 Cammttee 3. 138 Richard William 114111111113; 41 E II 5311111 Pnrtland, Maine 11.1111111- High HILLCH'EET 3; Cnmmuter's CIuh 1; 011521113 1, 2; Phi Sigma Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Alyce Corenne Mnhar Lewistnn, Maine: Juniur High SEA 3, 4; Newman C1111: 1,2,31211113111111:r 2; W. A.A. Parijcipatiun 1. 2; Cheerleading 1, 2; WHAA. 131111111111 2, Uuting Club 2' nine Coming Queen Candidate 2. Francis E. MCDEHI'IDH H .51 q: Pnrtland, Maine General Elgmentary Kappa Delta PM 2, 3, 4, Natinnal Repre- sentative 3; Newman Club 2, 3, 4; HILL- CHEST 3; Political Affairs Club 3; Ynung Demmrats 3, 4; 3.13.14. 4; Ski Club E, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3; Gulf 2; Intramural Sparta 2, 3, 4. Everett C. McEachern K .1 4' Shirley Hills, Maine: Industrial Arts Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Cunespnndmg Secretary 2, Alumni Sacretary 3; 3.1131. 1; S.E.A. 1; 1.4.13.3. 1, 2, 3, 4; Inhamural Spurts 1, 2, 3, 4, 139 .-,..-,..r l.g- ,. ,a ..-',.-'.- ; . . J. J.- ,. air!!! Hunald A. M31111: 41 E 11 PDrtland, Maine Music Educablnn Phi Sigma P1 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Parlia- mentarian 4; Newman Club 1, 2; M.E.N.C. , 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2; Menls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A Ca pe11a Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi ant 2; Grekestra 3 4; Instrumental Ensemble 1, 2; Intramurai Sparta 1, 2. Margaret Hansen Mnsun Nnrth Berwick, Maine General Elementary , 2, 3; HILLCEEET 3; Ghymer 2; Patricia Bertie McKelvey Grand Lake Stream, Maine Junior High Uhsamer 3; N.A.T.A. 3; Earhart: Dance Club 1; S.E.A. 3, 4; Band 3. Mara.r Elizabeth McNamara st Millinncket, Mama Kindergarten-Primary Wuman's Hausa Cammittee 3, Treamrex; HILLCHEET 3; S.E.A. 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Amicitia 2, 3, 4, Mary E. Header 'E E11141 ;I Mills, Maine.- General Elementary Amicitia. Club 3, 4; Womenis House: Cum- mittee Secretary 3; SEA. 2; W.A.A. Parti- cipatinn l, 2, 3; W.A.A. Council 3, Maurice A. MerriEeld Springvaie, Maine Junior High Margaret J. Multan Westbmnk, Maine: Kindergarten-Priman Graduata 13f Gwen Mnuntain Iuniur Col- lege; S. E. A. 4- A Cappella Chums 3;W11111- ens Glee 0111 Ellen L. 11111115111111r 1?. Watanrille, Maine General Elementary Arrdcitia Club 3, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1; Interdnmitcrry Enuncil Vice-President 3; anenis Hausa Cummittee Secretary 2; EIIZLCHEST 3; S.E.A. 4; Neman Club 1, 2, 140 Jacqueline Rita Midland 1E Auburn, Maine General Elementary Amicitia Club 3, 3, 4; Student Cuuncil 4; Junior Cnunselnr 3; Urientatiun Committee 4; HILLGHEST 3- 13111311131 2; Public Affairs Club 3, 4, Gotham Dance Club 1, E, 3, Secretary3; 3...EA 1, 2, 3, 4, Neman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; WAHA Participaitiun 1, 2, 3-. WAA. Cauncil 2, 3, VicebPra-sident 3; ngnitinn Day 13111113111323 2. Marjarie: M11131 M01111: Sana, Maine Junior High S.E.A. 3, 4; S.E.A. 3; Transferred fmm Nassau College 2. 51111111111 Wilde: Newell 1E Bath, Maine General Elementary Amicitia Club 3, 4; HILLCHEST 3; S. E. A 3, 4; 11 0311111111111 Chums 11,3...0151 1, 2; Duting 1311111 3, ,Drmnaiic 1311111 2, 3. 1411111111111 J. Neznl Lewistun, M31113 General Elementary 141 Margaret L. Murphy 43 3111311111111, 1111111111. 111111111 High 111111111113 Club 3, 4- HlLLCHEST 3, S. E 1'1. 4, WAA. Participation 1;Ne1111111a11 Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert 1311301111 Neeld South Purtland, Maine 111.111: Educatian Transfer 1111:1111 Portland Schmi :11 Art and University 11f 11111111111; Glee Club 4; S .151. 1'1. 4, P11111111: 14151111115 Club 4. Barbara Ann Nulan 3 11111111111, Maine General Elmentary Amicitia 1311111 2, 3, 4,1111511'355 :11 Care- munies 3- 01135111113111; S.E.L'L 1, 2, 3, 4; Newman Club 1,3; 131111113 Club 2; W. A. A. Pariicipation 1. 1111. 511111111 Nnrhury 11E Lewistun, Maine Kindergarten-Primary Amicitia Club 3, 4; anenl's House Comv mittee 3, 3, President 3; HILLGREST 3; Newman Club 1,3,3,4;1311ti11g C1111: 1; 31:1 Club 2. Mary Ann Wilkinsun Nurcruss 'E Lewistun, Maine General E1em:a11taa.1 1.a+ Amicitia Club E, 3, 4; HILLCHEST 3, Seniut Saction Head; S.E.A. 2, 3, 4; Newman Ciub 1, 2, 3; Uuting Club 1, 3, 3, Seemtary 2, Secretary-Treasuxer 3; Eemgnitiun Day Gammittee 3. Maureen Lam's: DT-rinn Purtland, Maine. General Elainenmry N.A,T.A, 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cagpella Shams 1; SE. . 4; anunutefs Clu 1. Gem's: Fultnn Usgnnd E 3 t1: Bridgtun, Maine Industrial Arts Kappa. Delta Phi 1,, 2, 3, Sergeant-ab 4 Arms 3; .03. 1,2, Uming dub 1, Varsity G Club 1; Men's HUUEB Cummittee 2; S.E.A. 4; Industrial Arts Council 1, 2 3; I.A.P.c-. 1, 2,, 3, 4, Baseban 1, 2; Traci: 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. Barbara M, Fitters Westbmnk, Maine General Elementary SEA. 1, 3, 4. 142 Mary I. G'Dnnnell Yannuuth, Maine Ganeral ElemEntaIT Public Affairs Club E; S.E.A. 4; Ccmunuter's Club 1. Kathleen Hlemn ,E Pnrtland, Maine Kindergarten'Pl-imary Mniciiia Club 2, 31 4, Tmsul'er 3; IStudent Senate 4; Womens Hausa Comunng 1; HILLCHEST 3; SEA. 1, E, 3, 4, Libranan 2, Visitatian Day Chairman 4; Neman Club 1, 2, 3 Semetary 3; Winter Garnival Queep Candidiate 3; Ski Club 2, 3; WAA. Paxtb cipatinn 1; WAA. Cuuncil 1. Judith A. Puntbrinm! Aubum, Maine Kindergarten-Primary Interdnrmitnry Council 3; HILmnEs'r 3; SEA. 4; Newman Club 1, 2; Ski Club 2. Karen Elizabeth Pam's Scarburo, Maine General Elementary Transfar from Nassau College. 143 Janet 5111111:szr Phipps Yannmth, Maine KhldergaItBn-Primry 5.6.21. 1, E, 3; HELCIIEHT 3; S.E.A. 2, 3, 4. Ralph Arthu- Pluurde '3 E H FrBep-urt, Maine Ium'ur High Phi Sigma Pi 1, 2, 3, 4; Human 3, Sports Editor; Art Club 1 2; 5.13.11. 1; Varsity G Club 2; Chess 01:11: 2., President, Baseball Manager 1, 2; Intramural Sparta 1, E. Anne D. Poulintta Wabarville, Maine Junior High Interdunnitary Council 1; Uutin E1111: 1, 2; Neman Club 1, 2; WAA. articipalinn 1, 2;, Dranmtics Club 2; SEA. 3. Lyndon Pratt H. ,5 :1: Damn Maine Genaral Elementanr Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; lntrmural Sparta 2, 3. Martha Elizabeth Pratt Bath, Maine Kindergarten-Prhnary Wumenk House Committee 1; HILLCEEET 3; Yuung Republicans 1; S.E.A. 2, 4; Warm- en's Glee Club 3, 4; 5.0.14. 1, 2, 3; WAA. Participab'un 1, Ralph Allen Prehle H. a 4: Sullivan, Mains Industrial Arts Kappa Delta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4; I.A.P.D, 1, 2, 3., $31.: Basketball 2; Intramural Sparta Ennis Knrhnnen Pushaw 'I'hnmastnn, Maine General Elementary I HELEREST 3; S.E.A. 3, 4; 511A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Denali! 5. Hawnsler A J. B Cumberland, Maine Iuniur High Alpha Lambda Beta 1, E, 3, 4; Pmctnr 4; Intramural Sparks 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Ease- ball 1, 2; S.E.A. 4; Class Traasurer 2. Betty Anne Raymund Guilfnrd, Maine Inninr High thng Republicans 1; tham Danae Club 1; S. .A. 4; Wumen's Glee Club 2, 3, 4; S.CJL. 1, 2, 3, 4. Elaine Juliette Marcuus Rubens Lewistnn, Maine General Elementary anen's House: Cnnmlittee 3; SEA. 4; Ngwman Club 1, E; WAA. Participatiun; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Had 3. 144 Liane! Gerard 3111111311: A 11 E hudstun, M31113 General Elementary Alpha Lambda Beta .3, 3, 4- Varsity G Club 1,3,3; Varsi Easketbali 1,3; Baseball ,;3 111113111 Sparta 1, 2, P1159111: A1111 Rogers '3 Kittery, Mama 11111101 High Amicitia C1111: 3, 3, 4; Gnrham Danae Glub 1, 3, 3, 4, President3; SEA. 1, 3, 3, Treas- urer 3; Duiing Club 1, 3, 3, 4, President 3, 3, Winter Carnival Queen 3, Ski Club 1, 3; WHAA Participatinnl, 2., 3, 4; WA.A. Caundl 3,3 Alice F. '11qu West Puland, Maine. 111111111 High Dating Club 1, 3, 3; WMAA Participation 1, 3, 3; Dramaiir: lGlut: 1 Diane Howell IE Kittery, Maine General Elementary Amicitia Club 3, 4; Women's Hausa Com- mittee 3; Junim' Guunselur 3; Urientatinn 1301111111333 3, 4, Pulitical Affairs 3; 3 .EA 3, 3, 4; SHEA. 1, 3; WmAA Participatiun 1,3, 3,4; WHAA. 131111111111 3, 3; Archery Award 3, 3; Barbara Silver Award 3. Ensita Karen Marsha 3121111134 Auburn, Maine 11111101- High Chorale 1, 3, 3, 4; 3.0.14. 1, 3, 3, 4; HILL- an5'1' 3, Drgamzatinn Head; S.E.A. 1, 3, 4; House Gumnittee 3; W.A.A. Participation 3; Iaung Republicans l; Publia Affairs 3, John P. Shaw 1 A 3 Camden, Maine Iuninr High Alpha Lambda Beta 1, 3, 3, 4; Varsity G Club 2, 3, 4; 3012231 3, 3, 4; Gulf 1; Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 145 Catharina I... Simpsun Portland, Maine Kindergarten-Prhnary HILLCHEET 3; N.A.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pulitical $153115 3, 4;, S.E.A. 1, 4; Cummuter's Club Inhn H. Skillings Purtland, Maine Industrial Arts I.A.P.D. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaiman 3; Industrial Arts Guuncil 1, 3, Sacramry 2. Hanna; Amanda Small Tnpaham, Maine Junior High S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 3.8.3.. 1. Mnriurie Smith Waterbnm, Maine General Elnaan'uan'caryI S.E.A. 1, 4; 5.8.3.. 1; Dating Club 3; WAA. Participatinn; Cheerlaader E, 3. Patricia Ann Smith Springvale, Maine General Elementary S.E.A. 3; Newman Club 1. James Bryce Emyth A A B Westhrmk, Mains Junim' High Alpha. Lambda Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity G Club 1, 2 3, 4; Baseball 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Inuamml Sports. 1. 2, 3, 4. 146 51111411 1111111 Stevens ,1, Lee, 1111311111; C General Elementary 141111111311 Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Wumens House Cammittea 3,Flc1111' Representativa; SEA13343U14123WAA Participaiiun 1, 2. Ralph H. 33::th Jr. 11'. e. 41 Ucean Park, Maine Industrial Arts Kappa Delta P111 3, 3, 4; I.A.P.U. 14? Linda 51111111 Scarhumugh, Maine Juniar High Interdnnnjtary Cnuncil 1;W11mens HD1153 01211111111331: 1,Vice-P1'esident;Dbser1mr 3; N.A.T.A. 3;P111111'1:a1 14311115 3,T1'e.as111'er; Ynung Republicans 1;G111'h1111'1 Dance Ciub 3;Wume115 GIEE: Club 3, 4; WMAA Parti- cipatinn 1. 3 William D. Staples Limerick, Maine Iunim' High Transferred fmm Nassau; S. E A. 4;Me1'111 Glee Club 3,4;NBWI11311 Club 3, 4, Intra- mural Spurts 3 Kenneth 13. Stock K ,5, 1p Pdncetun, Maine M11511: Education Transferred frnm Nnrthem Conservatnry of Music 111 Hangar; Kappa Delta P111 3, 4; Band 3,4;Ch111'115 3, 4' Intramural 3111-11111: 3, 4- Chess Club 3; 01011231114 3: Glivette E. Tessie: Jay, M31116: M11511: Educatiun Bandl 2;W111'11ens Glee Club 3, 4; A Cappella Chums 1, 2, 3, 4;Ne1111mal:1 Club 1, 2; MmENC. 1, 3, 3, 4; Humemming Queen. Candidate 3. Elizabeth L. Tierney Sehagn Lake, Maine Kindergarten-Primary S.E.A. 3, 4. Larena 1L Titmmb Furl: FairEeld, Maine Music Educatiun M.E.N.C. 2, 3, 4; 3.13.91. 2, 3, 4; Madam Dance 2, 3; Chums 2, 3, 4. Caral Tracy West Scarbom, Maine Art Educatiun Art Club 9.. Joyce Elaine Turgeun East Winthmp, Maine Juninr High M; Miss G.3.T.G. 3 First Runner Up, 155 Gangenialty; Pufiflcal Affairs 3; Gnrham Dance Club 3, 4; Wumans Glee. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 3.13.41. 1; Quting Club 2; WAA. Parlidpatiun 1, 2; WAA: Cuunml 3, Mainretta Representative; Mammtte 2, 3, 4, Head 4. Danniene Dow Varga Walduhum, Maine General E1Imme11111116;r Women's Hausa Cummittee 2; S.E.A. 3, 4; A On 11a Chums 1; S.E.A. l, 2, 3 W.A..'1:.PEPa.t-t:icipatlnn 1, E; Intramural Sports 1. '9'- Eliznbath Ann Venill 3 Gray, Maine General Elemantary Amicitia. Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presideut 3; Class Secretary 3; anen's Hausa Gom- mittae 3; Drigntatinn Camittee 2; 3.E:A. 4; 3.8.31. 1; Humecuming Queen 2; Duung Club 1, 2. 148 In 11111111111 Philip Walton 4: 2 II Gurham, Maine Junior High Phi Sigma. P1 4; HILLGIIEET 1, 3, P1101113- rapher 3; 31111111: 2 E1411 Watson Winham, M11111 Art Education 1.1.2135. .42; 80111111111313 Club 1; Art Club Arthur Jerrold Walker 4- 2 II Sehagu Lake, M11115 Music Educatian P111 Sigma P1 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presitie nt 3; Udentatiun Cammittee 3, 4131331111 1, 3 4; 11411111 Glee: l131111112, 4;M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 4;111tran111ra.1 3 l, 2, 3,4;D1'1111111ti11 Club 2, 4, T111111: 4,; E 55 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Irene Alberta Walker 11 Auburn, Maine Junim' High 11111111111111 $11111 2, 3, 4, Student Senate 4; $111110: Counselur 3;!31-11111tati1111 Eomnittee HILLGEEET 3,Fa11111t1' Section Head; dbsewer2 3, anens 31111111 Head 3; 3EA234BandISCA123G11t- a; Club 3; WMAA Pariicipatinn 1, 2, 3, 4; AHA 131111111111 1,2, Secretanr- Tkeasurer 2, Eastern States Conference 3, 4; H.111:- 113111'111111 D111 Committee 3, 4. Nancy Ellen Weiblen 1311-1111111 M1115, 1141111111 General Elementary 131111111 Club 3; 14.11.1141. 3; 3.6.11. 1. Carole May White 311114-1111 Mills, Maine: M11511: Educatiun gunim' Caunselar 3, 01111111111111 Comittee 0311mm 2,3;C11mal11 1, 2, 3, 4; A Ca 1111111111 Chorus 2, 3, President 2;WC11112113 Glee lClub 1,2,3,4,P1'e511:11111t3; M.E.N..C 1, 2, 3, 4, V1ce-Preside11t2, 3, 4; 3.13191 1, 2;HI111111::111111113 Queen Candidate 3. Lynda Phyllis Wilson Kittery; Maine Juninr High Student Senate 4; HILLCHEET 3; Cc-Editnr; Uhmruer l; E, 3; PuEtical Affairs 3; 4; Yuung Republicans 1; S.E.A. 1, 2, 3; 4; 5.43.14. 1, 2, 3; 4. Secretary 3; Chairman Green and White Way 2. 3; Uuting Club 1, 2; WAA. Participation 1I 2; 3, 4; WAA. Cuuncil 2; 3. Kendall Maynard Winchanhnch A :1 E Friendship; Maine Iuniur High Alpha Lambda Beta 1; 2. 3; 4; Student Cuuncil 3, 4; Men's Gavemment 3, 4; Drientatinn Committee 3, 4- S.E.A. 1; 2; 3. 4; Varsity :3 Club 4; Easeiaall 2. 3; Intra- mural 5114115 1; 2; 3; 4. Donald Yuri: ErnwnHeld; Maine General Eilnemanltar;r Grientatiun Committee 3; 4; Ghana 4; Political Affairs 3; 4; Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 331414.. E; 3. 4; S.E.A. 1; 2; Chesa Club 2; 150 Charla: James wmg 4- E II DextEr; Maine Junjur High Phi Sigma PE 1; 2; 3. 4;r Chaplain 2, Treas- urer 3; Ma 01' Candidate 4; Newman Club 1; Varsity Club 2; 3; 4; Succer 1; 2; 3; 4; Student Senate 4; Intramural Sparta 1; 2; 3; 4; Drientatian Cummittee 3; 4; Hausa Gammittea 2, 4, Practur 4; Visitatinn Day;I 3; Bailey Jenkins Award 3. Gluria Louise Wymnn West Saarbum; Maine: General Elementary 5:04.. 1. Abram N. Bani: Gnrham. Maine 'Iuninr High Harriet marl: Kennabunlcport, Maine Juninr High Charla: Keene 01d Orchard Beach, Maine Junior High Paula Libby Want Buxtnn, Main: General Elementary lama: Marina: Sam, Maine Junior High Jam Mitchell Portland. Maine General Elemenmnr Priscill- Summon Gorham, Maine Genaral Elemmtaxy Hlliulill Brlgdon Pnrtland. Maine General Elementanr Lenin Fall: General Elmentanr Mil? Livonia Junior High William HIcG-Hwny South Portland, Maine Junior High Hobart War, It. Gotham, Maine IndustrinIm-ts Buga- Rollins Alfred. Maine Junior High Odutn Stabbin: Biddefard, Maine General Elementary ....m...u:u. ...-.... -.....r. p. - .u.L - . 1... .u.-:T..n...t.. .. ...H..:.rh ... .. .. ........... ...... ....- 1- Lr-1 -F1 . ......r. Ilftrill ..- ;. . If--. r ......r...T ..I....I..l..l- II. and! iIJIIr r++ii a 4..Iill+lt!lilltlf llllll r .... II I. I I nnnnn II I... L. ......w. I IJIHIJrirlHi Class of 1967 First Haw: J. TerdifT, N. Randall. Seeend Hem: D. Cifelh', P. HeFf. The iirst day at G.5.T.C. fer the class of 1967 was full ef excitement. During Orientation EVeek we were aided by the many eepable upperelassmen who in- tredueed us to our new surroundings. We met eur new elessmetes and were formally intredueed tn the faculty at a memerabte Freshman Heeeptien. We were impressed by the friendliness Elf the upperelassmen and the warm relation- ship between students and faculty. Our class was seen erganized, the following efHeers having been ehesen to lead us: Peter Heft, president; Daniel Cifelli, viee president; Neney Randall, secretary; and Jacquelyn TardiEF. treasurer. Seen thereafter a seeial eemmittee was ehnsen. and plans Fur dances and ether eetivities were under way. EVE: were preud tn he a part at G.S.T.C. as we hit eur stride and engaged fully in eampns life. The class of 196? seen discovered that it excelled in athletics. Our Erst-yeer men have participated in every spert en the Hill but have distinguished them- selves in basketballt The women of $67, affiliated with W,A.A., were preminent in intramural sports. Ana we are proud of the terrifie jeb dene by four of eur girls on the Varsity Cheerjrrgj'r Squad: Faye Mixer, Jean Ryan, Linda StaEkD, and Jacquelyn Tardiff. Sinee this year's freshmen are reputed to be brains, they strive ten put studies Hrst. Still, theyr Fmd time fer extra-eurrieuler aetivities, parties, and even be?! sessions. As a result, we have fend memeries at our first year at G.S.T.C.: the big rush by the upperelessmen beyst the mayor eempaign, get-tegethers in the derms, the excitement et' games, the pressure ef rules and regulatiuns, the tensien nf taking; Hnelsl and the delight in making new end last- ing friends. 154 Area equals base times the height 5. Ryan, K. Daily, H. ank. M. Smith, D. Nufan, M. Hawkes. Must be a new Mixer. M. Kimbal P. Heinsbamugh, L. rah utngrapher! G. Buwduin, F. S. Dicksnn, M. Machugal, Me rseau. 'What happened tn all these happy faces? N. Critchley, N. Randall, M C. Bryant, . Black. L. StazI-m, C. Euldger, J. TardiH, fl Gambit, L. Thampsan. There s still a chance tn get to: bati tunight. L. Marcmk Class of 1966 Left te right: Denald Lenmvey, Viee-President; judjth Barker, Seeletary; Frail: H311. President. Absent: Charles Malia, Treasurer. When the class ef 1963 returned in September, we feund eureelves en enthu- sieetie and wiser group ef Sephemeres eager te eentinee eur h'emmg as future teaehers. This year we have five members representing us well in the Student Senate Returning members frem last year are Daniel Walker and Wayne MeeDeugeIl. New members are Sarah Henley, Margaret Verrill end Teny Blaek. We are pleased te have Dr. Herten Emersen and Dr. Jehn Mitehell es eur advisers. They werk with DUI elase eEe'ers1 President Frank Hell, Viee-President Deneld Lene- wey, Treasurer Charles Malia and Seeretary Judith Barker in leading the eleee in its projects and endeavors. Our Erst mejer prejeet ef the year was the annual Harvest Bell, whieh eenv eludes the week ef meyer eem eign. We are well represented in many ef the ergeeizatiene en the Hill and eve given eur Ieyel support he them. We are preud be be 3. part of Gerhem and its family. Respectfully submitted, judith Barker SECIEtEIY 156 Q 1.412 a f a a It, Burning the midnight nil. H. Friedman, H. Dnhbins, M. 511111;, 1111 knees here hnys' C. LaChanc-e, H. Uld- IJEIEhanty. F. Hall. 1111111111, 5. Henlay, M. Vanill, and C. Mazemlle. h D:- yuu get ended away whim 311111 knit? The camera dnesnit lie. G. Barkar, E. C. Duncan Chaplin Whats Janet up tn nnw? J.Tay1111' I Fundin, C. Bad Haws Sally? M Emery, C. Clark Finn 5. Vadnais, Ch miller D. Bailey. P. Smyth S Cnta. 5. MerriEeld S Gnrdnn, L Ramsay, P. Maultun, A. Ball C. Chandler 157 Class of 1965 . 1551:: Emir IE-- Left tn right: Jim Thnrlnw, President; Ann Miller1 Treasurer; MeneaNnelle Gee, Seeretery; and Edward LeBlene, Viee-President. The class nf 1965 is only one among all these that have passed or are yet tn pass en this enmpne. Still, the three years we have already spent here have had nnne of that transient quality; they have been snlidly peeked with new facts and experienees. We have grown, we have changed, we have become strenger er we have beennte weaker; we have been trying tn prepare fer the respnneibilities of the teaehing prefessinn and these ef adultheed. Next year, student tenehing will start nnr trensitinn from a learning to a teach- ing sitn atien, end we will be seetteted ever the state. Let us hope however, that we shall keep nnr unity as a class, a unit; which has stayed strung under the leadership nf nnr efEeern President Jim Thurlnw, Viee-President Ed LeBlane, and Treasurer Ann Miller - end nf enntse the irrepressible energyr of em classmates. Respectfully submitted, Merie-NnelIe Ces, SECIEtHIF 158 ; What's in the mug, Dick? D. Emadbent Bridge again! 3. W'hitney, E. Duncan K Andersen C Marshall 159 This is a candid? E. McPhail S. Cutter M. Bedard, K Andersen. He leaks studious. E. LeBlam: Hillcrest -- I l l? - 315 . l . iv . ,9 IE 'iM-JrIQ ?.?E- 1.5 . 1:5? '1 ' ' d' I-I--l-l--I- --d---l--- Advertisements Ad v. 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' ??Fw; Bed Time will be Snack Time for Marylou BEEIUTF Aids - nut ?hut Linda: Gait and Bedurd with something nice frarn Sugar Shawn Andersnn need them-Eut fhefve' 3: Spice. iust-gut In prepare for the Dance. I PINK POODLE BEAUTY SALON VIRGINIA WHITCDMB'S DAME YANKEE SPORTSWEAR i 193 Main Street - Gurhum 193 Main Street -- Gnrhum Preiiy us I: Speckled Pup! Thais uur Campus Casuals are the Vague - Paar Ciaudiu Duncan with a new Hair Style Martha pander: over a selection from 1113 from Fink Pundle. many Smart Creations :11 Dame Yankee. 164 POLARIONE FOOD, INC. 25 ELM STREET, GORHAM Meat for supper -Dick Surensnn's appe- tite will be Appeased by a Tusiy Mnrsel from Pclurznne. DODGE O . CO... INC. New Purflund Rand .;.. Gurhum The Bass is Happy - He knows the Boys will rest in Cnmfnrt Provided by Gulf Solar Heat Compliments of CALDERWOOD'S BREAD F. N. Culdarwuud, Inc. Bread - Doughnuts Rail: - Cake: ??3-T291 61 Pleasant St. Partlund, Maine 165 PORTER'S COUNTRY KITCHEN 55mm STREET - GORHAH I ll ' I lmunxuy Ell! r-I-lil'll'II-Ii 4- Frank enieriuining? Nu, iusi a few min- utes of Reluxutiun with Shurnn, Jean, and Midge. Jostenfs MORE THAN 60 YEARS Class Rings Symbalize The Finest Traditions and Dunn bie- Sutisfucficns l ! 1-! Fair Play Luyulfy Friendship Scholarship JAMES lOGAN, PRODUCTS CONSULTANT 24 Robinson Gardens lewiston, Maine Tel. LEwistnn 3-1756 166 l' lORlNG SHORT 8. HARMON BOOKS SCHOOL 3: ARTIST SUPPLIES MGNUMENT SQUARE KEN'S MOBILE STATION PDRTLAND I19 ?Ir Main Street, Gurhum FRONT-END ALIGNMENT TUNE-UP WHEEL BALANCING Compliments of ROAD SERVICE UNIVERSAL WATKINS MAINE'S LARGEST LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANSER 6G4 FDREST AVE, PORTLAND CANAL NATIONAL BANK Member cf the Federal Dapusii Insurance Cnrpnruiinn Canal Manager R055 Cameron is Shawn making a student loan to Gorhum Stare student Susan Thompsnn. Student Innns are only one of the 1m banking services available at the Cunnf far these unend- ing G.5.T.C. Mr. Cu meran retired in Dec. 1963 after 35 years' service. He has been Manager nf the Gurhum DfFice since it opened in 195?. GDRHAM lE'l'FFIlIZE - 11 MAIN STREET 187' wmw Cengretutettena end the best of luck! We eat Luring are proud of the pert we have had in helping te make your cleseheek e permanent reminder of your school years, recording with phetev graphs one of the happiest and meet exciting times of your life;I We hepe that, just :15 you have chesen U5 as your clese phetegrepher, yeu will centinue to think of Luring Studies when yeu went photographs te help yeu remember ether momentous. days to cemet When you cheese Lering pertreite, you are sure of the Finest craftemnnship at the most medemte pricee' LORING r3 STUDIOS- New Englendxs Largest Scheel Phetegrephers 16-8 DIXON BROS. HEATING SPECIALISTS 2:30 MAIN STREET - GDRHAM, ME. I r: .-l .1. 'i -'., r- 'I l- - . 3.1 q.- Cnlcl Weniher Cnming: Bab Howe watches with Approvui us his Tank is filled with Cieun, EFFicien'r Mubil Heat. Gorham Shop and Save Int. BOB'S ESSO SERVICENTER 5? Main 5!. Gurhum, Huina 35 MAIN 5T., GURHAM. ME. Salad for supper: Turn and Jerryr Day Exirernes: Brian Webb and George Chase make every FiiaanngiF taunt by Spending find Bab's Essa ready and able in Service Wise :1? Gnrhnm Shop and Save. Cars of any Make nr Vintage. 169 lOlIIS' RESTAURANT Home Canked Meals The Menk Shop, Inc. Stores at WESTBBOOK w Ice Cream, Fuuntuin Service FBEEPORT . SACO Sandwiches and Lunches To Take Hui 28 MAIN STREET Apparel fur Men, Wumen E Bay: GGRHAM -:- MAINE MASON'S IN GORHAM Cake Time! Judith Barker, Susan Merrifield, and Janice Eldridge eninying c: Gab Session aver Cakes at Mason's Where Did Friends MEEL CLARK COAL and LUMBER CO. Carnpliments uf windows dour: - rmfing ARCHIE'S VARIETY Dupunf Paint: hardware Graterias anelfias R. W. Clark, Prup. Beverages TDbECEEI Rnilmud Avenue Gurhum, main: 310 Conant Street Wastbrmk, Haiti! 170 J.- FOR alabWhQ OF MY BEST FRIENDS ?Mami 5W Expw fW W yMJ 93W 3W 9:22ng TURNER'S 5951.00 STORE Onkhurst lHnIirIrr GORHAM, MAiNE W$TURNERS ENERGY GUARANTEED! Feeling all dragged out? Refresh and recharge 1ItItithl I: glass at Oukhurst milk. For energy packed, milk and HEADQUARTERS FOR G.5.T.C. cream that is guaranteed tn retain ' h I fr I'I mm scum sumues 21:35:: ::;;D;r:;:: refrigeration, cull Dukhurst DUN? for home delivery. DAKHURST IIIAIR'I'r ??i-TIIEB i .. .. . 2:, land 20 0F HANDS and delivered this feurhuuk vement 'nied bu d hniustic nih'e chow 3 been 1 in the year titled with tuiies'r' That PTEPH'Ed' P APPLAUD 3'0 5: n to F ? FEW ? ms 5 in camel d for ?uuf EN ? h: cerEi'f trust WII Which! WE 5H1 PORTZAND llTHOGRAPH C 0 252 SPRING STREET, PORTLAND, MAINE 172 Barden Rexall Drugs, Inc. Richard T. Burden, President i5? PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 51'? SCHOOL SUPPLIES HALLMARK CARDS CGSMETICS Free Delivery Service Phone 339-3?38 173 R. ROY REDIN THE COLLEGE SUPPLY STORE -Muin and School Streets, Gnrhum, Me. Decorations fur the Kappa Kuburef - Mrs. Redin Helps. Phil Graves Make Salecfians frnm an Excellent Sinrehause cf Schnnl Supplies. BARROWS GREENHOUSES 342 MAIN STREET :: :: GORHAM, MAINE Man of Disiinciion v- Jim Breanleuf Purchases a Car- sage fur fhe Woman in His Life fram BARROWE, Tha Flurist Wiih Exquisite Taste. 174 GORHAM SAVINGS BANK GDRHAM, MAINE Porteous, Mitchell and Braun C0. Portland, Maine Like Fort Knox - Thqu Gnrhum Savings Bank! Ralph Hewell dcean worry about his money when ifs kapt here. AUTHENTIC UNIVERSITY FASHIONS correctly styled apparel for :uHege men and alumni - at rensnnubfe prices - a rapufafiun we have enjoyed for many years. A. H. BENOIT 8 CO. Mnnument Square :: :: Partlnnd Alsa WESTBROOK BRUNSWICK m LEWISTON - BIDDEFDRD 175 The Neal Funeral Home, Inc. 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE C ampfiments Of A F R IE ND Elwood A. Neal - Paul M. Neal 76 State Street, GORHAM ,4 COMPLIMENTS OF ' Warren Brothers Road Company Paving Contractors NEWELL INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 122 MAIN ST. - GORHAM, MAINE 'Well, Haw :5.me TV Dinners Three Times A Week, Unlimited Lnie Shows, And A Life Insurance PDHCY From Ruiph Newell? 176 i Compliments of ... m....3-J.m.- ...WWHL ....1..1.w, .- ..1.. :- S. D. Warren Company PAPER MANUFACTURERS MILLS AT: CUMBERLAN D MILLS, MAINE GARDINER, MAINE 177 Student Directorq GORHAM STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ENROLLMENT 1953 - 54 A5555, Delanne, 253 Erightun Avenue, Portland Ahhutt, Pamala. 51 Lamb Street, Westhmuk Abrahamsun. Charles. 75 Allen Avenue Ext Falmouth Ackley, Judith, 15 Parsnns Street, Kennehunk Adams, D3155, 13 High Street, Lewistnn Adams, EmineI 434 Pine Street, Eumfnrd Aikenhead, Elizabeth, 14 Green Street, Bath Albert, Richard, 135 Main Street, Lisbon F3115 Allen, Karen. 55 Bennett H.535. 11.11.111.511Ir Allan, Lyn Ann, RFD 1112, Sabattus Amerena. Mary, 25 Heather Hnad, 555th Purtland Ames, Nancy. 55 Silk Street, Brewer Andaman. Emma 15 Linden Street, Aubum Anderson. Dari , Cape Neddick Andersnm Deharah. 51 Pleasant Street, 1115111115115 Andaman, Eric. 14 Merrick Square, Duvertch-mft Andaman. Kama, St. GEDTEE Andaman, Shawn. RFD 1H, H5111: Andy, Emil, 25 Westun Street, Augusta Antlmny. 5553mm, 45 Fessenden Street, Portland Archibald, Mary, 15 Key Street. Eastpurt $111515. Marjnrie. 52 Ethan! Street, Gotham Amman. Kristine, Rte 11135, Naples Asthury. Barbara, Huute 5A, Cardinal- Avey, Francis. RFD 5151, Lisbnn F3115 Ayutte, Francis. 55 Third Street, Auburn Argue, Juan. 35 Cromwell Street, Hitter? Bagley. Linda. UEEEII House Euad, Cape Elizabeth Eailam David, 15 31.11211 Street, Bath Bailey, Jennifer, 1'11 555th Straet, Gurham Baker, Donna, RFD a113, Wiscasslet Baker, lames. Main Street. West Paris 13311, E013. 415 Middle Street, Bath Ballew, Narnia, 55 Main Strmal:1 Gurham Banaitis. Judy Ann, 455' Sabattus Street, Imnristun Banks, Ralph. Part C1 :13 Barker. Gamma, 15 P5 and 5535. Auburn Barken Judith, 15 Pnland 5535, Auburn Harrell, Sarah, 255 Lake Street, Auburn Bataan, Linda, 12 Ansnn 11535, Pnrt1an5 Bean, James, '1' Willard Street, Suuth PnrtIand Bean, Nancy, 4 Dttawa Head, Gap: Elizabeth Eearee. Laurence, 45 Elm Street; Auburn Eeauduin. Constance, 55 River Street, Sanfurd EeauIieu. Huger, 23 Jordan Avenue. Brunswi Heckltir. James. 1'? Vaness Street. Sanfurd Eedar . Mary L511, 35 Uninn Street. Sacc- Eeecher. Margarett. 551 Riverside Avenue, Tarringtnn, Eunn. E1211, Gale, 215 Narragansett Street, Gurham Bell, Kay L'EE. RFD 132 55:: 131. Auburn 11:11, Linda, Beach Ridge Enad, West Scarbamugh 13311, Thomas. Summer Street. Buckspnrt Eemis, Abram, 141 55111.11 Street, Gnrham Bennett, Iames, Lucke M1115 Eickfurd. Edith, RFD 4H. Fairiield 111551211, Walter, 25 Middle Street, Biddefurd 111:1: , Kevin, 155 Park Avenue. Auburn Elan , Lester, Friendship Black, Llnyd, 33 Mnrning Street, Partland Black. Marjnrie, 5 Pinehurst Street. Augusta 5131151135. Cynthia, 223 Main Street, Auburn Blanchard. Mary, Fiaggy Meadnw 1153-5, 135er Blanchard. Robert, Grealy 5535, Cumberland Center 175 Elaney. Havid, 55 Buing 311551, Calais Badge, Wayne. RFD 1H, Dresden Hayden. Wayne, 35 Laurel Lama, Reading. Mass. Bradbury, Patricia, RFD IH Pappenninl Gan, Lishnn Falls 13111521311, Karen. East Sumner Bragdun, Marinrie, West Scarbnmugh Bragg, Caml, RFD 1191, Waldnbnm Branden, Elizabeth, 15 A511 Street. Suuth Windham Erann, V1513. 34 Rubia Street. Gmham Brawn. Peter. Methodist Enad, Westbmuk Brazier. William. T5 Brenhnrmd Street. Fartland 11mg 'a, Jeanne. 15 Fleetwund Street. Pnrt1and Brnaglhent, Richard, 14 Harrlscm Street, Springvale Bm-Dks, Priscilla, 33 Jordan Avenue. Brunswick Brown, Beth. Eethel Brawn, Camlyn. East Waterfurd Brawn, H5113. Birch Street. EIIEwGrth 11mm. Richard, 123 135de111 Street. Bath Bryant, Beverly. Hehmn Bryant, Garul, 35 Prehle Street, Pnrtlnnd Buchanan. Hannah, 11 ? Cuttage Huad, Suuth Purtland Buck. Nancy, 439 Cullege Street. Landstun Buchwall. Richard, East BrawnEEId Eulger. Camle. 51 Eentun Avenue, Winsiuw Bur ass. Shelia, Nnrth Haven Eur e, Iannt. 51 Taft Avanue, Purtlnnd BurnelL Judith, Gray Burroughs, 13:11:15, Main Street, Lisbun Eurruws, hdami 1115 Adams Sheet, Dnrchester. Mass. Eurtc-n, Mary, 55 Everett Avenue, Suuth Partland number, Janice. 2211I Bern? Avenue, Lisbnn Falls Calderwnud. Fluyd, Narth Haven Campben, Eamlyn, 211 Summit Street. Furtland Capelluti, 53 Fureside 11535. Falmauth Carini. Judith. East Liberty Strael', Chester, Calm. Carlsnn, Shirley, 25 Mechanic Street, Rockland Saran, Hubert, P1131511 Straet, Sabattus Carroll, Nanny. Elm Street, Limerick Carter. Dan's, Hodsdan Hnad, Puwnal Carter, Elinur. 55 Summit Street, Suuth PurHand Carter, Wayne, 111 Mechanic Straet. Westbrnuk CBS, Mada N551, 5111; Beaver Tmut Prim, West Buxtun Uhadhnume, Nureen. Cnuntry Club 115115., Sanfnrd Ehadburn. Steven. Gaytun Hnad, Lewistnn Chadwick, Richard, Walkers Cnrner. Thumastun Champagne. William, 115 Sam Avenue, 01:1 Urchard Beach Ehandlar. Camlyn, 52 High H51bnrn Street, Gardiner ChapIin, Eugene, 24 N53113: Street, Suuth Berwick Chaplin. Harry, 55 Haskell Street, Westbmuk Chaplin, Judith, 55 Hasken Street, Weatbmuk Chapman, James, '1 ? Pleasant Avenue, Portland Chapman. Margaret, RFD 1H, Wales Chase, David. 15 Atlantic Street, Portland Chase. Gamma, RD. Steep F 3115, Limingtnn Cheney, Peter, 1 MacSulliuan Street, Lewistun Cifelli, DanieL 172 Summar Street, Auburn Clark, Harriet. 3211551 Street, Kennehunkpart Clarke, Christine, 155 Garfield Street. Sam Clay, Mice. RFD 4E3, Gnrham Clukey, Marsha, 3-1 Narth Avenue, 51cnwhegan C1ukey, Tarrance, 124 Church Street, Dexter C5511, Camlyn. 5 Fairview Avenue. Augusta Cabh, Gary, LEE Cnchrun Albert. 399 Main Street, Westhrunk Enckerilfe, Danna, 19 Pine Avanue. 01d Drchard Beach EuHey, Barbara, RFD $2, Eastnn CaEin, Hanna. Mast Landin , Freepurl: Cole. Ann, 71 Numay Fina , Hangar Culaman, Elizabeth, East Sebagu Callins. Cynthia, 51 Gal: Street, Lewistun Collins, Patricia, 99 Edward Avenue. Lavistnn Cnndan, Francis, Amidun Avenue, Amesbury, Mass. Cnnne . In Ann, RFD $1, West Paris Cunnnlly. Peter, 9 Salem Shaet. Partland Conn:- , Juan, 94 Paysnu Street, Partland Custelrn. Juhn, 193 State Streat. Millinucket Cate, David, 194 Pierce Street, Westhrmk Cute, Dianne, 1911' Pierce Sheen Westbmnlc Cute Sally, East Mauntain Huad. Newpmt, NH. Catt 9.. Hal 11, 79 Aldwnrth Street, Purtland Cnughlin ah'ick, TB Snuth ant Street Hichmund Caulthara, Jill, Pleasant Hill Road, Scar urn Cnuture, Card, 54 Pleasant Street. Springvale Critchley, Nancy, Smith Whetl Hand, 01d Grahard Beach Crosman. Richard. 25 Tedfmd Hnad, Tu 5113111 Cunningham, Nancy. 4 3.113211 Lane, Gar am Curran, Shawn, 14 TmFant Streat. Bath Curran. Thumas. IE4 Clark Street. Purtland Curtis. Inyce, Mast Huad, Pittstnn Curtis, Kathryn, Russ Euad, Sana Cushing. Michael. Pine Street. Eradhy Cutler. Haward, 53 Winter Street, Portland Butter. Sandra, 139 Davis Avenue. Auburn Daigie. Kathleen. 139 Wnudfield Hnad. Portland Dakin, Margaret, 29 Cnllege Avenue, Garhnrn Dalenta. Penny. 49 Main Street. Weterfield, Conn. Daly. Susan. 23 F1195 Street, Westhmnk Danfnrth, Wayne, 49' LEE Street, L1ncn1n Daniels. Melinda. 279 High Street, Snuth Pnrtlnnd Davis, Kathryn, RFD a154, Waldnhnrn Day, Geraldine. 45 Main Street, Gnrham Hay. Susan, RFD f1, Yannuuth Day. Thnmas, 45 Main Street, Gnrham Decker. Barbara, Steep F3115 DeGraaf. Elizaheth, 1993 N. Sycamm'e Street. Falls Church, Va. Delehanty, Kathleen, Lishun Delehanty, Michael. King Hand, Lisbon DennL-n. Thnmas, RFD i159. Enwdninham Devault. Richard, Hmlte $113, Winthmp Dicke-ns. Marianne, E Hume Street. Kennebunk Dickinmn, AmaId, 193 Cnllege Street. Lewistnn Dicksnn. Jane. ITSE Essex Street, Hangm- Difredericn. JaAnn. 13 Pmspent Street. MiHinncket Dnhhins. Herbert. High Street. Sahattus Drudge. David. 13 Tuwer Circle. Bath Dn1113y. Barry, 29 Stuhie Street, Winslnw Dnnnvan, CamL 5011:1131 Street. Stnningtun Haw. Jerry, 13 Stmnr Street. Kennehunk Haw, 1111111. 13 Sturer Street, Kennebunk an. Margaret. 25 Spnme Street. Huckland Dawn, Shawn. 33 Marlu StrW'HIr Westhru-uk Dayle, Ruth, 39 Narragansett Street, 1301115111 Dayan, Nanak RFD 45L Snuth Harpsweu Dreamer, Linda. RFD 1H$ West Buxtan Duhe, Denise. 139 West Erand Avenue, Uld Urchard Beach Duhmlc. Imiith Ann, 19 Dale Street. Franinn. Mass. Dugal, Laxwence, 2 Eatan Cnurt. Winslnw DlthlTlEL Winiam. 311 Adelaide Hnad, 01:1 Druhard EEHEII Dunbar. Carole, 2111 anhester Street, Westbrmk Duncan. CIaudia, 24 Leeds: Street, Lewistan Dunn, Llnyd. 45 Fnregt Park Purlland Human, Diana, 152 Nurth StrL-et. Bath Durgim Fred. King Street. East Hiram Dutremh1e. Dnnaid. 3n Green Street. Eiddcfnrd Dyfrr. Arthur, 127 Hrant Shem, PnrHand Dym, Martha. 39 Winter Street. Pnrlland Eames, Bnnita. Ehapman Street, Eeihel Eatnn, Dmmlm. F'nrt Hill Rnad. Gnrham Eaton. Marilyn, Fart Hill Hand. Durham Ellintt, Judith. Main Street. Snuth Freepnrt 1311113131T Nancy, RFD $3, Gnrham Elliutt. Susan, Main Street, Snuth Freeport E1115. Elizahtth. Star Hitmtnrr+ Lisahnn E1115, Judith, 449 Uhurch Street, WetherEeld, Cunn. 179 Ellis, Kenneth, 1311 Halmes Street. Braintree, Mass. E1115, Then, Hangeley Emery, Marsha, 14 LEWis Street, Westbmuk Emmuns, Bruce, 11 Manme Caurt, Westbmak Emmnns, Leonard, 49 Pine Street, Snuth Paris Endersml. Lama, 91 Dlympia Street. Partland Enman, Charles, 339 Main Street, Gurharn Ems. Sandra. 16 Sandy Terrace, Portland Ericksnn. Ruth, West Street, Ruckpurt Erskine. Jane, 9 E1rn Street, Cnrham Espling. Lynn, 3411. Prasyect StrEet, Can'hnu Estes. Larraine, RFD 453, Gnrham Etzel, Cyrilla, Main Street, Vn1untuwn, Cnnn. Fairbanks, Russell, Brickhnuse, North Waterbum FairEEH, Elizabeth, Main and Fear! Streets. Kannehuukpart F3115, Luuise, 1251 Nanangansett StrEEt, Gnrham Farley, Huland, 3.1 Erean Street, Biddefnrd Ferden. Priscilla, Suuth Pennhscat Fickett. Julianne, 29 Main Sheat. Mechanic Falls Pickett, Ruth, 33'? Mitchell Road. Cape Elizabeth Field, EHen, 5511111 Street, Gurham Fiald, Inhn, 441 Center Street. Auburn Fielding, WiHiams. Route 1H, Scarbnm Files, Winiam, 113 Mahal Street. Portland Finiey. Pamela, Highland Avenue, Winthrnp Finn, Mary, 3 Name Flame. Lewistun Fish. Harry, Em: 232, Innesp-Drt Fitzpatrick. Jnseph, Harrell Lane. Turk Flaharty, Hartley, 199 Clark Street, Portland Flaws, Danald, RFD +119, Pownal Flynn, Canal, 19 Hayes Street, Smith Partland FBI?! Elizabeth. 175 DEEIing Avenue. Partland Fur , Michael. 35 Fern Park Avenue. 01:! Urchard Beach Fmtin, Pauline, 252 East Avenue, Lewistnn Fuss, William. Luthe: Street, Paaks Island Faster, Elizabeth, 39 Phillips Head, Suuth Purliland Faster, l'I-J'Entn-risuln1 RFD $2, Windham Futhergill. Crystal. RFD 5151, Euckfield Fax. Cheryl, 131 Bailey Arenue, Pnrtland Faye, Lenny, 1395 Nevada Avanue, Charlestnn, SIS. Friedman, Hunald. 11 Allen Street. Augusta Fmst, Harriet, Innespnrt Frust. Paul. 73 Clemons Street. Furtland Funclin. Innet. 4T Eaucruft Street, Suulh Partland Gagne, Dana, RFD 1H. Cedar Grave Gagne, Dale, RFD 4H, Cedar Grove Gagnnn, Shelia, 1 ? Pmspect Street. Biddefard Calipeau. 155111. 354 Main Street. Auburn Gallant, MicheHe, RFD 1159, Livennure Gallant. Hubert, 424 hmnstnuk Street, Millinucket Gamman. Mary. East Waterford Gather. Harald, 449 Allen Avenue, Partiand Garland, L015, RFD 452 Box 44, Lisbnn Falls Garramure. Beverly. 121 Pmspect Street. Eiddefnrd Gaspar. Sharks, Halay Hnad, Kitten; Cam, juhn. Evans Elmer, Snuth Pnrdand Gaynt, Gerard, Pmt-DE-Paix, Haiti, WJ. Gerry, Jam. 1'? Sherburne Street, 5 ringvale Ciherti, Tina, 514 Pn1and Hnad. .411 um Cirmlx. Henry, 43 Pekin Street, Prm'idence, Hhude Island Games. Edm-umi, 99 Husedale Street. Portland Gund. Max. 495 West Street. Gardiner Gnodwin. Gerald, '19 Main Street, Enuth Bemick Gardnn. 5hir1ey, Furl: H111 Euad. Gmbam Catt. Linda, Cundys Harbur Grant, Allison, 1 Vacatiunal Drive, Suuth Pnrtland Grant, Karen, 41 Newhall Street, Windham Grant, Nancy, 19 Pine Street, Dexter Grant. Patricia, 1T4 Gundwin Hand, Eliut Graves, Philip. '3' Urchard Hnad, Cape Elizabeth Graves, 3:32. 99 Eastman Street, Snuth Partland Gray. Gnrdnn. Hunts 9114, Sebagn Lake. Gray. Michael. RFD $1 Rm: 193, Stuningtnn Greenleaf, James. 599 Highland Avenue, South Partland Grimm Dmglas, 31 Emhles Street, Humfnrd Griffiths, Danna. B Averill Street, Dmnn Grundnn, Theresa, Laure: Main Street, Gotham Guerin. Stephanie. 1191 Washingtnn Street, Bath Guiski, Edward. 192 Washhurn Awenue, Pnrtlnnd Guyana, Catherine, RFD 1152, Uninn Gwynn. Geneva, 91 Snuth Street, Gurham Hachey, 151111111, 15 Thereaa 1411111111113, L5w1st511 1111511111111, 1111111111, Fe5er111 1111115, 141111111 F5115 Hagar, 13111115, 55 51151151113151 51112111, Westbrunk Hagar, Mari-Lynn, 15 511111111111 51111111, 5111.151 Harwick Ha gett, 1351111111111, 31 1.1111511 Street, 5511111111131 Harbour Ha ey, 511115111, 5111311151111 1411111111111, 5111111151 H1111, Frank, 153 P1115 Street, 5511111 P3115 H1111, Henry, 55111111111 Street, Eerwick H1111, 1111111111, Water Sweet, $551515 Hamalainan, 13111111115, West 1111111:an 113111111511, K111111551, 14 Water Street, Gnrham Hannafnrd, 1351151111111, 1351-: 27, 5111' 11111115 Hansen, Wayne, 14 Mt. 511111111 Street, Camden Hanson, 0111111, RFD 1112, 1111111115 Hansan, Linda, 15 11111111 51111111, 531111115 Hanscm, Lnuis, 215 Narragamzett Street, I5111-1111111 11111151111, Mary, Brawn Street, K555551151: 11111-515511, Barbara, 14 5115511111113 1511119111112, 1311111111111 1111:1131, 1511111111, RFD 1111, L1551111111'111e Hardy, Harry, Bennett 1111115, 111111515 Hare, 1111111, 55 11113111 Streat, 131111111111 Hargraves, 51111111111, D115 15111115, Harpswell Harlnw, L515, RFD 1112, Duver-ancmft Harnett, Richard, 111111111 Street, Cumish 11111111111111, 111211111, 111111-51 Luvell Hartfnr5, 11451111111111, 2 Narragansett Street, 13511111111 Harvey, Peter, 47 Central 51111111, 11511111111511 Hatch, Lyn5a, 51 5511111 Street, 135111111111 Hathaway, 51153.11, 111111111115 Avenue, Bryant P111115 Hawkes, 111111515, 15 1111111111115 1111113111111, Gnrham Hawkes, Harriet, 112 11111111111 Street, P11153115 Hawkes, Mary, 532 Main Street, Westhmnk Hawkas, 1111135111111, 151 Gray 1111:1115, 131111111111 Hawkes, 5111111115, 25 W555 Street, P11153115 Hawkes, 5113mm, 45 1111;111:1115 1111111111111, Gnrham Heald, 1.311131, 1.1111115111113111 Heihnann, 5111111115, 511111111 11111-15, T1531 Hemnnd, 1151111155, RFD 1112, 11.411111111111111 F1515 Henley, 5111111, Black P111111 1111115, 51111111111131 Hennigan, 11151115, Maple 141111111111, 511311111111 Hersey, Elizabeth, 14 W55551511 13111111, Kennebunk Hersum, 1311111111, RFD 1112, Gardiner 111111211111, 111131115511, 111111111111 115.15, W. Harwich, M355. Hickey, 11151-111111, 23 Harden Street, 1311111511111 Higgins, 111111113111, F1115! H111 Avenue, Lishun F1515 H111, 511111511, 35 Mechanic Sneet, 511111113115 H1155, P15111151, 111-1111151111 11115551111, 1111111111, RU. E13111 4115, 11111111515 H1111, P111111, 5111111111 51111111, Kennebunkpnrt H51111115, 11151111, 15 1.3115 13112-111115 1111111111111, 015 0112111115 5131111311 11111111115, Patricia, 15 1315 0113111115 1111111111111, 1315 1315111115 55111211 11511111115, 5111-11, 15 0111 0111111115 Avenue, E115 13111111115 511-11111: 111311111115, William, 15 1315 1311111315 1511115111111, 1:115 Umhard 13111111311 Hnlmes, 11111111111, 5 Cushman Street, Augusta H1111, Jeffery, 55 11111111111155 311111111, 1311111111111 Hummer, Philippa, 55 5121111111 Street, 11111115551151 11511111, 51111111111, 75 511111151 Street, 11511111111 Hnwe, thert 172 11411111 51119111, Gnrham H5145, Rndnay, 5115111: Street, 1311111111 1111111111, 51111111131, RFD 1111, 511111111 HD1511, William. 12 Gilman Street, FUItIand H1114, 5115111111, 11513 1151, 131111111111 H1151111111, Harald, RFD 1111, 1311111111 Hunt1ey, 13111111191112, 1111111111111 1111111111111, 59.111151 Huntress, 13111111113, 15 13111111111511 1411112111111, 1115 13111111115 Beach 1-151-111-1115, 3111113, 554 11111111 Street, Westbmnk 111111-1111111, 13111115, '53 Dresden 14111131111111. $515155: Hyhers, 11-11111131n, 1311911112 Street, 5511111 Pnrtland Hymes, Haward, 253 111111111 1151-15, 6511111111 1111111111111, 5111511115. anxwick 111111111111, 1311115111111- 1113111115, Kathyru, 55 Tucker 1511113111113, P51115115 1111111111, 1331111311, 25 Crren Street, Garham 11111111511111, Gwen, 55 511111 511115. 5111111 JRCQuEH, T1111m11r1, 55 1311111111111 P1111211, 11195111111111: 151511111, 1311111115111, 15'? 11111111111n Street, Fnrtland 1111111113, 11311111, 155 11111111511161 Street, Westhrmk 1111111111111, 13111111111, 51111 55, 5111111511111 11111311111111, 131111131111, 45 Hiversi5e 1511111151, Auburn je11n1ngr1, 2111111111, 135 Grant Street, P1111111n5 Iewett, Fh11111, 141 11111111111011 5111111111, P11153115 11115511, Charlesi, 1111.111 Street, 5111111111111 150 jillsnn, George, RFD 1112, 513111111 15113115115111 1111111111, Patricia, RFD 1112, 511111.11 W1n5ham 11311111112111, Thendnr, RFD, West 5111111111 15111111111, 1111111, 11 51111111111111 Street, 5111111115 1511115511T P1151, P113311 Lane, 131111121 , Mass. 1511115511, 1311111115, 0115 15111115, 11111115111511 111111151111, 511111111111, RFD 1111, 1351111151 Jnhnsnn, 511111111, 114 High 51113111, Kennebunk 11211111111511, Franklin, 131211111131 5111.15, F511: F111151115 15111111, 135111111, 1311111111112 11111113, 111111111, 5.1 11111111 Street, Farmingturl 1131151111, E11513, Pope 51:13.5, W1n5ham Canter 111151111, N31153:, 22 W115511 51.113131, Presque 15111 111111115, Charles, Billings 141115111111, Bar 1-1111-1151- Iurgiawich, Stephen, 135 Lewis 1111113111111, 511125 K111111111, Charles, 23 U1111111 1111111111111, 5115 5111111115 Beach Kelley, 1111111, 151'r New I5111-1111111. E11115, Westbmnk Kelsey, Lance, 51111111 5115511 Kerwin, Linda, 54 Warwick Shaet, P51511115 Key, 1511135, 152 3111151 5111.11.11, 131211113111 Kimball, 1311111, P11111151 1111315, Belfast 1121111111111, 111111111111, 1'? Spring Street, Auguata Kimball, Patricia 5., 47 Wuudlawn 511-1111, 5111151 Windham K1m111111, 5111:1151, East Lebannn Knaptnn, 1215111115 42 New P51113115 111111111, 1312111111111 K511131511, Kennet , 42 New P11153115 51:11:15, 13511111111 LaChanL-e, Camlyn, 111131111: H111, 15151111111 LaChance, Gerald, l1:115 1.1511511 511135, Lewistun LaChance, Martha, 11411511111 1113135, 13511111111 Lambert, Beverly, 1315 E1111 Street, 51111 113, North Eridgtnn Langine, 1111111115, 44 11111111 51113121, Turk Beach 1111111111116, Frances, 1353 Cungmss Street, P11153115 Larger; Lama, P51112115 Street, Fryeburg Lamcque, Annette, 1221 Minut Avenue, Auburn Larrabee, Lana, RFD 1112, T115111511-11e Lash, Irving, F1151155111p Laskey, 1111111, 545 High 51111111, 53111 11111151111111, T1111rn1111, 534 51111151111111, 51111111 P51511115 LEVEIdiEIEt, 553311, 235 Main Street, Watewille Laverty, Nancy, Peakskill, New Turk Lawrence, He1ene, Hamngtnn Leach, 13111111111, RFD 1191, Wnnlwich Leavitt, Cheryl, RFD 1113, 31111111111 1111111111112, 11., Edward, 2421 111111111 Street, 33111::- LEE, 111111155, 45 153.111 31:11:51; 131111151111 Lehtn, Grate, RFD 1111, Warren Leightrm, 5111111113., 11 Michigan 1411111111111, 5111' Harlan: Lenfestey, Bernice, 1511135111111: Lepage, Linda, 24'? 1111111111: 14115111111, Millinuuket Lessard, Paula, 15 N51111: 141111111111, Bath Letteney, 11115111151111, RFD 1112, Gardiner Levesque, 51111111131111, 51 5151-1111111; 15111111111113, 11111111511111 Lew15, F 11451112, Trevett Libbey, Linda, P11115115 Ridge, Auburn Libby, 1215111141, 5131151511 L111hy, Jane, 41 Labbe 11111111111111, Lawistnn thhy, Janice, 151 High 511111111, Bath Libby, Paula, E1111 24, RFD 1111, West Euxtun 1111:1131, I11, 11111111111, 35 13111111211 Street, Earham Libby, 511111, 0111111111 RFD 1111, Scarhurn Libra, Judith, 15 1111115 51135, Cape Elizabeth 1.1111311111111, 141111211, 513111111 T1111m1131511 Lillay, 5.1111111, 1111111133 55115, Scarbnrnugh Link, F 111113111211, Beech Ridge 111135, West 5111111111111 1.11111111111, Jeanne, 1111111151111 1111115, 111111513.- Lintnn, 11411111111111, 515 11111111 511111111, 1113511115511 L1p51115, 111111311, 55 1111;11:1511r 511111.11, P55111115 L1tt1131'1515, 13111115, P111111 1511111111111, 11111112111111 11111111111115, 11111111113, P15153111 Street, E11111 L11win11wi1111, 11111111, 52 51311 Street, Gardiner Lambard, 5111111111, 14 Westland 1411111111111, 13115 1111111115 511111211 Lunsway, D5111115, 12115 11111111111111 H1135, 1:15:er L515, Larry, 51.111551 Street, Limerick L515, Linwmd, 11 Stuart Street, Fryehurg L515, 11113111111111. 1311135111111 1111112111111, 53.111515 Laughlin, 11., Walter, E11111 222, Tngus Lucas, Cami, 32 Gnkland 141111111119, 1.1111151111111111 111111115, P1111111, 4'1 21111: Street, 1.111111111111115 111111ch11111911, Jernme, 155 Brentwmd 5111:1111, P51113115 11411111311111115. 5111131151, 251 511111111 511111211, P51115115 MachnaId, Clarencn, RFD 1114,- Gardiner 11151013011312, Carter, 42 310111112 11141922011: E0112, East 11111211151011, LL, N. Y. 11-1110D0ug311, 11110111050, 37 Urquhart Stre01, 11110110101 M20D0ugall, Wayne, 3? Urquhart Street, 110101012 11141101311212, Mary, 22 New Street, P01113112 MacGilvray, W111iar0, 1441. F011 110112, 5011111 P0rtlan2 1141101301211, 1110112112, C0220 Street, 201.1111 Paris 1141101301110, 2111112121, 212 Narragansett Streat, 1301111101 1141102111111, Beverly, Chestnut Street, Kennebunkpmt 11115122001111, Jane, 1101123 121, E115w0r1h 11411121121011, P20310113, 52424 Berkshire 21., St. Clair 311, Michigan 11411 01.15500, Tim0thy, 12 114031131- 20112, 2011111 Windham 1'14 any, 11101111111, 24'?r 1141155131.: 31121221, 201.1111 P01111102 Mahar, Alyce, 422 1301113315- Street, 1113111151011 Maines, Patricia, 132500 Malia, Charles. 24 2301:1111 Street, P01112112 1141111110011, Mary, 2 Central Park Avenue, E112 Urchard Beach Manmr, Jack, 12 Dxf0rd Street, Fryehurg ,Ma100tte, 3011511121, 122 2111111 Street, 1101:1110 11431-00115, Elaine, 125 E351 Avenue, Lew1510n 11401021111, Lawmnce, 42 Riverside: Drive, Auburn Harden, 120113.12, 32 Pearl Street, Belfast Marean, Bevalie, RFD 1H, Sebag0 Lake Marines, James, 5'? L001ce Street, 5300 Marsh, Mary, 32 Narragansett Street, 13011111111 Marshall, Che 1, 4'? 21031111 Avenue, 131111 Drchard Beach Martin, 11011313 343 5131113115 Avenue, P01113112 114111-2110, Limia, Wald0h0r0 M35011, Margaret 11,, 13 Knight Street, P01111102 Mathieu, 11011151111, 22 Emers0n Street, 23.01012 Mazemlle, 0111-0112, 2011 24, 2k0whegan McCarthy, 110103111, '11 Caleb Street, P0rtland 1140131121351, 21-0013, 3 Linc0111 Street, Brewer 11.401211131111011, F rancis, 22 Frances Street, P0rt111112 McEachern, Everett, 211111211 Mills McEwy, 21112211312111, 221 111-301-1211 51154511, 130111111111 McFarland, Frederick, F riendship McGuiggan, Linda, 233 114122111 Street, Bath 114012311133', Patricia, Grand Lake Stream McLain, 3.121311, 13 Presumpswt, P01113112 11401140110111, Mary, N0 Name 2001:! 110112 Lew1510n 114011131151, 1511111, 22 Freem0nt Street, Gaxdiner M0Na111a1111, Mary, 432 21111025001 Avenue, 11411110001131 114012011111, 111111112101, 22 Chestnut Street, 30111.11 P01110011 Header, Mary, RFD, Emery M1111; Merriam, Gary, 122 F011 Hill 2032, I1301111011 MerriEeId, Maurice, Dal: Street, Springvale Merriman, Vicki, 12 1103,1111 Avanue, Freepmt Mierscreau, Laura, 3214 11101111 Street, 1101111011 114101151112, 130110011051, 12 Ninth 2111231, 1111110111 Miller, Ann, Jeffreys Neck 20:12, Ipswich, Mass. Miller, James, E1111 00011111.: 11002, G0rham Miller, Jean, 222 High Street, Bath Miller, 11:, 110213111, 2011111 Street, l1301113111 111411011211, 103103, 225 Brackett Street, 130111111111 Mixer, Faye, 44 Patten Street, Hangm- M00dy, Ann, 2? Highland Avenuc, Gardiner 114001133, Philip, RFD 121, 200111 Harpsweu 121001215, 111111111, 201: 1222, Wells M0013, 11131101113, 52 N012: Avenue, Camp E1115, 51100 M01110, James, 42 Emers0n Street, P01113112 11101155121113, Diana, 14 Rea: 21111101:- 211321, 211111012 M0rr311, Eugene, RFD 121, .2011 233, New 61011011151131- M0rr1'11, Wanda, 124 1301!: Street, F 131311011 11401-115011, 211111, Main Street, 131-1110151011 11401-115011, J12, 10531111, Church Street, 21001-11011 Springs 1114011011, Geraldine, Raym0nd M01100, Linda, 122 F011 Hill 1101111, 130111310 M01100, Margaret, 114 211-0021141112: Street, 1235121001: 114051011, 3110122, RFD a153, I30121111111 1140011011, 114101121, 2 Kimball 2110191, 3311101111 11401111011, Patricia, R0013 121, West 303111010 Mulherin, Judith, E01: 52, 120121 Fwahurg Murphy, E1130, 5 111222141002 Str0et, Watarville Murphy, 101111, 2 WaId0 Avenue, Belfast Murphy, Margaret, 22 Bradbury Street, 131211310112 Murphy, Michael, Chestnut Street, 201.1111 P01230121 Murphy, Elizabeth, 122 Dcean 11011512 20311, Cape Elizabeth Nealey, 111155-211, RFD 522, 130th111 Neeld, 1101:1911, T2 114303113 Avenue, 2011111 1301113111131 N31150n, Karen, 313 Stevens Avenue, P0rtlanr1 Neualls, Melville, 212 Grace 2110101, 11001-115012 New, Harry, 1140121111 A.F.E., Tampa, F10rida Newell, 2.011311, RFD 1151, 20111111; 2032, 1301113111 NEWEH, IL, Edward, F011 H111 2.0311, G0r113m Newell, 11:, Ralph, RFD 9H, 20111113,r 2.02111, G0r11am Newell, 211311011, F011 H111 1103.2, 13011111111 Nez01, 1101110115 121 Warren Avanue, 1211113100 11110110111, Richard, 22 Dudley Street, Presque 1513 11212101500, Janice, 4T 6103:5131 R0ad, 2011111 P0rtland N01311, Barbara, 225 M11101 Avenue, 211me N0lan, Diane, 225 M1001: Avenue, 2.0110111 N01110ry, Mary, 1111011112110 Heights, Lewiat0n N0rcr0ss, Mary Ann, 232 35110112113 Street, Lenismn D'Erien, Helen, 41 T200135 Street, P01112112 211311311, Mary L011, 23 N0m'ay 11032, 21111301 D'Br10n, Kathleen, 2'1 1301.113 Street, P01113112 DIEriun, Maureen, C0323 Street, P01112112 D'D0011E111, Jean, 222 170113.51 211-21111, CumberIand M1115 GID0nnell, Mary, 72 P01112112 2213131, Yann0ut11 G'D0nnell, Margaret, 1? Mardey Street, Auburn UFIynn, Kathleen, 35 Mabel Street, P01111102 12112111111011, 1101010, 24 Pleasant Avenue, P0rtland 131500, 21011211121, 1243 Washingtcun Street, Bath Usgnnd, 0201' 13:, 2 2311011 Street, Bridgmn USullivan, G 0ria, 2 Emacent Street, 1101;111:5102 HuelIe-tte, 10:30:13, 22 G111 Street, Auburn 01031110011, Terrence, Warren P11101211, C5601, 422 M11101 Avanue, Auburn Paluhinskaa, Benedict, 212 Pine 51.12131, Lewist0n Pandiscm, Lu0ia, 42 N0rw002 Street, P01111102 P31111105, Patricia, RFD, Kennebunkpm't Pearl, Deanne Dale Street, 11111101110311 Perham, 131110 e, 32 Summit Street, P01110312 P12111105, Bradley, King Street, 1301111511 Perkins, Ge0rga, Dental AVEnue, Wells Perry, Angela, 12'?Ir 21111110g Street, 20021 1301-1101111 Perry, Mary, Emadtum 11032, West 5002:1010 Perry, Stephen, 11'?r Brackett Street, Wasthrmk Perry, Sue, 0012311 Avenue, Kennebunkp0rt Paters, 20:23:11, 221 Bridge Street, Westbr001: P91215011, Diana, 15 LEWis Street, P01113112 P31315011, Linda, Happy Avenue, Kittery P311251, Stephen, 2 P0r11and R0311, P0r11a1111 Peverly, 130111111, 25 E110t H0112, KittenI Phipps, Janet, 111011111 Street, Yann011th Pillsbury, James, 25 Church 311331, 00111301 Pintal, D0113, 2T H0we Street, Lewist0n Pistaki, Patricia, 222 1.123151111131011 Avenue, P01113112 P12111111, Susan, E01: 124, West Kennebunk P10012111, Ha1p11, Lunt 110512, Freepmt Plummet, Janet, 14 vae Sheet, 2001-1111112 Plummer, J12, Vem0n, Hunt's Hill E02111, Gray P0111er, 11411100110, Main Street, Van Buran Puntbriand, Judith, 374 Main Street, Auburn P0013, Karen, 224 21200112 Avenue, 201.1111 Pnrtland P011213 Vance, Hans0115 Ridge, Springvale P00110112, Anne, 32 King Street, Waterville Pratt, David, RFD 122, Dexter Pratt, Lynd0n, 142' 2011001 Street, 302111.111 Pratt, Martha, 322 High 21:11:22 11321 P1121313, RaIph, East 51111111510 P1250011, Nancy, 2011 132, 1101011 P1011031, D00a12, 2 WakeEeld Avenue, 2121131012 Pushaw, 200111, West 114311110111 2.03.2, 20421-231111 P01113111, 10am, RFD 122, Gardiner Ramsey, Lynda, 12 Westem Avenue, Bath 211112, 1121130011, West 301111111011: Randell, Kenneth, 23 Cedar Street, Belfast 1131121111, N31105:, M1. H0133 110112, Sanfm'd 1131120111111, 210113111, Greene Hanger, Greg0ry, 122 Main 222121, 5011111 Pan's Rattan, 1140120011, Searsm011t Hawnsley, 11011012, Main Street, Cumberland Ray, Gwend0lyn, 142 Narragansett 211331;, 130213.111 Haym0nd, Betty, 33 031: Street, 1311111022 Rea, Martha, 52 23000 Street, Bath Reader, Dale, W011 Hill, 2101103513, 114335. Reagan, Maureen, Pleasant Place, Watenrille Heinsh0r011g11, Patricia, 22 Main Street, Yarmnuth Hemick, 10110, 1 13010111311 H0112, Kithargpr Hidgewell, G112, Tenantls Harh0r 2121011. Wa1101, Main Street, K2231 F3115 111111111, Iames, 3'17 11111111113 Sheet, B11111 11111111115, 131111115, Gare 11111111, Alfred 1111111111115. 5111111111, 152 Hammnnd 1111311, Westbruuk Robertsnn, Barbara, 1'. Walker Avenue, Leudstun 1155111111111, 1111111111, 14 Hiqhiand Street, East Rochester, NH. 1111115111111. Linne1, 15 C11 lege 511111111, Leudstan Rogers, Priscilla, 124 M11111 Straet, E11111: 11111111111, Huger, RFD 1112, Alfred Husenhlad, 5111111111, 5311 Stevens 1111111111111, P51112115 Hnwe Alice, RFD 1112, 011111111 Hnweil, Diana, 7 Stevenson HD1111, Kittery 1311111, 5111111111111, 452 P111111 1311111121, Eiddefnrd 1111111111111, M11111, 5'1 Thnmtnn Avenue, South Parkland 11311111, Jean, 411 Reed Street, Westbruuk 511111111111, Jamas, 411 Winter Street, Tnpsham Sanfard, Dean, 42 Regency Street, West Hartfnrd, Conn. 51111111111511, Priscilla, 415 Main Street, Gorham Schulze, Hmita, 121 P111111 Road. Auburn 51311111111, Karen, 25 13131111111511 Street, Huckland 511111 1111, Dan's, 55 Laavitt Avenue, 11111111511111 5113 111', Bruce, 151111111.r Beach, 5111:1111 5111111111111, 1311111111, 11111113 151111111, Pnrtland Shaw, E11111, lambs Street, 03111111111 Siegil. Ether, 1114 Glenwmd 111113111111, Pnrtland 511111111, 1311111111111, 4 1411115111111 Street, Benvidc 5111111111115, E1111, Bradford P111111, Friendship Simpson, Catherine, 124 Caleb Street, Pnrtland 511111151111, Glenna, 252 Main Street, Gurham Sinclair, Edna, 5 Garden Street, 511111 Sinclair, Evehn, 112 51111133: 11.111311, Auburn 5111111, Philip, 15211 High Street, Bath 511111111, E11111, 3 Bushing Avenue, Freepurl 51111111135, 151111, 51 Fnrest Park, hpt. 1112, Portland 51111111, Karen, 2' 131111113 Awenue, Furthnd Small, F111111n1re, TE Main Street, Tupsham Smith, 13111111111, 25521-1 Buckner 11111111111111, F1111 Meade, M11. Smith, l13111111, 54 Granite Streat, Bath 51111111, Canine, 113 Washingtan hvenua, Purlhnd Smith, Erland, 11 131-11111 Lodge 11111111, Kittery Smith, Ethel, Main 55-11111, Lisbnn Smith, Linda E1, T23 Haley 1111311, Kittery 5111th, Linda L, Weld Streat. 131111111115 Smith, Loren, 54 Pennbscut Avenue, Hnwland Smith, 1111111111111, Waterbum Smith, Mary, 152'? Westhrmk Street, Pnrtland Smith, Patricia, RFD, Hanson Ridge, Eringvale 511131111, James, 252 East Brid e Street, Westbrook 511131111, 1111111111111, 252 East 15111 g1: 511111111, Westhrmk Snell, Wayne, 25 01111111 Drive, Bath 5111:1111, Linda, Church Street, 51131-111111: Sayer, 5111111111111, Casting 511131151111, 1111111111111, 1111111111 1152, Gotham Entirinu, Thendnra, 3111' Carroll Street, 511111.11 Pnrtland Saucy, William, Camp Ellis Beach, 5111111 51111111111111, Carol, 13135111211 51111111111, Catherine, 55 Winter Street, Partland SpiHer, Judith, 11111 Fletcher Sheet, Kennebunk Spuffurd. Hunald, 111'? G011 Street, huhum Sprague, Lucinda, Swan's 151111111 Stacy, Sandra, Nurth 1311111111111 Stacy, Suzanne, Grange Street, Dmer-ancmft Staples. William, Elm Street, Limm'ick 51115211111, Linda, 3 5111111111111 1111111111, Cape Elizabeth Stabbing, 1211111112, 125 Summer Street, 51111111111111 Stevens, Lenura, RFD 1H, West Button Stevens, 5111111111, 22 Carter Street, 51111111 Pnrtland Stevens, 511111111, LEE: Stewart, Nam: , Cornish Stickney, 1131p , 0111111111 Park 551115311, 511111111, Wehhannet Drive, Wells Stuck, Kenneth, Princemn Sterne, 11411111111111, North Haven 511-11111, Puggy, 39 W111: Street, Newport Stuart, 13111111111, Upper Main Street, Eingham Suiger, Ph 1115, 135 54111-113: Street, Sauth Purtland Sylvater, 1115111111111, 253 Summer Street, Auburn Tanguay, Gerard, 532 M11111 Street 51111111 Pnrtlland Tarankn, Walter, RFD 1H, Alexanacr 11111111, Richmond T311115, Jacqueline, 34 Hamel Street, Lewistun Taylar, James, 55 Pattersnn Street, Augusta Taylar, Sarah. 22 05111111111 1111111111111, 5111111111 Pnrtlnnd 132 Tessier, 011111311116, RFD, 1.111111111111111 Falls Talley, Pamela, 23 MainE: Avenue, PDrHand 111311141111, Richard. 132 Park Street, Lewistnn Thumas, 1.11115, 1.25 Fairview 51111111, Purtland Thumpmn, Edward, 211 Green Strent, Gnrham Thumpsun, L11 , 11411111 Street, Garnish Thumpsnn, 1.111 a, RFD 121, Drringtun Thumpstm, Suian, 151111 1115, Cnnu'sh Thurlnw, James, 13 111111111311 111311111, Portland Tierney, Elizabeth, Hm: 1112, 5111111115 Lake: Tingley, 5111111111, Pnrtland 211411, 5111111 Titcnmh, Larena, 25 F1111: Hill 511-11121, F1111 FairHeld Titus, Warren, '15 Western Avanue, 5111111: Pan's Todd, Hubert, River 11111111, 1'1'1I1r11 anle, Terrance, F1111 H111 11111111, Gnrham Tracy, Carul, RFD 1111, 11111111151111 11111111, W551 Scarburu Tracy, In, 131131-1195, Brnadtum 151111111, West 5111111111111 Tranquinu, Carol, 55 State Street, Gnrham Trufant, June, RFD 1113, Freepm't Taker, Janice, 13111111 111111121, Camden Tumutte, Card, 213 Prebie Street, Garham Tumutte, Judith, B11111 512, High Street, Gardiner T11rg111111, J 1:13-1:11, RFD 122, Winthmp Turner, Jnhn, Middle Huad, 51111111 1511511211 11511131 , Stephen, RFD 51, 5:11:11 Vadnais, Sandra, 111311 171114., Arundel Verge, Donahue, 11.5. 1H, Walduburu Venill, Elizabeth, Gray Ii111111111, Margaret, E11111 355, Gray Victor. Bap me, 12 13111 131-1211111111 11111111, 5111111 Viulette, Guy, Main Straet, Buckspurl Walker, Arthur, Sebagn Lake Walker, 131111111, RFD 41111, Auburn WaIker, Irene, Witham 1111.111, Auburn Wallace, Linda, 435 Lurk Street, B11111 Warrick, Linda, 11111111115 Streat, West 51111r1111r1'1 Waltan, 11111131121, 22 Narragansett Street, GDII'IHII'I Warner, William, Pine Street, Ipswich Mass. Waterhuuse, lean, Bethe! Watsnn, Bevarly, HFD 1115, 111111111331 Watsan, Erla, RFD 1112, 111111111 Windham Watsnn, 1141111111111, 1111 Raga: 111111121, South 1111111111111 Watts, Marcia, Suuth Thnmastnn Webb, Brian, RFD 1113, Gorham Webster, 111111115, 5 13111111111111 Street, Springvale Weihlen, Nancy, Coopers M1115 Weikel, William, Emadtum 11111111, 5114th:11 Welch, Bethany, 44 Pallersun Street, Augusta Waterman, Wayne, 53 Hart Street, New Britain, I13111111. Wheeler, Thumm, 11111111:111111111171r H111, 13111111151111111, E51111. Whitcumb, Faye, 154 High Street, Belfast White, Carule, Smyrna M1115 White, Cara?, 2'3 111011111112 Avenue, Waterviue White, D4111 , 2 15111111111111 Street, P11rtl111111 Whitney, 51151111, 5 Manchener 51111111, Nashua, NH. thitten, Clgde, 25 High Street, Dnuur-ancrufl Mitten, 1'11 11, Dunstan Landing 11111111, West Scarhuru Wilbur, Gary, 59 Danny H5311, Bath Wilda, Steven, 15 Elm Street, 1311th111 Willey, Susan, P51114111! 11111111, 5111211 Williams, Martha, Libby Avenue, Gnrham Wi1liamsnn, Bever1y, Sidney 11111111 11511 133, 11111111111111: Wills, Hazel, 9 11111111111111 Street, Westbmuk W115121n, Diane, 222 Temple Street, U111 Urchard Headl Wilsnn, Lynda, 21 1111511111: E11115, 11111111111r Winchenback, K311111111, Friendship Wing, Charles, 511 Liberty Street, Dexter Winter, 131111111111, 124 Hayes Strtet, Pnrtland Witham, Shirley, 51 Cnngress Street, 13311451: Withee, Dannis, 25 51111111 Frnnt Street, 1111111111qu Wmdhury, Hubert, 1111:1211 1111311, Cumberland Wundhury, 511111111, 45 Flaetwmd Street, P51113114 Wnrster, Linwund, 13 Middle 51111111, Madisun Worthen, Cynthia, RFD 1H 131111 3713, Westbruuk Warthing, Marie, 151 Allen Avenue, Auburn Wright, Bette, Greenfield Wyman, Gloria, West Scarburnugh YurI-r. 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