Greely High School - Shield Yearbook (Cumberland Center, ME)
- Class of 1963
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In appreciation of the great help you have been to us, we the class of 1963 wish to dedicate this year's Shield to you, Mr. and Mrs. Pettengill. Principal 19 Message Each year the Principal of almost every high school in the country is expected to write an ex- tremely profound and enlightening message to the seniors. This will be neither as I shall merely relate a few facts which may have some meaning to the few who read this. Probably the greatest single thing you must do from now on is to further your ability to think crit- ically. By now, it should be perfectly obvious to you that everything in life may not be as it appears at first look. It is not possible that you have sufficient experience to evaluate and react to the various situ- ations that will be confronted throughout life. Does this not indicate a definite need for each person to have some method to determine a course of action. Experience is said to be the best teacher. This may be true, but a long, hard life is ahead if dependence upon this premise is total. Very few persons are fortunate enough to be confronted with a completely new experience which requires individual thinking to solve. Most experiences are new to young people, this indicates the possibility of relyingion other persons' solutions for the vast majority of situations which will be encountered. In my opinion, schools attempt to provide students with certain solutions which make it easier for them to come to a reason- able conclusion. It is hoped and expected that methods employed at schoolwill be carried over into adult life. It is my sincere hope that your years at Greely Institute have endowed you with more than basic information. Possibly you have learned to think more clearly and effeciently by our efforts. Mr. Thomas Burdin MKTbomqs Baedun Superintendent Education is the WHAT, the WHY, the HOW and the WHERE of your future. WHAT do you wish to do for you life time employment? WHY do you wish to have this type of employment? WHERE is the competition which will challenge you for the right to obtain the job of your choice? Your educational preparation with the school record is the key to the answers for the above questions. Henry G. Perkins Superintendent of Schools MR. PETER CONNOLLY English and Social Studies B. A. . Northeastern University MR. WILLIAM FARWELHLLLC'? Mathematics f;,v,; 'VV V B. S. , UniX'IQISFty of Maine MR. JOSEPH GREGOIRE 4r K ado Sciences B. S. , University of Maine MISS MARION HARMON Languages B. A. , Colby College M, A. , Teachers College, Columbia MRS. GENEVIEVE HAWKINS Home Economics B. S. , University of Maine MR. STUART JACKSON Mathematits B. S. , University of Maine MR VAUGHN LACOMBE . ax xGuA1db1an ' .B;,VS x:J, 03m, University of Maine MRS. ALICE LANG Commercial Subjects Bliss Business College B. S. , University of Maine MR. DONALD MCCANN English B. A. , St. Francis College MR. BYRON RAWNSLEY Industrial Arts B. S. , Gorham State Teacher's College Additional Study at Boston University and the Univer- sity of Maine MR. NORMAN RENY Physics and Chemistry B. A. , University of Maine MRS. GRACE STORMS Social Studies B. A. , Bates College MR. ALBERT TURNER English A. B. , Princeton University M. A. , Clark University Additional Study at Bowdoin 6hL Mi 8 .1 044m? 43? MRS. VERNINE BURDIN Office Secretary Husson College MR. ROBERT LEIGHTON Physical Education Boston University B. S. , U-Iducatioro Gorham State Teacher's College Additional Study at University of Maine MISS BARBARA MANSFIELD N 7i: ' , Girl's Coach ,1, 531 Q L; B S. , Gorham State Teache $7 V ,, , 77 M J' College ,7 v f J ,3 J 1 , X Q J Q leJ WYX We want to thank the faculty for being both our frieflds and advisors during our years at Greely. In future years we will all remember our teachers as the ones who helped us to become better citizens Through both work and play you have helped us recognize the essential things needed for our lives. The Class of 1963 BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Mr. C linch Bean Dellow Merrill Parkinson Hethcoat COOKS: Mrs. Shaw Mrs. Lazotte Natalie Ross melpen JANITORS: Mr. Clinch MI. Parkinson Mr. Hayes Our ?aculty Aroma! School yearbook Staff CO -EDITORS Rachel Bragg Assistant Editor Janet Anderson Editor-in-Chief MESSAGE FROM THE EDITORS We have spent many enjoyable yet work-filled afternoons working on The Shield. We hope that you also will enjoy it both now and in the years to come. We want to thank Mr. Farwell for helping us to prepare this yearbook, and also the many others who have supported us with both enthusiasm and finances. Best Wishes, Rachel and Janet David Turner Sports Editor Lynn Carlson Social Editor Sherry Roberts Business Editor Linda Hilton, Lynn Carlson, Rachel Bragg, Mr. Farwell, Adviser; Edward Marlowe, Sherry Roberts, David Turner, Janet Anderson, William Burrows. Sherry Roberts, Sharon Smith, Nancy Files, Lynn Carlson, Shirley Hilton, Natalie Ross. I; What we ought not, we do. Ambition - To bring the Navy into port. Characteristic - Humor Personified 0h, W6 13m tltg Jfalls of Ivy Chat Surround us jifm: Caddy Not to live at ease is not to live at all. Ambition - To win an academy award. Characteristic - Lackadaisical JANET ANDERSON Yearbook Editor 4; Softball 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 1; Swimming 1; Bas- ketball 2, 4; One-Act Plays 2,3; National Honor Society 8, 4; Treasurer 4; Senior Play. RACHEL BRAGG Cheering 1,2, 3,4; Captain 4; National Honor Society 3,4; President National Honor Society 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 8,4; Band 1,2,3,4; One-Act Plays 3; Girl's State 3; Co- Editor of Shield; Senior Play. HAROLD BROWN Swimming 1; Class Play 1,3; I. V. Basketball Manager 1; Senior Play. DOROTHY BURROWS Chorus 4; Senior Play; Majorettes 1,4. There is method in her madness. Ambition - To be official score- keeper for the N. Y. Yankees. Characteristic - Energetic Wiovely to look at, delightful to .know. - 1 nky ' v , m , J Ambgtvion - To grow an mch AN , l' ,Mdhghcteristic - Demure A s V'v X 4r v IV X L; - y KW ,6 x g V 4 f , u x, w L 1; , 4 . K1 4 1 .51 J M ! lJ 1D A i ,Ivb LYNN CARLSON Yearbook Social Editor and Typist 4; One-Act Plays 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Swimming 2,-8, 4; Co-Captain 4; Class Officer 1,4; Senior Play. JANET CHASE Transferred from Winterport High Sophomore Year. Chorus 2. 3. Eat, drink, and be merry for A sweet gal - freckles, smiling, tomorrow ye may diet. and friendly, too. Ambition - Be a physical education Ambition - Travel U. S. in a 1949 teacher. Plymouth Characteristic - Independent Characteristic - Reckless Ami W6 Will Not gorge? thylz W6 16? gar, ?ar Away Why should life or labor be, There was never a saint with red Ambition - To swim the Atlantic hair. backwmcls. Ambition - To have a car all her Charactetistdc - Misogynist own. Characteristic - Flirtatious DONALD COPP JUDY DEXTER Transferred from N. Y. A. Sophomore Year. Chorus 2; Band 2; Basketball 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Softball 3, 4; Co- Captain 4; One-Act Play 3; Class Secretary 3; Senior Play. JOYCE DISANTO Cheering 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 8,4; Swimming 1,2; Majorette 1.2; One- Act Play 3. WALTER EPWARDS 1 '41 . Hy r 1K 1 , 1 2 H , , . l, Quiet and steadfast, shy and sweet. Quiet and shy at real sweet guy. Ambition - Be the first space-woman. Ambmon - To Test Dnve for Characteristic - Effervescent General Motors. Characteristic - Quiet 270 the jifallawcd ffalls of M 8mg Voice Will 1672! ?amwdl All great men are dying, I feel Her quiet ways only add to her ill myself. ' charms. Ambition - To have some! Ambition - Marrlage Characteristic - Ambitious? Characteristic - Intrigumg DAVID ELLIOT NANCY FILES Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 4; Variety Show 2; One-Act Play 3. VERNON GOFF Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4; Hi Lions 4. ERIC HAKE Basketball 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1; Hi Lions 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Chorus 1,2; Plays l,2,3,4; U. S. Marines 4; Senior Play. Maybe you think I'm quite a boy, Yeh! The Marines have landed. but wait till I growup. Ambition - To have an endless Ambition - To be a forest ranger. meal. Characteristic - Loquacious Characteristic - Phlegmatic Am! Shimmer Off in twilight aka the 01d Vesper Bell. To great 'heights' may this man aspire. Ambition - More School Characteristic - Individualist she has those VMIIBS Wye allenvy 3x quiet dignity, and anwngagement ring.' fl 007i 4 5V Ambition $3 Mamage W4 h-J 5w f1 Characteristiq ',- Scintifl M12, 0' V VSHIRLEY HILTON Bible Club 1; Majorette 2; Chorus 4; ,, 'C1ass Secretary 4; Yearbook Typist 4. THOMAS KELLEY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Chorus 1. GORDON MASON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Class President 2; Swim- ming 4. WENDY MENCHEN Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; One-Act Plays 2; Senior Play. 1:32 39 ii; '3 An athlete superb, but even more Such a constant friend is a thing important - a loyal friend. i X i? rare and hard to find. Ambition - To sell broken baseball Ambition - Nursing bats to unlucky husbands. Characteristic - Diligent Characteristic - Athletic One Day a quslz Will gall, the ?oomrints of 115 All, A merry heart doeth good like a Always helpful and willing, kind medicine. and gracious to all. Ambition - To be a man of the Ambition - To live forever. world. Characteristic - Compatible Characteristic - Suave RICHARD PETTENGILL Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 3, 4; Hi Lions 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; 07035 Counuy 4; Basketball Manager 2; One-Act Plays 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Fireman 1,2, 3, 4; Chief 3, 4; Senior Play. SHERRY ROBERTS One-Act Plays 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 2; Class Treasurer 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Business Manager Yearbook; Yearbook Typist 4; Basketball Manager 4; Senior Play. Success comes to her who is willing to go after it. Ambition 4 Business teaching. Characteristic - Amiable NATALIE ROSS Chorus 1,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; Library Typist 4; Yearbook Typist 4; Greely Exchange Editor 4. DALE SANDERS Transferred from Freeport in Sophomore Year. Basketball 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. No man in his right senses will dance. Ambition - Get out of school. Characteristic - Impressive Will Echo 23mm the fit!!! and Disappear . . . Sadly Start 16W as We Make hay while the sun shines. Ambition - Own a hair-dye comp- any. Characteristic - Scatter-brained Ripples of laughter, young and gay, means friendly Dianne is on her way. Ambition - To twist with Chubby Checker at the Peppermint Lounge. Charggteristic - Fun-loving LINDA SEAVEY Chorus 1,2; Swimming 1,2; One-Act Plays 1; Secretary Library Club 4. DIANNE SLOWIK Chorus 3, 4. Captain, Oh Captain, my fearful trip is done. Ambition - To build a bridge from Cousins Island to Chebeague single handed. Characteristic - Carefree LINDEN SMITH SHARON SMITH Swimming 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; One-Act Play 2; Library Typist 4; Yearbook Typist 4. Our journeys gar Apart, a Part of Every ffazrt Will gizgcr flare . , . L4 in the Sacred ffzzlls of M1, A good heart's worth gold. Ambition - Marriage Characteristic - Generous SHARON SPARKMAN Majorette 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 4. JUDITH ST. CYR A little nonsense now and then. ' Ambition - To obtain success in everything I do. Characteristic - Friendly 0 vari l V f 4W 1' 9 C f; V B Hirnor gsrthe hgffnony f the heart.L'L' l CU 'fAmgiILiQy - Hakve L13 little boys in ,v f. x X y 'k x L L s llibrLsuyltsv i X . L , .1 . . Charaxcterlsugyflowal Water is the only drink for a wise man. Ambition - Get out of school. Characteristic - Impressive QU ENTIN S TROM NORMAN TAYLOR Class President 3, 4; High Lions 3, 4; High Lions Vice-President 3, 4; Chorus 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; One- Act Play 3; Class Marshal 3; Basketball Manager 4; Senior Play. Where W6 716 I'm! and1fmmc Uta! throw the years We 71 in the Sweet fierylom If at first you don't succeed - Oh, well, skip it. Ambition - Radio Technician Characteristic - Subtle DAVID TURNER Senior Play. BRUCE VERRILL Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Hi Lions 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Boy's State 3; National Honor Society 4. Why should the devil have all the Ambition - Chef Characteristic - Gregarious to Know, 56 you The force of his own merit makes his own way. Ambition - To be a representative of the meek. Characteristic - Sarcastic We the 611155 of I 963 We, the class of 1963, look back over our four years at Greely Institute and realize how beneficial and enjoyable they were. As Freshmen, we found our first days very harassing; but as we grew accustomed to the surroundings, we were more relaxed. Later in September we elected our class officers. President, Carolyn Chandler; Vice -Presi- dent, Gordon Mason; Secretary, Janet Anderson; and Treasurer, Lynn Carlson. Rachel Bragg was elected as a member of the Student Council and has been our representative for the past four years. Among other class leaders were those who were active in sports and other outside activities; they helped to keep our, class spirit high. Late in September the Sophomores put on the Freshman Reception for us which proved to be very successful. We all worked hard on our paper and bottle drive, dances, and stationery selling. These few projects proved to be most rewarding for we raised several hundred dollars, which went into our treasury. In March several students went out for their first one-act play, Jacob Comes Home. The play proved to be very successful. When the school year was almost done, we were really just beginning, but we were glad to see summer vacation arrive. In our Sophomore year, our class officers were elected as follows: Gordon Mason, President; Vernon Goff, Vice-President; Tom Burdin, Secretary; Mike Babbidge, Treasurer. This year the boys seemed to take over the class, as all boys were elected. Richard Pettengill was elected our Sophomore representative for the Student Council. Late in September we honored the Freshmen by putting on the Freshman Reception. It proved to be a great success. We were thrilled when our class rings arrived in the spring and we all enjoyed wearing them. Again it was time for the one-act plays to begin. We picked School Daze for our play. In June. we held an invitation dance, including Cape Elizabeth, Falrnouth, and Yarmouth. We had three disc jockeys from WLOB attend the dance and quite a crowd was lured to the gym floor. We eagerly came back to school in September and were glad to be called upper classmen. We man- aged to get off to a good start. We immediately elected our class officers. Norman Taylor, President; Vernon Gof Vice-President; Judy Dexter, Secretary; and Sherry Roberts, Treasurer. Bruce Verrill was elected as our Junior representative to the Student Council. During the middle of the year, the class elected the yearbook staff for our senior year. Janet Anderson was elected Editor and James Williams was elected Assistant Editor. Sherry Roberts was elected Business Manager; Lynn Carlson, Social Editor; and David Turner, Sports Editor. We are all prepared to begin our work on the yearbook our senior year. Natalie Ross was chosen to be a member of the National Honor Society. In March, most everyone tried-out for our play, the last of the one-act plays we would participate in. Our play was Readin, Ritin, and Rithrnetic. In May we helped the Seniors prepare for the Junior and Senior Prom which was titled Fantasy of the Sea. We all had fun and it gave us a wonderful feeling knowing that next year we would be working on our own. We returned in September as Seniors at last; all glad that our senior year had arrived. Our class officers were elected as follows: Norman Taylor, President; Lynn Carlson, Vice-President; Shirley Hilton, Secretary; and Nancy Files. Treasurer. Sherry Roberts was our Senior representative to the Student Council. Rachel Bragg was elected President of the Student Council and National Honor Society. Bruce Verrill was the only member of our class elected to the National Honor Society. Rachel Bragg was elected Assistant Editor as James Williams moved away. Our three-act play this year was The Groom Said No. Honor parts are as follows: Valedictorian, Rachel Bragg; Salutatorian, Janet Anderson; and First Honor Essay, Natalie Ross. We are now approaching graduation with both happiness and regret. As we leave Greely we would like to thank our faculty, Mr. Burdin, our class advisers, and most of all Mr. Farwell who has shown so much patience with us while working on the yearbook. We will remember you always, Greely Institute! NAME Sharon Sparkmen Lynn Carlson Judy Dexter Wendy Menchen Dotty Burrows Joyce DiSanto Janet Chase Judy St. Cyr Shirley Hilton Dianne Slowik Natalie Ross Janet Adnerson Linda Seavey Nancy Files Sharon Smith Sherry Roberts Rachel Bragg Harold Brown Donald Copp Walter Edwards David Elliot Vernon Goff Ethic Hake Torn Kelly Gordon Mason Ricky Pettengill Dale Sanders Linden Smith Quentin Storm Norman Taylor David Turner Bruce Verrill 5me Page FAVORITE EXPRESSION Really! Ye Gads! Son of a gun! Want to hear something? Brian Yeah! Imagine that! I'm starved! Darn that thing! It drives me up a wall I know it How about that! SH --! O, K. Oh, Don't Oh, Don't Is that so! I don't care 80 what? Do you want to bet? Oh, Great! Holy Cow I Come up and see me sometime! But, Mr. McCannI Well, I'll be! What'd I do? You better believe it! No Sir! Dullsville! I won't do it! I wouldn't do it for every- body you know! Is that so! You know I wouldn't do that WHERE OFTEN SEEN Writing letters On the road Flirting Studying In her yard Roller skating Howard Johnson's Hunting Green Chevy On the Island Studying Snowbanks Out of school Cheering Yarmouth With Jeff Baseball games Out of school At the theater Lavoie's Store Making posters With Carol Windham In his Bomb Study Hall Where the boys are With Terry Working In his Renault Thumbing a ride Best's store At the Senator's house! CAUSE OF DEATH School Annapolis Purple Cars! Mr. Reny Cole Farms Books Driver's license Fear of water Esso Station Misspelling her name. Pushed down steep hills Driving Cash registers 59 Ford Fish Factory Lack of e ggsI Physics Navy Girls Working in the brickyard Drawing in class Janet and Judy! His rocket Senior Lounge His temper Being late Flamingo Murcury Shaving his beard! Homework Class meetings Themes Snowshoeing BEST DRESSED Norman and Sherry MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David and Natalie ALL AROUND GREELYITS Ricky and Rachel MOST ATHLETIC Lynn and Gordon BEST PERSONALITY Tom and Shirley Bang! Bang! I;rr,1;shot gun Willy. Ricky; iAke yybur'fingers I'm adorning, Eddie! out of the cake. Don't look so bashful, Sherry Our little island girl. Warm enough, Wendy? Ice cream cone taste good, Linda? Queen NainCy id all her splendor. I'm in the navy now! ah Where'd you get those Bangs in your eyes, peepers? ,. g ' a Dotty mam ma , -VN Got you covered, Emery Don't step on the cake, Lynn How's the water, Janie Speaking of glamour, sweet and Innocent Linda ,r 3 11 Penseroso Hail! the mighty hero! Beauty and acrobats combined Got a charlie-horse, Janet? in blue jeans It's like this, yuniar 611155 FIRST ROW: Gloria Cote, Joanne Parker, Jean Ann Gagnon, Linda Hilton, Charlotte Edwards, Marie LaFrance, Louise Skillins. Esther Budd, Sally Semmes, Barbara Vosmus. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Storms, Advisor; Jeanette Grover, 'Gloria Devoe, Neva Cram, Sally Butterworth, Lida Taylor, Mavis French, Ann Weir, Barbara Marks. Joyce Morse, Kathy Brown, Claire Montgomery, Mr. Gregorie, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Jonathan Babbidge, Whitman Smith, Philip Wentworth, Peter Robinson, Garth Devoe, David Burnell, Stephen Ross,, Andre LeMais- tre, Robert Tellefson, John Batron, Charles Skillins. FOURTH ROW: Stephen Walker, Stephen Noyes, Richard Dunton, Dennis Mitchell, Terry Jewett, Stephen Slowik, Terry Clinch, David Porter, George Turner, James Hinrnan. FIFTH ROW: Larry Anderson, Nuel Stroheker, Robert Timberlake, Micheal Dearborn, Ronald Leigh- ton, Thomas Peterson, Philip Merrill. Officers President, Whitman Smith Vice-President, Neva Cram Secretary, Gloria Devoe Treasurer, David Potter fa 1x 1 fumarW ass Report We the students of the class Xlouf' i344; year as satisfying We entered high school as amgitious eshrnen in EN of 1960 The Freshman Reception was the festive event of the season; we all hada great tim The basketball gawre soon under way. Swimming, one- act plays baseba11,track,club7 ahdxso ball soon au mefouirfhusfschedule. Many of our Freshmen partici- pated in these various extracurricula act yitie nd proved themselves determined and able. Class officers were elected: Linda Hilton, President; Joye '11 rsev e- -President; Marie La France, Secretary; and David Potter, Treasurer. Philip Merril1 was electe o the S udent Council. During this year, we started on the long march to raise money for our seemingly- -distant semi year. 1 Our Freshman year seemed ail too rapidxagd we were soon back next fa11,followir1g our summer respite as light- -hearted Sophomores. Therfollowing students were elected as class officers: Whitman Smith President; Terry Clinch xV'ce-Presfdent; Gloria Devoe, Secretary; Marie La France, Treasurer. Joyce Morse was elected as our class representative to the Student Council an xBarbara Marks as our class yearbook editor We were soon preparing for the Freshman Reception and greeting new 5 de nts to Greely. As Sophomores, we were busy with the rummage sale, dances, food sales and other mhhey-a dgrrg projects. The first annual Science Fair was held in the spring of our Sophomore year with an array ofspeeches and interesting demonstrations. It was a great success and, undoubtedly, will continue to be an annual function at Greely. After completing our Junior year, we now see how 5 iftly the years pass by. Whitman Smith is President of the Junior class. Other officers are as follows: Neva Cram, Vice-President; Gloria Devoe, Secretary; David Potter, Treasurer. Barbara Marks is a representative to the Student Council. Several dances were put on by the Juniors this year including a benefit dance for Cystic Fibrosis. Decorative tape was sold during the Christmas Season and also Greely sweatshirts. Congratulations to Philip Merrill forlbeing elected President of the Maine Student Councils! Phil represented the state in Williamsburg in February, and was one of two representatives from Maine who attended the newly founded Senate Youth Program in Washington. Also, Sally Butterworth attended the National Junior Vegetable Growers Convention in Miami, Florida. She achieved first place in Maine's Contest; two of the three top finalists represented Greely. Robert Timberlake, Whitman Smith, Marie La France, Neva Cram, Barbara Marks, and Louise Skillin were Juniors chosen to the National Honor Society. The Junior class has contributed a number of class leaders who are active in school activities in addition to doing well in their ranks. The Junior class wishes to thank the class of 63 for bringing this yearbook to us, Success to you all! i ratifyihg years behind us; and we hope to make our senior Class of 19 64 Linda Hilton Class yearbook editor Saphamm glass FIRST ROW: Joanne LaFrance, Virginia Grover, Jean Burnell, Beverly Hilton, Susan Garsoe, Shirley Montague, Trudy Gerry, Ellen Hopkinson, Jane Parker, Barbara Langway, Patricia Files, Ellen Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Mr. McCann, Advisor;NancyCritch1ey, Kathy Terison, Christine Langway, Sally Duddy, Carol Dyer, Cathy Cummings, Jane Chandler, Elaine Haggerty, Linda Hanson. Janice Tame, Sharon Brown, Ellen Wagner, Sharon Dearborn. THIRD ROW: Chester Blanchard, Brad Meehan, William Thompson, Sharon Berry, Margo Pray, Bar- bara Borge, Rose Lavoie, Sandra Casson, Deborah Wills, Donor Dorr, MaryEllen LeMaistre, Mary Lou Wiles, Arthur Sparkman, David Merrill. FOURTH ROW: Charles Rice, Alfred Legrow, Dennis Curtis, Lloyd Hutchin- son, Clayton Copp, Carroll Jones, Maynard Marlowe, William Burrows, Eugene Zeegers, Robert Storey, Peter Wilson, Stephen Libby, William Surgi, Steven Pettengill. FIFTH ROW: Carl Burdin, Quentin McConnell, Larry Spiller, Richard Berry, Howard Moynihan, Stephen Bunnell, Russell Lazott, Norman Smith, Walter Leland, Philip Bolduc, John Brown, Nelson Smith, Ernest Goff. Officers President, Larry Spiller Vice-President, Trudy Gerry Secretary, Sharon Dearborn Treasurer, Arthur Sparkman Sophomore glass Kaport The Sophomore Class of 1962-63 has for its advisors Mr. McCann and Miss Harmon. The class officers are: President - Larry Spiller, Vice-President - Trudy Gerry, Secretary - Sherri Dearborn, Treasurer - Arthur Spark- man. The Sophomore Class gave two very successful dances this year, The Freshman Reception and Autumn Capers. Those who won parts in the Sophomore one-act play, His First Shave, were Steve Pettengill, Larry Spiller, Susan Garsoe, Trudy Gerry, and Joanne LaFrance. There was a large percentage of Sophomores, both boys and girls, who participated in athletics this year. The boys who took part in baseball were Ernie Goff, Steve Libby, Dennis Curtis, Larry Spiller, Billy Burrows, Harvey Moynihan, and Quentin McConnell. The girls who were on the softball team were Carol Dyer, Jean Burnell, Joanne LaFrance, Sherri Dearborn, Elaine Haggerty, Susan Garsoe, and Jane Chandler. The boys who took part in Basketball were Phil Bolduc, Harvey Moynihan, Larry Spiller, Quentin McConnell, Billy Burrows, Nelson Smith, Ernie Goff, Steve Libby and Steve Bunnell. Kathy Terison and Susan Garsoe made the varsity cheering squad and Elaine Haggerty, Joanne LaFrance, Sherri Dearborn and Ellen Wagner were on the junior varsity. The girls who were active in basketball were Jane Chandler, Jean Burnell, Carol Dyer, and Janice Tame. The swimming participants for the boys were Larry Spiller and Harvey Moynihan. The girls were repre- sented in this sport by Jane Chandler, Elaine Haggerty, Susan Garsoe, Barbara Borge, Mary Lou Wiles, Carol Dyer, and Trudy Gerry. There were also others who participated in clubs. The members of the Library Club are Margo Pray, Trudy Gerry, and Nancy Critchley. Those who took part in the newly formed Ski Club are Randy Surgi, Steve Bunnell, Susan Garsoe, Elaine Haggerty, Ellen Wagner, and Jane Chandler. The Sophomore Hi-Lions are Nelson Smith, Ernie Goff, Billy Burrows, Lloyd Hutchinson, Randy Surgi, and Larry Spiller. The only singular outstanding activity done by anyone in the Sophomore Class was Barbara Borge's trip to Florida which resulted in her winning the State 4-H vegetable judging contest along with Sally Butterworth. She did a fine job of representing Greely Institute and her class. Sophomore Yearbook Editor, Billy Burrows ?rcslzman glass FIRST ROW: Carolyn Grover, Sharon Cushman, Andrea McCatherine, Carol York, Kathleen Haggerty, Sharon Lamprey, Patty Bailey, Karen Borge, Judy Hilton, Linda Stowell, Mary Davis, Donna Martin. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Sloat, Brenda Brown, Janice Mains, Linda Brown, Sharon Leighton, Susan Orr, Linda Stowell, Nancy Cummings, Jo Ann Stoddard, Amilea Ashley, Linda Ddyle, Greer Wills, Mary Copp. THIRD ROW: Dana Scott, Leland Hamilton, David Files, Donald Dyer, Eugene'KHawkes, Donna MacCorrnack, Nancy Walker, Rose Cox, Ronald Lavoie, Mark Smith, John Shaw, James Carlson, Leon Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Connolly, Advisor, Paul Napolitano, Wayne Curtis, Douglas Osgood, Stanley Merrill, Durwood Bragg, Robert Lowe, Anthony Cook, Thomas Moon, David Lazott, Stephen Keith., Jeffery Wyatt. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Harlow, Warren Lewis, Peter Howland, Robert Gilman, Richard McGilvray, John Glasier, Edward Marlowe, Bruce Doyle, Wayne Libby, Thomas Dexter, Harold Durrell, Mr. Jackson, Advisor. 2 President - John Shaw Vice-President, James Carlson Secretary, Susan Orr Treasurer, Linda Stowell e 3rggl1man 61mg Report A warm welcome was given to thefEreshrnen at the Freshman Reception, given by the Sophomores in Septemberr A ; i n' 'K x l TheFreshman 7class of 1962-63 have proved themselves valuable to Greely. We have had many honor roll students and highhonors go to Andrea McCatherin and John Shaw. In athletics, we are proud to present Joe Cook, Wayne Curtis, Peter Howland, Steven Keith, Wayne Libby, and John Shaw who were on the Greely basketball team. In baseball, Bruce Doyle will be just one of the freshmen that will contribute to the high school team. On the boys' swimming team were Durwood Bragg, Joe Cook, Bruce Doyle, Warren Lewis, and Dana Scott. Focusing on girls' sports, we have Karen Borge, Sherry Lamprey, Susan Orr, Carolyn Sloat, Patty Bailey, Mary Copp, and Nancy Walker who were all on the girls' basketball team. The girl swimmers were Patty Bailey, Sherry Lamprey, Dona MacComack, JoAnn Stoddard, and Nancy Walker. Other Freshmen have also contributed their skills to Greely's athletic teams. The Freshman Class officers this year were John Shaw, President; James Carlson, Vice-President; David Lazott, Student Council membenSusan Orr, Secretary; and Sheila Stowell, Treasurer. Our young musicians this year were Karen Borge, Durwood Bragg, Thomas Dexter, John Glasier, Peter How- land, Mary Kennedy, and Sherry Lamprey. The Freshman chorus will add a note or two to the rest of the school singers also. Several Freshmen were chosen to go to the annual Science Fair this year. ' They were David Files, David Lazott, Andrea McCatherin, and John Shaw. The Freshman class put on a play entitled The Life of the Party in April. Included in its cast were Karen Borge, James Carlson, Carolyn Grover, Steven Keith, Sherry Lamprey, David Lazott, Warren Lewis, Dona MacCorrnack, Andrea McCatherin, Dona Martin, Paul Napolitano, and John Shaw. Mr. Connolly directed the play. There was much excitement among the Freshmen in giving their first spring dance in April. We all look forward to giving many more in the future. Freshman Yearbook Editor, Edward Marlowe 3 r r ix 1 Kn ' y,::,;eoLLL L k3 a W, .r x: x 25 ,, ,7 3 1, , qom Kurt M i twatg Varsity Basketball BACK ROW: David Potter, George Turner, Philip Bolduc, Terry Iewitt, Thomas Peterson, Thomas Kelly, Eric Hake, Harvey Moynihan, Terry Clinch, Gordon Mason, William Burrows, Dale Sanders. FRONT ROW: Norman Smith, Vernon Goff, Norman Taylor, David Turner, Managers. CENTER: Mr. Leighton, Coach. Coach Bob Leighton did a marvelous job this year, especially when you consider the fact that only one of the first six players on last year's team returned to play again this year. This player, Gordon Mason, played an excellent season for the Rangers and helped the team to really spark. Due to his efforts he won the most valuable player award in the tournament. Playmaker, Dale Sanders was another of our invaluable players. His excellent ball handling and fine shooting helped the team greatly in tight spots. His good defense was another good quality that he exhibited whenever he was on the court. Tom Kelly played a good season at center. He helped the team with his scoring and the rebounds that he pulled in added to his value. Helping him with the rebounds was hustling forward Terry Jewett. Terry also came through with a few points, especially when they were needed. The sharp shooting of George Turner added to our final score at the end of each game, and the fine effort submitted by subs Harvey Moynihan and Terry Clinch added to the team's effectiveness. The team as a whole functioned as one unit no matter who was on the floor. Good teamwork was exhibited almost exclusively, and each member of the team deserves a lot of credit for our victories this year. This page sponsored by a FRIEND first 511? C APT AINS Gordon Torn Dale Dale Mr. Leighton COACH Windham 72, 40 Greely 71, 57 Leavitt 39, 59 Greely 58, 55 So. Ber. 22, 58 Greely 41, 74 Freeport 68, 55 Greely 5'7, 37 Eliot 19, 29 Greely '70, 80 Yarmouth 64, 48 Greely 46, 32 Bridgton 39, 51 Greely 84, 53 G-N.G 39, 69 Greely 43, 56 TOURNAMENT Richmond 22 Greely 41 Leavitt 38 Greely 51 Wells 53 Greely 54 Varsity Ekccrlmdtrs Rachel CAPTAIN Gloria i. V. Easkctmll BACK ROW: Stephen Libby, Carl Burdin, Quentin McConnell, Wayne Libby, Stephen Bunnell, Larry Spiller, William Burrows, Chester Blanchard. Manager; Wayne Curtis, Manager. SECOND ROW: Philip Bolduc, Anthony Cook, David Potter, Earnest Goff, Mr. Jackson, Coach; Nelson Smith. Stephen Keith, Brad Meehan, John Shaw. The J V's were coached expertly by Mr. Jackson who led them to a victorious season this year. The team looked like a well-drilled one when on the floor and their teamwork was good. The starting five consisted of Billy Burrows, Phil Bolduc, David Potter, Quentin McConnell, and Larry Spiller. Although these boys did an excellent job, they were assisted greatly by the reserves who came in and out without too much interference with the smoothness of the teamwork. They all fought hard and should be complimented for their work. Greely 41 Windham 51 Greely 87 Windham 42 Greely 62 Leavitt 32 Greely 46 Baxter 56 Greely 65 Islanders 43 Greely '72 S. Berwick 32 Greely 46 S. Berwick 24 Greely 63 Leavitt 42 Greely 45 Freeport 69 Greely 40 Freeport 52 Greely 50 Eliot 19 Greely 47 Eliot 38 Greely 41 Yarmouth 40 Greely 43 Yarmouth 36 Greely 58 Bridgton 24 Greely 56 Bridgton 41 Greely 44 G, N, G. Greely 49 G. N, G. 31 y. V. ghcerlmdc'rs . v Neva Cram, Sherry Dearborn, Barbara Marks, Co-Captain, Sally Butterworth, Co-Captain, Elaine Haggerty, Joanne LaFrance. State glmmps This year we made it to the top in every way. Through cooperation of everyone we won the Triple C Sportsmanship Award, which we proudly displayed at the tournaments at the Lewiston Armory. At the Western M Tournament we defeated Richmond, Leavitt, and Wells to become Western M Champs. Our own Gordon Mason was awarded the C. Harry Edwards Trophy for the most valuable player in Class M. Then we were on our way to the State Finals where we met and gloriously defeated Milo 45-42; thus, becoming the CLASS M CHAMPIONS OF THE STATE OF MAINE. Congratulations to Mr. Leighton and our team for bringing to Greely the State Championship for the first time. ark Basketball Calm FIRST ROW: Jean Burnell, Claire Montgomery, Carol Dyer, Lyrm Carlson; Co-Captain, Judy Dexter; Co -Captain, Janice Tame, Joyce Morse, Sharon Lamprey, Kathy Brown; Manager; Sherry Roberts, Manager; Karen Borge, Janet Anderson, Susan Orr, Rose Lavoie, Jane Chandler, Nancy Walker, Linda Hansen, Mary Copp, Carolyn Sloat, Patty Bailey. For the fourth and last year the Greely Guffies started their basketball season under the management of Miss Barbara Mansfield. The team consisted of the two remaining players of last year's first string, Lynn Carlson and Joyce Morse, and a few upper classmen while the majority of the team consisted of Freshmen. Miss Mansfield worked enthusiastically rebuilding the team and teaching the new players the fundamentals of.basketba11. During the Guffies season, the team was fortunate to have Lynn Carlson elected to the Girls' All-Star Basketball Team. Lynn will also be representing the Greely Guffies in the foul shooting contest on March 9, at the Y, W. C. A. TOTAL POINTS FOR THE FIRST STRING Lynn Carlson --------------------------- 122 Carol Dyer ----------------------------- 80 Judy Dexter - - - - - ----------------------- 37 Jean Burnell ---------------------------- 37 TOTAL FOULS FOR THE FIRST STRING Jane Chandler --------------------------- 18 Joyce Morse ---------------------------- 30 Nancy Walker - - - ------------------------ 4o Lynn I eanie CO -CAPTAIN Wffigs Nancy wrist wimmmy FIRST ROW: Donna MacCorrnack, Sharon Lamprey, Patty Bailey, Joanne Stoddard, Lynn Carlson. SECOND ROW: Neva Cram, Linda Hanson, Rose Lavoie, Jane Chandler, Barbara Marks, Marie LaFrance. THIRD ROW: Susan Orr, Ann Weir, Nancy Walker, Barbara Borge, Mary Lou Wiles, Trudy Gerry, Joyce Morse, Carol Dyer. The Greely girls' swimming team, led by co-captaihs, Barbara Marks and Lynn Carlson, placed third in the Triple-C swimming meet held last October. The finalists in the meet placed as follows: Barbara Marks - first in the backstroke; third in the freestyle. Marie LaFrance - second in the butterfly Jane Chandler - fourth in the breaststroke The Freshman relay placed second The Senior relay placed third. The girls have two more meets before completing their season. The swimming team would like to give special thanks to Mr. William Chandler, who is coaching them for his eighth consecutive year. eh W mwbm U 5 W h R0 3-9 g I u Sponsored by I. I. NISSEN'S It's nicer OLD HOME BREAD It's Nissen's Boyf Swimming FIRST ROW: Dana Scott, Larry Spiller, Durwood Bragg. SECOND ROW: Warren Lewis, Bruce Doyle, John Cook, Phil Merrill, Carroll Jones. THIRD ROW: Terry Clinch, Donald Copp, James Hinrnan, Gordon Mason, Harvey Moynihan. The swimming team was a great improvement over that of last year. In the Triple C swimming meet we earned a lot more points. The prospects are good for next year due to the fact that not many of the swimmers are Seniors. This means better and more experienced swimmers for next year. Sponsored by LEIGHTON'S EXPRESS '76 Cross Street SP 2-6584 Service to and from Falmouth, Cumberland and Yarmouth. Crack and gross gauntry GQEELE. FRONT ROW: Coach, Bob Leighton; Carl Burdin, Richard Newbegin, Vernon Goff, David Turner, Maynard Marlow, Lloyd Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: Larry Lamson. Phil Bolduc, Mike Babbidge, Norman Taylor, Torn Kelly, Eric Hake, Rick Pettengill, Peter Wilson. The track team had only one meet this year besides the regular Triple C meet. Although we struggled hard, we couldn't seem to go very far, but we gained some experience. Most of the team will be back next year, so we are hoping for a better showing. We'll try hard anyway. The cross country team ran fast, but not quite fast enough. We met with strong opposition and although we put on a good show, we failed to win any meets. It's too bad, for we really deserved one this year. FIRST ROW: Coach, Bob Leighton; Vernon Goff, David Turner, Bruce Verrill, Lloyd Hutchinson, Dale Sanders. SECOND ROW: Rick Pettengill, Norman Taylor, Peter Harlow, Nelson Smith, Phil Bolduc. Sponsored by THE HARRIS COMPANY and THE HARRIS OIL COMPANY A Girlsl Safmzll Calm 1,81th la AQA' Lz 3w FIRST ROW: Joanne La France, Judy Dexter, Co-Captain; Sally Butterworth, Janet Anderson, Joyce Morse, Linda Hilton. SECOND ROW: Barbara Marks, Marie La France, Carol Dyer, Lynn Carlson, Co-Captain; Susan Garsoe, Jean Burnell, Miss Barbara Mansfield, Coach. THIRD ROW: Sherry Dearborn, Merideth Harmon, Jane Chandler, Elaine Haggerty, Ann Weir. Last spring the girls' softball team had an average season. The team, which consisted of a lot of new players, worked hard and managed to finish the season with only a few losses, though some games were inter- rupted by rain. Miss Mansfield worked hard and managed to keep the season's record high. We are sorry that this year will be her last year as Coach of the softball team. The Co-Captains elected for the year of 1963 were Lynn Carlson and Judy Dexter. ,J g . .K tlQ 1 eh g, WWhNh 01H m ' Hlaryj; N'KRIW m. Baseball I 962 FIRST ROW: Ronald Leavitt, Wayne Fordam, Lewy Moynihan, Terry Snow, Mr. Gregoire, Coach; Jeff McCon- nell, Jerry Smith. SECOND ROW: Terry Clinch, Quentin McConnell, Steve Libby, Dale Sanders, Billy Burrows, Dennis Curtis, Nelson Smith, Manager. THIRD ROW: Gordon Mason, Earnie Goff, Garth Devoe, Harvey Moynihan, Larry Spiller, James Hinman. BASEBALL SCORES Greely l5 Windham 8 Greely 13 Pennell 9 Greely ll Freeport 5 Greely 21 Yarmouthx 1 Greely 8 Windham 6 Greely 4 Pennell 2 Greely 5 Freeport 8 Greely 5 Yarmouth 3 We had an excellent baseball team again this year which turned out a victory record of 7 wins and 1 loss to clinch the title for the third straight year. We can attribute this to the good pitching and an excellent hitting which the club produced. The bench was strong so substitutions could be made readily. The fine coaching of Mr. Gregoire contributed greatly to the team's success. His boys drove in a total of runs while holding the opposition to only Although we lost some pitching and good hitting by graduation, we are quite confident about having the Triple C Shore Division trophy again to make it four straight years. Ball 1ctory Our V Yeah Coach 1 r e e h C Y d O b y r e V E m mg inals State F Awamzmnw, Natimal 14mm Society Officers President: Rachel Bragg Secretary: Natalie Ross Treasurer: Janet Anderson Advisor: Mr. Farwell The National Honor Society has recently tapped seven additional members. These students have been chosen on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and character. Those chosen from the junior class are: Barbara Marks, Marie LaFrance, Louise Skillin, NevaCram. Robert Timberlake, and Whitman Smith The only senior to be admitted this year is Bruce Verrill. NATIONAL L HONOR SOCIETY l e L I Student 60mm! LIBRARY mas' 1 M. W .4 SEATED, Left to Right: Sherry Roberts, Joyce Morse, Rachel Bragg, Joanne LaFrance, Barbara Marks. BACK ROW: David Lazott, Richard Pettingill, Quintin McConnell, Philip Merrill, Bruce Verrill, Mr. Burdin, Advisor. Offkcrs Right to Left: Rachel Bragg, Presi- dent; Philip Merrill, Vice-President; Joyce Morse, Secretary. Sponsored by GREENWOOD FARMS Producers of quality eggs. fli-Ums SEATED: Richard Pettengill, Norman Taylor, Bruce Verrill, Eric Hake, David Porter. STANDING: Peter Robinson, Larry Spiller, Lloyd Hutchinson, Walter Edwards, Robert Timberlake, Randy Surgi, Tom Peterson, Terry Clinch, Richard Dunton, Ernest Goff, Vernon Goff, Whitman,Srnith, Nelson Smith, William Burrows, Dale Sanders. Officers Richard Pettengill, Secretary Norman Taylor, First Vice-President Bruce Verrill, President Eric Hake, Second Vice-President David Porter, Treasurer 3715 Debating 6111b Randy Surgi, Philip Merrill, President; Mr. McCann, Advisor; Whitman Smith, Neva Cram. The Debating Club at Greely is a member of the Bates College League, which is made up of high school debating clubs. In Debating you will meet new friends, learn how to speak to an audience, and learn to discuss and debate properly. The club usually goes on an annual trip to the Bates Debate Clinic, and there becomes accustomed to the procedures of debating. A good team represents the school well and usually attracts much attention from the spectators. 2- 5 9 33h! 'Irili, h J! Srzsar 2 E'. e mmsbtl I AL 1. ELVJE Officers President Trudy Gerry Vice-President Vernon Goff Treasurer Garth Devoe Secretary Linda Seavy Mrs. Sweetser Ulmzry 81W SEATED: Johnathan Babbidge, Nancy Critchley, Sally Sernrnes, Elaine Haggerty, Margo Pray, Trudy Gerry, Charlotte Edwards. STANDING: Patricia Files, Gordan Mason, Peter Howland, Walter Edwards, Thomas Kelly, Philip Wentworth, Robert Timberlake, Richard Dunton, Vernon Goff, Gloria Devoe, James Hinman, Garth Devoe, Walter Leland. Dirge 5111f and ; Bowl State 73:? Boys' State 5:? Girls' State David Turner, Rachel Bragg, Bruce Verrill Each year Dirigo Girls' and Boys' State, sponsored by the American Legion, is held in the latter part of June, Girls' State is held at Colby College, Waterville and Boys' State at the University ofMaine, Orono: Members are chosen from the Junior Class for their leadership and scholarship. At Dirigo State these people are taught the basic principles of our democracy. By means of a series of lectures by state government officials, these principles are presented to the members, and all then used in mock state, county, and town elections. Each member is given a party and attends party caucuses in preparation for the party rally, the highlight of the election. The week at Dirigo State is a mixture of enjoyment and learning. Group teams in volleyball, basketball, tennis, and the like are open to all. There is also opportunity to join the Dirigo State glee club and band. Even though the time spent at Dirigo State means much work, the enjoyment there makes it a profitable and memorable week. Klimts FIRST ROW: C. Grover, B. Hilton, L. Hilton, 1. Gagnon, S. Sparkman, J. DiSanto, E. Budd, L. Skillins, S. Garsoe, K. Borge, A. McCatherine, S. Cushman, B. Langway, V. Grover. SECOND ROW: C. Sloat, S. Monta- gue, K. Brown, W. Menchen, S. Duddy, E. Wagner, R. Bragg, 8. Hilton, S. Smith, J. St. Cyr, M. LaFrance, E. Hopkins, S. Leighton, L. Doyle, L. Hamilton, L. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: K. Terrison, S. Dearborn, J. Chandler, N. Cummings, G. Devoe, S. Orr, S. Roberts, B. Marks, S. Butterworth, D. Slowik, I. Stoddard, N. Cram, S. Lamprey, J. Hilton. FOURTH ROW: R. Surgi, S. Pettirigill, N. Crithley, C. Cummings, B. Borge, E. LeMaistre, 8. Berry, D. Dorr, R. Lavoie, S. Casson, D. MacCormack, N. Walker, N. Ross, M. Wiles, I. Morse. FIFTH ROW: C. Skillins, W. Smith, B. Doyle, D. Pot- ter, P. Merrill, R. Timberlake. N. Taylor, T. Peterson, R. Lazott, J. Glasier, P. Howland, L. Hutchinson, T. Dexter. Mr. Hanson, Director Sponsored by STARBIRD SCHOOL and MUSIC CENTER 9200 K St. Portland, Maine FIRST ROW: Karen Borge, Sharon Lamprey, Rachel Bragg, Barbara Marks, Joanne LaFrance, Ellen Wag- ner, Tom Dexter. SECOND ROW: Neva Cram, Durwood Bragg, Barbara Borge, Lloyd Hutchinson, Peter Howland, David Potter, Marie LaFrance. BACK ROW: Susan Garsoe, Jean Grover, Richard Pettingill, John Glasier, Mary Ellen LeMaistre, Louise Skillin. Majorcttcs Sharon Sparkman, Donna MacCormack, Ellie Reynolds, Jean Burnell Smiar Play of I 962 4 FIRST ROW: Richard Newbegin, Peter Garsoe, Albert Blackstone, Susan Butterworth, Peter Harlow, Dianne Carr, Robert Woodbury, Sharon Copp, Lawrence Lamson, Thomas Seavey, Gerry Smith, Dianne Bracket, Jeff McCon- nell, Barbara Bailey, Anne Hilton. STANDING: Terry Snow, Earle Cummings, Dennis Allen. CAST Synopsis -------- - -------- - - - Bette Walker Penelope ------------------- Anne Hilton Paul Sycamore -------------- Robert Woodbury Essie ------------------- Susan Butterworth Rheba --------------------- Sharon Copp Mr. De Pinna ----------------- Peter Garsoe Ed -------------------- Albert Blackstone Donald -------------------- Larry Lamson Martin Vanderhof ------------ - - Thomas Seavey Alice --------------------- Dianne Carr Henderson ------------------ Gerald Smith Boris Kolenkhov ---------------- Terry Snow Gay Wellington -------------- Dianne Brackett Tony Kirby ----------------- Jeff McConnell Mr. Kirby ---------------- Richard Newbegin Mrs. Kirby ----------------- Barbara Bailey Olga --------------------- Linda Dellow Three Men ------------- - - - - - Dennis Allen Peter Harlow Earle Cummings Director --------------- Mr. Albert BI Turner Sponsored by L. G. BALFOUR VICTOR HOLAN DON TUPPER Senior Play 0f I 963 This year our senior play was held April 6. The following is a short resume of our play, The Groom Said No. The Cameron family is all of a dither! Steve, their son, has just come home, after two years in the South Pacific. He has not returned, however, to the calm, quiet atmosphere he had so often dreamed of. Instead, he finds himself at a loss to know how to handle his family who are too solicitous and domineering in trying to assist him in adjusting to civilian life. Steve's most perplexing and immediate problem is when he discovers that his mother and Clara, the girl he left behind and the daughter of his motheris bosom friend, have made all arrangements for their immediate marriage. In order to extricate himself from this situation, he decides to pretend that he has been a psycho-neurotic patient and that he has spells which occur without advance warning. The truth of the matter is that Steve during his absence has fallen in love with Lt. Shirley Anderson, a navy nurses To convince Clara and his Mother of his serious condition, he pretends to have a relapse in their presence. . . and then on the pretense of needing specialized nursing care, Steve suggests that they get his former nurse to come to his home as she would be the only one who understands how to take care of him . . . said nurse being Shirley Anderson. Clara consents to this arrangement only on the condition that the nurse be permitted to stay just long enough to teach Clara how to take care of Steve herself. However, the minute that Shirley steps into the home, it becomes a free-for-all between the two girls as Clara in no uncertain words lets them know she is suspicious of the whole thing. CHARACTERS Mrs. Inez Cameron -------------------------- Sherry Roberts Patty Cameron ----------------------------- Judy Dexter Virgie Cameron --------------------------- Wendy Menchen Steve Cameron -------------------------- Richard Pettengill Mr. Will Cameron ---------------------------- Eric Hake Mrs. Sorenson ---------------------------- Janet Anderson Willie Williams --------------------------- Norman Taylor Mary Alice Smith -------------------------- Dorothy Burrows Clara Curtis ------------------------------ Lynn Carlson Lt. Shirley Anderson --------------------- '- - - - - Rachel Bragg Ed Smith -------------------------------- David Turner Prologue ----- ' --------------------------- Harold Brown Sponsored by HERF JONES COMPANY L9 a 9 I m W5 Senior Vaytasy of tile fumar- BACK ROW: Brad Meehan, Mr. Reny, Adviser; Elaine Haggerty, Mary Ellen Maistre, Ellen Wagner, Susan Gar- soe, Carol Dyer, Richard Dunton, Harold Durrell. BACK ROW: Steven Pettengill, Terry Clinch, James Hinman Mark Smith, Randy Surgi, Steven Bunnell, Walter Leland. The Ski Club of Greely Institute was formed for the purpose of organized transportation to skiing areas for the skiers of Greely. The prospect of having a team was voted down for this year. During the season, the club went mostly to Sunday River, Bethel, and Pleasant Mountain, Bridgton. Informal races were held in hopes of a Greely Ski Team for the following season. ?ircman Steven Pettengill, Gordon Mason, David Potter, Walter Leland, Richard Dunton, Philip Bolduc, Richard Petten- gill, Quentin Strom, David Burnell. Sponsored by ALLEN'S FARM Don't you understand Those mighty seniors Study hard, Rick Alumni Notes I 963 Marshall Bowen ---------------------------------------------------- Working Gertrude Taylor ------------------------------------- Community Insurance Company Albert Blackstone ------------------------------------- Northeastern Business College Wayne Fordham ------------------------------------------------------ Navy Ernest Burgess ---------------------------------------------------- M, V. T. 1. Leon Hort ---------------------------------------------------- Gorham State Lawrence Larnson -------------------------------------- New England Feed Company Dennis Allen --------------------------------------------------- Allen's Farm Ronald Leavitt ----------------------------------------- Modern Cleaning Company Sandra Buckley --------------------------------------- New Brunswick Bible Institute Sharon Buckley --------------------------------------- New Brunswick Bible Institute Nancy Carey ------------- ' ------------------------------------- Nursing School Brian Wilson ------------------------------------------------------ Working Eddie Mitchell ----------------------------------------------------- Working Thelma Talbot ----------------------------------------- Bethany Nazarene College Elizabeth Hawkins ------------------------------------------- University of Maine Gail Vowles ---------------------------------------------- Becker Junior College Dianne Carr ----------------------------------------------- Marygrove College Frances Brown -------------------------------------------- Plus School of Business Earle Cummings ---------------------------------------------------- Working Paul Gerrish ------------------------------------------------------- W orking Susan Butterworth ------------------------------------- University of Maine-Portland Peter Harlow ----------------------------------------------------- M. 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Bette Walker ------------------------------------------------------ Working Anne Hilton ------------------------------------------------------ Working Sharon Copp ----------------------------------------------- University of Maine George Anderson -------------------------------------------- University of Maine Jeffrey McConnell --------------------------------------------------- W orking Alan Armstrong ----------------------------------------------- Prosperity Farms Randa Keith ---------------------------------------- Northeastern School of Business Robert Woodbury ------------------------------------------------ Gotham State Sylvia LaFrance -------------------------------------- University of New Hampshire Gerry Smith ----------------------------------------------- Springfield College Terry Snow ------------------------------------------------ Springfield College Peter Garsoe ------------------------------------------------------ Working Thomas Seavey --------------------------------------- University of New Hampshire Linda Dellow ------------------------------------------- Golden School of Beauty Thomas Terison ---------------------------------------------------- Marines Lewis Moynihan ---------------------------------------- Higgins Classical Institute Juanita Bragg ------------------------------------------ Higgins Classical Institute Diane Bracken ------------------------------------------------------ King's Eugene Weir ------------------------------------------------ Carnegie .Institute Ruth Hawkes ----------------------------------------- Chandler School for Women Judy Martin ------------------------------------------------------- Married Jackie Blanchard Burrows ---------------------------------------------- MarriEd Richard Newbegin --------------------------------------- Maine Maritime Academy Calvin French ----------------------------------------------- Pine Tree Cabins Phylis Burrows ------------------------------------------------------ King's Dana Gerry ------------------------------------------------------- Working Vernon Russel ----------------------------------------------------- Air Force Raymond Steele --------------------------------------------------- Ail? 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Collins Mr. and Mrs. Brad Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Ninus Papaz Mrs. Raymond W. Berry Mr. and Mrs. David Higgins Mr. and Mrs. John Tullock A friend A friend A friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dillenback Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holdrely Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murdock Mr. and Mrs. Dana Bragg Mr. and Mrs. Oliver D. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. White E. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Farwell Our Silver 1600mm Hilda Whitney Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner M7 EMULICLEW Mr. and MrsiVictor, Buriehh Peter Mullen . and Mrs. Raymond Hanson . and Mrs. Clifton Moxey . and Mrs. Lester Scott . Helen Verrill . and Mrs. Donald Budd . and Mrs. Chris Crandall . and Mrs. IohnA. Brown . and Mrs. Martha Hamilton . and Mrs. James J. Craven Jr. . and Mrs. Billy W. Watson . Stella Hamilton . and Mrs. Rodney E. Hamilton . and Mrs. Rory Campbell . and Mrs. Herbert Bennett St. . Herbert Bennett Ir. . and Mrs. Raymond Phipps A Friend . and Mrs. Robert Dyer . and Mrs. Manley Dyer . and Mrs. Silas Calder , and Mrs. Everett Rich . and Mrs. Edwin Leighton . and Mrs. James Sanders . and Mrs. T. H. Vosmus . and Mrs. Richard Clement . and Mrs. Russell Reynolds . and Mrs. Horace Cocoran . and Mrs. Frank Downings . and Mrs. Percy Wentworth . and Mrs. Pleam Iewett . and Mrs. Vern Keith Barbara Vosmus A Friend A Friendly Teacher Pat and Michael Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Smith Mr. and Mrs. Parnell Willis Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lanie Janice Art and Bev Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Seavey and Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Libby Tracy Lyn Tatham Mr. and Mrs. Tatham and Daughter Kenneth Pederson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Small Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Yates Miss Carolyn Small Mr. and Mrs. Albert Powers Mrs. Carol Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Furman A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barter Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Wallace Larry Lamson Mr. and Mrs. Clayton L. Tame Mr. and Mrs. Harris Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Tarazewich Mr. and Mrs. Laury Best Mr. and Mrs. Thorhton Cardage Glen Hutchins John C. Banks Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wright Mr. and Mrs. Hudson R. Berce Mr. and Mrs. William Hart Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Passmore A Friend Mrs. Ernest Sweetser Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Marks Mr. and Mrs. Lyndol Montgomery MI. and Mrs. Howard W. Heller Peter Howland . and Mrs. Clarence Peterson . and Mrs. Roy Howland . and Mrs. Raymond Woodsworth . and Mrs. Charles M. Berry Jr. . and Mrs. David William . and Mrs. Roger Hayes A Friend Arthur Sparkman Diana Sparkrnan Sharon Sparkman Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Greaney Jr. A Friend . and Mrs. Lenville Hawkes . and Mrs. Walter C. Hebold . and Mrs. J. C. Anderson . and Mrs. William B. Sanborn . and Mrs. Maynard Robinson 81'. . and Mrs. James Wilson . and Mrs. Pierie DuMaine A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Leigh White A Friend Brian Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bendixon . and Mrs. Lawrence Spiller . and Mrs. John Moore . and Mrs. Elbridge Merrill . and Mrs. 1. Stanley Hilton . and Mrs. Charles Small Ir. . and Mrs. Keith Mountfort A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Martin Mr. and Mrs. Forest Doughty Mrs. Helen McLean Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lashua MI. and Mrs. Robert Simard Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Scott Our Silver 15mm w: XX; f' V h, It X; HA U O F Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wa1ke1:ngpiilXthX f1: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atkins l' ,ngva L Mr. and Mrs. Iilman DeRoche 1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arbo Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Canavan Drug Company Duddy Family Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Bailey Jr. Doctor and Mrs. Bunnell Mr. and Mrs. LeRoi S. Syphers A Friend Mr. Stephen Burns Roger Cleaves ZONK Dianne Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Brackett Sandra and Elvin Mr. and Mrs. Silas Peasley Mrs. Harold Good Mr. and Mrs. Byron Rawnsley Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mutton Davis David Potter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bunker Mr. and Mrs. William Garsoe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Adams Mary Lou Wiles Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Clark Edward T. Bolduc Mr. and Mrs. John Jones Mr. and Mrs. Benton Best A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dana Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Blair DeRoche Mr. Roger M. Young A Friend Mrs. Draper Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Strom Mrs. Dorothy Moon Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Newbegin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinfield Mrs. Eva Doughty Jr: Apprctiatim Our Class of 1963 wishes to express our sincere thanks to our friends of Cumberland, North Yarmouth, Pounal, and Chebeague, who gratuitously supported our yearbook by their kind donations. It is wonderful to know that we can depend on the help of our friends and relatives in everything we do. We wish to express our appreciation to all of the advertisers who have made it possible for us to print this yearbook. We hope that everyone who reads this book will patronize our sponsors whenever possible. Sincerely, THE YEARBOOK STAFF C OMPLIMENTS OF ANDERSON AND SONS Snowshoes and Lobster Traps North Yarmouth Telephone 829-93393 FRYFS Television Service ALBERT L. FRYE Immediate and Expert Repair on All Makes and Models Cumberland Cente r Maine Compliments of WALKER TIRE CO. MACHINERY, INC. - MAINE U. S. Rte. 74H Falmouth, Maine WCSH-T V salutes todayk students - tomorrow,s citizens Whose ultimate challenge is to safeguard their freedom heritage. CARR BROTHERS COMPANY, INC. Whole sale Distributors Fruit and Produce 217 Commercial Street Portlarid, Me. Service Since - 1909 SUBURBAN UTILITY GAS STORE SP 4-03 87 915 Forest Ave . Portland Best Wishes to Greely ALLEN, STERLING, AND LOTHROP Sterling Quality Seeds Farm and Garden Supplies Portland, Maine CHESTER L. JORDEN INSURANCE AND CO. Insurance and Surety Bonds 22 Monument Square Telephone Portland, Maine SP 3-6484 RICHARD WALTZ PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Bathroom Plumbing and Heating Repairs Oil Burners - - ?5f Heating Oil 536 Washington Avenue Telephone Portland, Maine , sp 2-2801 Compliments of HARRIMAWS I. G.A. FOODLINER Yarmouth, Maine Compliments of RINES CO. In Maine It's PORTEOUS MITCHELL AND BRAUN Northern New England Most Complete Quality Department Store Portland, Maine PO RT LAN DMAINE THE 3-H QUALITY MARK PROTECTS YOU RING,S Gas, Appliance, and Hardware Store Bottled Gas Service '433 Years Experience VI 6-5651 UN 5-4584 Main Street Yarmouth SUPER SONIC CAR WASH . Ultra Modern . 5 Minutes . Polishing . Waxing . Motor Steam Cleaning . Open 7 Days a Week SP 3-6283 1139 Forest Ave. Morrill's Cor. 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Electrical Contractor-Dealers Frigidaire - Appliances - Maytag Radio - Television VI 6-5391 152 Main Str. Yarmouth Compliments of M. L. BARBOUR 8: SON Yarmouth's First Department Store VI 6-5932 147-157 Main Street, Yarmouth Compliment s of MOXEY BARBER SHOP Maine's Leading Sporting Goods Store Sporting Goods JAMES BAILEY CO., INC. Athletic Supplie s 264 Middle St. SP 4-6635 Portland FALMOUTH MOCCASIN SALES Gray Road, We st Falmouth Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers for the Whole Family. All Merchandise Guaranteed First Grade - No Seconds 0r Rejects. Compliment s of HARMON,S HAMBURGERS We st Falmouth BOWLEWS CHEVRON STATION SP 5-1112 194 Auburn St . Portland EDDIE'S VARIETY Italian Sandwiches Meats - Groceries THA NK Vo U CW 14901;, 375 Auburn St. Portland, Me . Compliments of SHOPPER,S HARDWARE Northgate Shopping Cente r C ompliments of WELLWOOD 5 $ 10 STORES Northgate Shopping Center Millcreek Shopping Center Falmouth Shopping Center Compliments of MARIPS DRIVE-IN Delicious Hamburgers Allens Corner Portland ANGELONFS PIZZERIA 7 , fuf X An L ,. ,. 7 y ft x Monument Square Portland, Maine SP 2-7464 HOLIDAY CARD SHOP If you need money for your project, sell Holiday Greeting Cards, wrapping, and decorated stationery. DAYS JEWELRY STORE SP 2-4693 489 Congress St. Portland MORTOWS CITIES SERVICE Rt. 100-26 We st Cumberland Complete Autom otive Service Holiday Card Co. ALA ' ALA Part Dept. Open Nights and 463 Congress St . Portland Sundays . , A ; , v RE xx; , 9C XHLL $3 . ' CR '2 . x f fx xx Compllments of ijaxJ k If .; Lx KxX r ' k: 3 gewelers 7 6ince a; o. 503 Congress Street PORTLAND 3, MAINE ANDWS HANDY STORE I'Yozvcrs film! last lolzyer PORTLAN D-SO. PORTLAND Compliments of FARRAR BROWN Portland, Maine -3, Cut Flowers Corsages SMALUS GREENHOUSE Blanchard Rd. VA 9-5935 Cumberland Center, Me. VA 9-3000 B. J. STRATTON AND SONS Gray Road Cumberland, Maine Top of Morrison's Hill General Hardware Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Building Material 3,16 W7 6 Compliments of v 17: 0 Q1173; OCD : ,p x . a M WWJJQ 1911,53: k I , 5 r7 CQICWA :WJBIJ LEWIS c. ROSS M, w: 2w fix W COB; M3 Duh anen .gou, 3p AT 12 VC' DC W C5 NNHMWC' A.CJXW Chebeague Island Best Wishes - GREATER PORTLAND AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of WILSONVS FARMS We st Cumberland HAROLD J. TODD General Contractor and Builder Home Applianc e s , J L Chebeagvue Island MAYNARD w. ROBINSON; J 8: SONS General Constructor 5 Trucking Cumberland , Maine VA 9-5984 3 V xBENNET'IJ'QfSVvyARIETY STORE v , . L WV .ChueSbeague Island J , ,N' , Maine Compliment s of SHERMAN R. JOHNSON Pl umb ing Pumps and Water Systems CLIFF LEONARDS T.V. SERVICE Appliance Sales and Service Phone VI 6-4119 Chebeague Island NV . Wt Chebeague Island Maiiie kV IV V KW: ; UVVV Maine M UV V V5 W W 'V V ' A, x1 r424 W j .0 VLVdp V x I 1C3Jmpk5 Ly VJV Compliments of J LBoaLSgora JJ XXV Q :0 ixXxJLDEN H. BREWER LEROY H. HILL Chebeague Island Maine Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. 110 Free St., Portland , Maine Compliments of WALDO P. CRAFTS Chebeague Island HARDINC-YS GROCERY 0 VARIETY Cumberland Center , Maine Telephone VAlley 9-5487 FOREST PARK BEACHES Tenting, Picnic Grounds, Swimming, Boating, Fishing Forest Lake 1 102 Mi. Off Rt. 100-26 Cumbe rland, Me . TERISON BROTHERS Apples of All Kinds Orchard Hill Road Cumberland , Me . PIERCFS GROVE Hamburgers - Hot Dogs Sandwiches Horne Baked Pastry Gray Road W. Cumberland MORTON0S CITIES SERVICE Rt. 100-26 We st Cumberland Complete Automotive Services A. L.A. - A.L.A. Part Dept. Open Nights and Sundays Compliment s of MAXFIELWS NURSING HOME 43 West St. Portland , Maine If A n r1 Zg'ib 771C W A W C by If IW Ly IL yZI jclgmpletevBankIngWSe rvice , y n . . ,4 2 -' IAI II! V V I: I, ,I 117:9; K V . ?C, II VI , I W II I m V6 III: I ,x: A 'I J,D I W MW? II ,7 o I , 4 I I I I IV I 4 ' I ,7 h CV 90 '57 74116 M'VfVZM ijw NL IWU IVA I f, if I II FNATIONAL . . x7 I 1 AN 4V ; fl I W I ,' ' If, y I I IV C ,I' F I III , JIM 944140er kaf MM I f f MAX XIIQCZLMain Sthly $2, C 3M ,1 Yarmouth , I41 I M 7 WW I I Falmouth Shopping Center, Falmouth H Ag? L Fburteen Other Offices Serving Southern Maine Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Company Industrial Vacuums Janitor's Supplies Floor and Rug Machines Custom Cleaning Chemicals SANI-CLEAN DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Telephone SP 3-9692 Mailing Address: Box 9 Woodford Station 819-823 Forest Avenue Portland 5, Maine w 539' - AV 5 K LV K t ?b .59 J V K W ngPaZIME TS OF NQIjh Yarm outh COMPLIMENTS OF g1? gxi 83;? q EX m $7 is. FRYE S TELEVISION w r C? V3 K V? y n , g9 Q, R K: E x n Cumber land Center , Mame ,x ; ngew ,. cum 0 K - Used 5-, .. . , m - CEEs rs Tlmcks V Cars d? Trucks :9 J NJ xv Sr: - GRAY GARAGE. INC. Gray, Maine OLympic 7- 33 l 1 Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Compliments of SUNSET VISTA Prep Hall at Benoits The Only Shops in Maine Specializing in Apparel for Young Men in High and Prep Schools A. H. BENOIT 8 CO. Portland - Brunswick - Lewiston GERRWS Tel. VA 9-5922 Route 27, Gray Road West Cumberland, Maine RUTWS BEAUTY SALON The Friendly Home Shop 613 Blackstrap Road Cumberland All Types of Work CHEBEAGUE ISLAND, Cottages and Year-Rounds Homes CLAYTON H. HAMILTON Real Estate Broker 86 Dartmouth Street Portland - SP 3-4204 Chebeague Island Residence Compliments of an Alumni GRAY PHARMACY R. N. VAUGHAN, Reg. Pharm. Gray, Maine OL 7-4777 Compliments of JUDGE AND MRS. GROVER G. ALEXANDER, GRANTS GULF SERVICE STATION Tire - Batteries Minor Repairs Wrecker Service - ALA Lubrications Wheel Bal. Wheel Alignment SHARON, AND MELISSA 7 7 , 7 7 7 97:4014 7-8890 7 , Gray 7 Q; Maine fig, KING COLE Compliments of H . FOODS, INC. 174 Cash Street South Portland, Maine COCA-COLA hi, Potato Chips - Potato Sticks ,- Fiddlesticks Popcorn Cheese Corn WEBBER,S Compliments of GENERAL STORE Groceries - Meats Used Furniture Antique s YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALERS HUBBARD MOTORS, INC. 5.6 627' u ij A 1U 11, ?Xu'yk AT, ax?! Vi Ir KL AMI, :3 ,6 , M, K x yTHE YARMOUTH FUEL co V' .L, r' :0 I . J1. v 9 - f6! ' x1 6 w 92 J INCORPORATED Mobil Kerosene Reading Anthracite VI 6-5662 55 Main St. , Yarmouth 6 4 6 m x 4.: . b fa me ; AU 6 6 xv 62,06 'x 1' 4'3 . x 6 11L 7 x 4 x xx 0 11H bx 6 k 6 1+4 6 7'1 4K A n y a A WO r44 4 x v 92m avg f; f H U . PA x , 6 V 31 W U V ' d COMPLIMENTS OF ; ha 6 v x; x L r 9 K X: xg U 6 5N 5 i 6 ' x 9 d . Q x .NQL 1 g, 6 K ; 1 1:; 0,6 VS a L; x AR l I 6 XVVJ ' $Nx1 A ha , RE M V k l' X vv C h 'ch x pk v '1 j; r ya 4- V 'f XX ,. 'x . :AJ I ' Ql A y ,3 XV A V l 9,6 XI 3 Ci 1i V l t: I x Q, mu V V c: 6 6 Q MN ,6 L x V! 6 'ka 6,- 6 i 6 K p v Gray, Maine Tel. SP 3- 6463 784-5769 . L ' 'xv Vb r ' V; ' p LP, 1 fa K 5 ,1 V ; ,. L7 A V; L 2 1 v L r J k ' . K ' n g 1 LL 4 f 1 x ' 1 :,1 J W L :X 5' . w 2H; i L $ i L . L ; L 1, L 1; Jul ' . N A, V ; 1 - , l; '11 7 0b 5w. l, f j Ll ; , LL .L LIN , x FL 5 m V5,; 7 , n V ,7 ' g - ; 3 x ,7 C ,. ix nus ' - : 1 1 'vaW a a ', 'V f: V , 7 L ' 4 ww-mw+1WJAB '5' LKV'U 4 7 M . 1- 17 -x, b J ,2, Ur; x JR ,V 4'77 5'5 7 y L L ,2 Congratulations to the 1963 ,7; , 51- K ; ,V 1; ' I . ' , , ,L 1 , 51' 9V '1 graduates of Greely Instltute. L ,1 12' H v Q; ;, , WV: m r. M u' L -, 1 W , 244 . a, , U May we urge you to contlnue , 4 w W I CV . . L7! 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