Jay High School - Breezes Yearbook (Jay, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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ULIJHABI .lay High Sn-hcml M1-rliczll Fun- A V1-siclvllt ut' VViltm1, uttm-11411-ml rillllillll. fJlwl'li11 Cullvgw, Uhin, xx'l1o1'vsl11- Vvcvlvvrl 2111 A. II, Ilvglw-v, zum! uno fIl'21C1ll2lT,t' coursv at Bustlm I'I1iYCl'S1tj' and EXUAIISIHII cmlrsus ill the- IvI1iY0l'Sitj' of BIZIINU. ICNGLISII Hv1'vxt1'a activitics im-luclc: Pub- Ixc Spcakmg and F11-shmvn Flaws .-Xclvlsolz wi F f'dfiY OUUIIUYTP. Gym -llmiwl' I-Iciward Jolly Golinus, High School .Izmilm I - W 7 I O 1 5 IPR., G' . .5 .. JL! I ,--,A ,f ,aka f 5: iiQ ,eye ,4 . .575 56,1 W TH ERI-lSli ARMANDI Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Piano Accompanist 4: Commercial Club 1, 2: Dance Committee 4: Office Girl 4: Junior Night Club 3: Breezes Staff 4: Tigers Growl 3: Business Club 4. HARRI l-ITT BRACKFITT Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Business Club 4: Tigers Growl 3: Office Girl 3. 4: Junior Night Club 32 Cafeteria Helper 3, CLINTON COOLIDGE Dramatics Club 2, 3: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 21 Student Council 1, 2: Class Pres. 2: Fresh- men Reception Commit- tee 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3: School Play 2: One Act Play 3: Track 4: Foot- lights Club 4. ROBERT CU SHING Glee Club 3, 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Tigers Growl 3: Junior Night Club 3: Basket- ball 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: 4Co-capt.r: Breezes Staff 3, 4: Class Presi- dent 1: Class Vice- President 4: Freshman Reception Committee 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Band 1: One Act Play 3: Track 3, 4. JEAN BEAULI lil' Livermore Falls High School 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Dramatics Club. 1, 2: Magazine Drive High Salesman 1: Jay 3, 4: Business Club 4: Tigers Growl 3. 4: Jun- ior Night Club 3: Cafe- teria Helper 3: Dance Committee 4: Fresh- man Reception Com- mittee 4. ROGER BROCHL' King of Hearts 43 Saint Dom's 1, 2: Boy's Glee Club 1, 2: English Award 1: Civics Award 1: Minstrels 1, 2: Let- terman lMb 2: Jay 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Busi- ness Club 4: Dance Committee 3, 4: Junior Night Club 3: Tigers Growl 3, 4: Joke lid. and Business Mgr.: Committee 4: Fresh- Breezes Photographer 4: Usher 3: Office Stall' 4: Boys' State Alter- nate 3: Concessions 4. GILLES COUTURE Cafeteria Helper 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 1Captainl: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lCo-Capt.b: Track 3, 4: Carnival Queen Manager 2: Con- cessions 4. SH ELDON D.XVl-INPORT RONALD DEANE Business Club 4, 1Vice- Pres. I: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3. 4: Tigers Growl 3. 4: Junior Night Club 3: Cafeteria Helper 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2: Student Council 3: Breezes Staff 1Sports Editorv Class President 4: Football Manager 3. 43 Freshmen Reception Committee 4: Baseball 1, 2: Carnival Queen Manager 1. 2: Sports Writer 4: M. C. Queen of Hearts Ball 4. ANITA ERCOLINI Valedictorian National Honor Society 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. tlsibrarian 1, Pres. 4i: Commercial Club 1, 2. 4Treas.I: Teen Center Concessions 3, 4: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Tigers Growl 3, 43 4So- cial i':d.iQ Office Girl 2, 3, 4: Head Office Girl 4: Junior Night Club 3: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 1Assistant Head Ma- jorette 3rg Teacher's Secretary 3, 4: Cafe- teria Helper 3, 4: School Town Meeting Officer 2 4Third Select- manl: Magazine Drive Home Room Captain 1. 2: Student Council 3: Breezes Staff 4, tlidi- torr: Class Vice Presi- dent 1: Class Secretary 3, 4: Girls' State Dele- gate 3: Cheerleader 2. 3, 4, :Head Cheerlead- er 4l: D. A. R. Candi- date 4: One Act Plays 3, 4: New York Trip Secretary 4: Business Club 4, 1Pres.i: Foot- lights Club 4: Usher 1, 2. 3, 4: Queen of Hearts Candidate 4, lRunner- upr. ANN FOURNIER Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 1, 2: Dance Committees 3. 4: Tigers Growl 3: Pep Squad 2: Breezes Staff 4: Orchestra Vocalist 3: Freshmen Reception Committees 4: Usher 2, 4. JOAN FOURNIER Commencement Honor Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committees 3, 4: Tigers Growl 3: Office Girl 4: Junior Night Club 3: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: Cafeteria Helper 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Hob- by Club 1: Breezes Staff 4: Freshmen Re- ception Committee 4: One Act Play 3: Girl's State Alternate 3. JAMES DRYSDAIJ-I Dance Committee 3: Cafeteria Helper 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, -1: Football 1, 2. 3. 4: State 3: Baseball 1, 2: Track 3, 4. ROMEO FORTIHH Cafeteria Helper 3, 4: Dance Committees 4, CLAUDI-ITTE FOURNII-IR Foot Lights Club 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 1, 2: Business Club 4: Tigers Growl 3: Office Girl 3, 4: Junior Night Club 3: Pep Squad 3: Teach- er's Secretary 3, 4: Cafeteria H e l p e r 4: Breeze-'s Staff :Asst Editor! 4: On e Act Play 4: Usher 3, 4. RENE FOURNIER Dance Committee 4: Basketball 1. :Kit ZETA FRENCH Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 2: Business Club 4: Dance Committee 3: Tigers Growl 3: Office Girl 4: Teacher's Secretary 4: Cafeteria Helper 4: Breezes Staff 4: Fresh- men Reception Com mittee 4, PHILIP HENRY Glee Club 3, 4: Drama- tics Club 2: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Night Club 3. 4Master of Cer.l: Bas- ketball 1, 2: Football 1. 2: Student Council 2: Class Vice President 2: Science Award 1: Freshmen Reception Committee 4 4M Ci: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: School Play 3, 4: Gen. Science Medal 1: Foot- Lights Club 4. RICHARD JERRY Glee Club 4: Dance Committee 4: Tigers Growl 3: Junior Night Club 3: Cafeteria Help- er 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Breezes Staff 4: One Act Play 3: Track 3. DENNIS KIERNAN Commencement Honor Franklin Jr. High 1: Dance Club 1: Intra- murals 1: Weehawken 2, 3: Dance Club 2: Student Prints Business Staff 2: Junior Red Cross Workshop 3: Spanish Club 3: Jay High 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Dance Committee 4: Tigers Growl 4: Junior Night Club 3: Breezes Staff 4: Basketball Ma- nager 4: Freshmen Re- ception Committee 4: One Act Play 4: Foot- lights Club 4, 1Pres,b: Queen of Hearts Man- ager 4 1Runner upr. ARLINE GALLANT Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 1, 2: Business Club 4: Soft- ball 1, 2, 4: Conces- sions 3, 4: Tigers Growl 3: Junior Night Club 3: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Class Secretary 3: Freshmen Reception Committee 4: Maga- zine-Drive-High Sales- men 1: Usher 1, 2, 3. JOYCE HINKLEY Glee Club 2: Commer- cial Club 1, 2: Business Club 4: Tigers Growl 3, 4: Junior Night Club 3: Class Treasurer 1, GERARD JOLICOEUR Basketball 2: Dance Committee 4: Boys' State 3: Track 4. PARKER KINNEY Cafeteria Helper 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' State 3: Fresh- men Reception Com- mittee 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Carni- val Queen Manager 2. JOYCE LaPOINTE Commencement Honor Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 1, 2: Dance Committees 3. 4: Tigers Growl 3: Junior Night Club 3: Pep Squad 1. 2: Cafe- teria Helper 3.4: Queen of Hearts 4. Elected Queen. Basket- ball 1: Magazine Drive Home Room Captain 3: Breeze's Staff 4: Class Pres. 3: Class Trea. 4: Carnival Queen Candi- date 1: Cheerleader 3. 4: One Act Play 3, 4: Girls State Alternate 3: Footlights Club 4. KICITII NEWIIALL Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3: Magazine Drive Home Room Captain 3: Class Trea. 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: DONALD OU ELLETTE Basketball 1, 2: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK PLAISTED Commencement Honor 4: Nat. Honor Society 3: Glee Club 1.2, 3, 4: Freshmen Reception Committee 4. EUGENE MCDONALD Baseball Manager 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3: Queen of Hearts Manager 4. DONALD OAK!-IS Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4. I-ILIZABETII PLAISTICD Salutatorian National Honor Society 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 1, 2: Dance Committees 2, 3, 4: Tigers Growl 3: Junior Night Club 3: Pep Squad 1. 2: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Breezes Staff 4: Class Sec. 1: Girls' State Delegate 3: Carni- val Queen Candidate 2: Freshmen Reception Committee 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: One Act Play 3: Footlights Club 4: Usher ' 2. 3. GEORGE PLAISTI-ID Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4. VIRGINIA PLAISTICD Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 2: Business Club 43 Dance Committee 43 Tigers Growl Staff 3. 4: Junior Night Club 3: Magazine Drive Bus. Manager 4: Cafeteria H e 1 p e r 4: Basketball 3: Breezes Staff 1Typistr 4: School Orchestra 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 3: Usher 3. LOIS RICHARDS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 2: Business Club 4: Tig- ers Growl S t a ff 3: Junior Night Club 3: Magazine Drive Bus, Manager lAssistantl 3: Cafeteria Help e r 4: Breezes Staff tTypistt 4: Freshmen Reception Committee 4: Usher 3. PRISCILLA VIRGIN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 2: Business Club 4: Tigers Growl 3, lEditori: Of- fice Girl 3, 4: Junior Night Club 3: Pep Squad 1: Teacher's Sec. 43 Breezes Staff 4: Basketball Manager 2. 3, 43 Softball Manager 3, 43 Carnival Queen Candidate 2: Cheerlead- er 1, 4Asst.l: Fresh- men Reception Commit- tee 4: One Act Play 3: Band Majorette 2, 3, 4: Footlights Club -1, tSec- retaryt, School Corres- pondent, 3. -X l Illt TOI Anita I-Ircolini S411 T-XTOI I-XX Elizabeth Plaistecl ALMA RAY MONTH Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Tiger's Growl Staff 3. JAN IC SIMON ICAI' Commencement Honor Glec Club 1, LZ, Zi, -ll Dance Committees 2, 3. 4: Tigers Growl Staff 3: Junior Night Club 3: Pep Squad 23 Hobby Club 1: Breeze's Staff 4: Freshmen Reception Committee 45 One Act Play 3: Footlights Club 4: Usher 1, 2, 3. DONALD WRIGHT Band 1, 2. Senior Class Superlaticves Must Likely tu Succeed Must School Spirit All Around Student .Z Claudette and Clinton Jane and Ronald Priscilla and Roger Best Looking Class Wits Class Cuties Imce 'ind P'1rker Bob and Xrlene Lois and Rene Who 5 Who In N1 Di Mwst Alhlmic Most Polite Joyce and Dennis Gilles and Betty Frank and Joan Most Dvpvndzililo Most Popular Most Artistic- N -I Q ,A ,K P., d c-lizml :incl Lillilllllqll' Huh :incl Anim Runzilrl :inrl Virginli O r r The Semor Class . . MUS! 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Huw Z - 11-11 111 1'1Q111 .I:1111- S1111111111:111, C'li1111111 C1111li111g11, PZlI'k1'I'K1I1H1'j'.11l1111l111111Il111'. 1i1111111'1C'11s11111g 111-nnis K11-1'11:111. 1'111l111 111111153 11'1':111k 1'I:11s11-11, 121-1:1 F11fm'11, fXI'1l'I11'112I1111Y11, V 1 1 4 1 ,- ev 1 Q11 I os. V Q-. -J f 1 1 1 111215 'bs 1 4 . X X JUNIOR CLASS Row 1 - left to right Wanda Joudrey. Lueienne Marceau, Rita Thompson. Richard Gagnon, Robert Melcher. Philip lioiyin. Charles Allen. Leanne Cook. Kathleen Jenkins, Margaret Donaghy. Row 2 - left to right Jennie Clark. Louise Cornelia. Judith Mosher. Dolores Tessier, Arlene Couture. Lucille Labbe. Shirley Chick. Charlotte I-Inglehardt, Alice Seamon. Anita Doiron, Beverly Strout. Row' fl - left to right Viola Turmel. Louis Legere. Gerard Brochu, Adrian Waite, Ronald Jackson. Larry Beaulieu. Waldron Rowe. Robert DiPompo. Christine Dyke. Row' 4 - left to right Donald Waite, Clayton Jewett. Bryce Thomas. Ronald Greenleaf. Terrence Ho- gan. Reginald Cook. Jerome Drottar. Missing: Donald Roy. lilmore Ouellette. Pauline Perron. On September R. we climbed up high school hill to start out the year as Jolly Juniors. It seemed strange to be considered as upper-class- men. and good. too! No longer would we be ad- dressed as Silly Sophomoresiu We immediately started to make plans for money-raising ventures. We hope to go to New York on our class trip and we know that it takes Wig ,' money, L t Our first effort to make money was the food ' sale which we sponsored at the Norrwoek Shoe Company in North Jay. Of course. a food sale is not always profitable. but even though we didn't receive a great sum of money. the amount we did gain raised the figures in our class trea- sury. And. as the saying goes. livery penny 7- counts! The greatest success of the Junior class was the Mistletoe llopp whieh was presented lleeem- ber lf. The attendance was xery good for a re- eord hopp and a good profit was made by the tumor class. The hall was decorated with red and white crepe paper and tiilstletoe was placed above the doors and basketball baskets, liveryone there seelileml to be haxine a wonderful tiiiie. 'Q X11 .ll'NlOR CLASS Ol-'I-'ICICRS ' ttndin lift to right Robert Nl'-leliei' :Vice-l'residentt. l'li lip l'oixm tllit idtntt -l.-ated liieliaiml Magnon t'l'reasurert, Charles .Xllen tseeretaryt SOPI IORIOH If fll-IW3 .Xin-i' :i lini: -izniznr-i' xiii-itifin. up xxwxw- anxi- Ivii- Yu gc-I liziclc ru sn-lwwl lwi-:iii--v iw niissi-ri ihe- l'wPL1lIlf', iliwlfiixr' ii wi' nina Wi' xwiiw- imiif-ntly ziwiiring iii lif- r-'illi-fl iiiri' bflfjflfil iizinlrn Hiwphw- w, -.- in ,iff . In :in 1-ffiirr lu inciw-fiw wui' Ii'f-:ifuiy iunrlf, xx' I1l'f'N4'I'lI4'fi Ihi- I-'fill I-'iwlic in fig-'win-iz Thi- iizinvr- uri- h.-lil in Thi- tijviiinzi-iiiiig :inil Imui- - fJI 'h Nll'H plziw-rl lui' ii- Oui' clziss Vins- ziiiiw-rl in If-:gf-rnliv-i' limi: Ihr- Biilfwur Cmnpziny. I-Qw-i'j.1i:1f- ami- pimufl Til we-zii' hi- new i'in:. and thu -Qiinw iilfl eirguinoni cami- up which clans hi- Thi- lil--I clam- ring? On .Xpril Fimlk Drip' Siph1in'fz'i-- :infl .liiniiiis wr-nt rw Cziiw-Qi' IJ13' in I-':ii'niin:i1m. .Xiu-i' flinni-:- xu- xwiw- guide-fl by siiifle-nu fiwini Thi- 14-:ivlii-ik 1-.illvuw in I-'sii'rninqmn. Nmxy :after f'I'll1lj'lI'lfI si lun: -c-lisinl px-:iii xw 2111- lrmkin: fui'xx:ii'rl Tu In-1-wiiifi 'Willy iL1iiii+i'-'Al SOPIIONIOHIC CIIMXSS Olf'l lCliliS Sinnflingv li-ft Tw riighiz lilwlu Cfsiiiif-iwm i'l'i'e-zisiiiw-z Ii1-i'nic:4- Ifiiliuiwl lSf'f'I'4-l:1I'j'l. xi-:iii-fi: sylvizi In-sinv :Pri-siflm-m i, fNl:ii'Ivm1 Igipliinti- lXlt'1'- Piwisirivnt 1, -f -Q 4 JA -0 SOPIIOMORIC CLASS Row 1 - lc-ft In righi Yvcittv Mlm-ziii, lilziinf- Chffn iifl Bc-vc-i'lx' Purinumn. I.il:i Fuurnis-i'. Yu-tiff Bellw- inwi'v, I5cii'nic-r- Duhurcl, Sylvian Ik-zinv, Mzirlvni- Lzipiiniz-. lilimlii Cziimli-un, .In-:iiinc-mi I,Jll'lX'l1'I'1', Mui'- uuvritv 1.1-gc-iw-. Mirzi Spillvi: Hmm' 2 loft In right Yiilzmclzi Vcillcux. Angclzi DiPrinip1i. Gviwilrlinc- :Xl1lX'Q'!lLl, .lzinic-Q Fziiiingtiin, l3zii'hiii,i Morin, Judy Liljzi, Karon Pineziu. Pauline Mzirceau. Glvndzi Fziiiinggrun. Denisv I.z'iFi'c-nic-i'Q, Sonia Gail- lzint, Mai'joi'i0 Pike, .lcfannri Doxtor. Louise Bfmivin. Row fl - lc-fi to right LZil1I'lf'!' Hvlwri, Vornwn Mclhnzilrl, .lwhn .-Xllvn, Rziyiiifirifl Cwllinf. Cziriwill Hall. .Xiiliiw-y Wriighi. .Ir-ein Pziul P1-i'i'un, Marcel Shank, .Ianni-s Cnrnvliii. Ili-i'lwi'1 KIt'ilfiC'I', liivliziiwl 1.4-gf-rc-. nic-ix I,lPL1lSfJllQ'llf'lll'. Ni-rcfri Simunvziu. Missing Alzhvzi Rmxiq liH! V f'4'l'l'f'41l1lI. l':11i'ic'izi Hutchins, IJfiniz-1 Huggzin zinrl liuln-rt All:-n, 3 9 2 2 ' 7 fi f-'fl-'. 4 l I I Q. - L l I ,- Big f if 'X FRI-ISIIMAN CLASS Row l - left to right Marie Turmel. Arlene Richards, lillen Dyke, Jacqueline Pelletier, Jane llogan. Stephen Ridley. llayid Labbe. Angie lircolini. Patricia Couture, Sally Labbe. Annette Pelletier. and Rose Marie Roy. Row 2 - left to right Louise Raymond. I-Iileen lirinugham. Anita Hines. Sandra Perry, Margaret Welch. Leanne Cook. lilaine Tardif, Jane Roy, l-Imily Moore. livelyn Smith, Florence LaPointe. Rita lirochu. and Norma Andrie. Row 3 - left to right Joan Simoneau. Carole Forbes, James Mancine, Ronald Roy, Neil Nelson. Bern- ard Raymond. Richard Gallup. Norman Farrington, 1-Imile Sinioneau. Arthur Walsh, Leon Seamon. Bernard Boirin. Arlene Srout. and Carol Coolidge. Row 4 - left to right Donald Pike. Larry Latham. George Latham, Maurice Perreault. Wayne White- house, Lawson Riggs. Lawrence llenry, Walter Plaisted, Lawrence Robinson, Robert Oakes. and I-Irie Davenport, Missing Keith Farrington. Edith Field. Leslie Hewitt. and Jeanne Lingard, We, the eighth graders of the class of were anxiously awaiting the day when we would he Freshmen of Jay High School, Just the thought of being a part of this school gave us a real thrill. Upon entering the school. the thing we most dreaded was the thought of Freshmen Reception Day. On this day, the seniors certainly had fun! 4? Wt-'re telling you. we felt very embarassed promenading throughout every classroom, in clothes that no ordinary person would wear. but it was all in fun. On Freshmen Reception night. all students of the Freshmen class did as they were told to do. which proved to the Seniors that we were good sports. Just think. after tv' xyr this dreadful night. we were really a part of .lay High School. Now we are looking forward when we shall be Sopho- mores and receive our class rings. As Juniors. we hope to undertake the task of publishing the Tigers tlrowlf' and as seniors. we will be looking forward to our senior C7 class trip to New York City. We now realize that the school we entered was a 9 .1 19 'Q i . schoal in which sportsmanship, co-operation. and citizen- ship were all essential, and we as another t-lass will try to live up to these standards. FRI-ISIIMHN Cl..-XSS OFl-'lt'liliS Standing. left to right: Stephen liidley lX'lL'4 Pl't'Nl4il'llll, ltavtd Labbe 4l'resident+. Slll'l'l' '. Seated: Angie lurcohni tseeretaryv. .lane llogan tlrea- if 24 -z 'Os-.4 K gi! 24'- It will! f 4154. '.,. mlm- l.-MMO up , A bg..-. , gli, pn 9. . . ,gd ,, ' -If WW , .',gvA'n A5 iw? ,era A. , ', -M 15 L 1--,Q-.-f: ,if- 4 V .ff rbj- , , Hr ,al f A- 0 .Q 4 f ,. U ,r ,uw f' We c-sw Wy 41.s!1e-f'f1 ' L Sylvia Ilcaiie, our lioad ma,ioi'ettc iiitiwliicx-s our activities svction V I T I E X 3' f' f A ,. , ., - 1,43 ' .L ., - - xg, 1 N , NVQ? V - ff - f' - lf ' . ' ' .L ' 'G 5 . 'fx ' . .4 I -A 11 I F,454s H-' . -' 'F 57 ' ' X C251 N 'A 40 . ' ,,A - , F ,gf 'rx' -' 'Qsihx- - 4 ' 4 -.ILA I X I h ln 1 X .Q YQ Q 12,5 . WA, ,Mal , I , f 'K43 yr' X 1 N , 1-:X 4 !xl'1l gm s 9 b-1+ -4. ONIL XCT PLAY CAST Stqnrllng, left to T1 ht Wins 'york Claudette Fourmer Denms Klerndn seated Phlllp Hvnrx Joxco I tpomte Xmta I'I'COIlnl I-OOTI If IIIS LII B This xc tr flxc xc mor mvm s P1 htx C tlclp cl comt tix tt tr X ct spt ncllml m tm uct N rsdl xx xcntotl NI xnco it r tonal contut mr on 010 ntx Om Xct lt lb x W 'Xl nx CLI John Pcflflolcl NNIS lxlll N If IX CO X mu XX uno CLXLDI- TTI POI PNII P I- lmtt Ptdflcld I IP Nlux Ptclflolrl JOHCI IXPOINTI FOOTLIGHT S CLLB OFFICP PS Lot tt rxght Dcnmx I'XlOI'D'lD 1P1es1dtntv Clmton Coohd Q 4T1t uurtrv Xnggo I rco lnl 1X tw P1 extdentv rtxclllt nv 'Secretary H .V 1'l A A . A 3 ,A . '--,tug 'flu-t' . hor: ofthe 'totlig luh pztr ' -A :atv in tht- onv-uct 4 X I-Iln -1' C1111 1sI'p. lft-'51 zh' 'tfkx in rvhmt , thc- plztjv 'sts prof in . ttf- z thc- Ogg' 1 2 l in Str Q wh ' .lay High tool: stwonrl plant-it in tht- I ::1:xI:liat Coll .' '-I ' I,Iilj'CtbQlIi'SI. Tl x groty wztx tli1'c't'It-rl by Mix: . : York, Th 'est Lx I DI-I.'.' .' ' llN.X.' Clzttvt lit-t it-ltl ANI . lillf I.l?JI fs 'zj PIII . IIICFIIIY . z .1 ' ' ' I .T fl., W ,. K , .gx 'H .I I I - ' 1 ,P 2 V ,:in J f HI tire FRI-ISHMAN and SOPHOMORIC GLI-II-I CLUB Row 1 - left to right Mira Spiller, I-Ilaine Tardif. Lila Fournier, Patricia Hutchins, Jean Lingard. Marlene I.aPointe, Yvette Bellemore. Karen Pineau. Rose Marie Roy. Row 2 - left to right Leanne Cook, Elaine Chenard, Yvette Moreau, Jane Roy. Rhoda Cameron. Janice Farrington, Angie l-jrcolini, Margaret Welch. Judy Lilja, Marie Turmel. Row 3 - left to right Rita Brochu. Yolanda Veilleux, Norma Andrei, Sonia Gallant, Marjorie Pike. Florence LaPointe, Geraldine Moreau, Anita Hines. 7.1 1' Mrs. I.eah I 'eters GLPIIC CLUB NI-SWS The Jay High School Glee Club is now in the last quarter of a highly successful year under the very capable guidance of Mrs Leah Peterson. The bi-weekly rehearsals have been held during the usual activity periods on Monday mornings and on Wednesday afternoons. On March twenty-fifth, we made a journey to the Wilton Academy Gymnasium to be present in the annual Franklin County Music Festival. Jay High School, Farmington High School, Wil- ton Academy, Strong High School. Hangeley High School. and Phillips High School, were repre- sented in the combined chorus of 2121 boys and girls. At this concert, Jay High School had the larifest representation. The following songs were sung for the at- tending audience: Over the Hainbow Your Land and My Land MIXED CHORI S My Lord What a Mornin' The Czecho-Slovakian Dance Song The Orchestra Song With a Voice of Singing We were very pleased to hear that the Glee Cluh would he able to he present at the State Music Festival which will he held this year in Sanford. Maine on the fourteenth of May. At present we are workin: on songs. dances. duets. and solos to be presented at our annual spring program In he held in May. This year it will he under the name of Your TV Hit Parade, At the first meeting of the Glee Cluh the following officers were elected: President ANITA I-IRCOLINI Vice - President JOYCE LAPOINTIE Secretary - Treasurer ALICE SI-IAMON Librarians CAROL COOLIDGI-I RITA BROCHL' There are 4.1 members that participate f in this chorus. .Xt this time, in behalf of the niemhers of thr- ulee cluh, we wish to express our thanks to Mrs, Leah Peterson for her many hours of planning and work for the success of the .lay High School Miss Thr-I-PS0 A,-mnmii tilee Cluh for the year 195-1-55 and to Therese Armandi for her splendid work as our accompan- ist. JUNIOR AND SENIOR GLl-Ili CLUB Row 1 - left to right Peggy Donaghy, Priscilla Virgin. Pauline Perron. Leanne Cook. Harriett Iirack ett. Kathleen Jenkins. Betty Plaisted. Anita l-Qrcolini. Lucienne Marceau. Row 2 - left to right Anita Doiron, Alice Seamon, Arline Couture, Joyce LaPointe. Zeta French, Ther ese Armandi, Jane Sintoneau. Judy Mosher, Joan Fournier, Dolores Tessier, Arlene Gallant, Row 3 - left to right Waldron Rowe, Ronald Jackson, Keith Newhall, Bryce Thomas, Richard Jerry Dennis Kiernan. Philip Henry, Donald Oakes. George Plaisted. Row 4 - left to right Ann Fournier. Lois Richards. Claudette Fournier. Frank Plaisted, Roger Rroehu. .lantes Cornelio, Louis Legere. Louise Cornelio. Christine Dyke, Viola Turmel. AUBURN MAINE SCHGOL OF COMMERCE The Business Colle e of Nlerlt and DlStlHCtl0H l ill To rm NI nrt- N1 ph mba r l' 1 r 5 inurt Ntrut xlllll Fl sl , if 1 - 3 ' 5 - - A 7, .air l'1ul S. Swnu-5. M r. A nes F. Ss-'iw-y Prim-ipzxl 32 ' .' --. . I I - Di: 2'2l'l S U OFFICI-I STA FF Standing, lt-ft to right: .loan Fournicr, Zcta French. Priscilla Virgin, 'lll1t l't'S0 Armanrli. Kathlccn kins. Clauflr-ttc Fournicr, Anita lircolini, Alicv Scamon, Anita Doiron. Sc-ate-fl: liogr-r lirocliu. Mr, tiraham. Tlll-I OFFICIC S'I'A.FF Jay High School would nc-viii' lic c-omplctc without thc hclp of thv offict' staff. What is tho office staff? A group of stuclonts. usually from thc commercial ficlcl, choscn hy Mr. Graham and Mr. Purington to work in tht- ofticm- during thcir study periods. What are thcir rlutitfsi' Vsually, thcst- sturlcnts can lic scon typing frantically to finish a lm-ttci' a few minutes hcforc thc hcll rings. typing ali- se-ncc lists, taking dictation from Mr. Graham, writing out checks, receipts, and dt-posit slips, answcring thc tvlophonr-, filing crn'i'osponflt-nccf. filling out school records, typing iiiastt-r copies and running the Rox-O-Graph machinc, taking cart- of thc hooks and monthly analysis, typing out notices. ringing tht- liolls. anrl many othcr things. They have all clonv a swvll job anfl tw arc c-crtainly proud of tht-iii, To lifrcoiiic a int-mlwr of thc' staff is an honor and a rvsponsiliility. lic-- causo it offers splvnclicl training for thc faithful and dcpcndahlo offico tx'orl:cr, Anita I-jrcolini is shown adding up tht- clwck- hook stubs. Sho was chosen hy Mr. Graham to act as thc Head Officv tiirl anrl is also our 1935 D,A.R. Candidate. il saw . . HEAD OFFICE GIRI 5 , ww. MPM: wv,,4M..,.Q,,, 'M 4 X ek L.. ul? Top left Tag referees a wrestling match betwc en Jean Paul Perron and Eugene McDonald Below Louise Cornelio. Alice Seamon. and Arlene Couture participate in a basketball game p xs ed, class. Top right Top to bottom: Bob Melcher, Frank Plaisted, and Bryce Thomas, attempt a pyi in Opposite page Top left: George Plaisted and Donald Wright in a boxing match at the gym. Below .X girls' basketball game means plenty of action with Louise Cornelio, Arlene Gallant X ict Seamon, and Karen Pineau. Opposite Higrlit Nookie liiyin perehes atop a three tier pyran Ullut, Mr. Taglienti, I can't do a l'or- ward roll. Sure you can, it' you just put your mind to it. lt's impossible! - C'an't be done! Just try anyway. These familiar words are often heard during Phys. Ed. Classes. Physical Education fills an import- ant role in our schedule here at -lay High School. We have a varied program oi' different athletic activities in which everyone can participate. VVe believe that physical fitness is an important building block in creating good citizens. Included in our program are - calis- thenics, gymnastics, tennis. volley ball, basketball. boxing, wrestling, badmin- ton, soccer, deck tennis, softball, ping- pong, and football. .JOIIN T.'XGI,IlCNTI The Breezes Staff YEARBOCK STAFF Standing, left to right Louise Cornelio, Judy Mosher, Jane Sinioneou, Betty Plaisted. Zeta French. Mr. Purington. Ronald Deane, Priscilla Virgin, Theresa Armandi, .Ioan Fournier, Lois Richards. Christine Dyke. Seated. left to right Roger Hrochu, Kathleen Jenkins. Dolores Tessier. Claudette Fournier, Anita lir- colini, Dennis Kiernan. Richard Jerry, Alice Sea Many words may be written about DENNIS KI!-IRNAN ALICI-I Sl-IAMON the long hours, hard work, sleepless nights, unceitain moments, and co-oper- ation of the Breezs Staff that produced the 1955 Edition of the Breezes under the supervision of our capable advisor. Mr. Purington, who played a big part in attaining results. Without the help of the staff, our yearbook would not be as successful as it is. Other yearbooks have been pro- duced under expert advice, but whether or not they had as much pride and joy out of it is beyond our knowledge. The way was hard but the results achieved have brought much personal satisfaction in the thought oi' a job well done. ANITA ICRCOLINI lffiitul C'I.,Xl'IJl-I'I l'l'Q l Ol'liNIl-QR Ass. l-Qditor D J RICHARD .llCl.l.Y Business Managers BOB CLSIIING DOLORICS TIAISSIFR DONALD ROY ROGER BROCHI' KATHLI-QFN JENKINS JOAN FOLRNIFR LOLISI-l CORNICLIO PRISCILLA VIRGIN RONALD DHANIC ANN FOLRNII-IR JVDY MOSHICR PALLINIC PPIRRON JOYCI-I LaPOINTl-I CIIRISTINH DYKI-I 'VIIPQRI-ISIC ARNIANDI ZIQTA FRICNCII LOIS IiIC'll.XRlJS VIRGINIA PI,A.IS'I'lCli .Xnd the Office Ilrac-tice t lass Advertising Manager Photo Editor Asst. Photo l-jditor Social Fditors Sports Fditoi lixchanue liditoi Literary liditot Alumni l-lditor Typists .IANIC SIfNlONlfAl' I,I'tNIiI'l'Hti4'I'5 l43lC'l l'Y l,l..Xl5'l'l'iIJ l'llflifN.XlllJ .l. l,l'lilNfi'l'UN .XIlX'l51'l TIGERS' GHUWI, inzilrl Dezmf- is zlrrzinging Ihr- Qlis-wtf coming off thc prf-ss xhilc Clziuflcttc FlIl,1I'l'llf,'I' is opt-wiring tht- nifichinc and Kirsginizi Plaistcld is cuttin: at Nlvfifll. The Tigt-rs' flrowl Stull' 11+-iiibciu were kcpt quits- busy' this iw-ui' wvitinsz typing. Dl'0Ul-I'G32ifllIlg. ztnf ol'matc1'ial for oui' school pftpm Much emphasis wus plat-1-fl on sports. because of thc +-xcw-llcnt tootlmll and basketball season. Tliwiw- xwiw- also rnany e-Xtra cui'i'iculzti' zactivitit-5, such as social events, class iicxw, anfl niany othc-1'incirlcntal itcms that lwpt stuflcnts inforniefl about what was going on. XXX- cxcliangcrl pain-is with cigh- tccn other schools, locutcrl in many rlif- lk-iw-iit parts of tht- stzitl-. Wi- got ich-ew on how sturlcnts xvorlq in othci' schools and in many casw uw- lliunil that wt- hzul thc samu problcms - kt-f-piiig schools and schoolgrounrls ncut. Anil that mow- co-opf-Vzition on the- part ot' thi- stulle-nts was lic-cflccl. All the-sc facts www colin-ye-rl through thc school pzipi-ix at vt-ry import- ant part of our school lilk-. Ilolorcs Tvs- .,.l . xii 1. ulitoi-in-chit-l rlt xt lux much tit cl v it for thc succt-ss of our linv school DZ! D012 , Q ,iii ' ,Wiki T ,nf W' -VY 5 .1 12 AI l V , X , TIGICHS' CSR OWL STAFF Standing - lcft to right Mit Purington. Pctggy Donzighy, Anim lloiron, Sliirlf-3' C'hic-li. I.ouisc C'o1'm'lio N Yioli 'Vuiinil Kzitlilf-cn .lcnking svzitc-cl - loft to right Xli -- ivznn in Di l re-' Te- ic-it R4 1' -1' Pit Jully Moshe-F. . in , 1 , no 5 ss . 1,1 richu, 1.1-:innw Vook, C'hi'i5tini- IJ5-kt I K '1 nv Q 'Q-.S fav T7 Xa! 5 im: :1111i Q111-1-11 11111 In 11111 1I1-- XX1xl1111g XX' Pll'llll'1' , . II1 f11H11KX1I1, 1111K 11111 THIC CANDIIJATI-IS Row 1 - Imfi 111 Vighl .luyvv I,:1Pr1in1v, Sully I.z1l1I10, Aflilil Ii1'c-11l1r1i 111111 M1111 Spillvr. Huw 2 - 1,1-H Ill righl ,Xllc-v Sn-111111111 .Iunv IIUQQ111, A111111 I7lliI'lJI1. :ma IQEIVUD I,iI1l'Illl. Mrs. 13111111 2 3 I gag ik II 111.1w-1'X In-11111 lx11'1'11:111 , I '4 I l:V 'f'1 I' 'NM HNF TI11- 111111111-1x-1111 INN- IU1' :1 ' f'fY? 1 '1 U - I W - 'W' 1111 1111'1- xx11l1 1111- Iimg 111111 XIl'l'11l1111i I'I:11111 II'Y1!f1 QH,,,,N J I 11'1'x i.1'I11'., 11111 i21x11 v H.. II1 :gg K Thv Q111-1111 displays 1111 Iwilllliflll vulw 1111111111-11 In 1 ueen of Hea117s Ball 4 iw ,Ai RLNNERS UP The Queen of I1e'1rts B111 xx ts held on FO1Jll1lIX 1911 1xx 1111111 the mnouncement th'1t xxould let them knoxx xxho xxere xx as one of the 111g,g,est iffms 1 t11 e 111 11 long md queen xt ten oclock NI C Ron11r DL 1m 1111610 10 'School The managers 1-1nd the queen c1nt11d1tu xxox 11111 xctx mnouncement th1t Joyce LaPo1nte xxai Queen of Hearts fox hard for the honor of helng croxxncd The lon 1xx 11tec1 n1 ht Nw md that h er escort and minager Rogel Hxochu xx1s fmallx arrlved and the cindldates 'md then mmw eu mgerlx Ixlng, 5 rr 1 1 'eg 5 .1 1 ' F 1 gbxfi' N 5 . Q f KING AND QUEEX - . , 11 1 1 1 1 - 'QQ TT' , 1, ' , - 1 , , . 1 , 1 . 1 1. 1 E --, .... 1 1 1 1 and '13 1 3 1 11 e y 211' :1t .lux 'Q '2 1 - : ' ,. . . 1 1 -1 1 2 t1 'V '1. 217' 'g .TT,f 5 1 Y, f- -- , 'fp ' j ' 1 ' 5 1 2 1g 1 A' Y. .-'gf' 4 if l 'S Y-4 vb- vii -ft 1 I I ,. . , DANCE COMMITTI-JP Standing - left to right Clinton Coolidge, Parker Kinney, Ronald Deane, Bob Cushing, Dennis Kiernan Rene Fournier, Gerard Jolicoeur, Roger Brochu. Seated left to right Virginia Plaisted, Jane Simaneau, Anita Pjrcolini, Therese Armandi, Priscilla Virgin. ,rl RJ 1'0 Complimtnts ire to be extended to this xear Q Senior Dance Committee for their mam' efforts in the promotion of fund raising activities for the Senior Class. The social program includedf'Get Tofrether Dance, Freshmen Reception. Record llopps. Victory Dances, Drumstick Ball, Talent Show, and the Queen of Hearts Ball. our big, t t ment which nctted the cliss oxer S300 OU Nuc h thin s is sttting, 1 date Choosing an or ltsti piint selling, ind collecting, the lck N dcioi itinc, thc gg it hiring, police get in ' : 'o. erin ', and someone to sell con- 'essions ru Q in crmission. 'ind many o it r 'n,.' ' lu In twktn into considerw ion, iotit -' - co-4 i i tin lard wt ' ' ' ' ' ' i, it vo' '1 's o 1 ':ss, vit- Q ' ' ' bun possi it. , Alflfl 'ne '-, :s ' ' ' ' e - s.-t-titixv yt-airs, --' 1' -i. .V' 1 ' .Nz l at QT 'vii' lekf' If 'ff as Y M 'fi . Q 'Q 2-1 Yum Q 1' X.. ul N xl gf' if 4 gk it my 7 4 2. ,J ! 7 I , L. .QQ Tl V . .,,. +3 fp., W' . f T xi- U49 ... . 1 ' L N, if L, A . 2 1 s , N1-Q! 1 , . P N ZZ. , I f' ff ff. fflflljgll IVA! . 1. 9 ?f!f775 0 Q f 4 f f f'fL X lax , , .,' 2 333525 I vi...-. VL E HFS! hw- 1:5 COMPLIMENTS OF Sanitary Dairy Ihvliillfl I wL11'x1i+A1' Prop. Stn-1-I D Chisholm. Main 'Yau C'zm't Ilwut flux' Blllkhi Iiut You Can XVhip OLll'C1'Q3fl'1 W Bw mm m mawu' ,lim ,J i ,..,.-f ' 4 - 4 zip! J , f'g'.Q 1 1 f r SAIv1'S ITALIAN SANDWICHE SHOPPE 3624 Main Stl' +-+- 1 I,mvist1In. Blaine- Df Iiciuus II1I1lIl SZIIII ami I Illii Iwi Pif-Q V fu've Trie NNW TVX TIE sa if A-J. -.x T I X !' A' SCF ILI NUC I I I If X 'M ww r I XI rr' ,I If. I I1 II II I WUI I' ' IIII V' wi Im- ' I I I I x II:xw,I.- I IIN. Ix ,.... II .Xrpl I I 'I I'I'fI44-SI-,L IUX UI -IXY II ICQII SCIIOOI. I I limi? ,r 'x' in Ft 8' wg-1 ' 4,4 uf- Our 1955 Franklin County Basketball Champions introduce the Sports Section. BOYS' BASKETBALL Row 1 -'A Donald Oakes, Philip Boivin, Elmore Ouellette, Gilles Couture, James Drysdale, Ronald Greenleaf, Robert Melcher. Row 2 ff Coach Clifford Weymouth, Manager Donald Waite, James Cornelio, Roger Perreault, Richard Bodge, Clayton Jewett, Charles Allen, Manager Dennis Kiernan. 0 R 1 5 SF.-X42 W 4 A Y , .Y , , ,Q 'Q 1 Thr-5' '-Nf'I'f' thvh fnghf-fialwi T11 play S41 Paris for The- Sun Jw-h'h'x1 I.fw:'1f- C'h::::1u xhlp. Iv lwwkf-ri iw 1h4 ugh The- I1'fAI'N 'x 1 M nhJ1Dl'v' IMI' Ihv Tlilv hf'4'xhX-' fwll'h PW' ' 'hw XM-fhwh NI azhv Cl.1::1pN fmt plug' r' h fx: Yhih U1-1 hmm' :hw up h--vllhg 'lf Ihwy hugh? It hruwi amd wluhhwrru ut.:-, hm c'1::.w wh wh fhw 'Q Xhfm fhxl 41 shhz .M-Mir Hui! HU Thx c-mi, heixke,-Ihdl fm 1h:f fH.lI'kfl11h' 1-ffwmi MI U 'Mm wrzvi uwulri hke- In rwfhxzitulxitl- Nh' nur buys flu' .1 I-fh xxwh llllfivi XX than Ihr,-se h-,ya will 4-.,hI1mnA tu xpm'1sr1wn. F ,. 4 lh L It 1, th 4111.-AN .I zu' xl 64 65 vw .A 53 HZ K1 T3 35 SM -lil r'S'1f N . Philhpx Liv. I-'ullx Mr-Xiu, 44 FZlI'HllflLfIUY1 Truip Ziff Sr, ILIUHTIHN .Xlumm b Wihnh ' F2iI'IIllHf,fYUIl XT I,Q-zzvitt 511 Hichmunri P ,lu XM' U11 52+ 0354 rift XX HU T1 fri ms, H4 vi! SH Wffyrxhmh and Q- rXHf '!'f'1j him'- :rmxx mm h1!J I' Ve' QLN zmllnx N Wllmh YZE4 Llxi Ffxllx T111 fhzlllri 21 NIPXIFM IH 1,4-uvltr fiffi SII'41Y1wh lfi I-:11'h11h:wh .m.1 www fri xx hh rw- ., hlxyvx AH V Wllluh lfi l z1I'r111r1L5Ifum IIT XYilY1m Mi FI'!'t'IMII'T TT Swulh I'.u'ix Mir LAST N'IINl I'I'I INSTRVCTIONS .X V41 A-5 'bf -on 1 ,x 'wg A, v , s 4 :- in Coach Cliff We-ytiiutitlrs Jziy High J.V.'s vnclvcl their svzisun with at rcinztrkzihlo record, Thu buys, wht: will stron hc nur future lettornicn. liztvt- dont- at splttnclicl juli of sliowing you that twtni mark is tht- ossvntiztl part of anything that tw tititlwtziko. kn J AY fvs. WILTO I-'liANKI.IN COVNTH 'I'Ol'liN,XNll-QNT Pl ..XY-OFI-' t1iXfXlli Tht- Nk'llh'1lllll' is sn ftvlltmv I! Phillips ti! l.ix't-i'itittrt- Fztllx T22 Mt-xiut H I-'zwniingtttn :Lt XYilItxl't Stl Fztrtningttmn 55 1.1-zivitt ful liichmuncl 417 Wilton 4-l I.ix'c-1't1iui't- Falls til Mvxictm 56 Lvzivitt Playing at schvclulo of twolvo gzunos, we lost only ont-. This was to tho Farmington J.V.'s whtt tfclu-cl us tlown by at close margin. W0 sinccrc-ly htrpo that our J.V. team will Cuntinuv to flu their host in the held of Sportsman Qhip unclvr our clvntocrzttic way of thinking, First Huw - lvft tn right Rziyniund Fournier. Mikal Shztnk. Danny Hogan. N0r00 Simonoztu. Joztn Ptu l,t'I'l'lbI1. Sm-c-mul Huw - lvlt to right - Robert Cook. Wztynv Wltitolimiso, Ric-ltzml Fournier, Richard Lcgcrc int Ctmclt Cliffurcl XXI-ytntztitlt. ilzglff, f' . M . ,f I xii Iv.. lf - K 'fi ' - ig, -Tig 1' Q? thi ' if -Q l l l 1 as. r GIRLS' BASKETBALL Row 1 - Left to right f Shirley Chick, Alice Seamon, Dolores Tessier, Sylvia Deane, Capt. Betty Plais- ted, Leanne Cook, Bernice Dubord, Kathleen Jenkins. Row 2 - Left to right Coach John Taglienti, Karen Pineau, Judy Lilja, Judy Mosher, Alma Raymond. Joan Fournier, Elaine Chenard, Gerry Moreau, Manager Priscilla Virgin. Girls' Varsity Basketball The . Tigerettes finished a good season with a record of 12 wins and 2 defeats. This was due to the excellent co-operation and teamwork of both guards and forwards. Much of the credit for this successful season is due to their able coach, Mr. John Taglienti, better known to them as Tag. The Orange and Black lost their only two games to the VVilton Eaglettes, 22 to 27, and Lea- vitt, 22 to 21. High scorers for the year were Leanne Cook with 158 points, Sylvia Deane 128 points, Betty Plaisted 96 points, Kathleen Jenkins 5-1 points, and Shirley Chick 211 points. VVe are well prepared for next year, as only two varsity players are graduat- ing, Bettv Plaisted and Joan Fournier. All varsity guards will be back: Bernice Dubord, Elaine Chenard, Karen Pineau. Alice Seamon, Dolores Tessier, and Judy Mosher. VVe'll also have an excellent string of forwards: Judy Lilja, Kathleen Jenkins, Shirley Chick, Leanne Cook, Gerrie Moreau, and Sylvia Deane. Also, we must not forget to mention our managers, Priscilla Virgin and Mar- lene LaPointe. The Varsity scores for the season are as follows: JAY VS. OPP. 30 Livermore Falls 22 39 Mexico 25 1:9 Farmington 50 332 Alumni 17 22 VVilton 27 335 Farmington 21 22 Leavitt 211 -11 Kents Hill H 333 Wilton 29 335 Livermore Falls 233 57 Mexico 18 31 Leavitt 2,1 -111 VVinthrop 2-1 A16 Kents Hill 20 fig? ii 16 4.4 . , - - . ' ' v ' v ls Q '. Q '- S' Gif F -'A .faqs 4 H sf 0111 C1'1dH1pS '. L ',4ft',m . . my-,, . , . . .:'1. f t t 4, AA,-A FOOTBALL PLAYERS Row 1 - Left to right - V James Drysdale, Donald Oakes, Robert Cushing, Parker Kinney, Ronald Green- leaf, Roger Perreault, Gilles Couture, Neree Simoneau, David Labbee. Row 2 -f Louis Ouellette, Robert Cook, Louis Legere, Arthur Walsh, Stephen Ridley, Larry Beaulieu. Danny Hogan, Raymond Fournier, Jerome Drottar, Row 3 f Clayton Jewett, Robert Dipompo, Jean Paul Perron, Philip Boivin, Charles Allen. Elmore Ouellette, Bernard Raymond, Maurice Perreault, Robert Melcher, Raymond Collins. Row 4 f Donald Waite, Mike Shank, Robert Oakes. James Cornelio. Lawson Riggs, Lawrence Henry, Wayne Whitehouse, Donald Ouellette, Richard Jerry. Row 5 -V Coach John Taglienti, Manager Ronald Deane, Assist. Manager Terry Hogan, Assist. Coach Clifford Weymouth. FOOTBALL Coach John Taglienti's Jay High Tigers football team, rated as another one of the greatest in the school's history, came through with another great year. Although we did not re- tain our title as State Champs this year, we did have a fine record of T wins and one loss. Our only loss came from the Mexico Pin- tos , who knocked us down 20-6. But it didn't take the Tigers long to get back on their feet. for we ran over all other opponents with ease: scoring 289 points to their 32. Great credit goes to our fine backfield man Phil tehoo choov Boivin who was elected as the 'l'imes Most Valuable Player of Jay lligh for 19541. Truly, there is not another player that de- serves this more than Phil. The swift footed H55 lb. Junior out ran all other opponents as he st-ored more than loo points for the team. Also. we have our fine quarter back. Elmore Ouellette, who did an outstanding job and is batik for another year in Tiger Togs. Other great players in the backfield that did an outstanding job were Don Oakes. Parker Kin- ney, Jim Cornelio. and Neree Simoneau. Ends. Gilles Couture and Ron Greenleaf did an outstanding job that will never be forgotten. But we cannat close without telling you about our unsung heroes, boys such as Jim Drysdale, Bob Cushing, Clayton Jewett, Don Waite. Larry Beaulieu, Roger Perreault, Jerome Drottar. and Charles Allen. to whom goes the credit of open- ing those holes, Truly, our boys have done a remarkable job. We shall never forget them. We sincerely hope that next year we have a far better team on the fielti as well as off the field. The scores of the games were as follows: .lay lil Lisbon Falls ll 47 Bridgton tl li Mexico Ill 414 South Paris ll 41 Farmington ti Sill Wilton tt 58 Williams ll 35 Livermore Falls ti .Iav 2854 Opponents Zi! if K ,awwww g - 4 M 11 ' 4.,wa.1m Wwgiamwa M f if -a-a,5,2fJg9 'f',:'k Z o .-.2371 4' v, .w vi. 91' ,fi 01V x hw if , .K ' . Ag 1 ' v . . 'F T N -3 4 fi '1 .. V Q xi V If Q '94 6 'WE 5 'I A, ll' L I . Q J' Q , 4. ' Xi' x s ' A Q , K ' xx, ii J: Y fax if f V . 5?f,?'f ?Zf51'i2i? 56?52 !'x m1 -fl . , . . . N .1 v . - -7 Y. 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