Jay High School - Breezes Yearbook (Jay, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

S L... J. F-fu. A 4 ...f . A1 xr, . ... ,. . V' , .- . . r , Q, ff., 11-'s-.Y-V I w ' 0 -5. , , , - . gg... .r ., W-.-., -r 'lv , 1, lv- . pg!-x ,441 . K, L .3 . A '- 14 .ifww - 1 ...dk J. - f , g., ... r.: 5 .1 - 4 ,. I , 1 . . . .- 'vzzl ' '.. .' -1 , 'A L : . ,lb .. f. .' ' 4 . Y :Q 1: . il! 'J . . .'x.'1'! :'. .'lr-1: .IH-1. --4:-+2 . .'g:La.-.xi ft. ' ' 'VL 'P' , f. U 4' f IT- , . .., ., ' H ff fi' 'Y ' ,, ,' '- 525:-fo - .gf1fw'?jrg.'.'Tvfjf' ' ' ':'-' f' ' 4. X. I . ,.. . ...,...,w . yup, , ' . ,, .,1,,,.- u -' .. 1 4 ' T .x ,. ug-gg 1 A , 7. ,V,.L B , ,.., '- r 7 . . 1 ,. -. ,JH ' . 1' 9' -,-' 'Liv ' '1 fn ' - .. . ' . 1 - - .1 . n x' .f . A , -.. I... 1 ff w.. -V +. ,Lg . . ' x , ,, . . , .fl ' .:'..q'1j..g.-Q?.g1' Wg .. w.'1,m .i,. 1. H: --'.u-2' Y '. M .- if . 2 1 ', :,.,?1'.5 , 1 1 1f.,,:5g.U . .,--.15-Q' ' 'L'i'...t1 X J -i15',k':,..f ' J-xii. .. .wwf -1 H , -zagfzxgsf-W3 'f- - I ,Q V-.-35' . .n--'n'4'.y 315.1--'1g'r,-1 . , ' , 4'-flaw-g,.',,,L . - aw ,f A1-1?w...' 1:11-v'-N, ,W . f ,wa '-yv:.ffyQigNu-gf Y ' -- n.i.,,,A..Q23-V ,-f',:. :L.:?':1:'j, 1.1.3.1 ' 5, . ef' - HH- f 7fLf:7f - .. .. ...,,l..,4. VL.. ,, H2 .4 ,x.f:':' . .Af M, H , 1- .-1.1.4 -ew 1:5-w5.' 151- - L-, ,. :f',ff'- ,f'-'Lffigxi fn'15g,'f'1: , 4, A fl ' n+.4.....-- ..- . -,jg ,Y-X. J . ..5. -. -..:,f','1-fr- -t. 3 V 'A 'f , 5:2 ik? . .?'fxI1'1,7S72. E 1 ' .wa ' '- , ,, , Eg.: ,.y:,y:.fw.r- .3 ,T . .. H. . L, ,...?7R., , Y A Lg-f:3'-'1,.g1 ..,,.. A . .151 ',1f .'..,,' . ' ' - . W., U.. ., gi m - P- - ., , e I K I . . , .,, ,r Tlx.:-f 1,2 . wt' N ' 35 .. L vm, A..L..,...:,,.,.. , 'M IH' Wall... Ait- X ' -:LW 5:1 -5' H-gg, q5,1w1.1,-,.,:.u. :,a ,, ' ffl .w 'Jig' 4'-ny, L 1. 3' ,, :tht 51,4 4 1 - . , . , . X -Q. 'lr-f5g'f?5:'f , f Y f. .f . 14gff'.,9Fj1' Yza...1-- , F ' ',..,,:...,' -'1aiE?a,E12'3f,,g 'L .. 'fQ5 'f?::ii21::E'1? 1145... . -. :.54f1-..,vi'I:'?' mf.: P4 , - .4 S1 . .. .. .- -prim-w51'?U fP'F k:MK' ' ' :J ' . . 254. A124f'.3,f f Qvfid. .1 - '., , '-' .Qi ,. , . Ye-A WL- ff' K'?',.g ':.f, ' '4fH.:tid'.:ffr?'5b.' H.-r'.ax19,L H bf..-' L F! .-A.. v- . 1 ' Hi.. T53-,g3...1fn..K,'- L Lf . ,.'-.i..'g.. 1.-:.'11.,f,',5j 1 . :..1.:,.1- 4.1 ,..,.m:.-1 r,4...1E:'.m,iQE. -1. . nfrgmfrig.. .15 .Pr- ,J fr- .gf wr ,,' wr .... , .. , f:U-4,,,,, 1. ,M . 'rg 'if' 5 iszeffis.. -' 2-. .T,jg.1 -. W, .V ,W f.-..,. L,... g. :'1r:' 1 wig: . L , A ya -56'- 31 ' LJ, ff L, :iL1.:.- .,:a'9,..::x A -g,fx.-.in '-- 'ar' M N il, ' K f . f f --, x 4 , ' ,.,. ., WN' W UVM W LQW M HEw HWW W N Wlwlwwwmuwil MW Milk , + W + + W WW W m M ww My + + L + + L+ ++ + +Ll M yl WWW qi , 1 VWUH M ,N wx W -N .... Z-, V gA UM The Breezes Learning Today Leading Tomorrow I958 EDITION Published By IA Y HIGH SCHOUZ THE 1958 EDITION PRESENTING - OF THE BREEZES TABLE Introduction 0F CCNTENTS Dedication Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports Alumni Advertisements -..Q learning Today leading Tomorro w STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Left to Right: Paula Virgin, Bonita Chicoine, Lois Morse, Rose Marie Roy, Carol Forbes Secretary. Second Row: Left to Right: Warren Forbes, Leonard Ouellette, Gerry Bryant, Stephen Ridley, V Pres. Eric Davenport, Pres.: Wayne Farrington. LEARNING TODAY .... LEADING TOMORROW We've studied the long hours throughg The thoughts of knowledge press, So now we will be leaving you, A lead to our success. We've studied hard, we know for sure, And will remember trulyg Our teachers, friends, and books obscure And lines we learned so duly. A few of us are college bound, We're leaders of future yearsg The rest of us will soon astound The world as future nears. Int oduction fl. I C B t . , I 0 I1 -o .... .4 -4 Co Dedication fMr. Romolo Lorenzij Mr. Lorenzi, in addition to being prin- cipal and teacher, has devoted much time to organizing the Student Council, and other student activities. Many of the seniors have had Mr. Lorenzi's guidance as a principal over a period of six years. We are very thankful for Mr. Lor- enzi's advice, co-operation and help. I am sure We will never forget his Warm friendliness toward everyone. We, the students of Jay High School, especially the class of '58, co-dedicate this, the 1958 edition of the Jay High School Breezes, to you, Mr. Lorenzi and Miss Jevvett. qMiss Ardena, J ewettj Miss Jewett who has been our Home Economics teacher and cheerleader ad- visor for three years, has always been willing to lend a helping hand whenever chaperones were needed for school dances and bus trips. We are very thankful, Miss Jewett, for your Willing spirit in many other Worthwhile pro- jects. s T r R A A c I T u - I L I o T I N Y School Board Members MR. W Superintendent MR. GERALD D. CUSHING MR. ROMOLO LORENZI Principal Extra-Curricular Activities Subjects Taught Student Council Advisor Problems of Dem. Schools attended: Farmington State Teachers College, and University of Maine Where he re- ceived his B.S. degree in Education. Pet Peeve-- Truancy MISS MARY YORK Assistant principal Extra-Curricular Activities Subjects Taught Dean of Girls English Senior class advisor French Future Teachers of America Latin Schools attended: Bates College where she re- ceived her A.B. degree. She took graduate courses at the University of Southern California, Indiana University, University of Maine, and Alabama Polytechnic Institute. MR. JOHN TAGLIENTI Football Coach Extra-Curricular Activities Subjects Taught Footballg Track Biology Girls Softball Driver Ed. Girls Basketball Phys. Ed. Schools attended: Wesleyan College, West Vir- ginia, and the U. of M. Where he received his B.S. degree. Pet Peeve- Girls Who d0n't take showers! MR. KENNETH DUMAIS Dean of Boys Extra Curricular Duty Subject Taught Visuapaids Industrial arts Schools attended: Gorham State Teachers College, where he received his B.S. degree. Pet Peeve- Unexcused absenteesf' MR. BERNARD PURINGTON School Treasurer Extra Curricular Activities Subjects Taught Yearbook Advisor General Business Training School Paper Advisor Oiiice Practice Sophomore Class Advisor Shorthand Senior Class Trip Advisor Bookkeeping Jay Centralized Lunch Account Typing Schools attended: Auburn Maine School of Commerce, Boston University, and the U. of M. where he received his B.S. degree in Education. Pet Peeve- People who lack sincere school spirit. MRS. HELEN HARRIS Jaydette Advisor Extra-Curricular Activities Subjects Taught Junior Class Advisor U. S. History J aydettes Advisor World History Civics Schools attended: Worcester Massachusetts State Teachers College where she received her B.S.E. degree: Clark University where she re- ceived her M.A. degree. Pet Peeve- Too much snowy not enough plow. MISS ARDENA JEWETT Cheerleading Coach Extra-Curricular Activities Subjects Taught Future Home Makers of America Cheerleader Advisor Home Economics Junior Class Advisor Schools attended: University of Maine where she received her B.S, degree in Home Econo- mics. MRS. JESSIE BOIVIN Public Speaking Advisor Extra-Curricular Activities Subjects Taught Library Advisor English Ass't basketball coach Cgirlsl Freshman Class Advisor Schools attended: the University of Maine, Where she received her B.S. degree. Pet Peeve- Students who make excuses. MR. ROBERT CHANDLER Guidance Director Schools attended: Farmington State Teachers College, where he received his B.S. degree in Education, and the University of Connecticut where he received his M.S. degree in Education. Pet Peeve- J ay High School's slippery hill. MR. MERRITT EMERSON Director of Concessions Extra-Curricular Activities Subjects Taught Junior Class Advisor Math Ass't basketball coach Science Schools attended: Colby College and Univer- sity of Maine where he received his B.A. degree. Pet Peeve- When things go Wrong, punt. MR. PAUL OUELLETTE Basketball Coach Extra-curricular activities Subject Taught Assistant Football Coach English Basketball Coach Math Baseball Coach Science Schools attended: Richer Junior College, Farm- ington State Teachers College, ancl the U. of M., where he received his B.S. degree. Pet Peeve- Talking Students MR. LLOYD CONSTANTINE Director of Music Glee Club Band He attended Mainente School of Music. MR. RONALD MELENDY Practice Teacher University of Maine and is majoring in social studies. MR. WILLIAM PARADY Practice Teacher Gorham State Teachers College, majoring in Industrial Arts. MR. GEORGE POOLER Practice Teacher Gorham State Teachers College, majoring in Industrial Arts. MR. NORMAND JACQUES Practice Teacher Auburn Maine School of Commerce, majoring as a business teacher. ' - -4 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Florence LaPointe, Treasurerg Rita Brochu, Presidentg Stephen Ridley, Vice presidentg Colette Grondin, Secretary. NORMA ANDREI BERNARD BOIVIN RITA BROCHU NClI'l11Z1 No0kie Shnriy College Course Industrial Arts Cornmercial 'As restless as wind. Some men are wise. . , some Little things mean at lut otherwise. Cla s EILEEN BROUGHAM Eileen General fe is composed of little things and I'm one of them. Jw .:.. ' r LEANNE COOK CAROL COOLIDGE Lee Carol Home Economics Home Economics I don't intend to be a flirt. The way to gain a friend It's just my way. is to be one. 5 iff X tg' fig? PATRICIA COUTURE Patty Commercial Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. ERIC DAVENPORT Tick Industrial Arts Leave it to him, he can talk his way through. ELLEN DYKE Ella Commercial can resist anything temptation. L1 ANGELINA ERCOLINI KEITH FARRINGTON CAROL FORBES Angie Hiram Carol Commercial Industrial Arts Commercial Active, attractive and ambitious Tomorrow is today's dream. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. COLETTE GRONDIN LAWRENCE HENRY JANE HOGAN 'tColette Larry Janie Commercial Industrial Arts Commercial A sunny disposition paves the A man that has a friend Her eyes are gay and brown. highway to success. is never a failure. Beware when she's around, 198 DAVID LABBIC SALLY LABBE Dave Sally General General t everyone be master of his own The Inildggt manners and time, Till seven at night, gentlggt hgartf' Q i -.N FLORENCE LaPOINTE Fleurange Commercial A ring on the hand is Wort? two on the phone. GEORGE LATHAM LARRY LATHAIVI PAULINE LEGICRIC Georgie Warry Pauline Industrial Arts College General rsonzility is to u man what I've got rhythm . . . who could ask I make it a point to believe only perfume is to zi flower. for anything nioref' what I understand. Seniors JAMES MANCINE EMILY MOORE DORINE MOREAU Jimmy Emy Cookie General General College 'Success is made not found. Life must be made for fun. Her voice is ever soft and like her ways gentle and kind JACQUELINE PELLETIER MAURICE PERREAULT SANDRA PERRY Jackie Moe Sandy General General College A quiet tongue speaks El Men have many problemsg women Enjoy yourself, it is later than pensive mind. have but two: everything they say you think. and everything they do. clmol ROYCE PIKE Roycie General he best things in life are free. LOUISE RAYMOND STEPHEN RIDLEY Lou Stevie General General Good humor is always a success. Popularity is power. LAWSON RIGGS JANE ROY RONALD ROY Laws0n', Jane tFrenchJ Ronnie Industrial Arts Commercial Industrial Arts Life is what you make it. A friend is like a jewel that shines He travels fastest, who brightest in the darkness of travels alonef misfortune. Daze ROSE MARIE ROY LEON SEAMON EMILE SIMONEAU Rosie T, J. HJ. D. College General General -X11 must be earnest in the World A little nonsense now and then is Life is one darn thing after anothe like ours. relished by the best of men. as if gg JOAN SIMONEAU K Y ! General lappy and carefree as the wind. MARIE TURMEL Termite General My own thoughts are my companions. vu WAYNE WI-IITEHOUSE Elvis Industrial Arts Eternity is before us, so why hurr Senior C lass Personalities Senior Dance Committee Front Row Left to Right: Jane Roy, Angie Ercolini, Colette Grondin, Rita Brochu, Florence LaPointe Jane Hogan Joan Simoneau, Back Row Left to Right: Dorine Moreau, Carol Coolidge, Leanne Cook, Marie Turmel, Larry Latham Lawson Riggs, David Labbe, George Latham, Pat Couture, Rose Marie Roy, Eileen Brougham. Senior Ne ws After three years of waiting we finally enter- ed school asfSeniors. As our ofllcers for our fourth and final year we elected Rita Brochu as president, Stephen Ridley, vice-president: Colette Grondin, secretary, and Florence La- Pointe as treasurer. Those representing our class on the Student Council were Eric Davenport, president, Ste- phen Ridley, vice-president: Carol Forbes, sec- retary, and Rose Marie Roy. On September 27, the seniors held their tirst school activity. At this time they initiated the Freshmen. Successfully announcing the recep- tion were the master and mistress of cere- monies, Larry Latham and Florence LaPointe. The Freshmen proved to be very good sports. This year the Queen of Hearts was changed to the Football Queen . Patricia Therrien had the honor of being crowned Queen and Lawson Riggs was crowned King. Mention must be made of the senior boys supporting our sports: Steve Ridley, Lawson Riggs, David Labbe, Maurice Perreault, Ber- nard Boivin, Wayne Whitehouse, and George Latham. On the girls' team were Carol Forbes, Pat Couture, co-captains, Jane Hogan and Paul- ine Legere. Mention must also be made of our two senior cheerleaders, Angie Ercolini tHeadb. and Jane Hogan. The Jaydettes were Carol Coolidge tHeadl, Rita Brochu tAsst. Headl, Florence LaPointe, Colette Grondin, Carol Forbes and Ellen Dyke. We also had Leanne Cook and Bernard Boivin in the band. Rose Marie Roy was chosen to represent Jay High School as the D.A.R. Good Citizenship candidate. At this time We would like to thank our able advisors throughout our four years. Many are the problems that have been solved by their thoughtful guidance. Colette Grondin Henors - Valedictorian - ' Salutatorian W ANGIE ERCOLINI ROSE MARIE ROY Girls' and Boys' State Delegates and Alternafes Left to Right: Larry Latham, Rose Marie Roy, Eric Davenport, Colette Grondin, Steve Ridley. Carol Coolidge was absent when the picture was taken. NORMA ANDREI Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 15 Public Speaking 15 Future Nurses Club 3, 45 Dance Committee 35 Librarian 1. RITA BROCHU Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, 2, Pres, 45 Jaydettes 1, 3, Asst- Head 45 Band Majorette 25 Basket- ball Asst. Mgr. 2, Manager' 35 Qne act play cast 2, 45 Public Speaking 35 Office Worker 3, 45 Teachers Secretary, asst. 2, 35 Secretary,.45 Commercial C l u b, Executive Comm. 35 Class President 3, -41 Breezes Staff, 3 and 4: TIS- er's Growl Staff, 3 and 45 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4? Freshmen Reception Comm. 4: Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 45 Queen of Hearts Candidate 35 F.H.A. Club, Histor- ian 3, Chairman Public relations 45 Footlights' Club 15 .H011daY Ahoy 15 Chairman of Driver Ed Assembly 45 Concession worker 2, 35 Usherette 1, 2. FLORENCE LaPOINTE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Band,1, 23 Jaydettes 3, 45 Public Speaking 35 Office Worker 3, 45 Teachers' Sec- retary 45 Commercial Club Treas. 35 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Class Treas- urer 45 Breezes Staff 3, 43 Tiger S Growl Staff 3, 45 Dance Comm., 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception Comm. tMistress of Ceremomesl 45 Cafeteria Worker 2, 33 F- H- A- Vice-Pres. 3, 45 Librarian 45 Foot- lights Club 15 Usherette 3, 4. JAMES MANCINE Glee Club 2, 35 Class Vice- Pres. 2. ERIC DAVENPORT Student Council 3, Pres. 45 Boys' State Delegate 35 Football Queen Mgr. 45 Librarian 4. STEPHEN RIDLEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tag Day Salesman 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Boys' State Delegate 35 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Class Treasurer 1, 35 Class Secretary 25 Dance Comm. 45 Freshman Reception Comm. 4: Queen of Hearts Mgr. 35 Football Queen Mgr. 45 J. Club Pres. 4. enio s JANE HOGAN Glee Club 3, 45 Band Majorette 25 Tag Day Salesman 3, 45 Cheer- leader 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 National Hon- or Society 3, 45 Office Workers 2, 3, 45 Teachers' Secretary 45 Maga- zine Campaign Mgrs, 25 Commer- cial Club 3, Executive Comm. 35 Class Treasurer 1, 25 Class Secre- tary 35 Breezes Staff 3, 45 Tiger's Growl Staff 3, 45 Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception Comm. 45 Cafeteria Worker 15 Queen of Hearts Candidate tQueenl 25 F.H.A. Club 3, 45 Usherette 3. KEITH FARRINGTON One act play cast 4. RONALD ROY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Basketball 15 Football 15 Cafeteria Worker 35 Football Queen Mgr. 4. LEANNE COOK Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, 25 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 35 Jay- dettes 1, 25 Tag Day Salesman 35 Cheerleader 2, J.V.5 Softball 35 One act play cast 25 Magazine Cam- paign Mgrs. 35 Breezes Staff 35 Dance Committees 3, 45 Freshman Reception Comm. 45 Football Queen Candidate 45 Librarian 45 Rural Electrification Winner 4. ANGIE ERCOLINI Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Tag Day Salesman 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, sub. 1, captain 45 Basketball 1, 25 Student Council 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Office Workers 1, 2, 3, 45 Teachers' Secretary 45 Magazine Campaign Mgrs. 35 Com- mercial Club 35 Class Secretary 25 Breezes Staff co-editor 3, 45 Tiger's Growl Staff co-editor 3, 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception Comm. 45 Cafeteria Worker 1, 25 Queen of Hearts Can- didate 3, runner-up5 F.H.A. Club 45 Librarian 1, 45 Footlights' Club Officer 15 Usherette 1, 25 Holiday Ahoy 1. LEON SEAMON Glee Club 2, 35 Band 15 Basket- ball 25 Track 3, 45 Baseball 45 Stu- dent Council 15 Magazine Cam- paign Mgrs. 45 Class President 25 Cafeteria Worker 4. DAVID LABBE Band 15 Tag Day Salesman 15 Basketball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Class President 15 Dance Comm. 45 Freshman Re- ception Comm. 45 Cafeteria Work- er 35 Queen of Hearts Mgr. 35 J. Club 4. GEORGE LATHAM Football Mgr. 3, 45 Track Mgr. 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 45 Freshman Reception Comm. 45 Cafeteria Worker 35 J. Club 4. LAWSON RIGGS Tag Day Salesman 45 Basketball 1, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Dance Comm. 45 Freshman Reception Comm. 45 J. Club, Vice- pres. 3. CAROL FORBES Glee Club 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Jay- dettes 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, co-cap- tain 45 Softball 1, 45 Student Coun- cil Secretary 3, 45 Office Worker 3, 45 Teachers' Secretary 45 Com- mercial Club 35 Breezes Staff 3, 45 Tiger's Growl Staff 3, 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception Committee 45 Cafeteria Worker 1, 25 Football Queen Candi- gate 315 F.H.A. Club, Vice-Pres. 3, ec, . JANE ROY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Jaydettes 1, 25 Office Worker 45 Teachers' Sec- retary 45 Commercial Club 35 Breezes Staff 3, 45 Tiger's Growl Staff 3, 45 Dance Comm. 45 Fresh- man Reception Comm. 45 Cafeteria Worker 3. PAT COUTURE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, co-captain 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Worker 3, 45 Teachers' Secretary 45 Commer- cial Club 35 Breezes Staff 3, 45 Tiger's Growl Staff 3, 45 Dance Committee 3, 45 Freshman Recep- tion Comm. 45 Cafeteria Worker 3, 45 Librarian 4. ROSE MARIE ROY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Jaydettes 15 Softball 25 Student Council 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Pub- lic Speaking 1, 2, 35 Girls' State Alternate 35 D.A.R. Candidate 45 Future Nurses Club 3, Sec. 8: Treas. Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Reception Comm. 45 Cafeteria Worker 1, 25 Usherette 3. DORINE MOREAU Sacred Heart Academy 13 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 43 Maga- zine Campaign Mgrs. 43 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Pres. 43 Breezes Staff 4g Tiger's Growl Staff 43 Cafe- teria Worker 3. SANDRA PERRY Glee Club 2, 43 Band 1, 33 Bas- ketball 13 Softball 13 Public Speak- ing 23 Office Worker 13 Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Dance Committee 33 Clafeteria Worker 2, 33 Librarian LARRY LATHAM Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 23 Baseball 43 Boys' State Delegate 33 Science Club 33 Dance Comm. 43 Freshman Reception Comm. 43 Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 43 Queen of Hearts Mgr. 23 J. Club 4. CAROL COOLIDGE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, 23 Jaydettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Head 43 Cheerleader 2, J.V.3 Girls' State Delegate 33 Magazine Campaign Mgrs. 33 Breezes Staff 3, 43 Dance Committees 3, 43 Freshman Recep- tion Comm. 43 Cafeteria Worker 3, 43 F.H.A. 3, 4, Chmn. Project Comm. 3, Pres. 43 Librarian 43 Ru- ral Electrification Contest Winner 33 American Agriculturist Founda- tion Award 2. EILEEN BROUGHAM Glee Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 33 Breezes Staff 3g Tiger's Growl Staff 3, 43 Dance Committees 3, 43 Freshman Reception Comm. 43 F.H.A. Club 3, 4. SALLY LABBE Queen of Hearts Candidate 13 F.H.A. Club 3, 4. MARIE TURMEL Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Breezes Staff 33 Tiger's Growl Staff 43 Dance Comm 43 Freshman Reception Comm. 43 Cafeteria Worker 2. ROYCE PIKE Wilton Academy 1, 23 Glee Club 43 Band Manager 43 Orchestra Manager 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Cafeteria Worker 3. eniors JOAN SIMONEAU Odice Worker 4g Teachers' Sec- retary 43 Commercial Club 33 Breezes Staff 3, 43 Tiger's Growl Staff 3, 43 Dance Comm. 43 Freshman Reception Comm. 43 Cafeteria Worker 4. ELLEN DYKE Glee Club 3, 43 Jaydettes 43 Of- fice Worker 43 Teachers' Secretary 43 Commercial Club 33 Breezes Staff 3, 43 Tiger's Growl Stalf 3, 43 Dance Committee 43 Freshman Reception Comm, 43 Cafeteria Worker 43 F.H.A, Club 4. COLETTE GRONDIN Our Lady of Grace Academy 13 Rosary Sodality 13 Concession Worker 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Jay- dettes 3, 43 Softball 33 Girls' State Delegate 33 Office Worker 3, 4 iHead Office Girllz Teachers' Sec- retary 3, Asst. 43 Commercial Club 33 Class Secretary 43 Breezes Staff 3, 43 Tiger's Growl Staff 3, 43 Dance Committee 3, 43 Freshman Reception Comm. 43 Cafeteria Worker 3, 43 Concession Worker 3, 43 New York Trip Project 43 Usherette 3, 4. LAWRENCE HENRY Basketball 13 Football 1, Mgr. 3, 43 Baseball 13 Hillbilly Basket- ball 4. WAYNE WHITEHOUSE Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Queen of Hearts Mgr. 33 J. Club 43 Hillbilly Basket- ball 3, 4. BERNARD BOIVIN Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 3, 43 Track 33 J. Club 4. JACKIE PELLETIER Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Senior Dance Comm. 43 F.H.A. Club 3, 43 Librarian 4. MAURICE PERREAULT Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 13 Stu- dent Council 23 J. Club 4. PAULINE LEGERE St. Joseph Academy 13 Glee Club 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Softball 3, 4. EMILY MOORE Jaydettes 13 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Queen of Hearts 33 Future Home- makcrs of America 33 Tiger's Growl Staff 23 Public Speaking 3. MR. STANLEY DOIRON SENIOR CLASS ABC's A is for Angie the brain of the class. N B is for Bernard who tries to get laughs O C is for Carol dancing ability she has P D is for David who doesn't dig jazz Q E is for Eileen who has a fellow on the sea R F is for Florence so lonely for Lee S G is for George always on the ball T H is I is for Inez our ma is she J is for Joan a wave she will be K is for Keith waiting for the bell to ring L is for Leanne our senior who sings M is for Marie who's so nice and sweet for Hogan hoping for a call N.J.A.-Norma jump around B.J.B.4Bernard's just bold U V W X Y Zis is for Norma who digs that rock 8: roll beat. is for others so sophisticated are they is for Pauline who later joined us at Jay is for quietness the school never has is for Roys so many we have is for Stevie who's reached his goal. is for tardiness from which stories are told is for the untidyness of our desks is for victory our boys try their best is for work we always see through is for X'ams we hate to do is for York our assistant principal is she for the zoo in which our seniors should be INITIALIZATION L.O.L.-Larry often laughs J.F.M.-James flirting man R.F.B. -Rita fights back E.M.B.-Eileen means business L.L.C.--Leanne loves Cliff C.E.C.wCarol's ever courteous P.M.C. -Patty maneuvers cars E.M.D.gEric's mighty difficult E.O.M -Emily often models D.E.M.-4Dorine'5 ever merry M.J.P.-Maurice just protests S.C.P.-Sandra comes prepared L.R.R.wLouise runs rapidly S.T.R.-Stephen tries readily L.W.R.-Lawson walks rarely J .C.R.-Jane comes rarely E.L.D.H-Ellen likes dresses A.T.E.-Angie tries everything K.C.F.-Keith chooses fairly R.M'R C.J.F.QCarol jokes foolingly C.A.G. -Collette's always gay L.P.H.-Larry pleases hearts J .L.H.-Jane laughs heartily D.R.L. S.F.L.- -David's rather large Sally freely labors F.L.L.-Florence looks lonely G.E.L. -George ever loyal dRose maintains rank L.E.S.-Leon's ever smiling E.B.S.-Emile's busy skipping M.A.T. W.L.W Joan likes snubs J.L.S.M A-Marie always talks .-Wayne likes women P.V.L.-Pauline's very likeable R.C.R.-Ronald collects records CLASS TRIP Finally the big day arrived at 6:30 Sunday evening on April 13, 1958, when twenty-six very excited seniors and their four chaperones boarded the bus for New York City. After a sleepless night, we arrived at the Shelton Hotel at 3:45 a.m. Monday. Our first day began with a tour of Rocke- feller Center which ended at the R.C.A. Observa- tory Roof where a group picture was taken. After this the group left for Radio City Music Hall for a stage and screen show featuring the famous Rockettes doing a fabulous Easter Show. That evening part of the group left for the T.V. show t'The Price is Right, while the rest of us walked or shopped. Then we went to the top of the Empire State Building to see the beautiful city of lights. On Tuesday morning we left the hotel for a tour of the United Nations Building which was educational as well as interesting. During the afternoon we had free time in which to shop or get lost, Many students went swimming in the fabulous Shelton Hotel pool. That evening the group left for the St. James Theater to see Li'1 Abner, and then back to the hotel to get in to mischief! On Wednesday morning we left on a big scenic cruiser bus to tour Chinatown, the Bowery, Central Park, Greenwich Village, ending at Bat- tery Park. From there We boarded a ferry to Bedloe Island to see the Statue of Liberty. I guess our class isn't very brave because most of the kids took the elevator rather than the stairs and only the braver ones climbed to the crown. We journeyed back to the hotel by subway. That night we attended the Ringling Brothers Circus, The next morning a few were up bright and early to attend the Dave Garro- way Show. The group toured the N.B.C. studio where we got a peek at Bill Cullins and a couple of the girls got his autograph. After that we left for a three hour boat cruise around Manhattan Island. The rest of the afternoon we had free time to do last minute shopping although some attended the show Bandstand starring Bert Parks. Although we hated to leave the fun and excitement we were glad to see the great state of Maine and the taste of good Maine food and water! We arrived at Chisholm, Maine, at 8:45 where our friends and classmates met us. We wish to thank our chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Purington and Mr. and lVIrs. John Taglienti for making our trip a most successful one. 1 R c L A S S M E --..,N -4 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Betty Thompson, Secretary, Paula Virgin. Vice President, Lovis Noyes, President, Judy Smith and Peter Smith, Class Treasurers JUNIOR NEWS During the year a Harvest Supper, a Food Sale, a Spaghetti Supper, and a Junior Prom were held. All these events were highly suc- cessful. Many juniors have participated in sports and other school functions, such as the follow- ing: Glee Club, F.H.A., Future Nurses' Club, Cheerleaders, and all sports. The three juniors chosen as members of the Student Council are: Paula Virgin, Leo- nard Ouellette, and Wayne Farrington, The three girls chosen representatives for Girls State have very good ranks, Wonderful ternate Marlene Walsh. The junior class is fortunate to number among them Patty Therrien as Football Queen and Wayne Farrington, the most valu- able football player. The junior class thanks their class officers for their contributions to the class. The Junior class is also proud of the Tiger's Growl , which the junior commer- cial students are publishing with the help of Mr. Purington and the editor, Paula Virgin. As we look ahead to our last year here at Jay High School, We hope it Will be as re- personality, and a great deal of initiative. warding as the past three years. They are: Paula Virgin, Judy Smith, and al- all y luniors Front Row Left to Right: Mavis Storer, Marlene Walsh, Peter Smith, Judy Smith, Paula Virgin, Lovig Noyes, Betty Thompson, Lorraine Rowe, Bruce Richards, Claire Pomerleau, Patty Therrien, Second Row Left to Right: Connie Doiron, Nancy Ellingwood, Janice Judkins, Linda Pineau, Celia Cook, Carol Robinson, Janet Allen, Judy Dodge, Patty Crafts, Rose Marie Legere, Juanita Wright, Sandra Cook, Norma Brackley, Loanne Bean. Third Row Left to Right: Leonard Ouellette, Anthony Gill, Maurice Dubord, Norman Pomerleau, Robert LeBlond Dakota Baker, David Purington, Paul Roy, Lawrence Plaisted. Roger Plante, Wayne Farrington, Conrad Hennesl sey, Clifford Brackett, Bobby Boucher. - SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Claude Grondin, Treasurer, Gilbert Bell more, Vice-Pres., Jerome Duguay, President Bonita Chicoine, Treasurer, Charlie Crafts, Secretary SOPHOMORE NEWS On October 18, 1857, we held our annual dance, the Autumn Frolic, and on May 3, 1958, we sponsored a Frank Sweeney Record Hop. Our student council has made many im- provements in our school this year and we are represented by Bonita Chicoine and Warren Forbes, Next year we are entitled to another member making three, and by the time we're seniors we will have four from our class Working on this organization in our behalf, The basketball teams consisted of many sophomores this year. On the girls' varsity were Suzanne Ouellette, Beverly Fournier, Oli- vette Tessier, and Bonita Chicoine. On JV's were Jean McCourt, Judy Holman, Doris Be- langer, and Olivette Tessier. For boys varsity: Maurice Smith, Norris Smith, Jerome Duguay, Raymond Bizier, War- ren Forbes and Charles Crafts. On the Tiger's Growl Staff, Olivette Tessier reports for our class. February 14 was a special day in our lives, Besides being Valentine's Day, it was also the day when our long awaited class rings arrived. We were all very excited over them, and I must say Cconfidentiallyl I've never seen people so eager to part with their money. However, I think I can safely say, we are well pleased with them and shall cherish them for many years to come. The Jaydettes have only three sopho- mores, Joanna Hebert, Patty Spofford, and Bonita Chicoine. The cheerleaders have Jeannine Reed and Helen Therrien, For such little girls they surely do their share of work where pep, energy, and volume are concerned. -I am very proud to be a member of the Sophomore Class of Jay High School, and I sincerely hope our record as a class will be a shiny one. Bonita Chicoine Silly oplmmores Front Row Left to Right: Patty Spofford, Doris Belanger, Sandra Allen, Olivette Tessier, Gilbert. Bellmore, Jr rome Duguay Claude Grondin, Bonita Chicoine, Jean McCourt, Judy Holman, Beverly Fournier, Second Row Left to Right: Carole Marchetti, Jeannine Reed, Joanna Hebert, Barry Richards, Jimmy Dwinal, Ricky McKinney, Maurice Smith, Norris Smith, Kermit Bryant, Raymond Bizier, Jimmy Deane, William Moreau Paul LaFren1ere, Priscilla Labbe, Fay Joudrey, Helen Therrien, Third Row Left to Right: Alphonse Tetreault, Larry Richards, Henry Ouellette, Richard Moreau, James Richards Roland Tardiff, Rosario Ouellette, Warren Forbes. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Pauline LeClere, Treasurer, Keith Cornelio, Vice President, Danny Brougham, President, Kelly Dodge, Treasurer Donna Bryant, Secretary. FRESHMAN NEWS The freshman class elected the following of- ficers on September 16, 1957, to lead their class throughout the school year: President, Daniel Broughamg Vice President, Keith Corneliog Sec- retary, Donna Bryant, and Treasurers, Kelly Dodge and Pauline LeClaire. Representing the class on the student council were Gerry Bryant and Lois Morse. Some of the boys that were outstanding in sports Were: Keith Cornelio, Robert Hebert, and Henry Ouellette. Candidates for the Football Queen were Elaine Baston and Pauline LeClere. Their managers were Keith Cornelio and Gary Bryant, respectively, The freshman class held no class activities this year although it was discussed at class meetings. Green ,Fre l1men Front Row Lett to Right: Margaret Coulombe, Marianne McKinney, Paula Metcalf, Raeleen Burger, Shirley James. Pauline LeClere, Kelly Dodge, Danny Brougham, Keith Cornelio, Donna Bryant, Geraldine Pomerleau, Janet Gill, Cynthia Riggs, Donna Beaulieu, Cynthia Currier. Second Row Left to Right: Leila Forbes, Julie Legere, Sandra Mosher, Sharon Farrington, Barbara Therrien, Elaine Pomerleau, June Doiron, Jeanne LeBlond, Lois Morse, Cleo Robinson, Rose Mary Davenport, Janice Foster, Rolinda Chicoine, Elaine Baston, Georgette Nolette, Betty Robinson, Rosine DiPompo, Linda Romano, Donna Smith. Third Row Left to Right: Raymond Ouellette, Terry Storer, Fidele Legere, Ronald Couture, Albert Perry, David Morse, Ronnie Ellingwood, Joseph Turmel, Robert Hebert, Ronald Carlton, Lawrence Gallant, Gary Bryant, David Dunn, Paul Richards, Robert Plaisted, Vincent Drottar, Eugene Allaire, Bryan Francis, Robert Chabot. v I 1 I 5 E l...' fl, 5 Band Front Row Left to Right: Lorraine Rowe, Celia James, Pauline LeClere, Sandra Cook, Lois Morse, Janice Foster, Shirley James, Olivette Tessier, Judy Holman, Second Row Left to Right: Royce Pike, Paula Metcalf, Janet Gill, Donna Bryant, Raeleen Burger, Robert Chabot, Sandra Mosher, Ronald Couture, Bryan Francis, Director, Lloyd Constantine, Third Row Left to Right: Bruce Richards, David Dunn, Frederick Burger, Leonard Moreau, Geraldine Pomerleau, Fourth Row Left to Right: Rodney Ellingwood, Danny Brougham, Bernard Boivin, Ronnie Roy, Fidele Legere. The band this year consists Of thirty-eight members, the largest that Jay High has ever had. It is well balanced instrumentally, and has enjoyed a very successful season. The band appeared at all football games. basketball tournaments, education week, several assemblies, career day, Boosters' Sportmen's Show, and preparations are now being made for their appearance Memorial Day. We lose just one band member by graduation, and we expect about fourteen new members from Junior High next year. This should give us a membership of over 50 musicians next year. Action ! Left to Right: Marlene Walsh, Bonita Chicoine, Ellen Dyke, Florence LaPointe, Rita Brochu, Carol Coolidge. JAYDETTES 57-58 The Jaydettes numbered twenty this year. The larger part of the group was made up of Freshmen. Also this year on February 11, 1958, we held a food sale at the North Jay Shoe Shop, The proceeds went to the account set up for more uniforms. This year the Jaydettes marched at all home games and at Livermore. We went to Wilton to march also, but we were rained out. At the Jay-vs-Leavitt basketball game, we performed in our new uniforms. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Harris for her help and guid- ance. Front Row Left to Right: Carol Coolidge, Rita Brochu. Second Row Left to Right: Marlene Walsh, Florence LaPointe, Bonita Chicoine, Joanna Hebert, Colette Crondin Elaine Baston Linda Romano, Third Row Left to Right: Rosine DiPompo, Georgette Nolette, Elaine Pomerleau, Carol Forbes, Jeanne LeBlond, Janice Judkins, Patty Spofford, Rolinda Chicoine, Cynthia Currier, Barbara Therrien, Julie Legere. Queen for a Day Queen Pa tty Marne Lim and Leanne Upper I,0i'1 Ronnie and Marlene Center Left Jerome and Carole Bottom Left Keith and I-Ilaine aw on and Cou t Almuvo Stevv and Cztml Upper Right. Hubby amd Patty Center Rxght .llmmy :tml Patty Buttum Right Gerry :tml Patulinrt clmal FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Front Row Left to Right: Suzanne Ouellette, Mavis Storer, Eileen Brougham, Helen Therrien, Second Row Left to Right: Nancy Ellingwood, Jeannine Reed, Florence LaPointe, Carol Coolidge, Carol Forbes, Paula Virgin, Patty Therrien, Rita Brochu, Tnird Row Left to Right: Susie Carter, Celia Cook, Sandra Allen, Rose Marie Legere, Loanne Bean, Doris Belanger, Louise Raymond, Fourth Row Left to Right: Connie Doiron, Grace Robinson, Sally Labbe, Carol Robinson, Jane Hogan. Ellen Dyke, Angie Ercolini. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Front Row Left to Right: Donna Bryant, Dorine Moreau, Marlene Walsh, Betty Thompson, Second Row Left to Right: Rosine DiPornpo, Helen Therrien, Norma Andrei, Louise Raymond, Ro- linda Chicoine, Sandra Perry, Jeannine Reed, Third Row Left to Right: Lois Morse, Marie Turmel, Janice Judkins, Raeleen Burger, Judy Dodge, Patty Crafts, Lorraine Rowe, Sharon Farrington. 'SGS Activitie WR JAY CLUB PRESENTATION Left to Right: Wayne Farrington, Pat Couture, and Larry Latham. J CLUB Front Row Left to Right: Lawson Riggs, Steve Ridley, Tony Gill, Second Row Left to Right: Bernard Boivin, Conratl Hennessey. Charlie Crafts, Peter Smith, Wayne Whitehouse. Jerome Duguay, Henry Ouellette, Leonard Ouellette, Third Row Left to Right: Wayne Farrington, Larry Latham. Maurice Smith, Lawrence Plaisted, Peter Smith, Paul Roy, David Purington, David Labbe, George Latham. T' Ha ve you - ..I GLEL CLUB Last fall one hundred and eight students tried out for glee club membership. After auditions sixty-three were signed as permanent me1'nb6I'S- Oflicers elected Were: Rita Brochu, President: Linda Pineau, Vice President, Wayne Farrington, Secretary and Treasurer. The glee club, although a little Weak in male voices, has done very Well in performing selec- tions requiring four part harmony. Their first appearance was for the physical education pro- gram. They are now in rehearsal for a gigantic minstrel show to be presented this spring. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB Front Row Left to Right: Bonita Chicoine, Jean McCourt, Donna Beaulieu, Paula Metcalf, Raele ley James, Janet Glll,.Marlanne McK1nney, Margaret Coulombe, Olivette Tessier, Judy Holman S6611 -. , ,... .V ., en Burger, Shir- Second Row Left to Rlghtg Linda Romano, Jeannine Reed, Kelly Dodge, Pauline LeClere, Joanna Hebert, Cleo Robinson, Gerry Bryant, Billy Moreau, Keith Cornelio, Danny Brougham, Robert Chabot, Doris Belanger, Lois Morse, Helen Therrien, Janice Foster, Sharon Farrington, Sandra Mosher, Donna Smith. tho e 'T' High Stars ! ! 4, . AA . . ,L ,gffifgh xgygqilsn ii , . '-H L 535 ' ' Q L n f ' ' -A-'Q , I I V Ms' if --- arrrrr JUNIOR AND SENIOR GLEE CLUB Front Row Left to Right: Lorraine Rowe, Janice Judkins, Janet Allen, Lovis Noyes, Linda Pineau, Rita Brochu, Wayne Farrington, Paula Virgin, Carol Robinson, Patty Crafts, Nancy Ellingwood, Second Row Left to Right: Dorine Moreau, Marlene Walsh, Pauline Legere, Connie Doiron, Florence LaPointe, Carol Forbes, Norma Brackley, Marie Turmel, Colette Grondin, Sandra Cook, Rose Marie Roy, Robert LeBlond, Larry Latham, David Purington, Bruce Richards, Angie Ercolini, Jane Hogan, Jane Roy, Betty Thompson, Leanne Cook, Loanne Bean, Sandra Perry, Mavis Storer, Norma Andrei, Carol Coolidge, Eileen Brougham. A i, M awww 18 I Vgjkl., yi 52 ' ffm' 2 S' -iw I xv s ,fan ,Q-,vo veit! ,-H . QWWS l8iSi5w avi, ,',,,,' gtfisasvmfx' 'lei ' lm., 'li ,WG Ke: 'mv c ' sea mga s. 4' A fYes,aw' FN vm ,syn la 5 , Mahi ?' iw, Maja? MM. 1 5 0fHre Staff Mr. Lorenzi and Colette Gron din, Head Ofhce Girl OFFICE STAFF Front Row Left to Right: Carol Forbes, A Lorenzi, Colette Grondin, Jane Roy, Ellen Second Row Left' to Right: Linda Pineau, Connie Doiron, Mavis Storer, Loanne Bean, ngie Ercolini, Jane Hogan, Rita Brochu, Bobby Boucher. Mr. Dyke, Florence LaP0inte, Nancy Ellingwood. Sandra Cook, Paula Virgin, Pat Couture, Patty Therrien, Judy Smith, Carol Robinson. 'l'l-lACl-HCRS' SICCRICTARII-IS Front Raw Left to Right: Angie l'.l'ClJllYll, Put Brochu, Florence l,a1Pointe, Jane Hogan, Carol Couture. Jane Roy, Joan Simoneau, Second row: Rita Forbes, Ellen Dyke, Colette Grondin. Publication ,-... an BR E EZES STAFF ww? Front Row Left to Right: Colette Grondin, Jane Roy, Joan Simoneau, Angie Ercolini, Jane Hogan, Rita Brochu, Dorine Moreau, Ellen Dyke, Pat Couture, Carol Forbes, Marie Turmel, Florence L21- Pointe. TIGERS GROWL STAFF Front Row Left to Right: Rita Brochu, Carol Forbes, Angie Ercolini, Jane Hogan, Joan Simoneau, Jane Roy, Mavis Storer, Keith Cornelio, Colette Grondin, Bobby Boucher, Nancy Ellingwood, Gerry Bryant, Carol Robinson, Linda Pineau, Florence LaPointe, Pat Couture. Home Economics Class Librarians l A., Class Geomelry Class Driver Eclucaliofn Class Scenes Bookkeeping Class Driver Elclucallon Class Inolus+rial Ar'rs Class Library lunrh Scenes Saw! ,Ad IQ ' 1235 . f P We GPX mimnliiilfif W4 Bmmiimifig .E Left to Right: In The Jailhouse NOW, Playing For Keeps, I'll Walk Alone, Loft lo Right: Teachefs Pet. All Shook Up. Can You Find It In Your Hez11't'? Lclt to Right: Candy Store On The Corner, He's Got The Whole World In His Hand, Rock and Roll Ig Here To Stay. Left io Right: T O21 L- h Mc To- nighl. Trzmsllls- ion. Left to Right: Catch an Falling Star, Wear My Ring A r o u Tl d Your Neck, It lsn't Right. Left to Right: Just Born to Be Your Baby, Lost In a Crowd, Don't, Now Is The Hour, Left to Right: Marianne, S e e Saw, Short Shorts Left to Right: Book of L 0 v e, After School. I. W WX-N if gwwmw?QPYf Clreering quad 5 Front Row Left to Right: Angie Ercolini, Head, Connie Doiron, Helen Therrien, Second Row Left to Right: Jeannine Reed, Paula Virgin, Linda Pineau, Third Row Left to Right: Jane Hogan, Judy Smith. After two weeks of hectic practicing, the day had finally come when the girls would have to try out before a group of faculty members. After much debating, the following students were chosen as our cheerleaders of 1.957-58: Angie Ercolini- Head Cheerleader, Jane Ho- gan, Paula Virgin, Janet Allen, Linda Pineau, Connie Doiron, Judy Smith, and Jeannine Reed, Mention must be made of our Sophomore Sub., Helen Therrien, who was ready, after a few practices, to cheer when we needed her most. She did an outstanding job!! During football season the girls chose black slacks, white sport shirts, and orange and white warm-up jackets for their outfits, which proved to be very appealing The coming of basketball season brought new uniforms to the peppy squad, Much of this credit goes to their coach, Miss Jewetit, for without her help, they never would have had such flashy looking uniforms. Miss Jewett has spent much time training the girls in their snappy cheers and routines. During bas- ketball season they were outfitted in black and orange corduroy skirts with inserted pleats, black weskits, white turtle-neck jerseys. and black suede shoes. Our cheerleaders looked outstanding! I Not only have these girls cheered at all of our football and basketball games but they have solicited for tag days, sold school ban- ners and combs, sponsored Record Hops, and many other things, Hgers R , T I l- U., S M - -4 Snappy Hge ette Front Row Left to Right: Pat Couture, Carol Forbes, Second Row Left to Right: Patty Therrien, Bonita Chicoine, Connie Doiron, Paula Virgin, Judy Smith Lovis Noyes, Manager, Marlene Walsh, Ass't Mgr., Sandra Cook, Patty Crafts, Lorraine Rowe Olivette Tessier, Pauline Legere. GIIRLS' BASKETBALL Under the superb coaching of Mr. Taglienti. the Tigcrettes closed the season with nine vic- tories and five losses. Pat Couture and Carol Forbes, co-captains, headed the group with fine marksmanship and all-round great play- ing. With a few sprained ankles and some very hard fought battles during the season, the girls emerged in tip-top condition. The team will certainly miss their four seniors who are Carol Forbes and Patty Cou- ture, forwards, and Pauline Legerc and Jane Hogan, guards. Besides these seniors, there are fourteen other girls on the Varsity squad: namely, Patty Therrien, Paula Virgin, Con- nie Doiron, Lorraine Rowe, Betty Thompson, Sandra Cook, Judy Smith, Suzanne Ouellette, Patty Crafts, Bonita Chicoine, Olivette Tcssier Beverly Fournier, Jerry Pomerleau, Janice Foster, and Cynthia Riggs. The J.V. squad looks very promising, al- though they won few of their games this year, and we're sure they will go on to con- quer more victories for the Tigerettes in future years. la y Hgers Front Row Left to Right: Lawrence Plaisted, Steve Ridley, Coach Ouellette, Wayne Farrington Keith Cornelio, Second Row Left to Right: Roger Plante, Manager, Lenny Ouellette, Robert Hebert, Maurice Smith Patrick Ouellette, David Purington, Norris Smith, Charlie Crafts, Tony Gill, Manager. BASKETBALL The Basketball Team for the season of 1957-58 did not turn out to be so successful this year as in the past. After playing 18 games with great spirits, it only showed that competition was too great for them. But much credit can be given FRANKLIN COUNTY The Franklin County Tournament was some- thing else again. After overwhelming Stratton with a margin of 20 points we played King- field. This was a real thriller which was cap- tured for the Tigers by Lawrence Plaisted who sank a foul shot in the last 10 seconds to make the score 51-50. The game with Wilton for the champion- to our boys for their terrific effort to win. We hope for a better record next year, and. as we have lost only one of our first string tStephen Ridley? and have many up and com- ing players, we are sure that we will have a promising team. TOURNAMENT ship was close until the last quarter when the Eagles proved too much for the Tigers to the tune of a 22 point defeat for Jay. Mr, Ouellette also showed great spirit all through the season as coach of the boys. I am sure the boys, as well as the student body, really appreciate it. we .wg by L Q55 3 31 223 x lGclf That Ball ! ! Front Row Left to Right: Lawrence Gallant, Wayne Farrington, Lawrence Plaisted, Lawson Riggs Steve Ridley, Maurice Smith, Leonard Ouellette, Bernard Boivin, David Moore, Second Row Left to Right: George Latham, Manager, Charles Crafts, Arthur Wilkins, Jimmy Deane Peter Smith, Barry Richards, Coach Taglienti, Jerome Duguay, Conrad Hennessey, Henri Ouellette Keith Cornelio, Tony Gill, Manager, Third Row Left to Right: David Purington, David Labbe, Maurice Perreault, Norris Smith, Paul Roy Robert LeBlonde, Dakota Baker, Wayne Whitehouse. FOOTBALL Throughout perhaps one of the most dis- The scores for the games are as follows: appointing football seasons Jay has had in quite a few years, our boys were led by Jay Opponents Scores co-captains Stephen Ridley and Lawson 0 Livermore 13 Riggs, who kept their courage, sportsmanship, 7 Dixfield 36 and fighting spirit alive. Undoubtedly, when 5 M01-Se 12 you look at the scores you will realize what 0 Paris 35 a great feat this was. . During the year three men were named 0 Farmington 39 Linemen of the Weekf' They were Lawson 6 Wilton 30 Riggs, twice, Maurice Perreault, twice, and 7 WiI'1thI'0IJ 31 David Labbe once. 0 Livermore 37 1 ! T I S E Nl I T ' S W Compliments of Manager and Clerks A. 8: P. Food Store DEPOT STREET Livermore Falls M aine WILSON'S DOLLAR STORES! Inc. MAIN OFFICE: Vv INTI-IROP, MAINE Stores located in Winthrop, Auburn, Livermore Folls, Norwoy, ond Lewiston, Moine La,ndry's Furniture Co 17 Depot St. Tel. 7-3641 Livermore Falls, Maiitc COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS They were caught in a trap and growing bleary eyed from faulty TV reception until they called in CENTRAL T V SERVICE. Every- thing's rosy now . . . their screen is completely free from defects. TV SERVICE M I 40 MAIN ST cmsHoLM GREEN TOUR Home Office: P. O. Box 697 LYNN, MASS. Operators of DELUXE ALL-EXPENSE TOURS Washi-ngton, D. C., Shenandoah Valley, Gettysburg, Valley Forge, Montreal, Quebec, and Gaspe Peninsula, New York City. CiQMPLlMENTS Qi: coMPuMENTs or coMPLiMENTs or Amedee Mnumls l Grimaldi s Shoe Store Bailey s Barber Shop Chisholm Maine Main Street Chisholm Maine ' Main Street ifermore Falls Maine at .a,,, is .M Inna .snM--a.n ..... -. as ns, -a,,..,-. CXQMPLIMENTS OF i COMPLIMENTS OF Best Wishes to Class of . . 1958 Riverside Dairy Gagnon Candy Co. Victor Bizier Livermore Falls Maine Lewiston Maine Chisholm, Maine coMPuMENTs or coiMPLiMENTs or COMPLIMENTS OF Crosso.n's Garage Wynin's Variety Store Marble Cleaners Livermore Falls Maine Wilton Maine Dryden Maine C pl en+s f Dillingham's BINDERS OF me 1958 snsfzfs T I ph 2l5I9 29FklS++ Bgm Cplff Sentinel Engra vers ENGRAVERS FOR THE 1958 JAY BREEZES Dial Trini'I'y 3-334I 25SI S+ + Wa+erviIl M COMPLIMENTS of NURRWOCK SHUE Co. NORTH JAY M NE L. G.iBALFO U R - 4 ' J- ,' COMPANY V aw ., Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement lnvitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia - - Medals 81 Trophies Box 244, Cape Cottage Branch Portland 9, Maine Complime.n+s of INTERNATICNAL PAPER CO. and TRI-MILL CHAPTER E. M. B. A. Compliments of The Farmington - Wilton New Car Dealers Association Backus Garage J. W. 8: W. D. Barker Horn Motor Morton Motor Company Newman Motor Company East Wilton, Maine Farmington, Maine Farmington, Maine Farmington, Maine Farmington, Maine B-as 'vomosrmf suns THE FORSTER NAME HAS MEANT QUALITY IN THE WOODENWARE INDUSTRY SINCE 1887 PRODUCING PRODUCTS MADE IN MAINE. KNOWN AND SOLD THE WORLD OVER. MF.o coo, FAIMINOYOII, MAINI -..4.,...,. -.-1 1 1 ll For Complete Coverage 9 , of South Franklin and Northern Androscaggin Counties Read the Wilton Times A Real Newspaper ' Dial Wilton 5-8525 Main 'Street Wilton, Maine Telephones Garage - 7-36Ol A. Lemelin - 7-2744 Al winter - 7-3501 E. Niic-H658 ltl - 5-sem AL WINTER Jay, Maine Ask for AI, Frenchie, or Nick 5 - l. 4, I ' 1 The I958 Jay Breezes . Was Prin+eoI By Central Maine Press PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS Dial 2-I8I6 478 Canal Sfreef Lewis+on, Maine .IAY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS A cordial welcome awaits you at DEPGSITORS I You are invited to use our carnpete banking services Depositors Trust Company Wiltian, Maine I9 offices serving the I-Iearf of Maine MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION co-MPLIM-ENTS OF First National Bank Farmington Maine Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation KING COLIE POTATO CHIPS I74 Cash St. South PortIand Maine TeI. 2-2024 C. M. JOHNSON Local Distributor Dixfield, Maine Tel. Locust 2-7854 Preston Insurance Agency FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING FARMINGTON, MAINE Preston's Policies Provide Proper Protection 2831 Representing The Travelers Compliments of STEWART S LU NC H H. E. Puriangton Store BIRD SHINGLES FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES GRCCERIES - GRANDIN GRAINS -GULF GAS Farmington Maine and OIL DS M DRY GOODS Compliments of n MEDICINES RAY'S MARKET . TEL. WILTON 5-2215 Complete Service Farmington Maine NORTH JAY MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF B 81 E Motor Express, Inc. I9 K.night Street Avuburn-, Moine COMPLIMENTS OF TERMINALS Dr. Robert D. Iewlston Auburn S-lloddard Rangeley 58 D CALL STATIONS Qptoimef,-ist Farmington 4844 Bath 1951 Rockland 8004 Portland sm-uae 2-8357 Wmon Maine Livermore Falls 7-3461 The woods are full of bar- gains when it comes to insurance. But you don't want that kind of a settle- ment when the time comes to pay you. You're wise to buy from an agent you know, live near and can trust. Perhaps that's Why more people than ever COMPLIMENTS OF CLEMEN'S 81 MARTIN ESSO SERVICENTER Wilton, Moi-ne Omer Beisaw Contractor Glrovel before depend upon us for Dio' 7-3346 their insurance needs. Stop Joy Mgine in! 4 Dubord's Ins. Agency I I ' , 5-H05 STORE Moin Street Chisholm Morne FArzMaNeToN, MAINE ll VERMORE FALLS' TRUST COMPANY MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION --I Humpty Dumpty Potato Chips For a Favorite Treat OUR POTATO STICKS AND CHEESE CORN Can'T Be Seat! Humpty Dumpty Po+a+o Chip Co. PORTLAND MAINE Compliments of Franklin County Savings Bank Farmington Maine Estab islfied i868 Assets, September 30, i956 58,698.44 Lei Us Help You Build Improve or Repair Your Home I 1 7 I The Kyes Agency Howard E. Kyes and Carlton F. Scott COMPLIMENTS OF The Wilton Lumber Co. Masons' Supplies Lumber Millwork Insurance and Real Estate Building Supplies point Plumbing Hardware Dial 5-2100 COO! WILTON MAINE wmon Morne For Correct Lubrication Moorefv Marlfet Where can you spend money And save money, too? The answer is - - Top Value Stamps Premium for everyone Livermore Falls Dial 7-3411 Maine For Correct Lubhication ' BILL'S CA S0 STATION RANGE AND FUEL OIL - BATTERY CHARGING SPECIALIZE IN AUTO ELECTRONICS Dial 7-3496 Owned and Operated by WILFRED J. LABBE Main Street Chisholm, Maine AMBULANCE FLORIST SERVICE SERVICE . R BRUWN Funeral Service Dial 7-3588 Livermore Falls Maine HAVE YOU A HEATING PROBLEM ? We Stock Stocker - Anthracite and Bituminous Coal WINKLER LOW PRESSURE OIL BURNERS, Furnaces and Boilers COLEMAN BLEND - Air Furnaces - Caloric Gas Stoves And Space Heaters Distributors of Socony Kerosene and Mobil Heat Expert Oil Burner Service MOBIL-FLAME BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Gas Installed on any Stove Servicemen 24 Hours a Day - Free Heat Surveys Dial 7-3413 RAND 81 MO0RE Livermore Falls Maine H E FOURNIEIL INC HARDWARE HEATING AND PLUMBING SPORTING GOODS DIAL 7-ZI76 L rmore FoIIs Mgine Compliments of I I b OUELLETTE'S SUNNY DAIRY TEXACQ OIL Milk and Cream All Milk clarifi d b f pa uriz H Diesel, Range and Fuel P mpt Servic make our own ice c 5 Qff Didl 7-2165 7 2060 7 2400 J. R. Lo Frefn-iere 81 Sons Ch' h lm 1V i Chisholm Maine C0 'P'i ?ef'fS f 1 BLISS COLLEGE 160 Lisbon Sfreet l.JeWi NORTH JAY -, - - I Coursesl l d Ac t' 'GRANGE STORE I can mg Business Administrabi General Merchandis A B ness Teacher'TY g Glen H. Mosher, Mgr. Secretarial Catalog Sent Visitors A N th J Y Maine O Request Alsvays Welc ' ' AT HOIME Q 9 4 AT WORK Jr. ,Q AT PLAY ELECTRICITY SERVES YOU BEST EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY C E NTR L A INE POW!! OMPANV GENERAL OFFICE: 9 GREEN STREET, AUGUSTA We Have 0 Hand At All Times A Full Line Of Students' And Young Men's SUITS TOPCOATS HATS -- CAPS - FURNISHINGS DRESS SHOES ann-d LUGGAGE Livermore Falls Clothing Co. Store Of Values D'al 7-3335 Li more Falls Maine NQRM'S UPHGLSTERING Remodeling - Refinishing UPHOLSTERY Supplies and Accessorie VENETIAN BLINDS Telepho 7 2196 ' Chi h lm Maine Compliments of SANITARY DAIRY R 1 na Fourniekrgglsif Pasteurizeld Milk 8. Cream Home Made lee Cream Main Street Chisholm, Maine Di l D ' y 7 4677 - Res. 7-2477 ll Deshaies l. 6. A. Cash Market Dial 7-2187 Main Street Chisholm Moi A GOOD EDUCATION . . . includes Good Nutrition Harris Balring Company Wotervi le -- M G. H. BASS and Company Shoemcrkers Since T776 Wilton Moi Duponi's Paint 8. Hardware Dial Livenmore Falls 7-2427 - AUTHORIZED DEALER - TOURAINE Sr KYANIZE PAlNaTS 10 Main Street Chisholm, M Cpl f Livermore Shoe Company Every Worker A Company Parfner GEE 8rBEE Sporting Goods 'Company Court Street Husson College Ma.ine's Largest School of Business, Training Terminal Courses : Stenographic, Typing Clerical, Business Administration, Accounting Medical Secretariallu Legal Secretarial Executive Secretarial These are of one and two years' duration Degree Courses : B.S. in Secretarial Science, B.S. in Accounting, B.S. in Business Administration, B.S. in Business Education i These are of four years' duration Education is cheap. It is ignorance and incompetence that cost dearly. - A'-lblllfll i Maine Wilhoit ' ' FREE CATALOG - C. H. HUSSON, President COMPLIMEN-I-S OF COMPLIMENTS OF Martin Typewriter Exchange Service Upper Tu mer Street Auburn Moine Ambrose T.V. 81 Appliance Store Moin Street, Chisholm Phone Livermore Fails 7-2351 Your Norge 8. Motorola Deoler. For Your T.V. Set or home oppliorice, come to the st-ore where your dollar is worth MORE. The store ot prompt, depend- oble service COMPLIMENTS OF INSURANCE OF BILL and SlM'S ALL KINDS MARKET Edward H. Cloutier MEAT, Eisi-I ond GROCERIES A99-H+ Telephone 7-2270 3 Church Street - Moin Street Livermore 'Folls Maine Chisholm Moine THE -ADVERTISER COMPUMENTS OF CO. BAILEY BROTHERS GARAGE ' PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS Bonk BUi'C'i 9 12 Pork sneer Livermore Falls Meme Livermore Falls Moine Compl iments of Livermore Falls WATER DISTRICT E. E.. CLOUTIER Dealers In HARDXVARE - VVALLPAPER OIL BRUSHES - CROCKERY Paint and Electrical Supplies Dial Office 7-3445 Dial 7-2381 Dial Moose Ijlill 7-2020 I Church Streef Livermore Falls Maine Livermore Falls Maine Complimenfs Turner and Ri-clley, Inc. of , I Blue Seal Poultry And Dairy Fee-ds DeLaval Milkers Arid I A Separators Lumber and Buildina Supplies Dial 7-34-6l L ivermore Falls Mai-ne Livermore Fells g Maine . , Compl imenfs of Maine Hardware 618 - 622 Congress Streer BRYANT BROTHERS GARAGE A ' GENERAL REPAIRS ' A A Parts - Soles and Service ' ' - U Cl C -- I A il a I -- A Compliments of ' f DUBORD'S SUPER MARKET sholm Mo KEN'S MOBILE GAS STATION Tel, 7-2149 rmore Falls Compliments of BOWEN'S BODY SHOP Homelite Chain Saws Mercury Outboa r-d Motors Phone 7-2210 Livermore Falls Maine Compliments of J. GUY COOLIDGE STORE DRY GOODS, GARMENTS, and MILLINERY Dial 7-2152 Livermore Falls Maine BEST WISHES to the Jay High Sahool Seniors of 1958 LIVERMORE FALLS RECORD FOUNDRY Livermore Falls Maine BAILEY FURNITURE co, For Up-To--Date FURNITURE Appliances and Eyerything Musical. . . Repairing - Servicing Ura I ity: GUS Dial 7-2223 Livermore Falls Maine O'D'ONNELL FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE o nd FLOWERS 96 Main Street Diol 7-3456 84 7-3457 Livermore Fo Is Maine FARMINGTON FARMERS' UNION FARMINGTON, MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF MICKEY'S VARIETY STORE CURRIER C. 81 JOSEPH F. HOLMAN LAWYERS Farmington Maine RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSES FLOWERS Fon Au. occA,sioNs 153 Mai-n St., Farmington, Me. Compliments of Burgess Shoe Store Dial 5-8866 Wilton Maine Compliments of WELLMAN S CHEVROLET CO. TEXACO SERVICE AND Tel. 7-2367 PORTLAND PRESS HERALD , Mom Street NEWS BUREAU EDWARD T. MAGUIRE Livermore Folls Mciine Farmington, Maine SCRIVENS se T0 51.00 Self - Service Main Street Wilton Maine Compliments of Edwo rds Department Store Wilton, Maine Compliments of Wilton Hardware i mul 5-2266 Wilton Maine Compliments of o A STAR SHOE STORE Shoes, Rubbers and Hosiery Samsonite Luggage Dial 7-2303 22 Main Street Livermofre Falls Main Auburn Maine Scho-ol Of Commerce The Business College of Merit and Distinction Fall Term Starts Sept. 3, i958 Paul S. Seavey, Mgr, Agnes C. Seavey, principal 53 Court Street, Auburn Dial 2-2171 DAVIS and ROLFE We Sell' Better Living WILTON Your Main Gas Dealer Compliments of Brookside Filling Station Inc. Phone 5-2011 VVilton, Maine . COMPLIMENTS OF . Dill's Men's Shop, lanc. e I Farmington I Maine Compliments of Clyde Thomas Jay I Maine Trask Jewelers Gifts for all Occasions Farmington Maine M WY' V , 7,-..,,.- Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY 5c 8: l0c Store Farmington Maine Compliments of ENJOY EPSI' 014 Q , . PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Auburn - Portland Latham's . Service Station p Proprietor - Gerald Walsh Dial 7-2169 Jay ' Maine To the Breezes Staffi The best of luck in making this year's Breezes outstanding. Woodworkers Ot Beisaw's Garage Desoto - Plymouth - GMC Truck 'V ' Dial 5-2'l2'l Established I926 North Jay Maine W. L. Gordon and Associates ' ' BUILDING MATERIALS Chain Saws and Lumber ' Dial 7-3270 Chisholm A I Maine I ' Compliments of Chisholm Fruit Dial 7-2224 Chisholm Maine - Compliments of Coca - Cola BCH-ling Weld, Inc. Small's Jewelry Store ,th -Avo, ww, Phil lsraelson, Prop. Co- Eme,.y'S Dial 7-2021 Farmington Main' 0 . Livermore Falls Maine A s , - Service Station ' Compliments of D!AL 7-2610 compliments of HQME LQAN chashioum moan. Berry Hill '2 DWP' 5 ' Dr. Leonard A. Page Orchard C0- Dlal 74679 OPTOMETRIST Dia' 74273 Livermore Falls Maine 32 Main Street Lgvumore Falls Maine 4- Livermore Falls Maine Diql 1.3682 Scott's Barber Sho . P W Chisholm gm., w, Hinkley, p,.,,, Dr. Francis P. Palculslc: pad-ry Shoppe 44 Main Street Optometrist - CATERERS . Livermore Falls Maine Livermore Falls Maine Chisholm, Maine Livermore Falls Baking Co., Inc. Dial 7-3442 Livermore Falls Maine Liverm-ore Falls i Rlcl-lARDsoN's DINER l 1 20 Main Street Richordson's Restaurant 27 Depot Street HOME COOKING Livermore Falls Maine The Same Old Wish At W7lton Printed ROGER PRESTON Conner Garage General Repairs Dial 7-3554 Jay Maine Tri - Town Cleaners Radio CO. AND LAuNoenmE Dial 7-4944 PI'0ClLIC'l'S, l'nC. Diql 7-2781 Li F ll M - iicongiiiiiiuiaiionsii Livermore Falls Maine vefmvfe 5 5 'une Class of 1958, .lay l'l.S. c 'ii 'e 's 'i LIFE CUT RATE Maurice A. LaPointe Dr' Roger Perron Main and Depot Streets BAIEUESITSIZG Office - Dial 7-2721 Dial 7-3300 , Home - Dial 7-4713 , D 74320 Livermore Falls Maine Liveiimoie iiiiiis Maine Livermore iiiiiis Maine WAT-i Q I ANDERSQN5 Giiua S Fossis Jewelry Store insurance Agency . Dial 7-2143 Famous Eating Place Dial 7.3471 Livermore Falls Maine Livermore iiaiis Maine Livermore Falls Maine Complime-115 of PHOTOGRAPHY Main Street by . DR. J, w. DILLER DANIELS Sunoco 5,a+,,,n . - ' ll hvermore Fails Maine Livermore Fa S Maine Livermore Falls Maine i Hamls Drug Wes-I-ern Au-I-0 Compliments of S'f0l'e lnc. Associate Store Friendly Fashioins The Rexull 5l0l'e Dial 7-2230 Women's and Chilclren's Apparel Dial 7-3463 1 I4 Depot Street , E Main Street L. F H . Dial 7'23 2 Livermore Falls Maine ivermoiie iii S Maine Livermore Falls, Maine Compliments of B'EN:'S CLOTHING 81 SHOE STORE Arrow' Shirts Dickie Pants Ace Jackets Campus Sportswear Endicott-Johnson and Sundial Shoes Auitoglirfaplhs COMPLIMENTS OF I Compliments of CUIMMINGS Jolwn Sexton Xe Co. Cleaners and Furriers National Wholesale Grocers Auburn Maine Chicago 90, Illinois I M Ui ' 't WC M gngliqzlcmip Frenclfs Lorne Pine CAPS A GOWNS Please Eat Hare CHOIR 8. APPAREL Route Ne 4 483 Andover Street Lawrence Mass. Turner, Maine