Kingfield High School - Abram Breeze Yearbook (Kingfield, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

THE A I6 Breeze VO XII KINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 195859 WW, Qi f Ac 'W' THE 59 Edltor an Chief Suzanne Tufts Assistant Edntor Jean Oliver 60 Busuness Stat? Clanton Knapp 59 Merton Meldrum 59 Class Editors Mavns Atwood Sandro Norton 60 George Walko 61 James Meldrum 62 Calendar Arthur Welch 59 59 10 ABRAM BREEZE STAFF Dramatic Editor Verna Phllbrlck 60 Athletic Editor Gurls Dorothy Luce 59 Boys Cecul Leeman 60 Exchange Edltor Judith Jordan 59 Joke Editor Davnd Wulllamson 60 Alumnn Edutor Evangellne Chadbourne Photogrophuc Edutor Murnam Reid 60 Faculty Advusor Mrs Chadbourne Cover Desngn Suzanne Tufts '59 L - . , , M A A ..,,,,l L A , , , . .'59 , VM 57,.::,,,,-I jf if . l 2 A Q figs' f V, . 1 t -1. V V ..t-am, ..,-.- r,4,H,.4,. ,,,,,,,- ,Z 1, . I WZM4, f ,. to ,f -gy '-,., ,,,7,J,5 , , X Q I Q? ,, 34If ,,f,w,,W, . 2 gf mf f f ff ' ' Y ' . 513 4 f . ' --. f A f , V-W, 'N'-V-M-.. ' . Al' we , , . f ,V .QM , V 4 X' X 1, It ' Q. IA ' 5 A f ,. A A , 6 , , r ,A , . f. , Q as li ' ' ' I , ,, .. - , , 5 ng. , A 5, s..... , tw . .-.x ' Q - -,X Y - I ,A- I' 'X xx 4 .. ' . . . , . . . . , . . . , . . . . , . , , I I ' I . . , . . , , . . . . , , . . . , . . - . . . , , . DEDICATION PAGE TWO We the students of Kingfield High School are grateful the kind advice and service so freely extended throughout the basketball season by dedicating this twelfth edition The Abram Breeze to MR DWAIN POULIN for this opportunity to show our appreciation for of FACULTY EVELYN B CHADBOURNE BA Colby College Teaches Englush French and Latm Coach of Dramatvcs Advu or for the Yearbook HERBERT L LUSH BS Gorham State Teachers College Teaches Soclal Studles Business Law and Drnver Education Coach of Glrls Basketball and Boys Baseball CARLTON P WOOD BS In Educatlon Unnversnty of Marne Thirty Hours Graduate Work at the Umversuty of Marne Prmclpal Teaches Mathematics and Sclence PAGE THREE . ., . , , . . C . . ., . , , . . . , , - -1 1 1 The Abram Breeze Stull and Student Council 50 THE ABRAM BREEEZE STAFF ron? Row left fo rghl Rend D Wnllncmson Knapp S Tuffs Olnver M Meldrum A Wec Second Row Mrs Chodbourne Phnlbrck J Meldrum E Chodbourne Jordon Leemon Wolko Norton D Luce Avwood Mwwwwgmwm STUDENT COUNCIL euled lelv vo 1' 'Vooci c :ol msw r vmpp res em lee-m.m Vce Prem env Olive-v ecn,-muy uve v 1 lumsou gs v v usa e usen ul e D Nichols So O more Class Rep r-sew, ess Rnpve 1 1 1 e of Class Repvesevfv Ive PAGE FOUR C 4 v H .- ,. ' ,R ,W pt: w Q, Y s w 5 W -K Y ,,, ' , ff l M f x X I I 'K F l ' , ' ' , , . , ' , . , , llm. I . I l , , ,,,, , S vvgl Mv , ' Pvw wp , S TUUS Tw Pj K P I lil , ' I d , S Sfvlwg TWH F1-Mvuwfl Rpf Ylv, ' ph v v L' we Ho 1 Jwwov Cll - 5u'X'j,:'wvk V Hc'g eaves S 'H IJ SENIQRS QE fix 1 J X i X .ZL iv The Class of T959 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Coun Mcuvus Loey Atwood College s be r to be smal an shune Than to be large and cast a shadow s etball l 2 3 4 Soft .1 Cheer l.ea r 3 Head Cheer Leader 3 One Plays 2 3 Semor Play Gurls Chorus 2 3 Class Edutor The Abronu Breeze 2 3 Reporter to T e Skt 3 Assustunt Eclutor an ust f e u u Valeductory 4 Cul Leyton Ruchard Crocker General G od luck us a lazy mans estumote of a worker s suc cess Transfer from M cluson Hugh 2 Stage Manager and Tucket Com muttee for Senuor Play 4 Taker of Tuckets for Basketball Games CLASS OFFICERS Representatuve Vurgunua Etta Hargreaves Gunger College The supreme happuness of lute us the convuctuon that we are loved s etboll l 2 3 4 Soft a 4 One A Pa Senuor Play 4 Publuc Speakung l Class Edutor of The Abram Breeze l Alumnu Edutor 2 3 o of The Sku Luft Assustant Edutor 3 Gurls Chorus 4 Class Secretar Class Representatuve to Student ouncul 3 4 Betty Croc er Hornemokung Award 4 PAGE SIX Clinton Knapp Arthur Welch Suzanne Tufts Dorothy Luce Vurgunuo Hargreaves Charles R Hunkley General No one us too old to learn o too young to teach Basketball 2 4 Baseball 'I 3 4 Track l Cross Counu 4 One Act Play 3 Senuor Play nd 4 Operator o Movue Protector 4 Juduth Eluune Jordan Judy College T e gurl who w ns us the gurl who works e gurl who ouls v ue next one shurks Transfer from Boothb ry Reguon al Hugh un January l958 Bas all T Sot .1 4 Glee Club and Gurs orus T 2 3 ru Orchestra T 3 Scuence u 2 r ung ub Latun u l u c oo change Eoutor of The Abram Bree e 4 Treasurer The Sku Luft 4 Publuc Speak ung 2 One Act Plays 3 Senuor ay 4 Canrludate 0 au nrval Queen 3 4 Queen 4 C Clunton Knapp Clunt College Dulugence rs the touuucluutuouu of good fortune Manager of Boys Bcsketbsull Pub uc peakung l 4 ne Plays 2 3 Senuor Play Boys Chorus 3 Manager of Maqazune Campaugn 3 Second Hugh Salesman 3 Thurd Hugh 4 Photogrophuc Edutor t The A ram Breeze Busuness 2 3 4 StatT of The u u 3 4 Class Presudent 3 4 Student Councul uce Presuclent 3 Presudent 4 Man ager of Carnrval Queen Can dudote 2 M unager of Carnuval Queen 3 Delegate to Boys tote 3 S oo Marshal Senuor Mrrshcl 4 Motto Flower Colors and Gowns Class Class Class Caps Senuor Marshal DATES OF COMMENCEMENT Knowledge Is Power Whute Rose Blue and Gold Blue wtth Gold Tassels Clunton Knapp Baccalaureate May 31 'I 9 Commencement June 4 1959 Dorothy Eva Luce Dotty To a young us un Outung Club 2 4 Basketball Captaun 3 4 Gurls Chorus Hu Salesman ugn l 2 3 Senuor Play 4 Gurls Sports utor of he Skt Luft Gurs Athletnc Edutor f e ram Breeze 3 Cass Teasurer 2 3 4 Candrlue for Carnuval Queen 4 College heart everythung S ftball l Sku School 3 4 Magazune Cam 4 One Act Play Merton Wallace Meldrum General Aum at the hughest Bas etball l 3 4 Baseball l Cross Coun r Publuc Speakung l 4 One A t Plays 2 3 Senuor Play 4 Staff e Sku ut Busuness Staff of The Abram Breeze 3 4 Class Vuce Pres: dent 'I Class Representatuve to Student Councul 2 General Manager of Magazune Cam paugn 4 Manager for Car nuval Queen Canduclute 4 Thurcl Honor 4 Suzanne Jean Tufts ue General Luve today for tomorrow may never come tballl 2 3 4 Basket a 3 4 Co Captaun 4 u un Club 2 Sk Sc ool 3 rsCharusl 2 3 4 Pu u Speakung T One Act Plays 2 3 Senuor Play 4 Thurd Hn h Salesman an Magazune Cam pau n l Assnstant Edutor of The Abram Breeze 3 Edutor un Chuef 4 Assustant Edutor of e Sku uft Edutor Carnnval Queen Candudate 3 4 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Class Representattve to Student Coun 1 Secretary of Stu ent Councul 3 Treasurer 4 HONORS Valeductory Mavus Atwood Salutatory Arthur Welch Thurd Honor Merton Meldrum A away PAGE SEVEN , 95 . f - ' , Q , 2, 3, ' - 5 'l, 2, 3, 45 Ca- I ' ' ' u, 2, 3, 795 in ' - PO' , , 3. : - Ecl' T I ' ' 3, 4, ' I ' ' A 0 'f Th 1, Ab , 45 I r , , 1 '.:t tt 'H ls , , i A , 2, 3, 45 t y 3, 4, .1 , ' 7 ' C a k , 1 z , - I of Th ' rf 2, 3, 4, ' . ,, A , . 4: Y . , ' - su- - If . 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I I f cil 1 cl Arthur Roosevelt Welch .lr Ar General Smules cannot be bought begged borrowed or stolen They are worthless unless guven Bsetballl 2 3 4 Ca p a n 4 seball Publuc Speakung l Senuor Play Bo s Ath etuc Edutor The Abram Breeze 3 Cal endar of The Abram Breeze 4 Boys Sports Eclutor of The u Luft 4 Class Tre urer 'l Class Vuce Presudent 2 3 4 Class Captaun of Msg-1 zune Ccumpaugn 4 Salutatory 4 Roland Royce Wulcox Success ns a lourney no a destunatxon Transfer from Phullups Hugh 3 Basketball l 2 3 Manager 4 seballl 2 3 T oss Countryl 2 3 Senuor Play 4 Assustant Operator of Movue Prolector 4 Senuor Report As Senuors the class of 1959 have been very busy completung theur last year hugh school Once back to school un Sep tember we held a class meetung to elect our officers We chose to reelect those who had served the prevuous year Our flrst bug undertakung was the faur booth at North New Portland Besudes havung to move the booth baclf from the roadway we added seats around the sudes of the booth and buult new shelves unsude We organuzed our commuttees and can vassed the town for food A large profit was realuzed from thus and we would luke gracuously to thank all the townspeople who helped un makung thus a flnancual suc cess Next we began work on our senuor play whuch had already been chosen Here Comes Charlue Thus was a comedy play wuth hullbully hugh socuety and modern everyday characters Everyone un our class partucupated un ut by beung a character un ut or by beung a property manager It was an extra long play especually for a hugh school prolect but under the coach ung of Mrs Chadbourne and wuth the wull ungness of the whole class ut came off successfully guvung our treasury a boost We were already engaged un varuous actuvutues un the hugh school program We are proud to say that we had one or more persons from our class un every actuvuty conducted by our hugh school The co cur rucular actuvutues uncluded magazune druve druver educatuon publuc speakung gurls chorus band yearbook, newspaper sku school all events durung the Wunter Car nuval basketball baseball and even cross country and track Our class has proved to be an ambutuous one un sellung magazunes for the Magazune Campaugn held every fall For each of our four years we have won a ten dollar pruze for sellung the most as a class and Dorothy Luce has been the hugh unduvudual sales PAGE EIGHT man Clunton Knapp has been among the hugh four for the last two years Other actuvutues we have engaged un to add money to our treasury were the food booth at basketball games varuous food sales and record hops wuth hula hoop and pue eatung contests for everyone to enloy Thus year for the flrst tume a Betty Crocker test was guven to all the senuor gurls Thus was a test on general home makung and home management Vurgunua Hargreaves receuved the honor of wunnung and her test wull be entered wuth others un the state contest We all want to congratu late her and wush her luck wuth her entry As the school year progressed a man from the U S Securuty Commussuon Skowhegan came and gave the Senuors varuous aptutude tests to see what voca tuons we are best suuted for A few weeks later two representatuves came to unter vuew each one of us separately on our vo catuonal abulutues and what occupatuons we mught do best un We are now un the process of plannung our senuor class trup We are takung the sux day tour wuth Green Tours wuth an extra day un New York Cuty Mr and Mrs Ches ley Punkham wull accompany us thus year Some of the places of unterest we untend to see are Raduo Cuty Musuc Hall Inde pendence Hall Valley Forge Sky Lune Cav erns Mount Vernon the Washungton and Luncoln Memoruals Arlungton Cemetery and the U S Caputal Upon returnung from our class trup w wull begun on our graduatuon plans We feel that we have been very actuve un the undertakungs of Kungfleld Hugh School thus year and want to wush the Senuors of the future as much enloyment as we have had We would also luke to thank the towns people and the faculty of Kungfleld Hugh School for the help they have guven us un our hugh school years O , . ln , 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . 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I . 1 . . . . - , - I 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 2 1 1 1 , , . . . 1 1 1 , e 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 Clmfon mzzbwcln MAYIS Leyfon Class of 1960 REBECCA H ORN DAVID W I LLIAMSON KIRTLEY WOODCOCK HUB E RT NORTON M A XINE LUCE SAND R A NORTON JOS E PH HUTCHINS J EAN OLIVER EVANGELINE CHADB O URNE ROSWE LL CROCKER VERNA PHI L BRICK DAVID BO Y NTON J OYCE LOVEJOY ARTH U R THOMPSON DO N ALD HAMLIN CEC I L LEEMAN MELD O N GILMORE MIRIAM REID RO S ETTA PINKHAM On September 3 T958 twenty Junuors returned to Kungfleld Hugh School Before In the annual Magazune Campaugn Donald Hamlun was assustant manager for the first semester was over we lost one student Lendell Chase makung our class membershup nuneteen At our flrst class meetung we chose the followung oftlcers Presudent Meldon Gulmore Vuce President Verna Phulbruck Secretary Davud Boynton Treasurer Jean Oluver Student Councul Representatuve Rebecca Horn Shortly after hus electuon Davud Boynton resugned hus office and Evangelune Chad had enrolled un the Druver Educatuon class whuch met every actuvuty peruod and prevented hum from attendung any class meetung held at that tume Our class actuvutues have been few We catered to the auctuon at the late Mabel Caswells on October II and I8 T958 On November 7 T958 we had a Hunters Ball In December we had a fudge sale and a record hop Durung our February vacatuon we are consuderung beung sponsors to a record hop furnushung entertaunment for ourselves and for the skuers un the races on Sugarloaf In the sprung we hope to hold the annual Junuor Prom and we wull put on the Commencement Dance the school and Verna Phulbruck and Cecul Leeman were the captauns respectuvely for the uunuor gurls and boys Several members of the uunuor class were un basketball On the gurls team were Evangelune Chadbourne Maxune Luce and Verna Phulbruck Sandra Norton was the gurls manager On the boys team were Cecul Leeman Hubert Norton and Davud Wulluamson Last fall Donald Hamlun Cecul Leeman Hubert Norton and Davud Wulluamson ran cross country Meldon Gulmore Joseph Hutchuns Cecul Leeman and Davud Wulluam Thus wunter Evangelune Chadbourne Maxune Luce and Davud Boynton are tak ung lessons Monday afternoons on Sugar loaf Mt Davud has also taken part un two sku meets Several uunuor gurls have been practucung wuth Mrs Wung and Mrs Lander un the Gurls Chorus They unclude Evangelune Chadbourne Rebecca Horn Sandra Nor ton Verna Phulbruck and Muruam Reud The uunuor class has been represented un the band under the unstructuon of Mr Flagg of Strong by two members Jean Oluver and her saxophone and Davud Boynton and hus trumpet 1 I l l ' I I . . . I I . ' - I 1 1 I I o - 1 1 1 ' I . I . I I , , I 1 1 I 1 I ' I . . I - - 1 I l ' bourne was elected to replace him. David Son Wefe on The bU59bC'll leam- 1 1 1 1 . . . I so - - , 1 1 I ' Q . . . I I ' . 1 - I I - 1 . I : Some of the Junuars have held regular posutuons on the staff of The Sku Lft They are Jean Oluver edutor un ch ef Muruam Reud class editor Verna Phulbruck exchange edutor and Cecul Leeman lake edutor Regular reporters are Maxune Luce Sandra Norton and Davud Wulluamson Jean Oluver was elected ossustant edutor of The Abram Breeze Also having edutorual posutuons on the staff are Sandra Norton lunuor edutor Verna Phulbruck dramatuc editor Muruam Reud photo edutor and Davud Wulluomson lake edutor Cecul and Davud helped sell ads on trups to other towns Others uncludung Davud Boynton and Donald Hamlin have helped sell ads to merchants un town Durung the first half of the year Rebecca Horn Verna Phulbruck Muruam Reid David Boynton Donald Homlun Joseph Hutchins and Kurtley Woodcock were all enrolled un the druver education class taking the study course durung actuvuty peruod and doung all theur druvung after school The last semester thus year these Junuars are enrolled Evangelune Chadbourne and Sandra Norton These actuvutues show you what we have school membershup It does not seem pos suble that there us only part of one semester left of thus year and that we wull be Senuors un so short a tume BE T SY MOORE T H OMAS BOYCE D E NNIS BAKER S TEVEN MORRELL C O LBY ROBINSON P ATRICIA WOODFORD ARDELL C H ADBOURNE 0 LIN WHITE FAYE McKENNEY GE O RGE WALKO LAW R ENCE NIEMI D E NISE NICHOLS LORRAINE DAVID S ON Class of 1961 On September 3 T958 suxteen Sopho mares returned to Kungfield Hugh School ta start a new school year All of the students from the freshman class of last year came back except Joan Walker whose family had moved back to New York Two stu dents were added Walter Baker and James Bunker They both left however a short tume later Walter to enlust un the Unuted States Marine Corps and James to work un the North Anson Reel Company Joyce Abbott also left us Our class officers are President Dennus Baker Vuce President Lorraune Davudson Secretary Patrucua Woodford Treasurer Steven Morrell Student Councul Representative Denuse Nuchols In the Magazine Campaign last fall Lorraune Davudson and Steven Morrell were class captauns for the gurls and the boys respectuvely Lorraune dud very well as a salesman too for she was the second hughest salesman un the school Lorraune Davudson and Betsy Moore were the only sophomore gurls to be on the Krngfield Hugh School gurls basketball squad There were two boys on the boys' team Steven Morrell, who had a regular startung posutuon, and Olun Whute, who also saw quute a lot of actuon thus year Both of these boys play baseball Lorraune Davudson has sung un the Gurls Chorus There are three band members un our class Faye McKunney, who plays the snare drums, Betsy Moore, who plays the clarunet, and Steven Morrell, who plays the trumpet Faye also played her electruc - - 11 - i 'uf ' . I . . i I I , . I .. . I . . . . I . I . . I I I I . I . I . i . I , I , . If Il ' ' ' , ' ' ' 1 ' ' , - . . I . . . ' h graphic editorg Cecil Leeman, boys' athletic been CIOIDQ GS G class CINCI CIS PGVI of the ' l I 1 I ' . ' 1 1 I I I- ' I I ' - . 1 ' ' ' I I , 6 , A .,,,,,..,,, it ,JZ .Q A Q . gf Wm? qz- X guitar to help entertain us at our Christmas party the morning before our vacation started. George Walko is the only one of us to be elected to the staff of The Abram Breeze although Faye McKenney helped sell ads in Kingfield. More of us how- ever are on the staff of The Sku u Faye McKenney us make up edutor Lor raune Davudson us one of the gossup ed utors Steven Morrell us sophomore edutor and Betsy Moore us one of the reporters Class actuvutues for the year have been rather few We dud sponsor the Freshman Inutuatuon followed by a record hop We held another record hop the nught before Valentines Day We also have had several fudge sales On the brught sunny day of September 3 T958 twenty one boys and gurls entered and climbed the stairs of the Stanley School to begun theur years schoolung Freshmen un Kungfield Hugh School Later un the year two of our members dropped out leaving us a total of nuneteen members and tyung us wuth the Junuors for the honor of havung the largest class un Kungfield Hugh The first class meetung surprused the boys who have a mauoruty un numbers with a nearly all gurl officer staff The gurls by theur shrewdness un causung the boys to splut theur votes succeeded un namung the followung as our class officers You wull note there us only one boy on the lust Presudent Carolyn Woodford Vuce Presudent Jacquelune Tufts Secretary Lunda Trenholm Treasurer Donna Wulcox Student Councul Representatuve Terrence Wulluamson Soon after school opened last fall, Mr. Smith, our superintendent, announced that Kingfield High School students would be able to take Driver Education if there were enough of us interested in it. After the textbooks arrived classes were held under the supervision of Mr. Lush. The Juniors and Seniors took ut for the first semester Now ut us our turn We wull soon be on the road druvung Those of us takung the course are Thomas Boyce Ardell Chad bourne Lorraine Davidson Betsy Moore Steven Morrell Lawrence Nuemu George Walko Olin White and Patrucua Woodford Even though ut us cold and snowing as l wrute thus we all know that soon ut wull be warmer and that June and the close of the school year are not too far away Class of 1962 After a few weeks of school came the time for Freshman Inutuatuon On the nught of September 30 1958 an unutuatuon took place Each Freshman was made up as a partucular person and had some sully stunt to perform on the stage before an audience After the unutuatuon we were guests of the Sophomores at a record hop ln the annual Magazine Campaign Carolyn Woodford and Terrence Wulluam son were our class captains Our class was second among the classes un the amount of money turned un ln the fall Robert Hargreaves James Meldrum and Terrence Wulluamson played baseball During the wunter the same three boys went out for basketball Ter rence played on the starting five The fol lowung gurls were on the gurls squad Georgie Donahue Patrucua Hunkley and Jacqueline Tufts Robert Newell have been up on Sugarloaf for ski lessons James Meldrum and CLASS OF l960 Front Row Lleft to rughtj Horn Oliver Gilmore Phulbruck E Chadbourne Second Row Reud Loveloy Boynton R Crocker H Norton Hamlun M Luce Third Row S Norton Thompson Leeman D Wulluamson Woodcocll Hutchins R Punkham CLASS OF 1961 Front Row ileft to rughtl Nichols P Woodford Baker Davudson Morrell Second Row Boyce Robunson Moore Wollzo A Chadbourne L Nuemu Absent McKenney Whute CLASS OF l962 Front Row ileft to rughtj T Wulluamson Trenholm C Woodford J Tufts D Wulcox Second Row E Punkham C Crocker B Welch R Hargreaves Curtis Gould H Punkham Third Row G Donahue Marean J Meldrum W Nuemu P Hunkley Absent F Donahue Robert Newell ll , 1 f ll ' 'f Il ' ' , L u. . . I . I I 7 I ' . I I 1 I 1 . I I - , . 1 ' I I I T ' f 1 . . , . QS . ' I 1 , . I ' . , . I 1 I I . . . . . . , I I 2 . . , V - - 5 I f I - u - 1 1 Q - 3 - 1 i I v i I 1 - 1 2 . . , u - . - - : , . : . , I - , . , . . James Meldrum was elected to be our class editor to The Abram Breeze. He helped sell ads out of town and he and Frank Donahue have helped sell them in Kingfield. Three of us have worked on The Ski Lift. Jacqueline Tufts was co- editor of gossip and Eunice Pinkham and Bruce Gould were reporters. Several of our girls have practiced some with the Girls Chorus. They are Eunice Pinkham, Linda Trenholm, Jacqueline Tufts, and Donna Wilcox. Five of us play in the band. They and their instruments are as follows: Georgie Donahue, clarinet, Bruce Gould, trombone, Patricia Hinkley, clarinet, James Meldrum, trumpet, and Terrence Williamson, valve trombone. We have held several fudge sales and at least one record hop to help us raise some money. With this year going so fast, I am sure that we are all looking forward to next year. HILDA PIN K HAM EUN ICE PINKHAM ROBERT NEWELL G EORGIE DONAHUE F RANK DONAHUE PATRICIA H I NKLEY GR E GORY CURTIS DONNA WI l COX JAMES MEL D RUM CAROLYN WOOD F ORD CLIFFORD C R OCKER CARR O LL GOULD CHARLE S MAREAN LINDA TREN H OLM BRU C E WELCH WILLIAM NIEMI J A CQUELINE TUFTS ROBERT HARGREAVE S TERRENCE WILLIAM S ON THE CLASS OF 1958 IN WASHINGTON D C Left to right Patr cia Abbott Judith Taylor Dawn Norton Mary Boyce Edward Donahue Har ey Packard Ralph Ho ard M Chesley Pnkhqm Robe' Dunham Hazen McMullen James Williamson Harry Luce Jollne Raymond Mona Horn Ethel Donahue lencl Ol er Judith daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Taylor of Brattlebo o Vermont as a member of th s class all through the grades at the end of which time her family moved a ay Because her class at Brattleboro was not going to Washington she made the trip th these her former classmates THE TWO MA RSHAL5 FX CI nf and Hazen COMMENCEMENT H58 .V -Sensors m CGPS and Gowns Class Gifts fb Semors Sensors Leuvmg 'Hve Sfoge f J7ZO-UWUJYUOFWXJ Mrs Chadbourne P nn Fl on Sensor 056.5 Mr Smnfh Awardmg Diplomas Chnf leadmg The School Edutoruuls DRIVER EDUCATION What as druver educatuon7 How un the future wull ut benefit us who take the course as well as other druvers and people? Should thus course be taught un all hugh schools and should every student be re quured to take ut? Safe druvung us one of the maun problems of the hughways today Each day several accudents are reported because of careless ness on somebodys part Thus problem us not for lust a few people to solve ut us the problem of everyone whether he druves or does not druve Druver educatuon us a course guven un most hugh schools for the benefit of the students learnung to druve Thus guves them the opportunuty to learn the rules for safe druvung and the fundamentals of operatung a car lt helps them to get a druvers parents of a teen ager who has receuved a certuficate upon successful completuon of the course to get slightly reduced rates on an insurance polucy Thus program for safe druvung wull bene fit all of us un the future as well as now lt wull help us decrease the number of ac cudents on the hughways Teen agers wull learn not to run unsafe cars on our hugh ways nor to druve dangerously They wull learn that safety must be the motto of all Yes I thunk druver educatuon should be given un all schools It us an opportunuty to teach safety and respect for the auto mobile that wull be of much value to every one Today the teen agers are the center of much talk about druvung Yes some of them are reckless so let us help them by showing them that druvung the rught way us the happy way Safe druvung means happy luvung and safer hughways Let us all help un thus new program for safety among druvers passengers and pedes trucms Evangeline Chadbourne 60 PA E SIXTEEN SHOULD WE PATRONIZE CHAIN STORES? Durung the past few weeks I have been around to the dufferent places of busuness un the neughborung towns sellung adver tusements for our yearbook I have found that ut is the small undependently owned busunesses that support the schools un thus manner The large stores whuch many of us seem to patronuze the most bought the smallest ad or none at all I have also notuced that uf someone us suck or some fcumuly us having a hard tume ut us agaun the small busuness that helps out ln the bug busuness the profit goes to an owner or a company un some distant cuty or even state therefore none of the profits are turred back unto local curculatuon The small busu ness us owned by someone un the ummeduate vucunuty Its profits are spent un the area thereby helpung un another way Even tumes more unvutung I belueve that we are hurtung ourselves by patronuzung large chaun stores Clunton Knapp 59 HOT LUNCH PROGRAM Thus year under the supervusuon of Mrs lmpu Tufts and Mrs Ethel Pushard we have a hot lunch program The meals are held at the Leguon Hall for the benefit of all students un school from the first through the twelfth grades Several gurls and one boy from dufferent grades help serve the cafeteria style dun ner Mrs Tufts and Mrs Pushard have guven us well balanced meals Perhaps the part about them that we who always have had to toke our dunners luke best us that they are served luot We hope tltus program wull continue un the comung years Vurgunua Hargreaves 60 O O , ' I . v . I , ..... . . I . . . license. Also, it makes it possible for the though the products or the prices are some- . . . , . ' I , . 1 I ' 5 . 1 1 ' + ' I . , . . . , I' NJ MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Thus year as usual Kungfleld Hugh School held a Magazune Campaugn Thus druve was started later however and lasted for only one week unstead of the usual two There was a contest between the gurls and the boys wuth each class hav ung unduvudual captauns and a contest be tween the classes General manager of the whole contest was Merton Meldrum Donald Hamlun was has assustant The class leaders were Senuors Mavus Atwood and Arthur Welch Junuors Verna Phul bruck and Cecul Leeman Sophorruores Lor raune Davudson and Steven Morrell Fresh men Carolyn Woodford and Terrence Wulluamson At the end of the week we found that the gurls had outsold the boys and that the senuor class had sold the most to be fol lowed by the Freshmen Junuors and Sophomores un that ouder Best of all we had sold a great deal more than we dud last year Dorothy Luce was hgh sales man sellung more than seventy dollars worth Lorraune Davudson and Clunton Knapp were next These three together sold a thurd of all sales Thus means that all the other students combuned sold two thurds of the total Thus us a lot better than last year but there s stull room for un provement The school gets flfty per cent on the fou best sellung magazunes and thurty three and one thurd per cent on all the others Thus us one sound reason why each student should try to sell at least one subscruptuon A student can help humself by sellung subscruptuons The hughest salesman of each class receuved a pruze whuch mught be a pen and pencul set a bracelet or some other pruze worth at least a dollar In almost every home there are people who read magazunes These people may Ed QContunuedJ be wautung to renew theur subscruptuons or to take new ones Therefore uf a student calls on them they vvull usually buy from thus student thereby helpung the student tne subscrubers ard the school Therefore even though we dud a lot better than we dud last year let us do even better rext year Let us actually reach our goal or every student sellung at least one subscruptuon Donald Hamlun 60 RECORD HOPS Record hops are relaxung After spend ung a day of study at school or workung durung a day we have oFf from school ut us very pleasant to spend the evenung chattung wuth school fruends and dancung or lust Iustenung to records ln a town of thus suze especually durung the wunter months there us luttle entertaun ment provuded for teen agers The movue theater us closed we have no skatung runks only a small number of students are able to sku at Sugarloaf and basketball us the only other sport provuded for us Thus s one bug reason why record hops are so successful provudung entertaunment Also the moderate pruces of record hops are well wuthun the budget of school age people Perhaps tlaus scarcuty un the way of pro vuded entertaunneent wull make us more ap precuatuve un the future when more enter taunment us avaulable In the meantume what us a better way to spend an evenung and your money than at a record hop? There you may chat wuth your fruends get your flll of refreshments tuy out new dance step and catch up on all the latest tunes Jean Oluver 60 PAGE SEVENTEEN Ot O u 1 ' ' . . . ,- . I 1 I I f . . - , . . , 1 ' 1 H - - - fu . . . - 1 1 I 1 ' I 1 ' I - 1 I 1 u . , - 1 . l - 1 ' . I 1 . 1 ' . I I I h I . In . . u ,, - I .1 ' , - - 1 I I I , u s, . . - u IContunuedJ BAND The combuned bands of Strong and Phullups presented a demonstratuon at Web ster hall March 4 I958 Thus was to n troduce the students of Kungfield to varuous band instruments and to the unstructor Mr Burchard Flagg of Strong Many students became interested rught away and began choosung the mstruments they wushed t play We started havung lessons Tuesdays and practuce sessuons Saturday afternoons We were un the begunnung duvuded unto groups accordung to unstruments and later as to abuluty A few that started dropped out but we have gained recruuts along the way makung a band of twenty one mem bers Durung August whule Webster Hall was beung umproved we were unable to practuce but un September we resumed our beung changed to Thursday nught Our first publuc appearance was at the annual sprung concert un May I958 Sunce then we have played at the Senior Play un November wuth Strong Phullups and Rangeley bands at the Round Robun un Strong one nught on the streets of Kung field and we have also played for the students of the hugh school buuldung A soon as the snow leaves us we plan to play on the streets quute often It has been quute some tume sunce Kung field has had a hugh school band We are proud that ut us possuble to have one now and belueve that wuth cooperatuon ut wull contunue for many years ahead Jean Oluver 60 GIRLS CHORUS Every year sunce I can remember tlueue has been a large group of gurls partucupat ung un the Kungtield Hugh School Gurls Chorus Thus year we had a large group PAGE EIGHTEEN to begun wuth but as the year has fast slupped by our number has dumunushed al most as fast At the tume of thus wrutung three months before the annual concert there are about seven gurls attendung regularly Mrs Wung us doung her best but the Gurls Chorus cannot partucupate un the concert unless more gurls attend We realuze that Druver Educatuon us makung ut dufficult for some gurls to attend the weekly sessuon But there are others who lust dont bother to go How then can they expect to sung before the publuc and make a good show ing? Because of the unduflference of some the whole group may be depuuved of the experience of takung part un a concert un whuch every grade un the Kungfield school system us represented All of you gurls who wull be un Kungfield to attend every practuce sessuon of Gurls Chorus and make ut somethung that you all partucupate un and enloy Vurgunua Hargreaves 59 PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS What does the pursuut of Happuness mean to me? When I thunk of the pursuut of happuness I thunk of beung able to do the thungs I want wuthout someone tellung me uf I may or may not I luke to choose my own clothes have the kund of 'ob I want and choose the recreatuon I want Thus statement also applues to my future Iufe I can choose my own professuon college home and uf I want to marry I can choose my husband I have also the freedom to thunk and speak wuthout fear of beung sentenced to pruson By pos sessung all these thungs I feel I am on the road toward happuness Juduth Jordan 59 It Q I I I - I l ' 1 . . . O . I . . . . . . . I . , I , , regular lessons, with the practice sessions High School next year, I hope you will plan . . . . . , : ' ' . - : . . . Il . . ll . s D . I . . I ' 1 Q 1 - I . ' . I . . . I I . ' 1 . . G , I I l I . . . - ' ' I . ' I ..,.- The Two Home Rooms of r ef s .7 '1 4-i,....sww4 MH--rw-A-'I 4, 'Y .6 be dl? e prcture cn the t s the Jontor or hc we rocn o r: emc stan nc- :st e t e one next to st except f r the front tvo sects ne Senior A Vwfelch x o sts e rner I VI In wut M Meldrunw The Junnors till t e rest o e se s The gtrl on the tor feft who hos een cu o as ove y Hu c :ns v o usuc: ly snts In fron o her ls stcxndxng up b ck by N Gilmore or most of the yecxr there ho been c totcl of thxrty students In tus room The picture ot the b 'om shows Mr Lush and he Freshman Sophomore home room Thus ye r the sedts once more face the door wxth Nr Lush s desk by he door Ordxnorlly the Sophorrores sat ct the rnght Us you tcce us with the Freshmen ot the left In thus pxcture the Freshmen ore for the most port ID their own sects wxth the Sophomores hlhng nn along the b.1ck Or- the rnornmg the pncture was token four of us were absent ond oppcrently two of us were cut out of th pncture In all ot the present we number thtrteen Sophomores ond mneteen Freshmen I, . 5, , f 1 ,f ,QV so 'T f .. , -V ,H in - Th ' cp sho'--. ' -Sen? rx , r , with Mrs, Ch :Ve-1 - ' dl, L, ' th left. The sects face owoy from the road. The Seniors fill the se::'s In the lost row ct the right ond h A : -Y . O ' , , , -uh E in th co , 's 'sit- ' g 'h . . ' h f th ot , , ' . b . t FF' J. L jo. J, t h' , fh I ' ' t f ,' ' C: T. ' . F s ' ' 5' , ' ot. . K I I , ? I . . A . M . . ' School Calendar Week of September 1 Sept 1 Labor Day Sept 2 Teachers Meeting at Phillips Sept 3 First day of school We have the same teachers that we had last year Mr Wood principal Mr Lush and Mrs Chadbourne We ran through all classes in the morning and books were passed out We started regular classes In the afternoon The Juniors and the Seniors had class meet ings Seniors started plans for the fair booth We have to move the booth back a little and we want to add seats Week of September 8 Se t 8 Farst full week of school first in KHS today as Mr Lush held a meeting and class of the first Driver Training class We dont know yet lust how many or who will be in it Our books will be here immediately and the car a brand new Plymouth furnished by Knapp Bros wrll be here as soon as the new cars are put on the market for sale Sept 9 Band members brought their Instruments for their first practice thas year with Mr Flagg of Strong Freshmen and Sophomores held their first class meetings Sophomores start work on Freshman lnntra tion The teachers from both schools met with Mr and Mrs Wood at Woodhaven for a cook out lunch and an evening spent in talking and seeing slides shown by Mr Spooner Davis S pt 11 Thursday and first meeting of Girls Chorus with Mrs Wing Mrs Lander will help her at the piano Sept 12 We had our first movie this year during activity period The boys had a baseball practice We understand that they are going to play Central High during the morning of New Portland Farr day Week of September 15 Sept 15 First meal at Hot Lunch Pro gram Mrs Tufts and Mrs Pushard are the cooks We hope the program is well pat ronized and that it is a success Sept 16 Tuesday and a meeting of band members with Mr Flagg Sept 17 Farmington Farr today Once more as sometimes an the past we had one session today Sept 18 Mr Jackson was here from Jackson Studios to see about doing senior pictures PAGE TWENTY Sept 19 Senior playbooks arrive The Seniors chose a three act comedy Here Comes Charlie Set 20 81 21 The Seniors run the North New Portland Farr Booth for two days Mrs Chadbourne helped us a lot with the cooking as did several of the Seniors mothers We did very well mak mg S177 97 On Saturday forenoon the baseball boys played Central Hugh Mer ton Meldrum pitched a very good game as we won 15 1 Week of September 22 Sept 22 Juniors have a class meeting to make plans to cater at the auction Oct 11 at the home of the late Mrs Caswell Se t 23 Band Sensors are still re turning dishes and property from the fair Sept 25 The Seniors met with Mrs Chadbourne and read and cast their play thus evening There are ten speaking parts Tonight the band played for a while front of Webster Hall Af er that t marched for the first time Sept 26 A movie on danryung was l'own during actlvlty period Week of September 29 Sept 30 Freshman Initiation was to night Sophomores benefited from a record hop afterward O t 1 One session of school because of State Teachers Convention at Bangor Tomorrow and Friday off too Week of October 6 Oct 6 What a short vacation' There was a meeting of The Sk: Left staff the office during activity period Some of them couldnt make it because they meet every activity period with Mr Lush for driver education class O 8 Band Cross country oys under the supervision of Mr Poulnn had a triangular meet at Rangeley with Rangeley and Strong Eight boys are running Glad to see interest in this sport Senior play rehearsal and band practice this evening Well have play rehearsal every Tuesday and Thursday evening from now on Oct 8 A Navy Recruiting Officer spoke with the senior boys Oct 9 Both band practice and play rehearsal thus evening s T 1 if I , . . . , . , 1 . 1 . . . 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I ' - I . . . . 1 Q I I I . . iii OFFICERS OF THE FOUR CLAJSES QUEEN CANDIDATES A44 gg l,g. 1 1' 'Ti S 5 S V pczrf of ffwe C051 f HERE COMES C MAHLON and fhe BUS LIE' Uf TT'! 1'1OZ X YEARBOOK EDITORS FRESHMA Music 0 N BETTY AWARD WINNER CDMMENCEMENT Nc-well School Calendar sC.,ns.,.ued, O 10 Amerscan Frontser was the movse shown dursng actsvsty period The Sensors held a record hop tonsght O t 11 Saturday The Junsors ca tered at the auctson lt wsll be contsnued next Saturday Junsors wsll cater agasn Week of October 13 Ot 14 There was no band practsce today because Mr Flagg was sll Ot 16 Boys ran cross country today wsth Wslton and Farmsngton Ot 17 That day has arrsved agasn' All the sensor gsrls are all prettsed up and wearsng thesr best clothes the boys are sn susts They are havsng thesr psctures taken by Jackson Studsos Week of October 20 Oct 20 Cross country boys went to Wslton for a dual meet O 21 lndsvsdual psctures rsght down through the school were taken today by Luces of Farmsngton Sensors held thesr play rehearsal sn the hall tonsght for the first tsme Oc 22 Our boys took part sn the North Franklsn cross country meet at Strong Oct 23 Book reports for both Englssh and Amerscan Hsstory are due today A part of hss oral report sn Englssh about the early events sn Ksngtield Davsd Boynton showed slsdes of smportant events sn the earlser hsstory of our town Oct 24 No school for us students to day County Teachers Conventson sn the new hsgh school busldsng sn Farmsngton Week of October 27 Oct 27 Our boys ran sn the county cross country meet held sn Wslton Oct 28 The sensor proofs arrsved to day There were the usual commcfnts Grades 412 heard the Ksngfield school band present sts first concert thss afternoon Oct 29 Mr Brad Crafts vsssted us to day to take some psctures for release to the papers The psctures sncluded class officers student councsl officers the group around whsch the staff of The Abram Breeze wsll be buslt Jean Oliver Mavss Atwood and Faye McKenney as edstor as ssstant edstor and make up edstor of The Sks Lsft and the sensor play cast Week of November 3 Nov 4 A representatsve from Jackson PAGE TWENTY TWO Studsos came and the Sensors ordered thesr psctures Nov 7 Hunters Bcsll sponsored by the Junsors Mussc by the Hs Phs s from Farm sngton Webster Hall was prettsly decor ated sn fall colors Week of November 10 Nov 10 The Sks Lsft was issued for the first tsme thss year The teachers met agasn thss evensng wsth Mr and Mrs Wood Arthur French showed some very snterest sng slsdes of Ksngfield past and present N v 11 Veterans Day No school Nov 13 Junsors order thesr class rsngs from Mr Tupper Week of November 17 Nov 17 Magazsne Campasgn was started today Although we are late thss year we hope to do a lot of bussness and clear a good profit Gsrls are competsng agasnst the boys for the honor of sellsng the most There ss also a contest between the classes lt wsll run only one week thss year Merton Meldrum and Donald Ham lsn are manager and asssstant manager Class leaders are Sensors Mavss Atwood and Arthur Welch Junsors Verna Phsl brsck and Cecsl Leeman Sophomores lor rasne Davsdson and Steve Morrell Fresh men Carolyn Woodford and Terry Wsl lsamson Nov 21 The bsg nsght has arrsved for us Sensors After a final hard week s work our play went off very well We cleared a profit of S67 50 on thss enterprsse The band played before the play and between the acts Week of November 24 Nov 24 The Magazsne Campasgn ss over The class of 1959 captured the class award for the most subscrsptsons sold wsth 512915 Thss makes st four years sn row Also for the fourth year Dotty Luce captured the positson of hsgh salesman sn the school wsth S82 75 For the second year Clsnt Knapp placed among the top three Merton and Donald report that the gsrls are the wsnners the Freshmen are the second hsghest class sn all we took sn S444 55 and we have a profit of one hun dred twenty dollars Nov 25 Boys took part sn the basket ball Round Robsn sn Strong A lot of the others among us went too Our band 11 ' - 11 - - . Cf. - . . I C . - . ' ' ' ', . ' 11 - - 11 - C . - - Q , . . . C . - . . . C . - . , . ' i I O . - . . : - - - 1 Cl. - . , . . . . . - 7 : - . S I Z ' I . 1 3 ' - 1 . - - . , I , . . 1 . . . G . - . - . , F I 1 ' 11 11 - . ' . , . . I 1 1 1 , - , ' ' - ' 11 . . ,, . 1 . . . '-' , . Glrls Chorus and Hugh School Bond Members GIRLS CHORUS Second Row Read Phrlbrnck M Luce Dovndson J Tufts D Wilcox Trenholm E Pmlshom 54-EQAQ if-if HIGH SCHOOL BAND MEMBERS Front Row left to rnght P Hrnlrley G Donahue Jordon Olnver Moore Second Row Gould T Wnllromson Boynton C Hinkley Morrell J Meldrum PAGE TWENTY THREE C G f - f I f 1 , ,' 24. 1 -ir T , T K T. +2 Front Row lleft to rightlz E. Chodbourne, S. Tufts, Jordon, V. Hargreaves, S. Norton, D. Luce, Horn. wry A f .if E- f , . ' ' 1- Y fa, The Ski Lift Stuff and The Senior Play Cust THE SKI LIFT STAFF Seated Cleft to flghfp Atwood Knapp D Luce Ollver Jordon A Welch D Wllluomson M Meldrum Standing Read J Meldrum S Norton Morrell M Luce S Tufts Leemcn V Hargreaves Dovndson Galmore J Tufts Phllbrnck E Chodbourne Moore Mrs Chodbourne CJ THE SENIOR PLAY CAST FIOM Row Hd? to Ylghn S Tufts Atwood Jordon Mrs Chcdbourne V Hargreaves D Lu e Second Row L Crocker M Meldrum A Welch C Hmkley Knopp R Wnlcox PAGE TWENTY FOUR members combuned wuth those from the other schools played before the games Mr Poulun us the boys coach agaun thus year Nov 27 81 28 No school because of Thanksguvung holuday Week of December l Dec 2 The U S Securuty Commussuon Skowhegan gave tests to all Senuors today M Larson conducted them begunnung about ten oclock The senuor gurls have had quute o day because Mrs Chadbourne had already thus mornung guven them the Betty Crocker Homemakung test Thus us the first year that test has ever been guven to our gurls Tonught were the first basket ball games of the season W played Phullups there The gurls coached by Mr Lush won easuly but the boys had to play overtume for a 38 34 wun Dec 5 No game tonught Freshmen hold a record hop Week of December 8 ec 8 Senuor puc ures are ere Everyone wants to see' movue prolector so we can have movues agaun Both the boys ard the gurls wun at Stratton D c TO Judy Jordan had her law dus located at basketball practuce tonught D T2 Basketball teams uourruey to Strong to lose both games Week of December i5 D c 16 Basketball at New Sharon Gurls won but boys lost 47 43 The Sku Luft us on sale agaun D c l9 Chrustmas vacatuon began at noon We had our party after recess We were entertauned by a bruef program of sungung and guutar musuc before we had our tree and refreshments Boys snapped out of theur slump to clobber Phullups here tonught 68 29 after the gurls had showed tl'e way wuth an easy wun Week of December 29 Dec 29 Back to school for three days after a weeks vacatuon Student Councul had a meetung to duscuss plans for another Wunter Carnuval Dec 31 Junuors had a New Years record hop School let out for another bruef vacatuon the rest of the week School Calendar uC.,,.,.,..,e.u, Week of January 5 Jan 5 We got a longer vacatuon be cause of the very cold weather snow and a bad wundstorm Jan 6 Both boys and gurls wun Stratton comes to Kungfield Mudyear exams started today Jan 7 Exams contunue The school buses were late at nught because of the snowdrufts Its stull very cold too Jan 9 Last of mudyears exams Both boys and gurls were defeated un basket ball at Rangeley Week of January T2 J n l2 We held the electuons for the yearbook staff thus mornung Sue Tufts us edutor un chuef and Jean Oluver us assustant edutor Clunton Knapp and Merton Mel drum are on the busuness stat? Jackson Studuos sent a photographer here today to take group puctures for the yearbook an i3 M Larson and a fe ow worker from the Skowhegan Securuty Com mussuon came and talked to the Senuors unduvudually about the results of the tests he had guven earluer Gunger Hargreaves and Sandra Norton went over to Strong ung nurses The boys and the gurls were successful as we took both basketball games from Strong here at Webster Hall tonught We were partucularly happy be cause thus us the only league game that the Strong gurls have lost Jan T6 The basketball games wuth New Sharon were postponed because of the ucy roads We had a movue actuvuty peruod Week of January T9 Jan 20 The basketball teams took both games from Rangeley Last week our gurls spouled the Strong gurls chances for an unbeaten season un league play T r-ught our boys spouled Rangeleys hopes of tyung New Sharon for first place and a play off Jan 22 There was ruo school because of the ucy roads but we had the basketball games The gurls won but the boys lost 47 43 Thus game makes ut certaun that the New Sharon boys wull remaun at the top un our league an 23 Cunt Knapp Mert Meldrum Dave Wulluamson and Jummy Meldrum went to Farmungton sellung yearbook ads Luces Studuo took a retake of some un duvudual puctures PAGE TWENTY FlVE I I . Q 'T - , . , . . I , , , - . - ' ' as . i I . I I . I . 1 n ' I r. , ' ' - I ' I . ' O . - . . e . . I I ' ' 'T ' J . - r. ll D . - ' 't h . ' ' . ' Dec. 9 -We finally got a lamp for the to a meeting of girls interested in becom- e I - . . l . u . I - ec. - ' ' - e . - . ' - . ,, . , ' . e . - . . i . . . , . . . I on . . . . . . , . . , ' I r l , . , . ' ' J . - l' , , ' I . , . . , . . Week of .lanu ry 26 Jan 26 The Alumnn basketball game were played The gurls won by two poants and the boys lost by two Jan 27 The boys went to Walton to practace basketball Jan 28 Mrs Chadbourne announced that Varganaa Hargreaves as the wanner of the Betty Crocker contest Jan 30 The boys went to Jay for the Franklan County Tournament and lost a very excatang game to Rangeley 46 43 That ends our play an the County Tourney Week of February 2 Feb 2 Boys went to Walton to practace basketball Feb 3 Clant Mert Cecal Leeman and Davad Wallaamson went to Skowhegan to sell yearbook ads The boys agaan went to Walton Feb 5 The boys went to Strong and scrammaged wath Phallaps Feb 6 The boys flnashed sellang ads for the yearbook thas tame an Strong Phallaps Rargeley and Stratton The whole staff wath the help of some students not on the staff have been sellang ads an town We have also been wratang letters to others that help support our yearbook a movae durang actavaty peraod Week of February 9 Feb 9 There were no skaang lessons on Sugarloaf because at was so acy Feb T0 We voted on Carnaval Queen candidates Feb ll The boys went to Walton and won the first game of the regaonals 48 25 over Stratton fContanuedl Feb T2 The wtnners of the Carnaval Queen votang were announced They are Sue Tufts Dotty Luce and Judy Jordan all Senaors and Verna Phalbrack a Junaor For thear managers they have chosen Mer ton Meldrum Robert Hargreaves Jammy Meldrum and Davad Boynton Feb T4 Saturday The boys went to Walton to play an the second round of the Regaonals They beat Rangeley 43 37 and qualafied for the Western Maane Tourna ment lt as the flrst tame we have sent a team sance T956 Week of February 'I6 Feb l6 There were skaang lessons on Sugarloaf agaan today Jackson Studaos were here to take more pactures for the yearbook Boys went to Walton to practace basketball Feb 19 Ratangs were released for Western Maane Tournament The boys wall play New Sharon Monday naght at eaght oclock Feb 20 Last day of school before vacataon Feb 23 The boys beat New Sharon tonaght by reversang the prevaous 43 47 scores between the two teams Feb 24 Kangfield Hagh Basketball Boys the finals on Fraday naght agaanst Unaon Feb 26 Junaor Class rangs are here at cast Feb 27 Kangfleld lost to Unaon an the flnals 35 to 54 March 2 School agaan March 6 The Kangfield Band played to us thas mornang After that any anterested students had a chance to try the anstru ments and play them We hope to get a Top Row lleft to raghtl Kangfleld Managers and tame keeper Roland Joe and Sandra the four sensor starters Mavas and Dotty forwards and Ganger and Sue guards warm up practace Second Row Get that ball' Pre game practace between the quarters an a garls game Coaches after New Sharon Game three startang guards Ganger Sue and Jerry Thard Row Mr Poulan relaxang after o game Sue and Dotty Judy pourang cocoa New Sharon Game Leyton who tool: tackets at all the home games Fourth Raw Mert and Art dranlzang cocoa Judy pourang Thats Dave off to the left Dotty pourang cocoa Georgae Verna and Maxane laokang on coaches and scorekeepers at a game Bottom Row Roland callang an the scores the boys ready to leave for a practace sessaon Dave Mert Cecal Art and Terry by Wallaamsons car .lammy by Mr Poulan s car lf you look closely you can see Steve and Olan an the car PAGE TWENTY SEVEN . - ' 5 ' - I I r ' - 1 ' I - ' I U 1 . . . - by ads or by their Compliments, We had beat Rockport 48-43. That puts us into l . KJ-4.5. Mr Poulin md 'Hue Baskefbal I Boqs greater variety and also some drummers for our street marching March 'I3 Yearbook must go to press today Wonder if we will ever make ut? Knowlton and McLeary of Farmington are our printers this year March 20 8- 21 The Knngfield Winter Carmval events Plans are progressing rapidly for that now under the direction of Mr Lush The Coronation Dance will be Saturday night with Sutclnffes Orchestra Employment Tests On December 2 Mr Larsen came over from Skowhegan to administer to all the Maine Employment Security Commission The entire test grades the person tak ing it as to what field or fields he is capable of entering for employment and the areas into which he can go onto school for further study The test took most of the day In the forenoon it consisted of an individual wrt ten test and questionnaire to find out what each senior is interested in and to School Calendar fC.,,.,.n.,ed, playing Who will be the Queen and the King? April T7 Vacation begins today The Sensors leave for Portland, New York, and Washington to be gone a week We wish them well May T Freshman Record Hop May 8 Annual Music Festival May 'l5 Junior Prom wuth the Hi Phu s May 31 Baccalaureate June 4 Commencement some extent what he knows about different sublects and types of work The tests after ficatuons are On January T3 Mr Marsen, along with a fellow worker from the some office came to interview each semor individually and to point out to ham what the test had re vealed A record of the results of the test was left with the school to be put on file with the permanent record of each senior The Cross Country Boys being coached by Mr Poulin are left to right James Meldrum Hubert Norton Terrence Williamson, Donald Hamlin Charles Hinkley Cecil leeman Merton Melclrum and David Williamson PAGE TWENTY NINE seniors the test offered annually by the dinner were to see what his physical quali- The Senuor Play The senuor three act play the comedy Here Comes Charlue durected by Mrs Chad bourne was presented on November 21 1958 All but one Senuor had a speakung part and that one helped wuth the other problems to make ut a one hundred per cent senuor actuvuty The cast follows Nora Malone a typucal lrush maud at the Elluott home Vurgunua Hargreaves Omcer Tum McGrull a young stal wart poluceman who us also Nora s sweetheart Roland Wulcox Mrs Fanny Farnham Larrys aunt by marruage who us a dusagree able and arrogant woman Suzanne Tufts Larry Elluott a debonaure kundly young busuness man Arthur Welch Ted Hartley a keen eyed luvely cynucal chap who us Larry s old tume college pal Clunton Knapp Vuvuan Smythe Kersey a spouled and schemung socuety gurl wuth Gurls Chorus The Gurls Chorus under the durectuon of Mrs Ruth Wung wuth Mrs Phyllus Lander at the puano has been meetung every Thurs day durung actuvuty peruod The number of gurls un attendance varues partly because of the confluct un tume between thus practuce and the druver educatuon class whuch some of the gurls have taken euther the flrst or the last semester The band us umprovung very well thus year under the supervusuon of Mr Burchard Flagg They have already made several publuc appearances thus year Las fall they played for all the grades un the Stanley School buuldung One nught they played for a whule un front of Webster Hall and then they marched on the streets for a short peruod On November 2l they played several selectuons before the pre sentotuon of the senuor three act play and also between the acts The followung Tuesday combuned wuth band members from other schools they played at the Round Robun un Strong In March they played agaun before the school Thus tume a calculatung dusposutuon who us Larrys fiancee Mavu Atwood Uncle Aleck Twuggs a typucal huck who has only a luttle hour but a lot of chun whuskers He has a loud vouce and breezy man ner about hum and he us also un charge of Charlue Merton Meldrum Charlie Hopps Larrys ward a pretty and charmung gurl of seventeen t ll h ld thought and actuon Dorothy Luce Mrs Carolyn Smythe Kersey Vuv uans mother a snobbush and arrogant matron adducted to the use of a lorgnette .luduth Jordan Mortumer Smythe Kersey Vuvuan s brother a vacuous lookung youth wuth a bored and lan guud aur Charles Hunkley The play was presented very nucely and showed that a lot of tume and effort had been put unto ut They have been workung on the pueces I ll be Seeung You Begun the Beguune Cant You Hear Me Callung Carolune Bend of the Ruver and Suboney The gurls wull sung un the Varuety Show whuch us a part of the Wunter Carnuval on March 20 T959 and agaun un the Sprung Musuc Festuval they were hopurg to encourage some new members to uoun theur ranks They need several types of unstruments especually the drums for theur street marchung whuch they wull begun to practuce each week very soon now The hugh school band members and theur unstruments are Senuors Judy Jordan trum pet and Charles Hunkley trombone Junuors .lean Oluver saxophone and Davud Boynton trumpet Sophomores Betsy Moore clarunet and Steven Morrell trumpet Freshmen Georgue Donahue clarunet Patrucua Hunkley clarunet Bruce Gould trombone James Meldrum trumpet and Terrence Wulluamson valve trombone C ' 1 . . , .S 1 1 1 , . 1 . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 ' , S l U C I In , . . , . 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T , , 1 1 ' . , , 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 , I 1 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 - Winter Carnival QUEEN CANDIDATES AND MANAGERS Front Ro left to raght David Boynton Mertot Meldrurn Robert Hargreaves James Meldrurn Second R Verna Phalbrack Suzanne Tufts Dorothy Luce Judith Jordan Kangfield Hagh School as sponsorang ats annual Wanter Carnaval March 20 and 21 l959 Friday the twentaeth there wall be one sessaon of school That afternoon the fair wall be held at Webster Hall from l PM ancludang a fish pond and a foul shooting game At 730 PM that evenar-g there wall be a Variety Show and as soon as that as over there wall be Beano games Exchanges We hope to exchange yearbooks wath the same schools as usual although we do no have a complete l t at thas tam Maybe we can add an extra one or two It as always a pleasure to receive your books and to see the various actavataes an cluded an them We enaoy lookang at the Saturday the twenty first there wall be a Gaant Slalom Race on Sugarloaf startang at lO AM A publac ham supper wall be served that evening from 5 to 7 PM at th I O O F H ll Saturday evenang wll be the Coronataon Ball wath Sutclaffes Queen Candadates escorted by thear man agers wall be an attendance The Queen wall be antroduced and crowned at ten oclock Varganaa Hargreaves 59 pictures especially at we have met you an any anterscholastac actavaty We wash all of you good luck an your publications because we realaze what a task at as to get a book ready for he pranters We also hope that you lake ours PAGE THIRTY ONE w ' ' a: ' , a , ' , . ow: i ' , , , A . I - I l , , ' . ' e . . . , a . ' i . . . . , to 5 P.M. There will be several concessions Orchestra furnishing the music. The . : . . i . , , i I . . . , . . . , , t is ' ' e. ' ' . I I I . . . . . t Pulslsc Speaksng At thss tsme we are not sure whether the plans for a publsc speaksng contest wsll become a realsty or not Whatever we decsde to do as a group Verna Phslbrsck coached agasn by Mrs Dunlap wsll delsver her selectson esther sn the local contest or sn the County Speech Festsval to be held sn Strong on Aprsl 3 She ss worksng on the dramatsc selectson Dramatsc Scenes from Romeo and Julset by Wsllsam Shake speare Others who have sndscated to Mrs Chadbourne an snterest to the extent of selectsng a psece are the Sensors Clsnton Babe Rutls Award Wsnners We would lske to take thss tsme to ac knowledge an honor granted to two of last year s Sensors too late for st to be pub lsshed sn The Abram Breeze The wsn ners of the Babe Ruth Good Sportsmanshsp Awards one for a gsrl and one for a boy were Mary Boyce and James Wsllsamson Another Sensor Lena Olsver was already her sunsor year These students were chosen through let ters of nomsnatson wrstten by any student sn school nomsnatsng a sunsor or sensor gsrl and a lunsor or sensor boy and gsvsng the Knapp Our Beachheads of the Future by Clemens E Lueck an oratson and Mer ton Meldrum I Speak for Myself by Floyd Mschael an oratson Junsors Sandra Norton The Conststutson on Trsal by J Wsllsam McNees an oratson Freshmen Patrscsa Hsnkley Tommy Stearns Turns Dentsst by Clara Lewss Seeman a hu morous selectson James Meldrum Betty at the Baseball Game by Walter Ben Hare a humorous selectson and Terrence Wsllsamson lm Glad that lm an Amers can by Capt Eddse Rsckenbacker an oratson reasons for that chosce After the nomsna tsons were all sn they were checked by the faculty for approval and then the cands dates were voted upon by the whole stu dent body wsth any Student Councsl mem ber not a candsdate helpsng to conduct the votsng Thss ss not an athletsc award as you award made on the bosss of cstszenshsp sn the school loyalty wsllsngness to work abslsty to work well wsth others snstsatsve and gust besng an all around good stu dent Betty Crocker Hamemaking Tests Thss year for the first tsme the sensor gsrls sn our school had the opportunsty to partscspate sn the Betty Crocker Homemak sng Tests that may be taken by any sensor hsgh school gsrl sn the Unsted States Mrs Chadbourne sent the request to enroll us sn thss test and later she admsnsstered the test on the day gsrls all over the natson were taksng st There were two parts to the test The flrst part consssted of questsons wsth mul tsple chosce answers about every phase of homemaksng The second part was to wrste an answer to an essay type questson on the thsngs not taught sn school that the home should teach to our chsldren Some tsme later Mrs Chadbourne an nounced that Vsrgsnsa Hargreaves was the wsnner sn our school Bottom Row lleft to rsghts Drsver Educatson Class tlrst semester Donald Hamlsn Rebecca Horn Verna Phslbrsclx Msrsam Resd and Clsnton Knapp Stondsnq Davsd Boynton Joseph Hutchsns Ksrtley Woodcocls and Mr Lush Absent Mavss Atwood Mr Lush standsng by the Drsver Educatson car Top Row Drsver Educatson Class second semester Betsy Moore Patrscsa Woodford Lorrasne Davsdson Suzanne Tufts Sandra Norton Olsn Whste Steven Morrell George Walko Ardell Chadbourne Thomas Boyce Mr Lush sn the car and Evangelsne Chadbourne Absent lawrence Nsems ln the foreground the busldsng for grades four through esght and Ksngfleld Hugh School In the background Webster Hall PAGE THIRTY TWO O . ' ' II II , - , ' : - ' ll Il T I ' , , ' s ' : ' , . . . ,, . . . ,, . , , . . . . . . I . I I . . . . . ,, , . . . . . ,, . . , ' - - 11 - ' ll : , ' II ' ' ll ' 1 . ' 5 . . . . ,, , , . . , ' . ,, . . ' I O , . . - .- ' ' II II ' - - . I . . - , , . I . I . . . I a holder of the award, having received it might suspect from the mime of ll, but an - I I I . I I I I I - . . I . . - I 1 - 'i' If fs 771' I Q K '1 , ' I ,. ,, 1 J' ,rf , wr I .f ff x x Pm' ? ,,.,M.wM4w yn . ,, M ,Q ' -WX i I s .4 dt QUEEN CANDIDATES Dorothy Luce Judith Jordan Suzanne Tufts Verna Philbruck Humor An English lesson was being given in a foreign school and the mistress asked if any pupil could make up a sentence con taining the words defense defeat and detail The sentence she got was as follows Ven a cat lump over defense defeat goes over in front of detail oe: What caused the explosion on Charlies farm the other day? Merton: He fed a hen some Lay or Bust feed and the hen turned out to be a rooster. Mr. Lush asked Becky what she would do if the brakes on the Driver Education car failed while going down a hill, and Becky answered very sweetly: 'I would iump out and put a stone in front of the wheel. Cecil ran to catch up with Merton and said, Are Meldon, Roswell, and Joe out of the woods yet?' Yes, said Merton. Are you sure? 'Course I'm sure. Are they all safe? Yep, said Merton, they're all safe. Then, said Cecil, his chest swelling, l've shot a deer. ll Little girl to Maurice Knapp think you re much better looking than Clinton Maurice ought to be Im a aer model Meldon How did you find the weather while you were away? Merton: Just went outside and there it was. Kirtey: dont like to see girls fifteen lighting cigarettes. Meldon: n t so - fashioned! Kirtley: It isnt that. They re too young to be playing with matches. Dotty: Can this coat be worn out in the rain without hurting it? Fur Salesman: Lady, did you ever see kunk carry an umbrella? R A friend asked the student: Did you make the debating team? N-n-no. They said l w-w-w-wasn't t-t-t-tall e-enough. 'k 'k i i Leo Meldrum: Do you think it was fair, Jimmy, after I told you there was no Santa Claus, to go and tell everyone I laid your Easter eggs, too? ART 59 DAVE 60 STEVE 61 MERT 59 2 w ROLAND Mgr TERRY 62 2 ,B ' KH5 TEAMS i 1958 59 fm X 60 i VERNA DOTTY 59 SANDRA Um U3 MS.- ? 1 J UUY '59 JERRY Q ' Nw .M 1 57: 0 E.,. M .,.. -:T yn 5 E i L., f f----' - .2 ' W ,-,,.--- .uN.A 'ENE A J , AXWE Q I X .E f,.x..N NJ' X-...V.....-N-X-M y . ' 4 f'1.X E, ., 1 , :,, : Z , . M-.uf 1 X W, bv! A ,. . ., .4 in . i A vt XM I, X E 4 'X we ii i S' 4E-4 -Q rf - E A A V sf - . in ' , . . 4 N ww Ln. 6211 Vx ' ,f MX xx , Wvfl A ,L N. 4 ' vwwk ' V' A I fn ., , - . H 'rw M GINGER E - X x N with l M Q NA X E -N. .Mf- ' E MAVIS '59 5XW fQ:rf-4 E-xQ I M Ah:4h . P ,ff lu? ,.,. .. N E M , 4. :'N t ,-.4. ...,.- 3 ,.-. : fly. ,K M : :-::: hzll h -4 in X MW . ,., ,ff ' NN- Q W X Gurls Sports Basketball The gurls basketball squad coached agaun by Mr Lush the hugh school socual scuence teacher had a very successful sea son thus year wunnung eught out of ten league games played and one post season game played agaunst the Kungfield Alum nae Our record of eught and two placed us second un the North Franklun League agaun thus year a repeat of last years performance We were greatly helped by the fact that our loss by graduatuon last June was not too heavy We had a strong strung of veterans un the Luce gurls and Mavus At wood as forwards and Vurgunua Hargreaves Suzanne Tufts and Evangelune Chad bourne as guards Besudes those who made up the startung sux we had Verna Phulbruck and .luduth Jordan who had both seen quute a lot of actuon We gurls apprecuate the fine work done by our manager Sandra Norton She dud a good uob throughout the season runnung our errands for us seeung we had oranges, lookung after us un general and keepung score at all games Our greater loss of the season uudged by the final score was our first game wuth Strong played on theur floor The other one was wuth Rangeley on theur floor Perhaps our most excutung game of the season and certaunly the most thrullung for us was the return game wuth Strong on Kungfields floor They had beaten us rather badly at Strong and up to thus second game wuth us they had been un defeated un league play Durung the game we were tued or the lead was changung much of the tume The score at the end of the first quarter was 11 to 10 Kungfield the half 18 20 Strong the thurd quarter Softball ln the sprung of 1958 some of the gurls practuced softball a few tumes and played several games wuth neughborung towns The gurls who played were as follows from the class of 1959 Mavus Atwood Vurgunua Hargreaves, Juduth Jordan 26 to 29 Strong Because of the excellent zone guardung theur forwards were forced to shoot from outsude Wuth one munute to play we were one pount ahead For the rest of the game our forwards M Atwood, M Luce and D Luce managed to keep control of the ball and to keep Strong from scorung agaun The gurls who partucupated un basketball thus year were as follows by classes Forwards Guards Atwood Hargreaves 59 Luce 59 Jordan 59 Luce 60 Tufts 59 Phulbruck Chadbourne 60 Moore 61 Donahue 62 Punkham 62 J Tufts 62 Davudson 61 Hunkley 62 Followung us the score of all games played Kmgfield Phullups Kungfield Stratton Kungfield Strong Kungfield New Sharon Kungfield Stratton Kungtield Rangeley Kungfield Strong Kungfield Rangeley Kungfield New Sharon Kungfield Alumnae Total 451 Induvudual scores for the gurls are follows Dorothy Luce 4 Maxune Luce Mavus Atwood Verna Phulbruck Georgue Donahue Eunuce Punkham Vurgunua Hargreaves Jacquelune Tufts Betsy Moore Maxune Luce Jean Oluver and Verna Phul bruck from the class of 1961 Lorraune Davudson Betsy Moore and Patrucua Wood ford We want to thank our coach, Mr Lush for makung ut possuble for us to play We hope that we wull be able to play agaun Dorothy Luce and Suzanne Tufts from the thus comung sprung class of 1960 Evangelune Chadbourne PAGE THIRTY SIX 9 I . . , . . . . M. '59 V. ' , ' o. ' J. ' . . . M. ' S. ' U D I ' v. ' ' 'oo 5. ' 1 B. ' l. ' ' ' , G. ' P. ' ' ' . E. ' ' ' ' 51 ' ' 30 , I ' , ' 34 17 ' 14 33 , ' ' so us - - - Kingfield 57 Phillips 31 ' ' 60 26 ' ' 46 53 ' ' 34 33 . ' 28 25 , ' 47 23 I - ' 30 28 . . 315 I . p s e , ' 2 3 - , ' uua . . ' 38 ' ' ' 31 l ' ' 12 I I . . 4 ' . . . 2 1 I ' 2 . - , f ' , 1 I I Girls' Basketball and Boys' Baseball fx .......--- GIRLS BASKETBALL r rn Row f rn 1 o U uc Hcnrgvecwes S Tufts E Chcxdbourne Second Row ush ouch nn u ,xv son I ru Jordon B Moore G Donohue P Hinkley S Norlon Manager hm -Y BASEBALL Front Row left lc rn 1 T Wnllomson A Welch Leeman R Wllcox M Mel rum J Meldrum Mcrre Second Row Mr Pouun Whlte R ngvecwes D Wu omson tchms Amore Hu e Mr u F 0 le V lo 'gh M Ar.-. od, M L ce D L e V, , . , . , : Mv. L , C 7 J. Tufls, E P' lxlwc ww L D' id V, Ph'lb 'cl1, J. , . , 4 I ,' af-1 A 4 , , J '1 ', Z 5 ,,l A K' Hx I V a . 5--1 is lf A I 'I gl ? A , Q af A Y A , I , ' 8 ' as , c ' any ,,.gv V... N rv 'vs Y I V A . I 3 I NE :-i- A l A I -1',a W slls N 'N' M' Q V , -1-9-W , t ,I X b X f e ,A - 2 Q 'gh i ' i , W . ' L , d rr. 1 . l' , ' , , HC . 'lli , Hu ' , GAI , C, lwlil y, . L sly Cross Country We dud not do very well un Cross Country thus year un the five meets un whuch we ran Thus may be partly due to the fact that we have not attempted to partucupate un thus sport for several years untul Mr Poulun started us agaun un the fall of 1957 and that there arent very many boys unterested Baseball We had a faurly successful season un the sprung of 1958 wunnurg three out of the t1ve games that we played We downed Rangeley 5 3 and Stratton 14 6 and then were beaten by New Sharon 111 and Strong 5 3 We f1nushed the season wuth a 1 O vuctory over Phullups We lost f1ve men by graduatuon They were Robert Dunham Harry Luce Ruchard Nuchols Harvey Packard and James Wulluamson Roland Wulcox wull also be un eluguble for sprung baseball because of age However wuth the playung abuluty showed by thus years Freshmen we should have a good season ln the fall of 1958 we played only one game the one wuth Central at the North New Portland Faur We won that one 16 1 Thus game us uncluded un the followung n duvudual averages Basketball We had a faurly successful season thus year un basketball wuth an overall wun and loss record of 10 7 We f1nushed thurd un the North Franklun County League In the Franklun County Tournament we were elum mated un the f1rst game by Rangeley l the Reguonal Tournament we beat both Stratton and Rangeley to earn a place un the Western Maune Tournament un Lewuston We were agaun elumunated from thus Tournament but only after we had beaten New Sharon and Rockport to reach the f1nals Thus marks the only tume Kungfield has been so close to takung the Western Maune tutle sunce 1949 when our team won t Kungf1eld can be proud of a good 'ob done by the K H S cagers Much of the credut for our success should go to our coach Mr Poulun Hus squad was small at the start by tournament tume he had only nune players Of these only one had been on last years startung quuntet Thus un utself us proof of the great amount of drull and hard work that went n t The boys who represented Kungf1eld Hugh un 1958 are as follows Senuors, Charles Hunkley and Merton Meldrum Junuors Donald Hamlun Cecul Leeman Hubert Norton and Davud Wulluamson Freshmen James Meldrum and Terrence Wulluamson Player Hargreaves 1 000 Meldrum Wulcox Dunham 0 Wulluamson Nuchols Meldrum Packard Wulluamson 4 Leeman Luce Morrell Hutchuns Gulmore Boynton Welch Wulluamson Hunkley Dunham Nrchols Packard Meldrum 0 0 000 0 000 0 0 0 0 RA unto makung a smooth runnung team out of these boys The games played and theur scores are as follows Kungfield Kungneld Kungf1eld Kungf1eld Kungtleld Kungneld K1ngf1eld Kungfield Kungf1eld Kungf1eld Kungheld Phullups Stratton Strong New Sharon Phullups Stratton Rangeley Strong Rangeley New Sharon Alumnr Franklun County Tournament Kungheld Rangeley Reguonal Tournament Kungheld Kungneld Western a Kungf1eld Kungt1eld Kungfield Totals Stratton Rangeley une State Tournament New Sharon Rockport Unuon I I . 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' 43 37 , . 1 . 1 M Q ' 47 43 I 5 ' 48 43 ' . , ' 35 ' 54 . . . . . 811 22 Boys' Basketball and Cross Country BOYS BAbKETBALL :om Row e to ur ou'm ouch N nn the pcwre R Wwlcox Mom: ez Second Ron T Wullncxmson A Welcn D NnVTnomson M Meldrum Morrell Thsrd Row Leemcm C Hunkley H Norton R Hargreaves Whne J Meidrum if CROSS COUNTRY Cockvwse egm no 9 Me drum T Wwllncxnmsovw U w Leemcn M Meldrum C Hm Vey Vmlhcnn F Tft 'gh' Mr P A C . of' I , A , 'g . .1 Q f x , , xxx ,, 1 I . T ' b 'zwvwg af Hr TJ' J T ' 4' H NO:fO D Hczrvlln Mv. Po fir C. . k D, ' wsof 1958 Patrscsa Abbott Employed sn Ksngfleld Mary Boyce Employed sn Ksngfield Edward Donahue U S Army Ethel Bardsley nee Donahue U S Navy Robert Dunham Employed sn Ksngfield Mona Horn Student at Thomas Junsor College Watervslle Masne Ralph Howard Employed sn Ksngfleld Ray Howard Employed sn Ksngfield Harry Luce U S Army Hazen McMullen Employed sn Portland Rschard Nschols Employed sn Ksngfleld Dawn Norton Employed sn Ksngfleld Lena Olsver Student at Golden School Beauty Culture Portland Harvey Packard Employed sn Ksngheld Jolsne Raymond Employed sn Ksngheld Constance Walker Employed sn Long I land N Y James Wsllsamson Freshman at U of M 1957 Eleanor Chadbourne Sophomore at FS Elsse Davsdson Student at Thomas Junsor College Watervslle Masne Blanche Ssllampaa nee Douglass Ressd Marlorse Luce Employed sn Ksngfleld Clsftord McLeary U S Army Adelsa Meldrum Employed sn Farmsngton Patrscsa Norton Sophomore at U of M Byron Phslbrsck U S Army Dorothy Rollsns nee Trask Student at Gates Bussness College Augusta Mschael Tufts Employed sn Ksngfield 'I956 Albert Carey U S Army John Carey U S Asr Force Beverely Psllsbury nee Chadbourne ssdmg sn So Berwsck Masne Rschard Lovegoy U S Asr Force Borss Konecny Employed sn Salem Dorss Newell nee Meldrum Ksngheld Ba bara Dexter ree Nschols Ksngflelcl Lousse Loveloy nee Phslbrsck Florsda Gasl Pserce nee Thompson Bsngham Robert Trenholm Employed son Ressdsng Ressdsng Ressdsng Ressdsng sn North An Anne Wsllsamson Employed sn Boston Alumns 1955 Methel Atwood R N Employed sn Farm sngton George Dawson U S Asr Force Rudolph Dyer Jr Employed sn Ksngfield Davsd Edgerly Employed sn Strong Frank Howard Employed sn Ksngfleld Helen Psllsbury nee McLeary Ressdsng Strong Joanne Carey nee Meldrum Ressdsng Florsda Jean Nsems nee Morrsson Ressdsng Ksngfleld ClsHord Norton Employed sn Rangeley Sharlene Taylor nee Norton Deceased Joan Goldness nee Packard Ressdsng Calsfornsa Shsrley Wslbur Sensor at B U Mursel Wsnter Sensor at F S T C Amanda Wsnter Sensor at F S T C 1954 Julsa Bunker Student at CMG Nurses Trasnsng Center Lewsston Leone Chadbourne Teachsng sn Water vslle Masne John Edgerly Student at Husson Bussness College Bangor Nancy McMullen nee Howard Ressdsng Marguerste Huntsngton Ressdsng sn Ksng he d Norman Knapp Employed sn Ksngfield Kathersne Hewey nee Loucks Ressdsng sn Ksngfleld Mahlon McMullen U S Army Jean McLaughlsn nee Pushard Ressdsng sn Brewer Dorrance Taylor U S Asr Force 1953 Beverly French nee Boynton Ressdsng sn Ksngfleld Edward Flannsgan Employed sn Malden Mass Lawrence Hewey Employed sn Ksngfleld Elszabeth Olsver nee Ksrkwood Ressdsng sn North Anson Bryce Meldrum Teachsng sn Mechansc Falls Masne Chrsstse Harrsson nee Packard Ressdsng sn Florsda Eleanor Taylor nee Parsons Ressdsng sn Ksngheld Robert Taylor Ressdsng sn Ksngfleld Nancy Joan Trask Employed sn Farmsng ton Norman Trenholm Employed sn Ksngfield C I 'T a Q I 'T I . I . I Q- - ' - , - ' ' in - I . .I . - . . in ' - of , - I , - ' ' in T ' S- I . T ' npns I I . - . . . . , T.C. ' , ' I . I S ' . I - - I .- ing in Kingfield sn Scarborough ' - I , . F U . . I - . . . ' , 1 1 . . I ' 1 T . 1 I .11 . . . . , -'Re' . 1 ' I . , - , - , . . I . - . . . I - . . in . r I I . - . . in I . , . . . I - . . . . I . . - . . in . . , I - . . . . . I - . . in - Al lContmuedJ 'I952 Ruth Whnte nee Donahue Resudung an Germany Glorna Walker nee Dyer Resndxng In Kung fled Charle Howard Employed an Kvngfleld Malcolm Knapp Employed In Beacon Januce Lavone nee Stevens Restdung an Strong Odlun Thompson Employed nn Klngfleld Vtrgnnta Morrell nee Trask Resldnng In Klngheld Rtchard Trenholm Employed un Beacon Robert Tufts Teachnng In Liberty Marne 1951 Henry Carey Teachnng n Thomaston Marne Paul Cory Student at the General Hos pltol Kansas Cnty Missouri Garnald Hewey Employed nn Dudley Mass Marulyn Howard Employed an Lewuston Beatrice Benson nee Morrell Resudung an Jacksonvulle Arkansas Robert Nneml Employed In Kmgflelcl 1950 Gene Boyce U S Marunes Wendell Dunham Employed In Kungfleld Leland Huntungton Employed an Kungfleld James McLaughlin Employed In Houston Texas Ronald Meldrum Student at Southwest Baptist College Bolnvar Mlssourl Burchell Morrell Employed In Strong Russell Riggs Employed un Portland Lounse Demchek nee Taylor Restdlng In Madlson Austnn Thompson Jr Employed an Rut land Vt Jean Welch nee Trenholm Resndtng un Phnllups Dena Ruchards nee Vose Resndnng un Farmington PAGE FORTY TWO 1949 Wanda Howe nee Bradbury Resudmg nn Greenbush Marne Dawn Strickland nee Davls Resldung In East New Portland Howard Dunham Employed an Dudley Mass Roscoe Durrell Employed In Conn Faye Nule nee Hewey Resldmg nn Stratton Ray Hlnkley Employed In KlngfTeld Nauda Woodcock nee Loucks Resudlng un Klngfield Harold Loveloy Employed an Knngfleld Rtchard McLaughlin Employed tn Bango Donald Murray Employed ID Klngfield Margaret Wmter nee Nuemn Resudvng tn Ktngfleld Lullnan Durrell nee Nule Resndung nn Conn Arlene Murray nee Nules Resudnng Ktngfield Bettue Muller nee Packard Restdung Rhode Island Eugene Wing Employed an Klngflelcl John Wunter Employed un Farmnngton 'I948 Chrnstnne Woodward nee Donahue R sldlng nn Farmington Marian Carey nee Huntington Resldung nn Klngfleld Robert Knrkwood Emploved an Hartford Conn Lorranne Gorde nee Knapp Resuclnng Milwaukee Wusconsm Everett Labelle Employed an Kungfield Vernon Meldrum Employed un East Wal on Rnchard Mecuno Geologust nn Colorado Richard Oliver Employed tn Knngfield Vnola Morrell nee Rend Resndung nn North Anson Eleanor Savage Resldnng nn KlngfTeld Charles Trenholm Employed by l B M nn Mass Cora Ingersoll ree Vnles Resndnng an New Sharon Gloria Simmons nee Washburn Resudung un New Sharon Jean Wmter Employed nn KmgtTeld U O I - . . . I - . . . , I S W . . - . I i . I , N. Y. - ' . . . I - , . . . I - . . . . W . , . I - . . . I tv- . . 1 ' . N . I - . I N. Y. K ' ' f . . . I . . I . .E . . . , ' - ' ' in - ' i , - - . . . . , - an ' ' U David Winter- Employed in KingfTeld - , . . . D I - . . r - e- , - . . - I ' I - . . ' ' , - ' ' in - , , . I . . . A . I - - -- T I I T K , . I . - . . . I - , . , - . . . . ' - . . ., . I in . - t I . I ' i I K . . . I v-v I I l . Readers, Please Note The followung pages of our yearbook are fllled with the complurnerts and the acl vertusements of the people who have financually enabled us to prunt thus book We wnsh to thank them for theur generous support and ask our readers to patronuze them Page B 8- E Motor Express Inc Auburn Balfour Company L G Portland Page Western Auto Assocnates Store Bass G H 8. Co Wu ton 52 Blnss College Lewuston Gee G Bee Sportlng Goods Company Auburn Green Tours Lynn Mass Husson College Kung Cole South Portland Luvermore Falls Trust Company Umversuty Cap B- Gown Co Lawrence Mass Jackson Studios Portland Watervulle Mormng Sentmel Sears Catalog Sales Ofhce Skowhegan Knowles 8- Dressel Skowhegan Busmess School Skowhegan Savnngs Bank Sterns Skawhegan and Watervnlle Davns and Muller Madlson and Bmgham Hoskins L A 8. W D Perkms Machlne Shop Halton Bros Anson Sllpp B H and on Daggett Edmund A North Anson Ideal Prlnt Shop Smith Manufacturmg Co Fred O New A 8- P Super Market Farmungton Bell Richard H Carter Malling Co Coca Cola Bottlnng Co Davns Funeral Home Dull s Men s Shop Inc Farmmgton Farmers Union Vuneyard Farmmgton Wnlton New Car Dealers Ass n Farmmgton Onl Company Flrst Natlonal Bank Flood s Shoe Store Forster Manufacturlng Co Inc Franklm County Savnngs Bank Franklln Farm Supply Gay Tolman Holman Cumer C 8- Joseph F Howard s Rexall Store Jack s Trading Post Knowlton 81 McLeary Company Luce s Studio Marne Consolldated Power Co McLeary Co Wilfred Mackey Magulres Varlety Shop Moore Metered Gas Servnce B D Newberry J J Norton s Muslc Shop Peoples National Bank Preston Insurance Agency Ray s Market Red Store Inc The Rlversnde Greenhouses Stearns Furnlture Co Strang Howard K Jr Trask Jewelers Weber Insurance Davns 81 Rolfe Deposstors Trust Company ster lc K Zukel HerbertM M D Eustus Hardware Store Strong Lewus Drug Store Phu S Starburd Lumber Co Inc Strong Wood Turmng Corporatuon Jack s Place C rlsle T C Phan Dull Mrs Glendon Greenwood Inn James Funeral Home Phnlllps Hardware Co Phllllps Onl Company Plllsbury s Daury Russell J W Thompson Dr and Mrs Cecul Thurlow Dr and Mrs Charles Trecortm s Pharmacy Furbnsh Company H A Rangeley Oquossoc Lnght 8. Power Plckel Store The G W Rongeley Trust Co Rrddle s Pharmacy L avutt E J Eustis MacDonald s Boynton Harvey Kangtleld Covert Dr and Mrs S B Deer Farm Camps Durrell s Gould Raymond A Jr Hall Dwlght S Herbert The Herbert Barber Shop The Jordan Lumber Company Kmgfleld IGA Market Herbert Ha Kmgtleld Inn Knngtield Savings Bank Knngfield Onl Company Knapp Bros Lambert s Esso Newell Walter F Page Roger O Pushard Everett L Rnverslde Theatre Sugarloft Tague s Hotel 8- Cabins Thrlfty Beauty Salon The Tranten Harold S Wang s Insurance Agency Winter Winter Wunter Wlnter Wlnter Mr a d Mrs Emil E Jr Insurance Agency Emnl E Harold S Jr Insurance H G 8. ons Wesley Woodhaven G 48 , ., 51 ' 44 , . ., 50 , . . ., 'I 53 ' , ' 45 ' 48 ' , 46 ' 46 , , A 45 Fo , n ., . 8- H. 58 45 ' , ., , . 58 ' , 54 ' f 47 ' 54 ' 48 ' ' ., , , 54 'I' 56 ' , 54 ' ., . 44 ' ' ' 54 ' ' 44 f 54 ' 48 54 a I' , . ., 'Il'ps 44 ' 54 ' , . 58 ' 55 44 , ' 57 44 ' ' , ' ' 55 ' ' . 45 ' , . . . . 55 ' ' ' 45 ' ' 55 ' ' ' 45 ' ., 55 , . . 45 ' , . . S 55 , . . ' 45 , ., 55 , . . 45 ' 55 ' ' 49 ' ' ., ., ' 57 ' , . ., 51 , ' 57 ' Co. 50 , ' . 57 ' , . . 49 Butler, Benfamin 57 . 49 ' ' . 57 ' ' 51 - ' , 57 e ' , . ., ' 49 ' 57 ' 54 ' , . 62 , , ' 54 ' ' ' 63 , . . . . 48 ' - ' ' 59 49 ' ' 63 ' 52 ' ' 63 , ., . 52 ' 60 , ' . 53 ' ., , 60 , 53 ' ' 63 , 49 ' 63 52 , 60 ' . . . , ll 51 , ' . . 63 ' 48 ' 61 ' ' 51 ' ' 59 ' ' 52 62 . 49 ' ' 63 ' 50 ' ' D 60 , . 51 ,I ' 63 , . 49 ' ' ' ' 59 , . 52 ' , . . 63 ' A 51 I U . 63 48 ' ' 59 ' ' 50 ' 63 I , 51 60 , . 51 ' 61 l ' 49 I 'I 60 ' , . n . ' ,, . 52 ' ' 62 ' , ' . 51 - . 58 ' , ., ., 51 , ., . 64 ' f ' - 5 52 58 ' , 60 L G Balfour Company ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Jewelry s Flnest Craftsmen CLASS RINGS and PINS Club and Hospttal Insugnua Medals Trophles Plaques Commencement lnvutatlons Dlplomas Representatuve Donald B Tupper Box 244 Cape Cottage PORTLAND MAINE SKOWHEGAN BUSINESS SCHOOL offers Superlor Trammg In Buslness Ambttlous Young Men 8. Women SECRETARIAL AND ACCOUNTING COURSES Send for our free catalog today These boys sold ads out of town Cectl Leeman Davud Wtlltamson James Mel drum Merton Meldrum and Clmton Knapp COMPLIMENTS OF Watervtlle Mornmg Sentmel STERNS Skowhegan Watervtlle HEAD TO TOE OUTFITTERS FOR ENTIRE FAMILY Mame's Greatest Value Glver Complnments of SEARS CATALOG Sales Office 48 Water Street SKOWHEGAN MAINE DAVIS 8. MILLER CLOTHING SPORTSWEAR AND sl-loss STORES AT Maduson 8- Blngham PAGE FORTY-FOU R L A 8. W D Hoskms Dlstrlbutors of ESSO PRODUCTS GASOLINE RANGE AND FUEL OILS ESSO BURNERS al OW 6 3000 Ma o Mo n pl ents o PERKINS MACHINE SHOP Dal ow 6 4461 MADISON MAINE HILTON BROS FUEL A son Mane SHELL OIL Coal BItumInous Anthraclte WINKLER HEATING EQUIPMENT Co porot on THE IDEAL PrInt Shop COMMERCIAL AND JOB PRINTING BILL HARTWELL PROP North Anson Mame B H Sllpp 8. Son ANSON MAINE AMERICAN OIL PRODUCTS FUEL 8- RANGE OIL Kmgfield DelIvery Dal ow 6 3252 Clt8tAt ok go EDMUND A DAGGETT Applmnces Plumbmg Heotmg No th Anson Mo ne D al OW 5 2331 DAVIS and ROLFE We Sell Better Luvmg WILTON COMPLIMENTS OF K 8. H Foster Inc 8. Red E MIX Inc A FrIend from Wllton PAGE FORTY FIVE I 0 0 I 0 COIT1 im f Q O ' - I - I Di - dis n, I e . O Box 90 n , i Product of Stewart Warner , . r i . ll O I I I 5 , I I in r w r in n ods. ' - ' - ' ll ' ' II r , i i - O I . . , . - . I . Home Oftice: LYNN. MASS. Dial LYnn 3-5530 P. O. Box 697 GREEN Towns Operators of DIE ILTUXIE ATLIL-IEXIPIENSIE TOURS WASHINGTON. D. C.. SHENANDOAH VALLEY, GETTYSBURG. VALLEY FORGE MONTREAL. QUEBEC, GASPE PENINSULA -- and - NEW YORK CITY Sue and Jea Ed to s of The Abram B eeze Cordlal Welcome Awaits You 01' DEPOSITORS Youll Luke The Friendly Emclent Servace QT OUI' Walton Office Deposltors Trust Company 23 Omces Serving the Heart of Marne Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp PAGE FORTY SIX n i r Il r I l fn, A ' ' , . . . . I o . Lrvermore Falls Trust Company LLS T will 'S:f 'F?t: jk EVM FOR CONVENIENCE AND SAFETY USE OUR BANK BY MAIL SERVICE 3 7 In+eres+ on Savrngs Deposrfs MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSLRANC CORPORATION l I '3 Q- ,f fr nga-WMM' I- T Ii , -5 izrkzflg- , .va an :Y Xixrggfi, 90 . r: Livermore FOII Maine Co pl ments of B a E H Q W A R D 5 Motor Express, Inc Servrng our Customers Rexall Stores Since 1924 Farmmgton Marne ll 5'U'0 S0 e t SP uce 2 8357 Bath Hlghlo cl 3 2622 Rocklo d 8004 7 3461 F ngto 4590 Ra geley Pranos Electronic Organs I9 KNIGHT STREET AUBURN MAINE 68121 4 Chu ch St eet OLEN J BUTLER V e Pres de t Band Instruments Stereophomc Hr Fu FARMINGTON MAINE a GRADUATION 8. CHORAL APPAREL SPO,-fmg Goods Co Unlverslty Cap 8. Gown Co Inc Lawre ce Mass We wrsh to thank KNOWLES 8. DRESSEL of Skowhegan for thelr contrlbutlon and the FARMINGTON WILTON NEW C DEALERS ASSOCIATION for their conf! 59 Co 151 eet A burn Ma ne l Dc: g at the Reco d Hops PAGE FORTY EIGHT m i I ' ' Cc i n nd T rmincals ' I Por land r - n . n Livermore Falls - ' armi ra N r ' M ' Sh I 58 0' on 5 USN OP MAINE oFFlcE AND TERMINAL ' ' at I I I Tel: 2- I - - 098 I' f' . ' . 1 IC ' I n I n , . ur r U , I . . . I - AR ncin r COMPLIMENTS or LUCE S STUDIO Carter Feeds Quallty Value Service Leroy A Woodman FARMINGTON MAINE THE CARTER MILLING COMPANY West Farmmgton Mane Dual 4561 Complnments of Mickey Magulre s Varlety Store Portland Press Herald News Bureau W Raymond Davls Funeral Home Vmcent B Davls FARMINGTON MAINE Farmlngton Ma ne Complnments Benlamm Butler Complete lme of COMPLIMENTS OF Mens and Boys Farmlngton OII Company Dnstrnbutors of Clothmg THE Red Store Texaco Petroleum Products Tel 3331 l lC Corner Broadway FARMINGTON MAINE and Mem Farmungton Ma ne Franklln Farm COMPLIMENTS OF FRED O SMITH Supply John Deere Sales 8. Servlce MCmUfUCI'Uf'n9 C0 IoI Hgh Phone 2031 New V neyard Mame Farmlngton Ma ne See us for your Industrual and Farm Equupment Needs PAGE FORTY NINE I ll ll I I T T I - I ' , I 0 Q I . ' ' I I ! . ' , I - --4,WffffWi if if-. AHA--- -..,,,,,, -.,- .. . , I I I . 0 0 ' uf of I . . I I I I I I I . I . I I I . I I I I I I I . ' I St. ' , I I - ' , The Peoples Maine Consolidated National Bank Power Commercial and Savings Cgmpqny ACCOUNTS h I Member Federal Reserve System I E eryl g ectrlca Member Federal Deposit FARMINGTON MAINE OEF Insurance Corporation Farmington MAINE 'Y Q 'muff' H 9 G H BASS s. co INSURANCE Shoe Makers Since 81 Mann Street 1876 Walton Maine 3315 ' v in ' - AAQVB pin The Ski Uftn FARMINGTON, MAINE l . . Phone l i l l l H l TY me Currier C 8. Joseph F Holman L A W Y E R S FARMINGTON MAINE COCA COLA Bottlmg Company FarmIngton Mame C pl PRESTON INSURANCE AGENCY LEO W PRATT JR FARMINGTON MAINE T 83I YOUR PEACE OF MIND IS OUR BUSINESS SINCE 1859 ARE THE ' Ee4fS'amy4 WILFRED McLEARY CO Hardware Pamts Stoves Pyrofax Gas Servlce I 2 STEARNS FURNITURE CO Complete Home Furmshmgs and Floor Covermgs I2 Ma WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Dual 4888 FARMINGTON MAINE JACKS TRADING POST General Merchancllse and Lumberman s Supplles Complete Servlce HOWARD K STRANG JR D M D HIGH STREET FARMINGTON, MAINE J J PAGE FIFTY ONE Compli nts of V --'--'-'--i om iments of : Q I I ' I I I I I . f y . , . I f I I I . . . . I . I FIrsI Nohonol Bunk Bunldung l I I , EL. 2 I I I I I , I I I L.--........ ...... J - - 5 . . Farmington - Dia 770 - Maine Fofmlngfon ' DIG O45 ' ine I , . Complimenis of 9 , . , . I I I FRIGIDAIRE SALES 8. SERVICE B D Moore Metered Gas SSYVICS GAS APPLIANCES SALES 8. SERVICE RCA WHIRLPOOL SALES SI SERVICE Tel 4755 Fa m ngto Ma ne TOLMAN W GAY Case Farm Equlpment Crawler Tractor New Idea Sales 8. Servlce DIAL 4618 FARMINGTON MAINE pI ets RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSES I53 MAIN STREET DICII 2868 Farmmgton MaIne TRASK JEWELERS GIFTS for AII Occaslons e Knowlton 8. McLeary Co LETTERPRESS LITHOGRAPHY P R I N T I N G ngton Ma e FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Farmmgton Mame WEBER Insurance Agency DIAL asoo Farmmgton Mame ODI :Hof STORE FARMINGTON MAINE PAGE FIF Y T O r I n, I I Com im n of Farmington, Maine Farmi , in - - I T .w FARMINGTON MAINE Frunklln County Savlngs Bunk SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COLLATERAL LOANS CHRISTMAS CLUBS MORTGAGE LOANS The Old County Bank Estcblnshed 'I868 Compllments 0 SINCE 1887 FORSTER MFG CO INC lr QUALITY VVOOD PRODUCTS Farmmgton Marne QQQAL vonlosmu BLISS COLLEGE 160 LISBON STREET LEWISTON Courses Accounting Business Teacher Tralnlng Secreturucll Busmess Aclmmlstratlon Cred fs transferable to degree grant ng colleges No prev ous busmess tra mng required Tuton poycble n IO ecsly budgeted mstcllments WRITE TODAY FOR CATALOG PAGE FIFTY THREE Furmmgton Farmers Unlon P HH' S SERVICE STATION FarmIngton MaIne Shell Gas and Oll STRONG MAINE INSURANCE CompIIments of Comphmems of JACKS PLACE T C CarIIsIe Ph II ps Malne DILL S FurnIshIngs Sportswear Luggage I2 Broadway D al 4532 Farm ngton Ma ne rs Glendon DIII LADIES s. CHILDREN s CLOTHES Sportswear Hallmark Cards Ph II ps Ma ne T me Out' STARBIRD LUMBER 5 T R 9 N G C0 , INC Strong MaIne D al OVerIcInd 4 3741 Wood TurnIng Corp MaIn Street Strong Malne C H BRACKLEY PRES COMPLIMENTS OF LGWIS Drug Store THE REXALL STORE Strong Ma ne EUSTIS Hardware Store FIshIng Tackle 8. SportIng Goods GENERAL HARDWARE Guns 8. AmmunItIon PACKARD PAINTS and VARNISHES St ong Ma ne PAGE F IFTY FOUR I O I I . . , r I o l O ii, ' I M. O .. I I 1 K ...iv 'Q Q .., i ' .. . II, I I , I i . o o o ' . . ' I r i I .. , . O .. , i r , i COMPLIMENTS OF TRECARTIN S PHARMACY Phllllps Mame PHILLIPS OIL CO. TExAco GAS AND on Eastern Batteries Parts Gates Tares PHILLIPS MAINE Co pl ments of Dr and Mrs Cecil Thompson Co pl ments of Dr ancl Mrs Charles E Thurlow PHILLIPS MAINE Plussumr s Dmry PASTEURIZED 8. HOMOGENIZED M I L K Cream Chocolate Mllk Cottage Cheese and Tropicana Orange Julce DELIVERIES IN KINGFIELD PHILLIPS STRONG ps Ma Dal ME 9 2622 Phllllps Hardware Phulllps Mame GREENWOOD INN M 8. M s Vncent York Propnetors I MEdfo d 9 2283 W RUSSELL Dealer In DRY Goons cLoTHlNG soors SHOES Pho e ME 92191 Phllp Mane PAGE FIFTY FIVE I m i m I . . I I . O ' ' Co. I Q . . . I r. r. i , ' - - Phillips, Maine Dia r - l I , l l - Philli , me l i - I ' n . iis I 958 ' 98, K if fy S 'b .l?h. If has llrrn nur pru Ill gf fn pus: ru llllllffigffllflllil'HH!l flu' 1'l'l'IlfS Ihul will lu' nu'nmric'.n lumnrrmr. IACRSUN SIlDlUS. IXL. PoRTl.,xxn z: Nluxr: COMPLIMENTS OF OQUOSSOC LIGHT H A FURBISH COMPANY 3' POWER C0 GENERAL ELECTRIC Insurance Real Estate A Ilances Ra geley Mane Rangeley Ma e RIDDLE S PHARMACY JOSEPH McLAFFERTY PROP Where Your Trade Is Apprecuafed Rangeley Ma ne T e Se or Pl Y COMPLIMENTS OF SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE R I T 1, C Spot Cloth ng a d Foot ear ange ey rus O ge ey Me hl p Memes ALL THAT IS GOOD IN P STORE ROGRESSIVE AND THE G W PIC CONSTRUCTIVE BANKING Rangeley Mame 3! Pad on Sav ngs E J LEAVITT GROCERIES 8. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Eustis Mame MCICDONAI.D'S Compl ments of WHERE FRIENDS MEET Co pl me Is of JAMES FUNERAL HOME EUSIS M0 ne Phillips Mame PAGE FIFTY SEVEN Q O O n , i , in I ll ' ' ll I h ni a s O r 1 n w Non-Resident Fishing and Hunting Ron I ' ' and P 'I' S' Me' i I I C D - I I . . I I on I I I i I , m i n ' I , I I THE I1 ulimq lxlINbl-I llntlumtml. Im HUSSON COLLEGE Maine s Largest School of Business Training Term ol Co ses e e c e t I Ste gaphc Typ gClerca oth d e c ng Deg ee Courses cec B Aco tn s ato B ess d c on ee o for duato ao n acea tdea Wlhot FREE CATALOG C H HUSSON President otato Chips Potato Sticks Popcorn Fiddle Sticks Compliments of Skowhegun Savings Bank H S WINTER lr INSURED SAVINGS PLANS Mortgage Liquidation Plans EDUCATIONAL FUNDS BUSINESS INSURANCE These plans are underwritten by the Franklin Life Insurance Co The Largest legal reserve stock Life Insurance Co devoted to the underwriting of Ordinary and Annuity plans Tel Kmgfield co 5 2711 PAGE FIFTY EIGHT ' O O , o v - s . -Q l , I , T , . 5 . 'a V as C , , , 3, . ' , F 5 l H' . , . . . P . in ur 1 ' Ex cutive, Legal, Medical, Lib ral Arts, Te hnical Scientific S cre aria, no r i , in - i I, Sh r an Cl rical, Business Administration, Ac- ' KING COLE These are of one and two years' duratio r : B. S. in Secretarial Si n e, .S. in c uni g, B. S. in Business Admini tr i n, B. S. in usin E u- uti . 0 0 Th s are f u years' r i n Educ ti n is cheap. lt is ig or n nd incom- petence that cos rly. -- i i . . , O O , O . 0 . verett L Pushard KINGFIELD DIAL CO 5 27'l'l MAINE STATE LICENSED Master Plumber Electrician Oil Burner Service Man Plumbing 8. Heating Sales 8. Service qu WHT Modern Gas Service QM Anywhere l 9l'Vl C9 e WHAT WE SELL WE SERVICE ICO52 Tugue s Hotel 8. Cabins Leo 8. Jean Tague P op Hunting, Fishing Slum Cocktail lounge R I' D CARRABASSETT MAINE Camp Lots For Sale Housekeeping Cabins Rooms with Private Baths Dining Room KINGFIELD OIL COMPANY Tho o D al CO 5 2603 Kmgfielcl Maine pl ets Deer Farm Camps E 5 WINTER Prop HUNTING FISHING Skiing Accommodations K gfed M Open the Year Around PAGE FIFTY NINE O i A ' l Q 0 S ll ll Hardwick A Rop r Caloric Gas Ranges 81 Built-ln Units Ruud Alcoa Hotwater Heaters, Oil Burner Sales 8K Service ll -I ll oute 27 Te. - 616 1 o Austin mps n , r . 5 . I gl 0 I . . . ., , Com im n of in il , aine HAROLD S TRANTEN NATION WIDE GENERAL STORE Kmgfield Mame D I CO 5 2202 Success and Best Wlshes Class of 1959 Mr 8. Mrs EmII E Wlnter, .I pl ent WALTER F NEWELL New 8. Used Cars and Trucks KINGFIELD MAINE WOODHAVEN Sklers Lodge Heated Rooms Breakfasts served famlly style MR 8. MRS CARLTON P WOOD D ICO 5 2831 Rte 27 K ngfeld Me Kmgfield I G A Market Herbert Hall Prop D al CO 5 2371 KINOFIELD Qibz iiaerhert KINGFIELD MAINE Good Food Good Rooms Open All Year AL 8- GRACIE WESTMAN D al CO 5 2002 RANGE 8. FUEL OILS Fo Q k Depe d ble Sev DWIGHT S HALL Phone CO 5 2411 KINGFIELD MAINE PAGE SIXTY I l I l O O ' o 0 o ro io - 'I I bu ' Com im s of '25 Y O I Compliments of ' I I O C O . , . . . . I - ia - . i I , . , . r uic , n a r ice O i - - HERBERT S. WING'S INSURANCE AGENCY Savings Bank Building-Kingfield, Maine Established in T895 Kmgfield s First Insurance Agency ONLY THE OLDEST LARGEST AND BEST COMPANIES REPRESENTED VIZ Insurance Company of North America AGING lr1SUrClr1Ce C0mpClr1y Commercial Union Assurance Co Ltd Granite State Fire Ins C0 Royal Indemnity Company Queen Insurance Co of America New York Underwriters Ing C0 Hartford Fire Insurance Company Marne Bonding 8- Casualty Co PIWOGHIX IHSUYCHCG COmpGr1y Home Insurance Company Fitchburg Mutual Fire Ins Co Continental Ins Co Royal Insurance Company Ltd Hartford Steam Boller Inspection and Insurance Company Union Mutual Life Insurance Company Policies for all lands of insurance issued KINGFIELD SAVINGS BANK Kmgfield Marne Chartered ln T895 Now Celebrating its Sixty fourth Anniversary CECIL S FRENCH President EARL L WING Treasurer TRUSTEES Earl L Wing Cecil S French Ralph M Simmons For sixty four years since nts Incorporation no notice has ever been required for withdrawals We have paid one hundred twenty five semi annual dividends amounting to S502 822 58 We have paid besides our regular dividends seven extra dividends The last ten have been at the rate of 3 o per annum com pounded semi annually Deposits are not sublect to town taxation The Bank pays the taxes We have a surplus consisting of Reserve Fund of S100 000 Profit 81 Loss Account of 571231 Il to al 5171231 ll Deposits begin to draw interest on the first day of each month and dividends are declared the first Saturday of April and October PAGE SIXTY ONE O I . Q I I I . O I Agnes S. Huse Everett L. Pushard n 1 I . I - , . , I , . . I I KNAPP BROS Dodge and Plymouth Cars Dodge Job Rated Trucks I CO 5 2362 EMIl E WINTER Agency GENERAL INSURANCE W 1 A f 5 2791 0 IW' WII1 CDUNTRY CLOTHIER und SKI SHOP Kingfield - - Maine I Always Better Used Cars K F ld ' e - - D' - I Roxie D. in er, gen K F Id ' - - D' I C - JORDAN LUMBER COMPANY K ngfeld Ma D al CO 5 2231 Complete Lune of Building Materials KINGFIELD INN Good Food and Fun In the heart of Klngfleld COMPLIMENTS OF The Herbert Barber Shop REAL ESTATE ROGER O PAGE Broker K ngfeld Ma ne D al CO 5 2011 RAYMOND A GOULD JR Pamtlng Papermg Carpentry LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS Q d WALLPAPER COMPLLMENTS OF RIVERSIDE THEATRE Knngfleld Mame SUGARLOFT SKI DORMS Lang and Judy Warren The Thrlfty Beauty Salon BE THRIFTY LET US TAKE CARE OF YOUR BEAUTY NEEDS K gfeld M e Dal CO 52192 LAMBERT S Compllments of Dr 8. Mrs S B Covert DurreII's Rooms 8- Meals PAGE SIXTY THREE i L , ine i - i L , i i - . , . I I , n I O Il ll . . . O I O O Ln I , am I - I WINTER 81 SONS INCORPORATED d Of All K d Complumen+s f Woo Turning