Leavitt Area High School - Angelus Yearbook (Turner, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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Pnfvr, .,X.lEl11lI' ADMINISTRATION BUILDING -f- 'f'- Ilia- .fff-Y Y'A BERRY HALL AUDIT ORIUM DEDHC ATIION We the Semor Class dedrcate thls lssue of the ANGELUS to Mr Oren F Fraser our farthful fnend and counselor whose memory w1l1 lm ger w1th us through the years to come. -.-.-:Az-.:i111i'f-:-5,11:::5fir:15:25-if-'.'-13:1:-:-:-'.-:5:-'::-:-:PP1:25-2f-2-5.f-I-I-:f.2'f.ii5' , , A X 1 r A I A 1 , . ' I ' - 'Qlflfl QW lil 'Time, you old gypsy man, will you not stay? Put up your caravan for just one day. These verses by Ralph Hodgson perhaps express the feeling of many people who see their lives slipping by at what seems to be a breakneck speed. Yet, some of us go about our daily chores in a carefree way. All at once we wake up to a new, fast-moving world when it's too late to make the most of our lives. How many times have we heard people say, lf only l were to live my life over! Time will reveal everything to usp it is a babbler, and speaks even when no question is asked. When we entered Leavitt, we knew very few of our classmates, but in time we learned their names. Still later we learned their character without asking many questions. Today our judg- ment and mental growth are strengthened by these experiences and associations. Whether we know it or not, we have met people who will quite possibly influence our conduct and character all the rest of our lives: and in return we have made lasting impressions on other people. Goethe once said, We always have time enough if we will but use it aright. When we come to class and the teacher asks for our paper, we should not say that we have not opened a book because we did not have the timer it would be more nearly correct to say that we did not use our time to good advantage. It is interesting to notice that the people with the most obliga- tions and demands on their time can always make more time for further responsibilities. Re- member that time is money and when you do not take the advantage of time, you have wasted money coming to you in the future by not gaining the knowledge that you could have. Unlike money, however, time, once lost can never be regained. In four years there are some of us who can see what we have accomplished. The awkward, unknown freshman who may be sitting on the bench his first year out for football, four years later may develop his athletic abilities and reputation enough to make himself captain of the team. All through civilization, mankind has been trying to beat time. Seconds have lost lives and minutes empires. We are in a perpetual move and we know we shall have to lose eventually, but our goal should be to make so good a showing during this race that we will not fall into the undistinguished list of also-rans. GLORIA THOMAS, Business Manager ROGER TIMBERLAKE, Editor-in-Chief 'H S is zi 5. F NN-5' 21 3. f ef 1 T ff 'Z 5 lwl3lfVCJlQIfXIA l T 5 E l - 2' ,i , Z ! 3 x I5lDfXlRlD Seated: C. Stevens, Assistant Editorg G. Thomas, Business Managerg Mrs. Smith, Ad- visory M. Durgin, Assistant Alumni Editor: C. Hill, Senior Class Editor. Standing: A. Hinkley, Sophomore Class Editor: R. Timberlake, Editor-in-Chief, P. Willard, Alumni Editorg M. Newton, Freshman Class Editor. Trying their wiles B. Hutchins, Mr. Alden, L. Moore S ..ti XlAliSQN on Mr. Alden ni ei!!! 2-Jimi M 1 Sl I-5 ,.T'f'.,ti':'2,gv-:-fw'-324-w- .3 dhtml f, ,Y ,,f,,s:-. 'K I J, 4f HEADMASTER F Jomn F. MACMORRAN. Members LEAVXTT XNSTKTUTE Founoso was Tumxss CENTER, Mmus em-sary 18 , 1955 of the Class of 1955: dly at this moment everyone at Leavltt can recognize tures and events in this book, but ten, his same yearbook will have for each one of us lde the Undoubte at a glance the plc twenty, fifty years from now t considerably more meaning when it recalls moments long forgotten, but just as alive as ever ins covers of the ANGELUS. tes to the history of the School, and nts good ln the classroom, lar actlvltles. 6 contrlbu s of stude tra-ourrlcu alls up th nd Each class l955 leaves us memorle on the athletic field, and ln ex More important, however, the Class of l955 c memory of good campus citizens--pleasant, cooperative, a l go with you always. honest. the Schoo elya May the best wishes of V ry lncer f'f' John F. Macmorran X, MR. OREN F. FRASER MRS. SUSIE M. SMITH MR. CHARLES SAMPSON B.S. , University of Maine B.A. , Colby College M.A ., Boston University Agriculture Languages and English II Mathematics and Science MRS. EVA ll. LYMBURNER C.A., Detroit University English IV and Social Studies MR. EARLE W. DOLPHIN MISS IWERNA BEATON MR. GERALD S. ALDEN M- Ed-. Boston University B. S., Farmington B. S., University of Maine C0mlT19l'Ci31 Subjects S. T.C. , Home Economics English and Social Studies 4 us E f ,fx ,- .N-.4 457 'la EW E -46 -E! L11 ,f 'J 1 'n-- . L, I H ,. ff , H N 'ha Q , A 5 1 W ati Who s Ahead? v, , x X Sq, X 4: if 'FIU ..J2?M'Ef9!-f .,.f ' Pool Sharks Lf' 5:5 D. Youland giving audiometer tests supervised by Mrs. Elaine Murray. if Shop Work under Mr. Fraser 5 XX 2 4 Q. 1 'fini 'vm yy Q24 ia' 'P 0.3 ma' ,H ' A 3 x 4 Q up-........ 'T , Lfllmac L. ,sw , f ', f -, 'gm Y ,., 3, ,W ,, mvvusl A M, 'MA A' f W fy., ,.. '- - f lg fl X U QI . f LILLIAN GRANT College Course Leeds, Maine Man has his will--but woman has her Way. Monmouth H. S. 1,2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2 3,45 West Maine Music Festival 2, 35 Maine All-State Music Festival 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 15 NHS 3,45 Athletic Association 25 Student Council 4, Secretary 45 Drama 45 Amaracus staff 2,35 Assistant Store Keeper 45 Junior Prize Speaking 35 Maine State Public Speaking Contest 2. HAROLD HERSEY General Course Turner, Maine A good laugh is sunshine in a home. N Drama 25 NRA 1, 2. JUNE BUBIER General Course Greene, Maine With good and gentle-humored heart. Lewiston H.S. 15 FHA 1,25 Drama 25 Softball 2,35 Minstrel Show 3,45 Com- mercial Club 2. BRUCE DUNTON College Course Elizabeth, New Jersey Dunton knows with equal ease, How to vex and how to please. Jonathan Dayton Regional H.S. 25 NRA 15 Drama 3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 3, 45 Minstrels 3, 4. BARBARA GOULD Commercial Course Turner C entre, Maine She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk widl Prize Speaking 1, 2: Class Sec 2: D1'll'I1B2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2. 43 C110liSIeI 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4: Dramatics Club 35 NHS 3, 45 Asst. Softball Manager 3: Band 25 Shorthand Award 45 Concert 3, 4. ALDEN GREEN, IR. Agriculture Course Turner, Maine He's full of pleasure, and beloved by many. Drama 25 NRA 1, 2, Vice Pres. 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 3, 45 FFA 3, 45 Agricultural Award 4. ALBERT LEBLOND General Course Turner, Maine Often a silent face has voice and words. FFA 1,2, Secretary 2: Minstrel Show 3,4. JACK LIBBY General Course North Turner, Maine As merry as the day is long. Prize Speaking 1, 2: Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3: Drama 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Christmas Carol Service 3. JOAN PAGE Commercial Course Leeds, Maine 'Soft peace she brings, wherever she arrives. FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 4: Drama 2, 3,4: Dramatics Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3,4: Commercial Club 3,4, Secretary 4: Minstrel Show 2,43 NHS 3,4: Christ- mas Carol Service 3,4: Class Treasurer 3.4. JEAN PULSIFER Commercial Course Livermore, Maine The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. FHA 1,2, 3,4, Secretary 4: Drama 2: Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: NRA 1: Shorthand Award 4. ROGER LIBBY College Course North Tumer, Maine He sits high in all the people's hearts. Prize Speaking 1: NRA 1: Class Presi- dent 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 3,4: NHS 3,4, Vice President 4: Drama 2, 3,4: Student Council 3, 4: Assistant Business Manager Angelus 3. ALFRED MCNEAR Agriculture Course Leeds, Maine He comes with a gust of laughter. NRA 1: Football 3,4: Baseball 4: Min- strel Show 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Drama 4: Candle Lighting Service 4. y BEVERLY HUTCHINS General Course Livermore, Maine 'Her twinkling eyes are a sign of her good nature. Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama 2, 3, 45 FHA 1,2, 45G1ee Club 1, 2,45 Cheer- leading 2: Assistant Basketball Manager 4: Band 3. HAROLD HINKLEY General Course Turner, Maine Zealous, yet modest. Minstrel Show 1, 3,45 FFA 1,2, 3, Presi- dent 3. GERALD HENRY General Course Turner Center, Maine Good humor is the health of the soul. NRA 1: Basketball 1,2,45 Football 2,4: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Drama 2, 3,45 Dra- matics Club 3: Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Carol Service 3. CHARLES HILL College Course Livermore, Maine Thine eyes are like the deep blue heaven Reading H.S. 1, 2: NHS 3,4, President 4: NRA 3: Class Editor 4: Football Man- ager 4. LAURXER KILBRETH College Course North Turner, Maine I am very fond of the company of ladies. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Student Council 35 Drama 25 Minstrel Show 3,45 Class President 1, Vice President 3, 4: Class Editor 2. BERNARD LANGLIN General Course Livermore, Maine Full of bashfulness and truth, loved much. Prize Speaking 2: Class Editor 35 Student Council 3, 45 Drama 45 Football 4. JOAN PULSIFER Commercial Course Turner, Maine A rosebud set with little wilful thoms. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2g FHA 1, 2, 43 Commercial Club 4: Drama 3, 4. GLORIA THOMAS College Course Greene, Maine Queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls. NHS 3, 4g Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Captain 4: Class Treasurer 2: FHA 1, 2,4g Commercial Club 2, 3,4, President 4g Drama 3,45 Store Keeper 3, 4, Angelus Business Manager 4. PAMELIA WILLARD College Course Turner, Maine 'How sweet and gracious, even in com- mon speech. Softball 2, 3,43 NRA 25 Drama 2, 3,43 Prize Speaking 1,2g Band 2,33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 35 NHS 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4g Student Council 35 Class Treasurer 1: Class Secretary 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Minstrel Show 1,2,3,4: DAR Candi- date 4: Christmas Concert 3,4. GORDON TWITCHELL General Course Turner, Maine Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. FFA 1, 2,45 Drama 2g Minstrel Show 3, 4g Dramatics Club 3. CODY RICHARDSON General Course Turner, Maine She was jes' the quiet kind whose natures never vary. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4: Minstrel Show 1, 2,43 FHA 1, 2, 3,4. ROGER TIMBERLAKE Commercial Course Livermore, Maine I have no secret of success but hard work. Class Editor 1g Drama' 2g Minstrel Show 2: Production Manager Minstrel Show 3,43 NRA 1, 2: Commercial Club 2, 3,4, Vice President 4, Assistant Basketball Manager 2, Manager 3,4g Baseball Man- ager 2g NHS 3,45 Assistant Editor of Angelus 33 Editor in Chief 4. SENIOR CLASS First row: G. Henry, L. Grant, Jo. Pulsifer, B. Hutchins, C. Richardson, Je. Pulsifer, J. Page, 1. Bubier, C. Hill. Second row: R. Libby, J. Libby, B. Gould, G. Thomas, P. Willard, B. Langlin, H. Hersey, Mrs. Lymburner. Third row: B. Dunton, H. Hink- ley, A. Green, R. Timberlake, G. Twitchell, A. McNear, L. Kilbreth. Last September the Senior Class started out with 24 members. The following were elected as class officers for this year: President, Roger Libbyg Vice President, Laurier Kilbreth: Secretary, Pamelia Willardg Treasurer, Ioan Pager Class Editor, Charles Hillg Class Advisor, Mrs. Lymburner. We have a new member in our class this year, Lillian Grant, who transferred from Monmouth Academy. We lost only one member, Norma Hamlin. The class has been striving eamestly all year to reach our goal for the Washington Trip. We have sponsored a drama, a Christmas basket, and other devices to help raise the necessary money. We also hope to have a variety show. All of us are looking forward with great anxiety to April twenty-first, when we hope to leave for our Washington trip. Bemard Langlin is our homeroom representative on Student Council and Lillian Grant the member-at-large. Gloria Thomas is President of the Commercial Club and Pamelia Willard is President of F.H.A. The Senior Class greatly appreciates the help readily given us by the faculty, students, parents, and friends during our four years at Leavitt. A Eg' r ,fig ' x M -sim 514, - .f-A 'f gg: 1 .zi V 129534 , ' 'r, Sr' fm, f a-3 ' wx 'Q ' 'my l 4 ,L X x Y 'Q 75331 f. 1 ,5 Q- 1 Q Q A A, ,a gf 9 Q:, SH , G W za A fi L nf? We vp 4, NAME June Bubier Bruce Dunton Barbara Gould Lillian Grant Alden Green Harold Hersey Charles Hill Gerald Henry Harold Hinkley Beverly Hutchins Laurier Kilbreth Bernard Langlin Albert Leblond Jack Libby Roger Libby Alfred McNear Joan Page Jean Pulsifer Joan Pulsifer Cody Richardson Gloria Thomas Roger Timberlake Gordon Twitchell Pamelia Willard H U NICKNAME June Bug Bo Bo Bouncing Barb Lilly Bee Whank Buster Charlie Henry Hirk Bev D um p Butch Dragster Jackie n .U-root.. ..Mac .. WJ-Dann Jeanie Tootie Cody u Tommie Broc k Gordon vvpam .1 RUS C U PE PA STTIME Kicking Chairs Lewiston Cecil Ricker Hill Dale Math Rowena Wisecracking Quietness Deviltry Girls Smiling Flirting Making Out Robena Sleeping Office Talking with Lee Stanley Getting into trouble Chatting with Lil Flying Not much of anything Feeding chickens SENHUR DRAMA SCENES AMBITION Telephone Operator Money Marriage Haven't got much Millionaire Farming New car that works Logging Farming Air Force College Working Hot Rodding Navy College Shoveling College P. B. I. Housewife Air Force P. E. Director Marines To graduate College ,., QL s fu, ' f 5'..f V . fugf Q 1 ' .afghv , I0 'Q 1 I - 1 CQ' QRXK.. . ' 5, L 'iw X.. .1 F ' 'X ala. -gt' I . gin if ' W- y K - Q, 3 .s 5 :Q' , . xt: f' If ' xx I 2 ' . ,Y 'fi' , 57' Yx :ill ' - wp. . jf' ,fn 1 . 9' 9 I Vx y . aw 9 ' X ' f ' 58 , X A x I va 3 F yn , . V. ,X ,F Q, Q. il 3 fin 11 ' swiliilbg. . ' b gn . 4 mu Wwe Q' Q 1.1 N .1 .. Q, 3.g5,Y:Qrsi JUUNIIOR CLASS First row: L. Brown, R. Bubier, L. Roy, E. Richardson, S. Leighton, L. Moore, P. Roberts, B. Blanc- hard, M. Libby, E. Austin, I. Huntington, L. Gordon. Second row: C. Lee, L. Caldwell, R. Gilbert, M. Durgin, H. Faunce, P. Additon, J. Sennett, L. Gilbert, C. Stevens, J. Hiscock, D. Youland, J. Sampson, Miss Beaton, D. Lowell. Third row: A. Peare, D. Watkins, E. Jordan, E. Hamblin, H. Faunce, W. Frazer, G. Pettengill, A. Jordan, L. Timberlake, M. Morrell, C. Richmond, S. McLaugh lin, H. Hartford. This year the Junior Class consists of thirty-eight students. We welcomed Carl Richmond, who transferred here from Aubum, Maine. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President, Sheldon McLaughlin: Vice President, Gilbert Pettengillg Secretary, Connie Stevens: Treasurer, Henry Faunce: Class Editor, Marlene Durgin. Our Class Advisor is Miss Mema Beaton. The Juniors have been very active in sports and cheerleading. There are eight Junior boys out for basketball, and six Junior girls help compose the girls' team. There are three Itmior girls on the cheer- leading squad. Serving on the Student Council are Sheldon McLaughlin, Presidentg Connie Stevens, S. A. A. Secretary: Carl Richmond, home room representative, and Lawrence Caldwell, Member-at- large. ln the Fall we had a paper drive and later a Jitney supper. We are now working on a drama that is to be presented in the auditorium February 18. The proceeds will go toward our class trip. uv-4 Vypawwy ef ' 'r- 1 '11 . K, X xt' in Lt -Xu qv c-UK, km. x.' x-,xn X N W X X my xx n W X X KW x X , Q Q X X x bxl 'W ' 'maaq 1 wg, Amy ' Unq- 'vm X .15 ,xux .xx X K A dx-x n Mk. -, X Uxx uv .Urn Vfxwxx MW s-sl wx- -- K AU. X X A X x-,Ku Mui 'hai A x V15 ,X .,-,, 084' MIN X K ,uw al W n gwman ws 8 .Xi V195 , K I v. -aan 1 'W w xXxuN wht! QNX 6'5 ' sawn- Q auxv, x M QA czxvc, xx-sXXCxxvyN S. X ,V NW- 'fuk Afknk, WMA dn: 'Q luv: Qs, y .NW X , xv- QM vnu. Xu 1 Xmtw.:'X'k ami . N A A Xlxvvk NXQKXA, on Qcww xewx,X'Xn.!L,A Ag YS wt NN QXX, Que w x:1xx'xv.gv wus yu, ,Ang qw, 591' WX? 5660-xqsk xo make Kg yxquct .Mm 5-W 'Y gksxvun 'mi 00 1 . 1345, , Acds. oi ine Qvgyg .-9,59 30 Gm sugqqxwxc and QNQ1 ities Wm -1, Cnr. i dx tv wx K X M . X N X X ' X- x. wx., xx'- XS, OPHQ 10RE SUPIHIUMORE CLASS First row: F. Carver, J. Alden, I. Fish, Re. Morris, N. Pearl, C. Maxwell, E. Gould, A. Hinkley, J. Jackson, M. Waite, H. Maxim, M. Philoon. Second row: W. Hoffman, L. Beaudoin, B. Jordan, A. Leblond, J. Frazer, E. Howe, Row. Bragdon, B. Gordon, Ro. Morris, Rob. Bragdon, B. Allen, J. Rainey, S. Hiscock, C. Jordan, S. Richardson. Third row: M. Twitchell, J. Pulsifer, J. Sennett, G. Evans, A. Mahoney, R. Jordan, C. Hiscock, G. Maxwell, H. Pulsifer, C. Allen, A. Grant, C. Emer- son, K. Page, R. Libby, Mr. MacMorran. In September 41 Sophomores reported for school. At our first class meeting, we elected the follow ing class officers: President, Roland Jordan: Vice President, Arthur Mahoneyg Secretary, Carolyn Max- well: Treasurer, Maureen Philoong Editor, Arlene I-Iinkleyg Advisor, Mr. MacMorran. We were sorry to lose Agnes Harlow and Amold Child from our class. Newcomers to our class from Leeds were Judy Rainey, Janice Jackson, George Evans, and Alden Grant. From Gorham came Betty Allen. We had an enjoyable time initiating the Freshmen last fall and giving them a reception. Members of the class have been very active in sports and other organizations. Carolyn Maxwell and Alden Grant were our representatives to the Student Council for the first semester. During the fall, we put on some dances. We are looking forward to a drama, lt's a Great Life , in the spring. MW: 9 F: aff 1 n ,. ,V . ,A-fx '- , g Viv , 5 43, ? ,laik Ji 23 . Ugg? JSR: J 'lf Qi D ,wig W P 15-'af 5 J, fix J, Q f 3 S We 1'f,,,,ff. A N 1 ,L z , '13 Q. 61: ' jffif , Q. , fy fm ' wx A W .',, 1 W Q-1 1+ NTf 'X 3 gn. gxfx 13' ill- sl' FRESHMEN 5 'vm IFRIESIHIMAN GLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Virginia Youland, Secretary: Samuel Boothby, Vice Presidentg Marie Newton, Class Edirorg Wayne Cobb, Presidentg Edna Reed, Treasurer. I X I I' I .X'jII'jIIDgX' SV' I1'lNaIz'15 'vm' I ,W IFRESHMAN CLASS First row: M. Hill, R. Richmond, N. Sampson, S. Peare, M. Newton, P. Lowell, E. Radcliff, A. Irish, J. Lane, J. Sampson, M. Pulsifer, E. Reed. Second row: P. Viles, C. Timberlake, J. Gillis, L. Leigh- ton, B. Field, J. Maxwell, D. Fogg, B. Waite, V. Youland, R. Pulver, W. Roberts, R. Gilbert. Third row: G. Jordan, R. Quimby, L. Faunce, B. Green, F. Youland, S. Boothby, D. Ferland, L. Fogg, F. Emerson, R. Hamlin, D. Hersey, K. Willard, W. Cobb. When Leavitt opened last fall, there were forty enrolled in our Freshman Class, and all but two are still in school. Mr. Sampson and Mr. Fraser helped us get organized, and we elected the following officers: President, Wayne Cobb: Vice President, Samuel Boothbyg Secretary, Virginia Youlandg Treas- urer, Edna Reed: Class Editor, Marie Newton: Class Advisor, Mr. Alden. The aftemoon of September 13 we had a sports program. In the tug-of-war we were thrilled to defeat the Sophomores. The following Friday was Freshman Initiation Day, and our costumes were really something! In the evening we were given a reception. Both boys and girls are very active in sports this year. We had two members besides our president on the Student Council, Anna Irish and Virginia Youland. Quite a few of our class have been on highest honors this year. Now we are looking forward to the time when we, as Sophomores, can greet a new crop of Freshmen ORGANIZATION 3 3, 5411 f 41 , - 155, -7? :K ef Q. Q xg-If . ,,w,, . awwl: 55 3 'I,3H'3?f51zggfvL r , Q N A Q Mm 9, 112,.uv.- gr1??:t52ffs4' f 3w2I5y',' U3gPJiyi. ' if , fixgf-ix 5 -fa qgyg-1 ww, X f, ,fi h ,U :..p:jq C1 'Z 1 3 , 1 f :gif Q 2. V :QS ,rw 4 ,, ,ww 7,55 ir 1 ef!! zu ,mf W, .4- ' hr 'xv 4 Ka- ef XXWUUUQ lzhzlof W ,,- x . 4'fhHn6b 1F.lHI.A First row: M. Philoon, F. Carver, C. Stevens, E. Gould, Jean Pulsifer, J. Page, P. Willard, A. Hink- ley, B. Hutchins, J. Huntington, E. Richardson, M. Hill. Second row: I. Sampson, L. Brown, C. Richardson, P. Lowell, M. Libby, I. Alden, B. Blanchard, E. Howe, B. Allen, N. Sampson, L. Roy, S. Hiscock, M. Pulsifer, J. Gillis, Miss Beaton. Third row: L. Grant, Joan Pulsifer, L. Gilbert, P. Additon, B. Gould, G. Thomas, I. Hiscock, M. Waite, L. Moore, S. Leighton, I. Rainey. The first meeting ofthe Future Homemakers of America was held in September with 37 members! joining. We elected the following officers: President, Pamelia Willard: 1st Vice President, Joan Page: 2nd Vice President, Arlene Hinkley: Secretary, Jean Pulsifer: Treasurer, Beverly Hutchins: Historian, Erla Richardson: Reporter, Ioan Huntington: Parliamentarian, Elaine Gould: Chapter Mother, Mrs. Smith, and Chapter Advisor, Miss Beaton. Thirty girls attended the district meeting held at Norway, Maine at which the purposes of F. H.A. were set forth by various means. Connie Lee Stevens was elected Vice Chariman for District E. at this meeting. We enjoyed a cook-out at Livermore in the fall. Later we held a Dress Revue of the garments made in class and also a Christmas party. We are anticipating a Sadie Hawkins dance on March 18. We are also planning interesting meet- ings on such topics as decorating cakes and packing for a trip. On the whole, our club this year has been prosperous and we hope that it will continue to be next year. X 1 COMMERCIAL CLUB First row: P. Roberts, B. Jordan, R. Timberlake, Mr. Dolphin, G. Thomas, el. Page, L. Gordon, E Austin. Second row: B. Blanchard, J. Fraser, M. Durgin, P. Additon, H. Faunce, C. Maxwell, 1. Pulsifer, I. Fish, R. Morris. Third row: W. Fraser, H. Faunce, M. Morrell, L. Timberlake. At our first meeting in October there were ten members. The following officers were elected: President - - - - - Gloria Thomas Vice President - - - - Roger Timberlake Secretary ---- ------ j 0311 Page Treasurer - - - - - -Barbara Gould Advisor - - - - - Mr. Dolphin At an assembly in December the following were initiated: Carolyn Maxwell, Henry Fatmce, Harriette Faunce, Marlene Durgin, Joan Fraser, Merton Morrell, Lee Timber- lake and Joan Pulsifer. This year the Commercial Club changed the membership rules. It was decided to reduce the required average for admission from 85 to 80. So far this year our club has not been very active, but we are planning some very interesting meetings for the near future. We want to wish the Commercial Club success in next year's work. W 4 .Vg Kg!! iw mwmwwm winfn HM aww gsmqmgf is Aff? Q, 2 'J .f K , K Q- , ,QL ' rf 1 fl L ' , M- ff vw wwf: ax A cfxwyy ,Q Mfr I 'G-ff if .1 iw: 54:5 H ' ,' 1 had Q35-1 fwggftiifzgi 2 'att 1'1iQ'5?g xffrf iff lqw-,n f'SiQ'5II ?-if? -l - ., W .xf X, K A ,Ein aaigfiw M' 75 45:5 ' 1jLq5r.ijg9f -' Wx-f . 5:5 k ifyfzqzz M 3'-fe' 13415 if 1. if 3 NL ' mffffrr? H .K -- A 1546511- Q, , 444 fa M W' 5 v is WHO DONE IT? Seated: K. Willard, J. Huntington, W. Hoffman. Standing: A. Grant, A. Jordan, C. Allen, F. You land. N.,fX'Ql'HCDN Il-, ,R,l.l4'll,lQ.'1 ..f' X S506'fI..+X',l'1lCD,N We wish to express our thanks to Henry Pratt and George Austin who were kind enough to act as N.R.A. instructors again this year. Weekly meetings are held. Z4 X PRONE CHECKING TARGETS A1'HLli'1'1CS 1':.wV ,Gijk '. - ' 1 ' 1' ' ?E,x ? 'f.?fv y?z5? y Q4f: x.. . iF fE'l:' if? ' , , W' ff? ,214-,w.Qiir ' J- 5Tfyf1f-Mfw 3 X-' 4 , ' fn , H - '- ' ' V - ffm. 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The next game we played at Woodstock, where we suffered our second defeat by a score of 8-0. At our first home game Dixfield won, but by a closer score of 6-4. We, then entertained Woodstock here, and we were defeated 3-0. At Mechanic Falls we won our first game by a score of 9-4. When we went to Dixfield for our return game with them, we lost by a close score of 5-4. Hebron Academy came to Leavitt and we won our second game easily with a 9 2 SCOI6. In our third home game in a row, we won over Mechanic Falls 13-2. We journeyed to Kingston, Massachusetts for two games with Kingston. The first was a tieg the second we won 6-4. Players Name Bruce Dunton David Watkins Bernard Hathaway Laurier Kilbreth Roland Jordan Kenneth Bowen Donald Ricker Sheldon McLaughlin Carlton Ramsdell Roger Libby Gerald Henry Edward Hamblin AVERAGES At Bat Hits Average 10 5 . 500 20 9 .450 33 13 . 394 37 14 . 378 19 7 . 369 25 8 . 320 34 10 .294 34 10 . 294 32 9 . 281 31 8 . 258 33 7 . 212 14 2 . 143 Strike Outs 4 6 3 11 3 3 4 5 6 8 10 3 ,ff,e5, v' ali, A . A11 'QW 1- 9'hUlr , ,gmv - fm-W . . ,, L. 1 . .A , b Y' M- ei? 9-5 2' , J ,N vt in 'mg 'Y 4 s I Q4 . x. 1 fg:-7' Q 15' Q lf! I V L A NT'4949f3?fff'Q-f fffv? 55 Q 113. 'HGIW9' A . ' - W A ' N ,go- ,,,, 1' 1, ,, ' Mw:+f-'l ,, H - f . f. we v' 'R' f are 1. 4 ' . 555 V 3 ,q 4- - .fx ' 0. ' :awk xw f -,, -. Wan wa-uv' f . .afra- 1..Cs. M , , f-.A41.1gf,, 1 2' , 5.1 5, 1 filfw H f, W. 4 f A 4'..fF ' S ff' I ,f ' 4. L I , - ewr3'iW,,,,z,f. I .iff - 6 WK' A ,W I F ffwj, A . A - . 4. I 1 V, f V ' iw- , ....,f,,,, '. 'g 5 .g,, ,f1g41-,A tw f ly, 'LL i 4 I, 'M-145-E , A if Q, 5,1-, , , '.'wh ,, -it ,f V di-3.--.if , 7 1 A' A j, ' A QWY, ,I NL ,, ' . , f -,jf , 4 Q N133 if yi' mg X 2 51 V. 53 A I ,v V. , 5? : Q3 ' 'why ' I 6 , , 1 f an Q i' ' Q M. fp 3 W '- A . . ' H ' W M ' , 5 . ff W f - 4 W' . eff' Fix! 't , X 1, A , V, . ,, xc , wa' fig' fff W A, ., I, ,, -IJ: Q 1 .Ka HFS , 15'- - , ' kw,',.w, 1if-1 1' A ' - . 3' ,W , ,..,tf, . C ' M 4.4 , ,Q 1. .. -5 ' ii r I A ,,.,- ..', A .5 r I sl- if ' .. at ', 4' ' 4... X, ,QQ QI First row: D. Lowell, D. Youland, B. Dunton, G. Henry, Captaing L. Kilbreth, R. Libby, A. McNear, J. Libby, B. Langlin. Second row: L. Campbell, Coach: C. Hill, Manager, W. Roberts, W. Cobb, L. Faunce, A. Mahoney, H. Pulsifer, C. Allen, R. Quimby, R. Pulver, A. Green. FUOTBALL 1Q L I 4 5 '56 Co-Captains D. Youland and C. Allen present- ing football to '55 Captain L. Kilbreth, center. We got off to a slow start in the early fall be- cause of the resignation of our coach just before school opened. However Captain Kilbreth saw to it that we got plenty of practice. Later we were fortunate in get- ting Leverett Campbell, a Senior at Bates College, to act as our coach. In our first game we tied with Monmouth 20-20 on their field, but later in the season they defeated us here 26-6. We lost to Eliot by a close score--23-19. Then York won from us 26-18. In our last game of the season we lost to our rival, Dixfield, 24-7. Captain Kilbreth was high scorer for the season, accounting for 57 points. QT fx 2 . , .,. .'i6,y,d' . Q-: .1 N ,li . , ' x V .ab , 'Q ., -if , Q . , ' , 5 9 va 2 V an kt V 8,7 Jxrvzfr l - X sl' A X ',, 4 Q X I X it ,R ' . Q 5 '3fqM: yavvf- 5 WM M f-Q, Q, If aff- ' 1 ww K H f 4. R 1 :mu -4 B M-1,,M,a6 900 .. '45 Nim- Q ff f , ' ' li, - r 'r? :-9 :'f f,fXI Y NU. LW., , . 5. av 'U ', 'T ' ' ' 3 'i fax, N -FRE an I jx.. x X ,K , xk u N 4 fn., K1 B ff. 4 C -Ulf-g 'x f Q wr, K tl -. ' W, , ... .X 'ab 1451, .ff , - X v, ' 1 -1 X A ki s r as M ,xufg ' affifs f 3' ' ugf,f,4 .3-gm': A .gf'QVg-,ifhh-' ff A 'A:1g'iffA9A . fi!-Q ,Q 4 S, Y A , f if Q' ,.,,,w .3 V',w '7 R nk Trix., EIA 5 it M . Q p bk '14, A Q . r- f I . A ,r 1 ' , .1 . .-4 H Jw? an fm- A .3 - S - U-J? M ,,,-A.....,,-A,-. A. MQ Q- 'A ' 4 -N - - . i ..' X, s , . yn uw I :Q ' -na '. W. ge- ' iff ,MQ qs M vt V Y ,- ,n p.' . m ' .Rf .1 X ki' 5 Y K1 u K I .4-yy 'A V V ' , L , ., , There were 30 boys who came to the frrst practrce Mr Alden coached the Var srty and R1chard Bova was the Junlor Varslty Coach VN e had a very full scnedule tlns year ln some of our games we were greatly out done by our opponents but for tht most part the boys showed good sp1r1t and deter mlnauon Jack Lrbby the captarn scored 132 pomts for the season mth Gerry Henry and Davrd W atkrns followrng close mth 126 and 113 pornts respecuvely Roland Jordan Sheldon Mcluaughlrn Carl R1chmond and Henry Faunce made up the other starters 1954 55 SCHEDULE TEAM I EAVITT OPPONENT Lrvermore Falls Farmrngton Wllton Mechamc Falls Perley lhgh School Mechanrc Falls a Monmouth Canton Gould Academy Overume Farmlngton Wllton Lrvermore Falls 34 81 Jay 33 88 West Parrs 46 47 Monmouth 27 26 Hebron J.V. 's 47 66 Farmmgton 43 Tournament 66 Hebron J.V. 's 55 '74 Canton West Par1s Yet to be played BCD YS' HAS K'le3l'1lu' li ,-'X fl1,fl,, ' 15 45 ' 35 55 ' 45 46 ' A 38 69 ' 55 75 ' 51 92 J y 50 94 31 49 49 38 48 ' 51 ' 49 62 ' 44 55 2, ,1 54' ,l!.!, 1, A .7--,yxqw I1 1 MIR lb B..-XSlx.li, .l .l5..f-Xilail., The second week of November approximately 35 girls reported for the first basket- ball practice in the gymnasium. Miss Beaton, our new coach, outlined the schedule of practices and games for the forthcoming season. As the season got under way quite a few girls dropped out. We now have 25 girls who comprise our teams. Friday, December 17, the boys and girls of Perley High School from Georgetown, Massachusetts arrived to spend the night with us. Perley beat us by a score of 30-13. After the game a Christmas Dance was held in their honor. Penny Roberts is our highest scorer this season with 117 points for 9 games. Jean Sennett scored second highest with 103 points for 10 games. Thus far we have won eight games and lost three. We have had a very good team this year. In what games we've played the girls all showed great spirit and determina- tion. TEAM LEAVITT OPPONENT Livermore Falls 21 13 McFalls 29 28 Perley 13 30 McFalls 31 47 Jay 24 22 Monmouth 35 24 Canton 41 26 Jay 24 31 West Paris 55 25 Monmouth 39 27 Livermore Falls 29 24 West Paris Canton QNot yet playedj 3, ,, E? gf W 5, Q? JZ ,Q ,wr i , 'Q g .. 'e 1. 5 - 1 , n-. Hp , , ,A . v ' N .I X ,.- H , .1 -I . K. gg 1, wnxy V? Y X :riff ei ' ,K .2 ' ' E1 fix l , f- .15 45 4 . T' Q2-ixffxfi' Q x Q ' A. 'nuff ' , W' za ,fly V 4- H ' X W W ff ., . if Eg, MQ! ,V u 1 4 4 . ' 3' 1 I QW x ,u , X H , f . 'fx 'H W A 5, X4 Q ' fgrxu Z' : 'X V . 1 w if x ,MM Q J .V is l HV, if X nay? , Y dur l Wi: , up A3 V ' 4 . W f H. 1 W, ,VZ ,,,, Q ' ' ' ki . I-iii ' ,. f- ' ' gnyggg -:L 5 2', V- ' , . ' 'X ., .c V 3' 'WL 3. W ' . W 1,5 Xi 'fx 1 xr! Q Ji Q l 1 Ng... i of T7 T? 'Kb' ...nil ,WW M H111 R. Morris, L. Brown, P. Roberts, J. Alden, B. Gould, C. Maxwell, J. Hiscock. N w-,V-,X V ffl.. v--. if H lf,lf,R L,lf,..fX D lil li 5 Brown, B. Gould, J. Hiscock, C. Maxwell, M. Hill. In front: P. Roberts, R. Morris Z . l tw . . tg, , Q N A Q-'ssl 2 QA ,wh -x. B B rl - , M f r , or f f f . - M l l ng Q 4 Q ' , A- M .': , , 1 .1 1 K' R 5 Q.. CLASS OF 1900 Bessre Allen Deceased Garfreld Allen Deceased Ethel Beals Glover 11 Denrson Street Aubum Marne Laura Beals 11 Denrson Street Aubum Marne Phrlrp Bradford Turner Ma1ne Mabel Dresser Turner Marne Frank Hendrrcks 1627 No E Molrno Ave Pasadena Calrfomra Florence Irrsh French Turner Marne Addle Kmght Rollrngs Nursrng Home EastAubum Marne Bernrce North Thorrras Madrson Marne Edna North Knapp 317 San Salvador Drrve Dunedrn Flor1da Charles North Wrllram Rrcker Turner Marne Charles Rose 23 Robrnson Street Dorchester Mass Eugene Rose North Leeds Marne AIICC Russell Ramsdell R F D Hebron Marne Isabelle Sampson Strothers Deceased Harry Fort1er Deceased Albert Johnson Deceased Guy Weymouth Deceased CLASS OF 1905 Clara Bragg North Leeds Marne Thomas Burdln Turner Marne Maude Gllmore Dunn Mechamc Falls Marne Harold Hall Arthur lrxsh Turner Marne AMUMNII Edlth Judkms 75 Orchard Street Aubum Marne Vmcent Moms cfo Tom Taylor Portland Marne Gladys Moore Morrrll 327 Center Street Aubum Marne Florence Stevens Waterhouse West Poland Marne Dora Wrllrams Lrvermore Marne Mary Johnson Johnson Deceased Nora North Deceased Arma Rrcker Hatch Deceased CLASS OF 1910 Ernest F Addrton Greene Marne Eula Berry Savage 18 Blame Avenue Augusta Ma1ne Al1ce Brrggs Mrtchell Poland Marne Asa Haskell Bermce Harlow Tufts 396 Turner Street Aubum Ma1ne Rachael lush Purkrs Monmouth Marne Harold Leavrtt 7 Park Street Orono Marne Maurrce Parsons Skowhegan Marne Maud Sennett Rlchard 36 Lake Aubum Ave Aubum Marne Eva Shaw Tarr North Anson Marne Chester Spear Lrvermore Falls Marne Bertha Harlow Deceased Paul D Bray Deceased CLASS OF 1915 V1na Addrton Ellsworth R F D Farmrngton Marne Gladys Allen Lrttlehale R F D 3 West Pans Marne V1v1an Beals Box 464 Kmg City Callfornla Lrzzle Conant Gould Turner Marne Eva Godrng Lrvermore Marne Loulse Hall Dyer Turner Marne Clrnton Ham R F D Wales Marne Henry lrrsh Deceased AlmonD Lawrence Turner Center Marne Raymond D Leavrtt R F D 2 Turner Ma1ne Angle Mower Walker R F D 1A Aubum Marne Martha Mower Cobum 4 Cedar Street Haverhrll Massachusetts Harry Newell Lrvermore Falls Marne Hazel Sampson Tumson Interlaken New York Mrldred Stephens Smrth 17 Hlgh Street South Pans Marne James Tunney 23 High Street Wmthrop Ma ne Deceased Marran Doe Knowlton Deceased Annre Johnson Sanders Deceased Nellre Trlpp Rrchmond Deceased CLASS OF 1920 Ellen Barley Lerghton Turner Marne CharlesA Bonney 15 Mabel Street Portland Marne Mrldred Bonney DeCoster R F D Buckfreld Marne Earl R Boothby 229 Lake Street Auburn Marne Leslre E Boothby R F D Lrvermore Falls Marne J Lucren Charon 1274 Cllnton Place Elrzabeth 8 New Jersey Myrtle Ellrs Hooper R F D Cumberland Center Cumberland Marne Rockland, Maine R.F.D. 1, Tumer, Maine Wallace Walker ' . . . 1 CLASS OF 1920 CONT James P Goddard Percival Hinkley R F D 2 Turner Maine Pauline House Timberlake R F D 2 Turner Maine Ada Leavitt French Waterville Maine J Viles Wing Stratton Maine G Raymond Mitchell Turner Maine Harold Murray Turner 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Maine Margaret Packard Turner Maine Leon Polley Sprrngvale Maine Katherine Pratt Goding R F D Turner Maine Hilja Pulkinen Komularnen 37 Wheeler St South Paris Maine Dorothy Rose Abbott Mechanic Falls Maine Eleanor Rose Harlow 16 Gould Street Reading Massachusetts Russell E Sawyer 9'7 Winfield Street East Norwalk Connecticut Margaret Stevens Barley Turner Maine Marion Hodgkins Addxton Greene Maine 25 Isabela Street Melrose Highlands '76 Massachusetts Alton Hyer 40 Middle Street Farmington Maine Clayton A Beedy Deceased Perle Tirrell Chick Steep Falls Maine Hilda Varney Caldwell R F D 2 Turner Maine Paul M Winters Joyce Woodward Virginia Qutmby Strout Deceased CLASS OF 1940 Charlotte Austin Roak Jr Box '73 13 Leighton Avenue Portland Maine Gilbert Buckley North Leeds Maine Sylvia Burgess Chicorne Wilton Maine Thelma Conant Nickerson 6604 O P S Sqdn Box 131 Apo 862 cfo Postmaster New York New York Edward F Dunn Canton Ma1ne Richard P Dyer Turner Maine Alma Ramsdell McAllister R.F.D. 1, 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Howe, Jr. CLASS OF 1940 CONT ErnestC Edwards Turner Marne Everett L Gould Route 4 Gardrner Ma1ne Wrlma Hatch Letghton West Mtnot Marne Elmer L Hendrrcks Jr Turner Marne Glenlce Hewtns Coleman 88 Elm Street Northeastern Massachusetts Donald I Hodges 39 Prospect H111 Road North Weymouth Massachusetts Evangelrne Keene Staub D Gettysburg Pennsylvanta Robert James Keene 166 Beach Street Saco Marne MertonC Leavrtt R F D Turner Ma1ne Zelma Lewts Kelley North Jay Marne Una Lrndsay Dazalronrs 46 Sanders Street Portland Marne 321 North Cass Avenue Vassar Mrchrgan Dwight Mower Greene Marne Elrzabeth Nlckerson Durgtn Turner Marne Dw1ghtE Parsons R F D Canton Ma1ne StantonE Pratt 56 Unton Street Aubum Marne Charles Everett Pr1nce 15 East Oh1o Street Chtcago 11 Ill1no1s Alden Sm1th Ocean Vrew Delaware Thelma Ttdswell Seamans R F D Buckfreld Marne FrederrckC Tlrrell 650 16th St Box 13 North St Petersburg Florrda Prtscrlla Wade Marston Turner Ma1ne Clara Waterhouse Edmondson 214 Southwest 5th Street Dama Florrda Mavts Leavrtt Varney R F D 2 Turner Marne AILUMNII Cecrl Parker Deceased CLASS OF 1945 Anna Bryant Sm1th Norway Marne Kathartne Bryant McNear North Leeds Ma1ne Pr1sc1lla Bryant Newton Llvermore Marne Ed1th Boothby Damon R F D Ltvermore Falls Marne Raymond Buckley North Leeds Marne Marguertte Chamberlatn Varney Turner Center Ma1ne Ph1l1p Estes North Leeds Ma1ne Ruth Grbbs Goforth Box 294 Rumford Marne Lauren H Gllbert jr Buckfreld Ma1ne Rachael Hammond Buckley North Leeds Marne Nancy Herlbron 35 45 79th Street Jackson Hetghts New York Janet Weston Rrchards Turner Marne Jeanette Hlnes Couture Homer Hlnkley Turner Marne Barbara Hooper Lrvermore Marne Carl Pr1nce Turner Marne Elv1 Pulkkrnen Komulatnen 11 Skrlltngs Avenue South Pans Marne Clyde Puls1fer Ir North Leeds Ma1ne V1v1an Russell Mancme R F D 2 Turner Marne Rrchard Sanders North Leeds Marne Dorothy Shurtleff Barley Dxxfleld Marne Lrnwood Staples 17 Compton Street New Haven Connectlcut Arlene Tapley Schmldt 319 N W 15th Street Portland Oregon CLASS OF 1950 Richard Angell Turner Ma1ne Lt Leslre B Boothby 1404 V1rg1n1a Street Columbus Georgra Nora Brackett Turner Marne Dorothy Brown Conant 6212 N Ill1no1s Street Bellvtlle Ill1no1s John Elhs Drxfreld Marne Barbara Ftsh Turner Ma1ne Roberta Grant 467 Beacon Street Boston Massachusetts Thomas Hersey Turner Marne Conn1e Moms Morse North Leeds Marne L1ll1an Nrckerson Leadbetter Farmmgton Marne Marlene Peare Adams Tumer Ma1ne Bertha Pulslfer Goodwrn North Turner Marne Edrth Pulstfer Llttle Turner Marne George Rrcker Turner Marne Rrchard Rolltns Turner Ma1ne Rosalea Sennett Farnum Russell House Bates College Lewrston Ma1ne Beverly Trmberlake Pullen Route 1 Fatrfteld Marne Cpl Wlllram E Trmberlake Su Btry 19th F A Bn 5th Inf D1v A P O 112 cfo PostmasterN Y N Y Clrnton Warte Leeds Center Marne Sgt Walter Wtlls 107 Marn Street East Waterloo New York R.F. . 5, . 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