Lisbon High School - Lisbonia Yearbook (Lisbon Falls, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

THE WKWWWQ Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS of LISBON HIGH SCHOOL SN 5511 'Slim Dedication In apprecmuon for our school bmldmg and our school system we the annual staff of The Llsboman wlsh to dedicate th1s 1ssue of The Llsboman to our parents to our teachers and to all the people of L1sbon who have made our graduanon possxble WEEEEQME LLEENDN FAU Q or LISBON Cmmlsnsaom LISBON I 'w I, !, I' J 'w,J qi M D ,f -fw---u-.,.,,. , 'Z37 av? T 7.755.411 .5 . i,! A M-. Admmzstratzon School Board Supenntendent Maxcy Leon Bard Lawrence Webber Howard Rxcker Supermtendent P7'lTlfClPGl HORACE MAXCY EARL W. HIGGINS R RAYMOND BEAL Assistant Principal Mathematics Science ELIZABETH GILMAN History French ELLEN MARGITAN Commercral Stud1es EDWARD PROSSER Industrral Arts FRANK DANFORTH Mathematrcs Coach LOLA SEGEL Enghsh Latxn R A GORDON MARR General Science Biology Chemistry PHYLLIS RACKLEFF English Problems of Democracy BEVERLY ABBOTT Home Econormcs STANLEY DOUGHTY Physrcal Education Drivers Educauon RUTH JOHNSON Physical Education CIVICS Health ROBERT EVANS Music Supervmor 'Y fm Yearbook Sta f M Mason N Butcher H Townes G Porter M Roberts I Gould C Carr1er M1ssRack1eff H Hrnkley R. Gamache Semor Class 0 ficers E Prosser V1cePres1dent Gary Porter Presldent Ivy Eveleth Secretary Treasurer Editorial BY Harry W Townes We the semor class of 1955 dunng our twelve years of elementary and secondary schoolrng have not as a whole and as indxviduals taken advantage of all the opportunrnes offered to us We do not ex pect that one should explort to the pomt of perfec non, all the undertakmgs of h1s hfe, for that rs hu manly lmpossrble One also may be a vicum of cxrcumstance and not succeed rn what he undertakes even though he may do his best For thrs there may be some excuse But for those who have not done then utmost rn what was necessary and what they saw fit to undertake there is no excuse or Jusuflca txon Even for those who may succeed on then sec ond best rt is no great vrctory when they know that they could have done better However nothmg can be done to recufy past mistakes or shortcommgs Moreover II IS not the ones ln the past but the ones rn the future that should be avoided Wuh the coming of June we shall as rndlvrduals take our separate paths into the world It shall then become of even more importance that we all do our utmost rn performxng our dunes as Gill everyone to keep and to improve thrs Amencan way of life that has glven a chance for everyone to do and to profit by hrs abrlmes whatever they may be zens. It is the opportunity, as well as the duty, of 3? , A Y ik ,gag 55 ,if qi, A I, :N um an . ,'!!4f3'-fr A if 1 ,Q ,,, I ML, ?if' ,Qiiw .f QM.,-'V si , ' Ffh 1 fn aft CLAUDETTE P ALBERT A light heart IIVCS long Tri H1 Y 2 Cheerleader 2,3 4 Chorus 3 Semor Play 4 Washmgton Club 4 Softball 1 LUCILLE A AUBE A shy face is better than a forward heart Chorus 1 Student Counctl 1 Commerctal Club 2 4 Tn H1 Y 2 Washmgton Club 4 ALLISON L BARD It IS a fnendly heart that has plenty of friends Orchestra 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Style Show 1 2 3 Dramattc Club 2 Chorus 2 3 One Act Play Contest 3 Student Counc1l3 4 Sentor Play 4 Wash mgton Club 4 FHA 4 Carnival Queen 4 CLAYTON E BEAL Men are taught vutue and a love of mdependence by livlng in the country w,,l IOSETTE A BERNARD Faith rs the force of lrfe Orchestra 1 Offrce Secretary 3 4 Commercral Club 4 ROCHELLEJ BERNIER Look then rnto thme heart and write Camera Club 1 2 Tn H1 Y 2 Chorus2 3 Wash rngton Club 4 Librarran 4 FHA 4 NANCY L BUTCHER The best hearts are ever the bravest Vrce Presrdent 2 Basketball 2 3 Manager 4 One Act Play 3 Dramatic Club 3 Senior Play 4 Offtce Secretary 4 Gxrls Sports Edrtor for the Lisbonran 4 WILLIAM E CAIRNS No one reaches a hrgh posmon wtthout danng Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 1,2 3 4 Track 2 3 Hockey 3 4 Washington Club 4 4 r 37 1533 Student Council lg Chorus 1, 2g Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: CHARLOTTE A. CARRIER That you may be beloved, be amiable. Camera Club lg Chorus 2,3g Washington Club 4, Dramatic Club 2, Yearbook Activities Editor 4, Wash ' ington Trip Committee 4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook Essay Contest Winner 15 Office Secretary 3g Librarian - 4: Scholarship Medal 2. CARL L CATON Work is alone noble Senior Play 4 ROBERT A CIELINSKI It is not good that the man should be alone Baseball 1 2 3,4 Football 1,2 3 4 Librarian 3 Wash rngton Club 4 PATRICIA E CONNELL Every artist was first an amateur Club 4 Washington Committee 4 Junior Prize Speaking 3 Senior Play 4 Dingo State Altemate 3 Chorus 1 2 Or chestra 1 Dramatic Club 2 Style Show 1 2 3 FHA 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Librarian 3, Washington IVY N EVELETH The most effecnve coquetry ts mnocence Class President 2 Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2,3 One Act Play 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 4 Pr1ze Speakmg Fmalist 3 Washmgton Commlttee 4 Semor Play 4 Tu Hi Y 2 GARY P FARNUM Laughter rs the Chorus of Conversanon Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Senior Play 4 Wash mgton Club 4 MELVIN K DICKEY Do thrne own work, and know thyself Hockey 4 Washington Club 4 Football 3 SYLVIA I DUGAS To a young heart everythlng ls fun Basketball 1, 2 Dramauc Club 2 One Act Play Contest 2 Chorus 2 3 Office Secretary 3 Senior Play 4 Washmgton Club 4 Camera Club 1 I ,, . n . n n ' 0 II . . ll . 0 ' I 9 s 9 1 I n o s . o v s ' O . . . ,, . n 0 I 1 1 v 0 1 I 1 I - Q , . - n . . . - 1 1 l n n RICHARD S GAMACHE Handsome is that that handsome does Football2 4 Basketballl V 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Yearbook Musxc Editor 4 Washing ton Club 4 PHYLLIS R, GOLDRUP We live by admiratron, hope and love Softball 1 Basketba1l2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Commerc1al Club 2 4 Secretary Tri H1 Y 2 Office Secretary 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Pres1dent of Cornmercxal Club 4 Wash1ngton Committee 4 WAYNE A GOODWIN A gentleman makes no noxse Baseball 2 3 4 Washington Club 4 MARTORIE E HALL Generos1ty xs the flower of Jusnce Softball 1 Chorus 2 3 Trx H1 Y 2 Camera Club 2 FHA 4, Washington Club 4 Assrstant Basketball Man ager 4 A BRYAN L HARDY To the vahant acuons speak alone Chorus2 3 Baseball 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Waslungton Club 4 CARLENE B HILL To endure LS greater than to dare Tn H1 Y 2 Commerctal Club 2 Chorus 1 2 3 FHA 4 Waslungton Club 4 EVERETT G HILL You must look mto people as well as at them HAROLD C HINKLEY Noble deeds that are concealed are most esteemed Baseball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Hockey 3 Washmgton Club 4 Ltsboruan Boys Sports Edltor 4 BERTRAM G HOLLAND The boy of the year Band 1 2 3 Football 3 Baseball Manager 3 4 JAMES F HOULIHAN He who sings frightens away hrs 111s Chorus 1 2 3 Baseball 1 I V Basketball 1 2 Semor Play 4 Washmgton Commxttee 4 ...S GEORGE E LITTLEFIELD go contented heart is an even sea in the mrdst of all In ML ABLE rms Photo no HERMAN C LORD If you want leamrng you must work for xt Washmgton Club 4 . 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DAVID T PLU MMER Patrence IS the key of content GERRY D PORTER The great hope of socrety IS indrvldual character Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Presrdent 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Washrngton Commlttee 4 Carmval Ktng 4 NELSON W MAURICE Friendship IS the wme of life Baseball 3 4 Football 2 Hockey 3 Senror Play 4 Washrngton Club 4 JEANNE E OUELLETTE The scarlet hue of modesty Washrngton Club 4 Commercral Club 4 IHIALDINE P POTTER Happmess is not perfected until ll rs shared Freeport High School 1 Commercial Club 2 4 Chorus 2 Tn Hi Y 2 Office Secretary 3 4 Wash xngton Club 4 Senior Play 4 CAROL A PRADEL Humor rs wrt and love Chorus 1 2 3 Basketball 1 Commercxal Club 1 Softball 1 Tn Hx Y 1 ELIZABETH L PROSSER Men speak from knowledge women from xmagma non FHA 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Dramanc Club 2 Senior Play 4 Band 1 2 3 4 One Act Play Contest 3 Washmgton Committee 4 Style Show 1, 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 4 Dmgo State Representative 3 Junior Prize Speakmg 3 Lrons Club winner 3 WAYNE H RICKER He lives long that lives well Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Senror Play 4 Student Council 4 Washmgton Club 4 MARGARET W ROBERTS Energy and perslstence conquer all thmgs FHA 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Vtce President Tri Hi Y 2 Class Treasurer 2 Style Show 2 Washington Com mlttee 4 Cheerleader Substltute 2 Alumm Editor of Lrsboman 4 PEARL I. ROBERTS Good manners are a part of good morals Chorus 1 2 Tri H1 Y 2 Washmgton Club 4 Senior Play 4 Softball 1 GEORGE R- RUBY- Youth comes but once in a hfeume Student Council 1 Washmgton Club 4 BEVERELY A SCHAFER A true book IS an msprrauon Chorus 1 2 3 Commercral Club 2 Tn H1 Y 2 Cheerleader 4 w3Sh1Dgt0H Club 4 BRUCE A STEVENS S11ence never makes any blunders HARRY W TOWNES Character rs a perfectly educated wrll Class Vrce Presrdent 1 J V Basketball 2 Iunror Prize Speakrng 3 Washmgton Club 4 Chauman Magazme Dr1ve 4 Scholarshrp Medal 3 Edrtor of Lisboruan 4 ELAINE E VARNEY A decent boldness ever meets wrth fnends Sernor Play 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Lrbranan 4 Commer cxal Club 2 RICHARD D WANDKE The better part of valor rs drscretron ootball 2 3,4 Baseball 3 4 Washrngton Club 4 Honor Parts HARRY TOWNES Valedictorran CHARLOTTE CARRIER Salutatonan NANCY BUTCHER Flrst Honor Essaylst IVY EVELETH Second Honor Essayrsx Fust row A Bard B Schafer P Connell P Goldrup Second row S Dugas B Hardy H Lord G Porter E Prosser Class Wall C Albert bequeath my chemrstry class to whomever wants rt L Aube bequeath my two mrle walk to school to anyone rn the Junror Class who needs the exercrse A Bard bequeath my abrlrty to get xnto trouble to anybody who en1oys long hours of detentton Beal bequeath my abrlrty to get to school on time to W Bard bequeath my Jolllness to Shrrley Longchamps bequeath 50 lbs to Joan Dow bequeath my herght to Florrda Bern1er bequeath my speed to Wesley Jordan bequeath my ab1l1ty to bum rrdes to school to M Adams Bernard Bern1er Butcher Carrns Carrter Caton bequeath my gentlemanly manner to some no1sy freshman Crelrnskt bequeath my knowledge of math to Calvrn Karkos Connell bequeath my extra pounds to Nancy Davls Drckey bequeath my curly ha1r and werght to Robert Marquts Dugas bequeath my ab1l1ty to srt strll rn Mr Danforth s study hall to Ann Pohle Eveleth bequeath my s11ly grggle to John Gould Esq Farnum bequeath all my talents to my brother Peanut Gamache bequeath my abrlrty not to clean shop to M Breton Goldrup bequeath my abrlrty to play basketball to anyone who wrll frght for LHS W Goodwrn bequeath my smrle to Spencer Hardy Hall bequeath my front seat 1n Mrss Margrtan s class to P Turcott Hardy bequeath my woolen blanket to Stephen Ham H111 bequeath my gym su1t to the gymnastrc department H111 bequeath to Davrd Reynolds my seat rn the study hall Hrnkley bequeath my ab111ty to get ahead rn school to D Mrcak Holland bequeath my p1nk lrcense to John Wrnn Houlrhan bequeath my herght to anyone who IS under f1ve feet Lord bequeath my unruly harr to some bald freshman Lrttlefreld bequeath toJ Gamrat my abrlrty not to Hot Rod Nelson bequeath my abrlrty to be a gentleman toj Gamrat Ouellette bequeath my old algebra book to anyone who wants II Plummer bequeath my car to anyone strong enough to crank rt Porter bequeath my abrlrty to roam around to Wesley Jordan Potter bequeath my dramond to Donna Kroken Pradel bequeath my laugh to anyone who wants rt Prosser bequeath my abrlrty to get out of detentron to some unlucky freshman Rrcker bequeath my many act1v1t1es to ten freshmen Roberts bequeath my posrtron rn basketball to C Tardtff Roberts bequeath my ab1l1ty to do shorthand to J Garns Ruby bequeath my smrle to Spencer Hardy Schafer bequeath my cheerrng ab1l1ty to N Parady Stevens bequeath my ab1l1t1es rn the shop to M Breton Townes bequeath my spellrng abrlrty to anyone who thrnks I have rt Varney bequeath my alarm clock to Helen Prela Wandke bequeath my abrlrty to play football to C Carvrlle C. , ' ' ' . . 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A: di W 1, X NAME Albert Aube Bard Beal Bernard Bernrer Butcher Catrns Carrrer Caton C1e11nsk1 Connell Dlckey Dugas Eveleth Farnum Gamache Goldrup Goodwrn Hall Hardy H11 Htnkley Holland Houlrhan L1ttlef1eld Lord Maurrce Ouellette Plummer Porter Potter Pradel Prosser Rlcker Roberts Roberts Ruby Schafer Stevens Townes Varney R. Wandke Senwr Statbstzcs NICKNAME Claude Lulu Boog Bealzte I oste Rochxe Butch 1 Cha Cha Carl Sledge a Melvle Sally No No D1Ck Ph l Mrdgte Buzz l-Irnk Du tm Babe Lordy Nelly Jeannre Lrghtnmg Rodent Jerry Prozer o Pearlle Blowtorch Sunny Townes Dlck WEAKNESS Bo Don Danny Farmrng Bus drlvers Fancy cars I ll never tell Blondes Dancmg Gtrls Football Webster Food 3 Federal St Food G1r1s Norsy cars Sports Gamblrng 53 Mercury Douglas St Cars Blondes Hot rods Brunettes Guns Fl mg Money Shorthand Oldsmobrles Blue cars J ackre Frank The mllkman Work Blue Ford Potato chlps Glrls Green Studebaker Women 356 Broadway George Brunettes WANTS TO BE Loved Housewrfe 125 lbs agarn Smgle Loved Nurse Boss Rrch A Calrforman A man Blg Game Hunter Nurse Multt mrllronatre TOUIISI Nurse F1rst man to the moon To bulld speedy cars Cornmerctal teacher Bachelor Mllltonarre Carefree Bachelor HaPPY Band leader Mrllronarre Smgle Multr m1ll1ona1re Bookkeeper HPIPPY Naval Offrcer A mlllronalre Jackte s w1fe An alumna R N and Mrs B Farmer Happy go lucky Successful Bllllonatre HaPPY Hot rodder Educated Vagabond Happlly marrred Happy bachelor C. b L. ' A. , ' R. ' ' N. ' W. ' B'l1 ' C. ' - ' - ' C. '- ' P. P r M. . ,, . ,, .- . . . 1. - G. ' ' P. .. y .. . B. , C. Hill Clink Clothes Secretary E. ' 1 H '- H. ' ' B. d I. ' I' ' ' ' H. y' -- ' ' ' N. ' J. ' C. E' N H I u 4 I . W. ' M. P p - - P. ' H ' G. n 1, - . . . B. B. - H. E. ' ' A - I by Y QQ I 1 :- Tn - : .N c fm.: 1 pf,.q.aO 1'- d 5 - A . if I 'AA XE 'C' -1, 1 ,,.,.-nv Q 'Uv X 4 in 'Win X s L... iw funwr Class f x,C-X Can You lmagrne? Albert Ross wrthout an arm full of books? John Gould wrthout h1s car full of grrls? Claudette Ouellette wlth short harr? Duanne Proctor not bemg frrendly? Joe Karkos keepmg quxet? Randy Kroken wrthout h1s whtstle? Wesley Jordon wrthout all h1s gul frrends? Martha Adams not changrng boy friends? P6I10d four Engltsh class wrthout Carl Smtth? Cal Karkos wtthout h1s cute smrle? Joan Dow werghmg over one hundred pounds? Florrda Bermer srx feet tall? Janlce Garns wlth her collar down? Harold Dmgly spendmg h1S money? Carol French not getttng a hundred tn shorthand? Chemrstry class wrthout the Junrors? John Plela bemg on trme for school? Cheryl Brckford not ever maktng a foul rn a basketball game? Wesley Bard drrvrng fast? Mo Breten wrth a crewcut? Shtrley Smolak as a soprano? s 4 l , X X 4 L y a . - N- U. S. History Class without Mrs. Gilman? IWW! W 'Q 'T 'fW3V'1 Y Sophomore Class Freshman Class l. O we Secretanes M1ssMarg1tan Josette Bernard Luc111e Aube Pearl Roberts Majone Hall Jeraldme Potter Phy111s Goldrup Lzbrarzans Ga11Garbotz Rochell Bermer Mrs Grlman E1ameVarney Wesley Bard Charlotte Caruer Cheryl Brckford Lf4cZ2iQ?aZ1s W Rrcker N Maurice, C Albert P Roberts Mrs Grlman M1SSR.3Ck1Cff, C Caron J Houlthan G Famum, P Connell C Carner E Prosser I Eveleth N Butcher A Bard E Varney S Dugas The Semor Play The trme IS erght o clock on the nrght of November 4, 1954 The place 1s Lrsbon H1gh School Gym What s happen1ng'? Why the annual senror play, of course Th1s year therr productron 15 a comedy 1n three acts entrtled Men Are L1ke Streetcars The lead1ng role of Maudre IS aptly held by lvy Eveleth The plot IS woven around her and her techmques Wlth men Maudre s part trme steady Davy also aptly done by Gary Farnum becomes a lrttle trred of berng the gumea prg for her systems Her shy sister Sylvra deprcted very well by Betty Prosser IS also on the recervrng end of Maudre well meant but sometimes damaging way of handlrng men Everyone rn the play 1n fact falls v1ct1m to her technrques and th1s all makes for a rrotous trme As usual though the endmg IS a happy one when everyth1ng IS stra1ghtened out and Maudie vows to suck to the plam honest truth I just mentron rt The players cannot take full credrt because behrnd the scenes and many rehearsals before the brg nrght our Dramatrc Coach Mrs Elrzabeth Grlman ably assrsted by Mtss Phyll1s Rackleff gave her trme skrll and patrence toward makrng the productron a success Our sincere thanks are extended to her for her undyxng efforts S Carnwal Ball On the nrght of February 11th the class of 55 sponsored the annual Camrval Ball The gym had been converted mto a vlrtual Wrnter Wonderland Icrcles hung from every place rmagrnable pastel streamers formed the sky pengulns frolrcked everywhere and a frosty 1g1oo sat rn the mrddle of the dance floor The hrghhght of the evenrng was when the candrdates for krng and queen marched through the royal archway to the stage and the royal couple was crowned and took therr rrghtful place on the rceberg throne The couple elected by popular vote was Allrson Bard and Gerry Porter They succeeded Phyllrs Parker and Davtd Karkos The other caudr date were Betty Prosser Phyllrs Goldrup Ivy Eveleth Nancy Butcher Harry Townes Irm Houhhan Brll Carms and Bob Crehnslu In sprte of the rarny weather the ball was a deftnrte success Charlotte C aruer 55 Washmgton C ub 'fl I I fl'-ffl' 'I ,all L , '70 42 Fust row I Bernard,J Ouellette C Pradel, L Aube M Hall E Prosser P Goldrup E Varney,I Eveleth P Roberts B Schafer M Roberts C Carrter P Connell Second row W Carrns, W Goodwrn H Hinkley J Potter S Dugas N Butcher C Albert R. Bemier H Lord B Holland Fourth row M Drckey R Wandke H Townes Mr Hrggms Commerczal Club 09 fl X x X L I First row D Ruby J Genthner D Nash M Goddard,J Bernard H Berube M Rxchard son MissMarg1tan P Goldrup L Aube J Dow V Harrls C Carey I Poulm Second row D Huston I Murray S Howes J Biladeau C Ouellette M Ouellette I Garns R. Chase P Comee S Longchamp S Young F Bemrer L Drck M Campbell B Katula Thrrd row L Arqurtte J Popadak B Stern P Atwood V Coolrdge H Prela M Fogg E Wlllrams Fourth row M Shaw C French G Albert N Davxs R Albert R. Hodgekins G Lund R. Elcik,J Dobbms O Garnette L Caron J Potter ' ' F 'gif rikz ig, V V I . Z ' ' :Ja L In ff T - , Y .3 L Z' :E A X ' 1, y X ' , '15 lffiif' '55 Ai .2 ff: ' ,C 'V ' wi Ricker, G.. Porter, R: Clelinski. :Third rowg' N.. Maurlce,.R. Gamache, B. Hardy, G. Ruby o B Q V :. Y ' ff A f KW- g,',,9'9l i' Chemistry Class Frrst row B Hardy W Rrcker C Alben E Prosser I Eveleth A Bard P Connell R Bermer Mr Marr Second row H Townes H Lord B Crelmskl W Goodwrn R. Wandke XJ Typmg Class 'IJ Frrst row G Goss C French Second row S Longchamps P Chase F Berruer Thrrd row M Adams S Smolak J Dow P Comee Fourth row C Carey S Russell Mrss Margrtan Shop J Rxdley, D Ruby, R. Ledoux, N Gamett, W. Carey, J, Stevens, D, Trral, J Hrggins, M Trral, D. Nezol, , , ' K2 b U Oz' V x . , 3 - 9 f G I - I - v - 1 v 9 - ' s - v - . I . , . , . . Q ', . . , A 5 -C' ' : . , . . : . , . , . ' . ' I . g . g . g . - I . 1 - a . Q no 0 0 Future Homernakers 0 Amenca LLINC YU 'R' A adv qfgyr' Home Economzcs Class Ethel Bermer Ann Pohle Beryl Stevens Lorrame Moore Edxrh Crosman Phyllis At wood Barbara Stem Mlss Abbott 11 M ajorettes Out band under the leadership of Mr Evans the music instructor had a very active season both playing at football games and appearing in parades The majorettes accompanied the band to football games adding that extra touch to its appearance Walton Junior High Band marching in the Memorial Day A 'ned Forces Day and Milk Day Parades participating in the Music Festival at Sanford and playing for the graduation exercises Richard Gamache 54 D . u , . . ' . The activities for the rest of the season include appearing at a joint concert with the . . t . . r , I I ' I l' HMlI Xa Highlights of the Year , 13 -., . , l 62155. M4fmzm Cheerleaders Left C Tardiff M Mason D Proctor C Albert B Schafer B W1ll1ams Rrght C B1ckford M Mason C Albert D Proctor B Wtlllams P Goldrup lmmedrately after school opened last fall six regulars and two substrtutes were chosen by members of the faculty The cheerleaders were then on the1r own They elected as then captam Phylhs Goldrup and practrced on the average of three tlmes a week Workmg hard to make up thelr own cheers and routmes the guls were en thusrasuc and d1d an excellent Job Although they could not go to the away games on the school bus they always managed to fmd transporat1on and theu famtliar black sklrts and white heavy sweaters could be seen at all the games After football season a new group had to be chosen because of those rn the former group who were gomg to play basketball Agam SIX regulars and two subsutute were chosen These guls in turn elected Claudette Albert then captam. The gtrls worked hard cheermg the teams to V1Ct0l'168 and backrng them up in defeats Those that cheered for both sports are Claudette Albert 55 Mary Mason 56 Duanne Proctor 56 and Betty Wilhams 57 The Semor cheerleaders and Iwrsh the best of luck to the grrls ln 1954 1955 Nancy Butcher 55 S 909 Front row S Smolak, M Adams M Robert A Bard P Goldrup C Brckford B Prosser P Connell Second row Coach R Johnson Manager N Butcher L Dobblns B Stem N Harms H Berube G Garbotz M Ouellette I Garns F Berruer Man Gtrls Basketball 1954 1955 In our short career of only four years our guls basketball team has tmproved con stantly and thrs season was no exceptlon as can be seen by our twelve four record Be stdes havrng some new faces on the team thxs year we had a new coach Mlss Johnson Wlth her knowledge of the game and wrth the grrls enthuslasm the result was complete team work Two added HUIACIIOHS th1s year were a game w1th the Grrls Alumnae dur mg Chnstmas vacatlon and a ten pomt w1n over Rrchmond on our home court W swapped wrns w1th Mechan1c Falls by one pornt 1n two excmng games. Our three starung forwards were A1l1son Bard wrth 278 pomts, Phylhs Goldrup wtth 212 pomts. and Margaret Roberts w1th 100 po1nts. They, as well as the rest of the team deserve much Credlt. Agarn thrs year we are loslng frve players, and the two managers. Along wrth these grrls I w1sh the team next year, the best of luck. ager M Hall SCORES L1sbon Lrsbon L1sbon L1sbon Lisbon L1sbon L1sbon Erskrne 49 Rlchmond 38 Mechan1c Falls 44 Monmouth 39 Lltchfreld 36 Mechamc Falls 52 Rlchmond 44 L1sbon L1sbon L1sbon Lrsbon L1sbon Lrsbon L1sbon L1sbon 47 Erskrne Bndgton 37 Sabattus 25 Alumm 34 Lewlston 32 Sabattus 29 Lewrston 37 Bndgton 45 Nancy Butcher '55 SCORES if Ftrs! row R. Wandke F Webber R Krnney Q Curtrs M Breton, D Jordan, B Har dy J Murray R Gamache W R1cker Second row Coach Danforth R C1ehnsk1 R. Albert H Maxcy W Jordan G Porter B Carrns I Baumann C Karkos L Rus sell D Morin R. Wandke R St Amant J Gamrat Football Although the football squad began the year wrth two successive losses the team pro gressed and won all the remarnmg games except one to set an over all record of seven wrns two losses and one ue Wrth dns nearly perfect record the team was honored wrth the title of Kennebec Valley Co Champrons The boys should be congratulated for theu frne team work and Coach Danforth for hrs abrlrty shown rn coachxng them The hrghlrght of the season was the Wrnthrop game Gomg 1nto the game we were the underdogs, but that made no drfference B111 Carrns only played three mrnutes all the time he needed to score on a pass from Lonng Russell Wrnthrop made her only score later but from then on the ball went from one end of the freld to the other As the frnal whrstle sounded Winthrop was only lnches away from the goal The score? '7 7 Trophy wrnners were B111 Caims offensxve backfreld Gerry Porter offensrve lrne Wes Jordan defensive hne and Bob Crehnski defensive backfreld Graduanng lettermen are Gerry Porter B111 Carrns Drck Wandke Wayne Rlcker Bob Crehnskr Dlck Gamache and Bryan Hardy We wlsh Coach Danforth and hrs team much success next year Lisbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Livermore Falls 13 a Boothbay Harbor '7 Bndgton Hallowell Llsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Norway Rrchmond Farmrngton Wrmhrop Wtllrams Harold Hinckley '55 ,rv--1 Varsrty Basketball Manager F Marstaller Coach Danforth W Jordan R Kmney R St Amant L Rus sell Q Curtrs J Murray C Karkos G Porter D Jordan M Breton 99a MJSBUU, , USUN' LXSBUH J V Basketball Fust row F Starbrrd R Pohle R. Kroken H Maxcy T Soy-'hak Second row R Albert P Turcotte F Webber Coach Doughty R Famum S Hardy R Wandke Manager G Williams Boys ' Basketball The 1954 55 basketball squad under coach Frank Danforth expenenced the greatest season they have ever had Nrneteen wrns were accounted for by the Greyhounds wrdr only srx losses The boys played great ball all season and really had the sprnt rn the tournament Lisbon rooters really had somethxng to talk about after the games they wrtnessed Next season s outlook rs even greater wrth the loss of only one player Gerry Porter Thrs rs the loss of a valuable player but the followrng ones wrll be back seekrng revenge Wes Jordan Drck Krnney Lonng Russell Butch Curtrs Moe Breton, Cal Karkos, Drck St Amams Jlm MUTHY and Don Jordan Wrth tlns combrnatron, under the gurdance of therr frne coach Frank Danforth the season rs bound to be a great one In tournament play Lrsbon won its first two games by consrderable margrns The ftrst game saw Boothbay downed 62 45 The next game was closer Lrsbon 65 Rrch mond 54 They then moved to the Lewrston Armory prcked to be defeated by a strong Cape Elrzabeth frve They really tumed the tables to w1n a thnller 54 46 The next game was even more nerve rackrng with Lrsbon prnnrng a 54 51 defeat on Freeport rn an overtrme period The sad part of the toumey for the Greyhounds was the South Pans game The game a thnller all the way was not decrded tr11 the fxnal buzzer the score South Pans 38 Lrsbon 35 The team and coach should really be congratulated on such outstandrng performances all season Best of luck to Coach Danforth and hrs boys for therr next season s schedule Lrsbon Lrsbon Lisbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lisbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Ltsbon Lisbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon SCORES Lmcoln Erskrne Brrdgton Wrlhams Richmond Hallowell Monmouth Wrnthrop Boothbay Rrchmond Freeport Brrd gton Erskrne Wrlhams TOURNEY PLAY Boothbay Rrchmond Cape El1z Freeport 35 S Pans . , . ' ------- 42 A ' ---- . ------- 44 . ---- -------37 ' --- . ------- 96 .. --- ' ------- 56 -- Lisbon ------- 52 Freeport - - - ' ------- 31 -- ' ------- 60 -- ' ------- so ' --- -------58 --- ' ------- 55 ' -- ' ------- 59 --- . ------- 44 . --- ' ------- '71 ' ---- . ------- 55 .. --- ----..-..62 --- ' ------- 65 ' -- ' ------- 54 '-- ' ------- 54 --- Frrst row B Dube B McIntosh M Adams Q Curus B Holland Second row R. Crelmskr, H Hmkley R, Hhster C Karkos D Pohle D Dube N Maunce Thud row F Marstaller R Baumer G Gamrat L Small, W Jordan G Rand Coach Keenan Baseball 53 54 The Lisbon I-hgh baseball team won its second strarght Kennebec Valley confer ence Champronshrp last season Coach Bud Keenan drd a good Job with hrs boys Following is a list of the players who were graduated last year Bob and Drck Dube Th1s year s team LS expected to be a very successful one wrth these retumrng lettermen Wes Jordan Cal Karkos Bob Crelinskr, Drck Pohle Butch Curtls and Harold Hmkley For the season Bob Baumer led the pltchxng staff with seven wms one loss Bob also had 103 strrke outs Bob Dube had frve W1l1S and one loss wrth thxrty srx stnke outs Bruce Mclntosh had two wrns no losses Throughout the season Lisbon won fourteen games and lost two In the league there were elesen w1ns one loss Team managers were Bert Holland and Frank Marstaller SCORES Lrsbon Wrnthrop Ltsbon Marblehead Mass Lrsbon Wrllrams Lxsbon Rxchmond Ltsbon Erskine Lisbon 11 Erskme . . . I . . . ' . ' . ' 0 ' n . . 9 9 Bob Baumer, Dick Hlister, Let Small, Bruce McIntosh, Gard Rand, and Marty Adams. I U O . 9 . 0 ' 13 , . 5 . 5 . . 4 ' 6 ' 3 ' 'I 8 ' 5 Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lisbon L1sbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon Lrsbon 8 SCORES CON T Erskrne Monmouth Hallowell Mc Falls Monmouth Thomaston Rrchmond Hallowell Wmthrop is ali gf The Washmgton Trzp At thrs nme of year excxtement about the Washmgton D C trrp mounts hrgher and hrgher The members of the class of 1955 have pracucally completed the plans for therr rnterestrng week s vacatron Last year as a member of the class of 54 I had the pleasure of gorng to D C and I feel that the semors who are gorng th1s year have a lot of fun rn store for them The rtrnerary whrch remarns much the same each year begrns Wllll the royal send off by the parents and fnends who come to see the party leave The leisurely rrde to New York Crty usually requues about elght hours It IS there the fun and excrtement really begms Frrst there s the tr1p by boat to the Statue of L1 berty An hour 1S spent on the rsland Then back to the Hotel Shelton probably by sub way and maybe through Chrnatown and the Bowery There s a srghtseemg Jaunt through Radro Crty and a show at R C A tower the thnll of lookrng up at skyscrapers and the glrtter of Broadway and Trmes Square at rught Sunday at 8 P M the bus leaves for D C Thrs year ll w111 go v1a Phrladelphra Gettysburg and the Skylrne Dnve of V1rg1n1a One nrght lS spent at the Colonral Hotel rn York, Pennsylvarua There IS a stop off at the Skyhne Cavems w1th trme to eat and UIUC IO bl'0WS6 fOl' IDOIC SOUVEHIIS ' ------- 11 ------- 5 - fijjifii fffffj -------15 . ------2 - ffffllfi 111112 ' ------- '1 ' ------ 1 ' ------- 12 ------ 5 ' ------- 11 ' ------ 3 Q KS 4. ,CX . I9 S X --' - J zz M' K . f fljhs f' 45 S 1, fi 1 X V FF, X f 1 ii On to Washington now There s usually three nights and two days in which to see the places of interest 'I'he whole tour follows a tight schedule so everyone must be on the bus each morning at 8 o clock ready to roll to some new place such as the Bureau of Printing and Engraving to see our paper money being made There s the thrill of the F B I Building a side trip to Alexandria the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Mt Ver- non and points of interest along the way Everyone stands in awe before the impressive Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials and al- most everyone climbs the Washington Monument There s a whole aftemoon spent at the Smithsonian Institute and the Mellon Art Cen- ter and over to the Senate office building to meet our Senator Margaret Chase Smith who always seems delighted to see the kids from Maine Evenings include some free time There is also a trip to Ford Theater where Lincoln was 'shot to the Tidal Basin and the Capitol Hill past the Supreme Court Building and the Library of Congress zoo before we leave the city Our route back to N Y takes us through Baltimore and over the Jersey Tumpike That night in New York there are tickets for the Circus or for a Broadway play depending on the choice of the individual At midnight the bus leaves for Lisbon Wally Do us 54 Thursday the trip home begins. There is a stop at the Franciscan Monastery and the 4 Alumnz Marun M Adams Employee at Farnsworth M111 Cynthra C Allen Eastern Nazarene College Massachusetts Robert J Baumer Employee at Worumbo Manufacturing Company Edward C Bernrer Unrted States Navy Bruce A Blckford Employee at Worumbo Manufacturing Company WarrenJ Blick Clerk at Western Auto, Lisbon Falls Marne Gwendolyn G Card Student at Boston Unrversrty Massachusetts Alvin A Cox Unrted States Navy Clayton A Crosman United States Arr Force Alrne R Deschene Now Mrs Andrew Kazrmer Joanne M Doyle Student at Boston Unrversity Massachusetts John W Donkus Student at Lrsbon Htgh School Rrchard A Dube Employee at Unrted States Gypsum Company Robert G Dube Student at Boston Unrversrty Massachusetts Lots 1 Hall Student at Pelletrer s Beauty School Lewrston Marne Harrret A Ham Employee at Shoe Shop Auburn Maine Rrchard S Hlrster Employee at Worumbo Manufactunng Company Rrchard M Janasco Unrted States Navy Davrd G Karkos Unrted States Navy Patrrcra A Kroken At home Elrzabeth A Lord At home Ester M Lund Employee at Bonafrde Mill Rrchard A Martin Unrted States Navy Alton F Merrrll Employee at Bickford s Sawmill Lrsbon Falls Marne Davrd R Mockler Employee at Famwvorth M111 Thomas Murray United States Army Phyllrs A Parker Employee at Worumbo Manufacturing Company Jeanmne B Poulrn At home Gard Rand Student at M C I Prttsfreld Marne Constance A Reynolds Nurses Trainrng School St Mary s Lewrston Murrel A Reynolds AI home Sh1rleyJ Rrdley Now Mrs Armand Lrzotte Frances F Ross At home James A Ross At home Barbara A Russell Employee at Worumbo Manufacturmg Company Charles E Shaw Employee at Unrted States Gypsum Company Leslxe D Small Jr Uruted States Arr Force Richard O Thompson Employee at Unrted States Gypsum Company Russe1lW Vamey Employee for Standard O11 Company Florida Deloresj Wheeler Employee at Roberts Pharmacy, Lrsbon Falls Maru Benyamm V Wrlkrnson Oregon College of Educatron Oregon Jean M Wrllette - Employee at Worumbo Manufacturtng Company C Paula M, Marquis - Student at Ricker College, Houlton, Maine Nfn. l ffm, Lif' my , gym, f Iravflf' W . ,f ,, W, X , 4' . 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