Livermore Falls High School - Banner Yearbook (Livermore Falls, ME)

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l2 THE BANNER KENNETH HOLT Wit and charm are contributing factors That make Ken one of our finest actorsg But what seems to us to be quite a mystery Is why in the world he wants to teach history. JOHN HOUGHTON A right strong man is he, But his heart belongs to the sea. Yes, the girls may swoon, And abandon The Croon , But his heart belongs to the sea. BETTY ANN KINCH Our Apple Annie with raven hair, With graceful figure and face so fair, Is going to be a model chic, And find that life is really sleek. PAUL LETOURNEAU A jolly sailor lad Paul doubtless will be When through maritime academy. Our B. B. captain must have his sport, And will seek more Violets in every port. ELAINE MANN Elaine is the girl with the lovely voice, Seen Harrying around with the one of her choice. Her singing ability is exceeded by none: We hope she'll keep on until she has won. EVELYN McCAFFERY E as in earnest and that she is. V as in value, she's quite a whiz. E as in efficiency and that we have seen. L as in L--, well you know what I mean. Y is the yearn for the diploma and out. N's for nice which she is, without doubt. Want to hear more? Well, just for you, She has light blond hair and eyes of blue. Her height's five six and weight 115. But! seldom alone, is she often seen. M's for McCaffery, but no further we'll go, 'Cause last names sometimes get lost you know. THOMAS MCKENNEY To be a doctor is Tom1ny's ambitiong He's sure to succeed under any condition. But we wonder if he will still be single, By the time he is ready to hang out his shingle. GEORGE NEWCOMB His high school years are nearing an end, And of every student George made a friendg We are all very grateful the sea gave him back To be a land lubber and no more a jack. HAROLD NEWCOMB Harold came to High School An EAGLE Scout. He's done his good deeds We haven't a doubt. His one great bugbear Was General Math., But he played good hockey So escaped coach's wrath- . For his future plans He must board a train, Be whisked to New Hampshire, And sweet Lorraine. DONALD PARKER Donald Parkeris the fair-haired lad, Who is not always good and not always bad! If anything should happen to Berry's flivver He'd have to stay home way over the river. STELLA PARKER About Stella who's quiet We can't write a ream. Slie's niceg she likes typing, And can sew a fine seam. GLEN PARTRIDGE At school Glen is bashful But when he's outside All life begins to hum and strumg IIe's in action far and wide. BETTY ANN PIKE Is it for cake or maybe pie You often trudge to the bakery? VVe think it's not for pastry sweet, But a friend of yours that you may meet. MARIE PINEAU Marie is known as a movie fan, Always seen there with her man. She never changes from day to day, Steadily loyal to the friend from Jay. JAMES REYNOLDS Jim is our Irishman, Jolly and gay. Here's wishing you luck, Ren , And clear sailing alway. sy DORIS RICH Doris, the girl from Pine Avenue, We can't predict what you will do. You may marry in Chisholm and settle down Or go elsewhere and win renown. VIRGINIA RICHARDS Ginny has been a likeable girl, So neat and trim, with hair in curl. About all the boys she's very keen, But there is a special one in her Hbean' fBeanl. MARGARET SCARCI Margaret's a dainty little lass, She'll be at Fisher's in next year's class. Her light brown hair is long and wavy, And her true love is in the Navy.

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THE BANNER 11 ARLENE BOTKA B is for boy friends, she has quite a few. O is for often she has someone new. T is for time she spends being true. K is for kindness toward one and all. A is for action in basketball. ARTHUR CHASE Arthur's appearance is very quiet, Though in a crowd he is a riot. With that car he goes almost anywhere, But who, do you think, is his latest flare? ROSIE CHIARAVALLOTI Rosie is short and also polite. Each day her clothes are very neat. Corey's the apple of her eye, When she sees him, out comes a sigh. EDWARD CLOUTIER With eyes full of fire and voice charged with fury, . Our lawyer-to-be plans to sway the jury. But none gentler than Edward was ever seen When amusing his cousin, the little Carlene. JULIETTE COUILLARD Julie is short and Julie is cute, Though no one ever considers her mute. We wonder if she expects to find That ideal boy who is on her mind. VERONICA COUILLARD Nikki is a Winsome lass, About the prettiest in the class. With big brown eyes and auburn hair Who could ask to be more fair? V PHYLLIS CRESSEY Phyllis Cressey is a lovely lass, One of the most popular of the class. For one boy only does she care. Don't they make a wonderful pair? MARILYN DAVIS Marilyn's a girl with lots of ambition. May she do well in her career as a beautician. Her love life is dotted with lots of success. We wonder who'll bring her real happiness. RICHARD DOIRON Dicky's a classmate who entered last, For him driving 80 is not too fast, His clothes always look very nice and neat And, to one girl only, he is ever so sweet. BERTRAND DUMAIS Bert's the best dressed boy in our class. His many feats charm a Wilton lass. We know he'll like his Rhode Island college, And may success come to crown his knowledge. JANINE DUMAIS A st1'awbe1'ry blonde is our Janine With the nicest smile you've ever seen, Whether it's managing girls' basketball, Or paying the dances all a call May her future plans have a happy whirl. CHARLES DYSART Charlie remains our little boy, Member of F. F. A. He's going to be a farmer, And near the Camp Ground stay. NORMAN FLAGG Norman has a girl named Jackie. Over her he is quite whacky . Most of the time he is cheerful and gay. Is it because of someone in Jay? MERRIMAN FOSTER A bully fellow is Mare , , But for which does he really care? In sports, like a bear, Then caught in love's snare But for which does he really care? MAURICE AFOURNIER Maurice is a veteran with plenty of class, His cherubic features would charm any lass. Just now it is Beverly in Ma Waite's store Whom he faithfully vows to love evermore. HERBERT FULLER For better things he's striving In very studious driving, But he sinks into oblivion From thoughts of beauteous Vivian. MEREDITII COULD Meredith lives some miles away But comes on the bus most every day. She has a liking for lots of fun Which makes her a friend of everyone. DOROTHY HALL Dorothy rates as a first-class sport Who displayed her skill on the basketball court. She hopes in the future to be a technician, Unless Nelson fails to support this ambition. JUSTIN HARTFORD Justin, you're a boy with a winning smile. Your basketball skill can't be beat by a mile. When off to college you go in the fall, You'll make many new friends, but remember ' us all. MARY HOAG You have to admit she's cute, And she's simply swell at cheering. For her future we shall root, And it's sure not to be engineering .

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THE BANNER I3 GERALD SI-IARLOW Gerald found out that cows were tough For his auto was stoutly whacked. tGerald's the boy with the big black car And he always has it packed.J ROBERT SOPER Robert, the boy who never skipped school, Always obeys the Golden Rule. A joyous fellow he is indeed. The omens promise that he will succeed. ARNOLD STURTEVANT Arnold is quite shy and coy, At heart he's but a little boy. To madden him we call him banker , A name for which he does not hanker. PRISCILLA STURTEVANT Priscilla is going to U. of M. Her talent in music stops mice and men. Danny Boy's stealing her heart away, But will Richard return and reclaim it some day? WILLIAM THOMPSON Look at our studious Thomp Across the sports fields romp. He's first in work and first in play. May success continue on his long hard way. ELAINE WADE Elaine's a quiet, studious lass, The future nurse in '47's class. May her ambition soon come true And success be hers when she is through. FRANCES WEBSTER Frances is a girl with lots of luck, Especially so with a fellow called Chuck. May she succeed in the coming year, Whether she's married or starts a career. ERNESTINE WHITCOMB She's one of the top rankers in our class, And her ability and ambition we know will last. As for the near future, we know not her plan, To reach the top she most certainly can. ANITA WHITE Anita comes over from the West Side. She may not be the teacher's pride But when she plays at basketball, She gives a thrill to all in the hall. VIVIAN WILKINS Vivian's a girl who is hard to beat. As carnival queen she was very sweet. She still seems to like to share her sway With a classmate of ours, residing in Jay. JAMES WILLIAMS J is for Jimmy with wavy brown hair. A is for armyg he served two years there. M is for Mas for whom he does care. E is for everything the future will bear. S is for skiing in the time he can spare. JACQUELYN WRIGHT If she isn't Wright, who is right, That girl with round, baby-blue eyes? But the question is, Will she stay Wright Or her name be spelled otherwise? ADDITIONAL GRADUATES IN CLASS OF 1947 Other ex-G. l.'s than those pictured with the Senior Class will be receiving diplomas in lune. They are Robert Boucher, Robert Chandler, Perley Corkurn, Andre Couillard, Harry Holt, Eddie Iacques and George Merkle. Lyyli Korhonen will also graduate this year. 0 DIPLOMAS GRANTED IN 1946 The following servicemen were granted diplomas at Graduation exercises last Iune: Roger Castonguay, Frank Dallessandro, Martin Griffin, Blaine Hardy, Leger La Pointe, Elmore Nichols, Otis Patten, and Linwood White. if X Q0 '! '3' F .:i.fi5i'.??fQ7fi,, -3 . 5,95:a1'-'f-aggf P f 'Ts-. '71---::'::---., ' 57' C fs:-.. ' 542. . ' ' nga Ri pSEE3' .qt N - Qfxg ,oev L