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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

X ,X ah A fm 3 iff'-'f, , A, 1 T , E 1,912 1 , 4 x i E ,J . V 5 A i E 1 4 1 5 1 5 2 -1-1-c ,L 15-1 X x 1 5 ,W 'JU' 1' . . , -x fail ., X - . Elf 5' .za 1 , . ,,A, ,fx ..., K J 15 X2 .., W Q... : V. .v V' T,., A' ' .,, 4? K mf X EE Lg THE BANNER YOUNG STRANGERS EDYTKDN 1957 s r vx z, Q .r 5 1 . .- an . . 3 5 J' Asingf VoL LVH PubHshed by livennore FaHs High School , ua, 0E?n LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE ' ga-.m.,a . ' ' . -- H, f? ' Q :U . y' Vx 5 -. . , . .v , , , V- . -X' - in 1 'T 5 ag , the street for fl .Xll I um giiu yuu nuw is hrukcn-l':xcul gan-guilt-5. All l run gin: yuu unix' is al zlonlxlc gorilla hczul with two lish mnmhx and fum' vnglc eyes lmukcml un n succi wall, spanning waucr :intl lnukiug twn ways lo the ends ur the meet fm- lllu new pcnplu. the Y-mug Slrzuigcrs, coming. mining, ulwaiyx ruining. I-'rum nllmkcn lfzicccl Gaix'gnylm hy Curl Szuulhurg CONTENTS Introduction I-I5 Young fund Older! Strangers Ili-39 In Clnzwcs 40-53 In Activities 54-97 ln Business 98-I-l-L l Sunnner vucaliun fur the high school with fabled l Muusc llill in the lmfkgrounll, l l . , . , 1 K x 2 M X fl,lQ1E1fj'W ' rm? ,' f' 4 is i X xg!-gif gl r ef im '?fE?T.a??lf3 .Q , W f P'e:fg,4,A f' 5 ' . -'QfFf'f?,5jQTQf'- Amr' -N if -- . Q . 5 5 2 R 2 5 5 2 ,, .5 ? 'E L 'I ' 'X' ' - - -i-.41-,4u,i Jxmq. ff, -. ef A-' ii : A Eif w P THE FRIENDLY POSTMAN. Charles Dow slaps lu chu: wilh llaumcr mlilurx who am- vn mule to scenes ul inlun-sl fur the yszwlmuk K'2lllll'l'illllQlll. lllilfllllli .fXlH'l'ERNOUN SESSION. l.cIl to righl, jane .-Xxlzuux, Ann l'r:m, june Gay while away zu I'uw minulcx wailing fur sclmol llumx In npcn. happily confident in 8 neighborly community AFTER LUNCH CHAT. Left to right, Carole Calc. Adele Lnbbe, Sandra Cole. enjoy nn amusing slory at thc cnlmnrc to the lobby. SCHOOL TRAFFIC. Ollircr George Dulillc di- rects school dismissal lrnllic an lhc busy inner- scclion of Park, Sawzall. and Ccmlan' Strccls. 9 l J 2-...M i Q will surrounded by symbols of power, a A bi1'Ll's-eye view ol' the Androscoggin Valley may be haul from the high school roof. Looking Il0l'IllWCSl one may sec near the flagpole llw pulp pile of the lower I. P. Mill. Up river Lhc smoke- slack of the Otis Mill is :Apparent Quppcr pic- llll'Cl. On the from lawn is shown the Iannilizu' cun- non whose muzzle wus, ri few yours ago, the nesting place of ai blue bird family flower pir- lurej. I0 Flag raising and flag lowering each morning and night is a ceremonial attended to by Mr. Foss. Mr. Foss was performing this daily duly when the yearbook pliotograpllcr caught the action fupper picturej. The water power of the Androscoggin River flower picturcj keeps wllcels humming and gives steady employment l0 local workers. mighty democracy and industrial greatness Billy -Inrksun lclnlx lln: milking nmfhinc an Mr. Crmmfw funn, ns Charles Duhc wzllchcs lllc prurcss. . - farms and Industries they come Connlry Lilc can bc cnjuycml in winter. lun. The skiing party: back row. left lu rigln, Michael llnkcr, Gary Unnuxls, Wilson Ensnnnn: lmnl. Francis Nelkc. john Cmssnn, james Ncwhcrg. M I. O .fs 'Wy J -il S :'f m 'R , ,Q f . , .. nfs : ' ,,....., g , we ' 'ai' -E is -f',?'if 1-'Q .', X N s 6 x 4, , m I 51. . dpi' .N ? , ning- '- ,aa N A 'Aa f S' 's F' 4 'Yi x 'kb' 3 ' ' ,x J.. 1? ,Y 1 3, . ,'. . 6 V nb-1: -s . iff' 'Hx ,' ' V x . , A , 4 L l wmv it ?j5ig,? E A F35 Edits Muff- L r Young strangers are individuals with emo- tional and mental variations. Their aptitudes range from scientific proficiency to hornemaking skills. Whether they have linguistic abilities or the know how of the mechanic, their insatiable curiosity will lead them to investigate the secrets of the oceans' depths, to learn the facts concern- ing outer space, and ultimately to conquer pover- ty, disease, and ignorance. They will master new arts ol community living: the world, as well as the smaller social units, will be their com- munity. -:. Young and lllder Stranger uvvgiil awe we-Q t gf -vp'-we t 'iv -so e tw: 1, isa' iiw sreg Ji l' re e ir9'2fite'El,isJx. fm 1 F Av e -i liste he r 2 it r e s ist W Ugg, gs i fa in U 6 .1 J Wave ! rigefifgf sffgffp- 'i,j'e:Gmr, ffysijitve- ir ofegft ' Queeg! 'filivuifu ik 'ifilsf 2151311 of i,M,,g,LAf.i!li,'l'llf3, Y 4 1 Clfvhg, K Q t Q. llfglglbflywtjm ,,' Q. 'FEN' izlfligg , ,S -if W' 'W e f' i ks: J Wei Lfifkg J U is ' x3'f.wvas?l-fiiigiig' Elk My ggi t X 44, 'FJ Wie: 5534? yy ,A in wwvl JWJEQ M HL y y Q il by, X fl 14y,,'1e' f ' gf -items , t . A wiki Amligey gl 4 H tm 'iffy W Q 4 bs' 'wwyy ,L at l il ffm, MP' i P WB A gg9,t5iE f2g ieslx if ' sm 2 6 If y all tif' 11 its 1 wamgwiiws Qf with Q 332-K ,jay OEIS I R P,,4,N'i,yg5 Elm m ' iyyWiE my tak, C195-fywi X ll 'if' 1 -bi? ln 'l is iw 'lviiilwv te l 'I 5 Qfltifltm Ji w ill sf' t- - ofa i 'ij'5P- 3 '5 ,V ici, 'Ei' -:L e- Fifi? Hitt 1 i 'W-A i 4, , ' ' , T Gy? Q ,, 1 'li ia: Eb- W fA Qai N . X- fr H , - c t i ,c i - , 'Hwy' 'Et . wi ti 'Tr l Z? ' 1 fi'hrT ?' , ,ru lie, fs? l Q la ,R it f ff' iw' u . . J ', Y 1 . f , iitlywb :awww me l Q :Smit 'reef' ,tg as ,NJN A '5 2 5 Seeking to defend highest values, Miss Ml-x1snI.Lt3 H, HUNT LONG-TIME LANGUAGE TEACHER RETIRES For thirty years the French and Latin instructor at l,,F.H.S., Miss Mabelle Iflunt retired in hlune, l!l5li. Miss Hunt was one ofthe exlrentely able trio ol' college preparatory course tearhers, now no longer on the roster ol' the high school l'at'ulty. The group has departed by reason ol' death or retirement: Miss Naomi Maher of the English Department died in lSl52. while Mr. Sprague Whitney ol the Mathematics and Science Departments retired in l955. ln their day L.F.l'l.S, probably gained its tnost outstanding prestige from the achievements ol' stud- ents who went lortlt to some of the best universities and rolleges ol' tlte nation. Miss I-lnnt's painstaking work in preparation ol her students for advanced rollrgt' work in Latin and French was recognized as superior, both by local administratitnt and by college personnel. Her students at college and their parents could then fully realize the thorough prep- aration in the clztssivztl field that sttclt at L'UllSl'lCllllOllS instructor had provided. ll could be safely predirted that her honor students would attain college honors anywhere. Miss Hunt was a Colhy College gratluate, earned her Master ol Arts Degree at Bates College in lflflll. ln 1928 she attended fduring her sunnner vacation, Le Muntcel, -louy-lin- llosas, near Paris, Frxntee. Having retired, Miss Hunt is now living in town and enjoying her apartment on Union Street. I8 Accepting boundless responsibilities, SCHOOL Al1lkllNIS'l'RA'l'lON. Seated, lel't to right: Mr. john Barclay. Dr. Charles Eastman. Mr. Arnold Sturteranl, members of the snpervising school committee: Standing: Principal Robert Merrill, Superintendent Clyde I.. Maum. HIGH SCHOOL SURVEYS IMPORTANT During the 1955-56 school year two surveys of the local high school were made. The State Department of Education studied all phases of the school, including its facilities, cur- riculum faculty, school activities. and instructional program. This survey was needed to gain approval from the State Department of Education which will, in due time, issue papers of accreditation to the schools that meet accretlitation requirements, A Columbia University fTeachers Collegej survey was conducted for the particular purpose of allocating money from The International Paper Comp:my's educational trust fund to high schools in towns where the I. P. Company mills operatic. Both surveys indicated thc need of improved physical facilities. The school administration has devoted many hours to alerting townspeople con- cerning the recommendations of these survey groups, and the absolute need of meeting new accreditation requirements. PRINCIPAL ASSIST.-XN'l' l'RlNCIl'Al. ROBERT MERRILL FRED CROUSE SUPT. CLYDE I.. MANN I9 Faculty seeks to inspire America's MISS M.-IRY II:II.L MISS -IRAN RHODENIZER MISS PAI'I.INE SOMMER MRS. MARGIE BROIVN PRINCIPAL MERRILL is Student Coun- cil Adviser, Guidance Director, Senior and junior Class Marching, Senior Yvashington Trip, tt-aches Science. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CROUSE teaches Agriculture, advises FFA, is in charge of all Field Equipment. MISS I-IAI.I. teaches History and licononi- ifs. keeps Library Records, is Adviser to the Student Librarians, and The Banner. MISS RI-IODENIZER teaches Freshman English and Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Basketball and Softball Coach, advises Fresh- tnan Glass, and coaches junior Night Pro- gliil Ill . MISS SOMMER teaches Bookkeeping, Bus- iness Training, Business Mathematics. keeps Attendance Registers and Transcript Rec- ords, is Principal's Olhce Assistant. MRS. BROIVN teaches Shorthand and Typewriting, is Dean of Girls, School Treas- urer, Commercial Club Adviser. MR. PLAISTED teaches Industrial Arts, has charge of Tickets, Ushers, and Stage Scenery for School Play and junior Night. MR. PUIIA teaches Civics, General Science, and Sociology, is Head Basketball and Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach. MR. XVI-IITTIEN is Leader of Band and Glee Club, coaches Concert and Spring Music Festival Groups. MR. NORMAN PL.-IISTED MR. DOMINIC l'l'll.I MR. ROSCOE M'I'lI'I I'IiN Youth with sense of dedication. NIRS. ELIZAIIETH GRIFFIN MRS. MARGARET MILLER MR. WlI.l.IAM KTISRIEN MISS FLORENCE MIXI-R MRS. GRIFFIN taught Senior and junior English until her sudden death in classroom on March -Ith, was Advisor of Dramatic Club, School Play Coach, Director of Dramatics and Graduation Program. MRS, MILLER teaches Home Economics, advises Future I-Iomemakers' of America: Cheerleaders, has charge of Cafeteria Ticket Sale. MR. O'BRIEN teaches Driver Education, Biology, General Mathematics, Boys' Physical Education, is Head Football, Baseball, and Winter Sports Coach. her tlepzxrturc. MISS PAULINE PAGE I-IAIL TO THEE, IILITHE SPIRIT! On the exhilarating but radiant morning of March -I, the departing spirit of Mrs. Elizabeth Grillin cast tt sudden shadow over I.. F. H.S. For nearly four years, as an English teacher. her kind. maternal touch has been eien more in- timately fell than it had been in her earlier years of substituting. Missed will he her ready. cheery laughter, bubbling Iorth in spite of the intense worries and sorrows that had errnt-dell in upon her recent life. More than a bird song of cheer. her blithc, courageous gaiety and will- ing helpfulness will serve as an example tn the young strangers and hid then: not to inonrn MISS MIXER teaches Sophomore English, Biology, Freshman Civics, is Sophomore Class and Magazine Sales Adviser, School Play and junior Night Assistant. MISS PAGE teaches junior English, Latin, and French, is junior Class Adviser, and Class Day Assistant. ' MRS. GORHAM teaches Mathematics, is Senior Class Adviser and coaches Class Day Program. M RS. XVAITIE COR HA lil XVILIJAM ALLEN Callrgzf Track 2. 4: Usher l. 2. 3, 41 Aeronautics Club 42? Svlnml Play -lg l.alnn':nory Assistant 4: Cotnnut- tccs 43 Rilln Cluh 2: llanncr 3: Honor Sttnlent. RICHARD AMERO luduslrial Arls Rille Club 2, 31 Cnntmitlecs 3,41 Band l. 2, 3, -ly tilcu Club 1, 2, 3, -tg Orchestra 2, 4: Football 1: Basketball l, 2: junior Night Prograln 3: Stage Hand 3. FAX' BAMFORD Holm' limnouticx Balmer Stall' 3, -I: Co-Editor 'l: Slutlcnt Libra- rian Zl. -l: Class Secretary 2: Cmnmitlccs l, 2, Q: Girls' Stale Alternate 3: ll. A. R. Cantlitlaln 4: F. H. A. I. fl: Student Council 3, 4: junior Night Chorus 3: Honor Snnlunt. CEYLON IS.-XRCLAY Gr'm'ral Clce Club l. 2, 3, Al: Band l. 2, 3, VI: Orchestra l, 2, 3. -lg Track 2, 3, -l: Football l, -lc Basket- hall l, 2: Cnnuniltccs fl. -I: F. li. A. I, 2. Fl: School Play 2. 3: M. C, Freshmen Reception 4. GERARD BILODEAL' A Gfllrrtll Conuucrtiial Club 3: Football 4: School Play fkilcctricianj 2, 3, -lg Stage Manager 3. -It Junior Night 33 Andics Bullntin Staff 31 llshct' 2, fl, 4. RICHARD BINNETTE Inrluxlrinl Arlx Football 1. 2: junior Night QStagc I-lannlj 2, fl. 4: School Play. Sound Ellects -l: Committees l, 2, Bl, 4: Timckucpcr fliasketlmllj 2. fl. -I. CONSTANCLE BOYLIE Gvn1'ruI Transfer, Kcnts Hill -l: F. l'l.A.4: Cnnnniltccs -l. MARY BROWN Home lfnmmuirs lf. H. A. l, 2. il. Al: F. H. A. Ollilccr -l: Coln- ntiltccs I, 2, 3, 4: junior Clmrns 3: Softball l. ll'Il.l.I.-XM ALLEN RICHARD AMERO FAX' ll.-XMFORII CEYLON BARCLAY GER.-XRD llIl.0l5l-Mil' RICH.-XRD lllNE'l l'l5 CONS'l'ANlIli ISOYLE MARY BROWN Seniors Take long look ahead to build solid foundations, laid LOUIS CHABOT lmluxlrinl A1-ls Rifle Club 2: Couuninces I, 2, El. 4: Surge Hand 2, 3, 4. ANNETTE CHICOINE Comnurrciul Glee Club l, 2. 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 43 F. H, A. I. 2, 3: Coiuluerciul Club 3, 4, Prngrzuu Coluluillce -l: Alulics llul- letin Slalf 3, 4: Comiuiltecs 3, rl: Softball 2, El: Banner Typist 4: junior Night El. IANKIE CHICOINE Cullrgv Baud l, 2. 5: Orchestra l: Dralualic Club 2, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: F. N. A, 3, 'lg Basketball 2: junior Nighl Chorus 3: Couuuiuccs 3. 4. IRENE CHRETIEN Cummrrriul Glw Cluh I, 2: Balmer Stall' 3, 4: junior Niglu Chorus 3: Cuiuuicrcinl Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3. 4: Assisuiul School Treasurer 3, -lx Auilics llul- lciiu Typist 4: School Play, Bark Stage 4: Valcdicloriau. RAYMOND COLLINS Cnllefgz' Transfer, ju? High 33 Football 3, -l: Basketball 4: llascha l 3. -i: Usher 3, 4: Bauucr Stall' rl: Class VircvPresidcut 3, 4: junior Nighl Play 51 Cmuiniuees 3, 45 Honor Sludcut. THOMAS CONLEX' lurlrzxlrial Arlx Glue Club l, 2: junior Night lrixagu Handy 3: School Play. Stage Hand. 2. 3, 4: Czruuuiuccs 2, 3, fl. LOUIS CHABOT ANNF.'l'TE CHIC0lNE JANICE KIHICOINE IRENE CHRETIEN RAYMOND COLLINS THOMAS CZONLIHY on bedrock of worth and virtue, SANDRA COTE fietlurtll junior Night Il: Kaydcttes I. 2: School Play. Make-l'p Couunittcc 4: Conntnitxecs 3, -l, ROBERT CRAIVFORI3 Callttrmrriul Basketball 2, 3, -1: Couuncrcial Club 3, 4: Antlies Bulletin Typist 3, Boys' Sports Edilor 4: Glec Club l, 2: junior Night Chorus 32 Committees 3. 4: Cutntnercial Club Prngraun Colnmittcc 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Track El, 4. BRIAN DOVGHTY Cullrgu Usher l, 2, 3, -l: Glcu Club l. 2, Al: junior Night Play 3: School Plan' 4: Baseball Manager 3, -ll Basketball Manager 4: Cotntnittces 5, 4: Banner Staff Qliusincss antl Plmtograpltyj 2, 5, -l, GLORIA Dl'BE Cullrgr' Class Secretary 4: Kaytlcttc l. 2, Covfiaplain Captain 4: Committees l, 2, 3, 4: Dramalir Club 3. 4: Librarian -I: Honor Student. XVILLIE DUBE Grnrrlll Football l. 2. 3: I-'. lf. A. l, 2: Cuuunillccs I. 2. 3: Veteran. MARGARET EASTMAN Cnllt-ge Class Prcsitlcnt lp Student Council l: Bantl l. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, -li Chorus l. 2. 3. 4: junior Night Play 3: Banner Stall 3, 4: Girls' State 3: Delegate, U. N. Pilgrimage for Youth 2: School Play 2, 4: Drzunzuif Club l. 2. Vicc- Presidcnt 3, Presidrnl -l: Cotnmittccs l, 2, 3. 4: Manager Magazine Drive I: Salutalorian. SANDRA COTE ROBERT CRAWFORD BRIAN DOUGHTY GLORIA DUIXE IVILLIE DUBE MARGARET EASTM.-KN for Seniors will be good Americans. ROLAND FOSS G1-urml Fnnllmll l. 2. Cl, -4: llzlskclhzxll l. 2. 3, -I: liaise- hall l, 2, 3, -1: Glec Club I. 2. 5, fl: llnml l, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, -l. Class Treasurer l: Buys' Fnollyall Emlimr, Banner Ii: Truck 45 Committees -1. CLAIRE GERVAIS Cnllrgv Transfer frmn Aramleuiy of Sziiul joseph 2: Cum- miluzes 2, 3. 4: Glen Cluh 2, 3. -I: Draunxuic Club 2, Il, Vin- Prvsiilcul il: I . N. A. 3, l-Iis' mrinu 4: junior Nighl Program 3: Tickci Cmn- iniucc -lg School Play 3. llli'l l'Y GODING Cr'm'rul Glcc Club l, 2: jnninr Night Chorus 25: Junior Nigln Plan' 3: Cmuiucrcizul Club fl. -I: Amlics llullclin S, lllnsunlur Al: Sitlmnl Play Makcxllp Coiuuxiucc 'la Conunillccs 3, 'ly llouur Sluilcnl. ELLA MAE GORDON Illulm lfrmmiuifx lf. H. A. l. 2, 3. 4: F. H. A. Ofliccr 3. -1: Coul- niillccs I, 2, 3, ll: Ollitc Girl 3, 4: junior Chorus 3: llcuy Crnckcr Hninnumkcr of 'lbmorrow Cun- Icst Winner 4. l'l'lIl.Il' HAMILTON Cmmurrrinl Csnuucrciul Club 4: Glnc Clnlz l. 2, 3. -ig Western Mziinc Musir Festival 2, 3: junior Night Chorus 3: Cuuiinillccs 3, Al: lloys' Qualrlel -ll Auilics Bullcliu Slall' 3, Typist 4. IAMES I-lEWE'l 1' Agrirullurc F. lf. A. l. 2, il, Serrcniry -l: Cuulcsls fhislrirtj fool 3. Ruflcr fl: Poultry 3, -l. ROLAND FOSS CLAIRE GERVAIS BETTY GODING ELLA MAE GORDON PHILIP HAMILTON QIAMES HEWETT C.fKR0l.li HIIIIBARD lirurnzl Glcc Club I. 2: junior Night Chorus II: junior Night Mukc-Lfp lfummillcc 35 Coinmcrciail Club 'Il If. H. A. 1, 2. 3: 'I'rcnsnrur Al: Class Committees I, 2. 3. 4. LUIS jACRM.'XN llunlr- lfmuo'nir.r F. H. A. I. 2. 3. 4: lf. H. A. Olliccr 3, -I: Ctunf niiltccs I, 2. 3. Al: junior Chorus 3: Ullicc Girl 3. 41: Solxbnll I. MARILYN jUDlJ Commrrcial Baumer 3, 'll Librarian 5, -I: Ollicc Girl 2: Conl- incrcinl Club 5, 45 Andics Bulletin Typist II, 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager -Ig Class Treasurer 35 junior Night Prog:-:nn 3: Honor Stumlcnt. MARILYN KEENE Cmlunmrinl Conimcrciul Club 3, AI: Glcc Club I: Antlics Bul- letin Slnlf 5. -I: llnnncr Typist -I: junior Night Progrinn 33 Coinniittccs 3. 'lc Ollice Girl -1. CAROLYN KEITH !lr'nn'ml Librarian Y, -I: liainuur 5: Connncrciail Cluh 3: Glcc Club 3. 4: Coinmiuccs 3. 41 ,lnnior Night 3: junior Night Chorus 3: Honor Stntlcni. ELAINE l.APOIN'l'E Cnllrgtf Glce Club I. 2. 5. 4: Drznnutic Club 2. 3, -I: Class Connniltccs 2. 3. -lg jnnior Night Chorus 31 Brunner Stull FI. Co-Editor -lg F. N. A. 3. -lg Librairizm 2: Honor Slntlcni. CHARLES LI-1ADlIE'l l'ER Collvgr lfoothnll l, 2: Lionnnittccs 3. 'It Banner Stull Qllusiucss :incl Plmwgrupliyj -l. QUIRINO LUCARELLI lirluwul Glue Cluh l. 2. 3. -l: Ilznnl I. 2. 3. 4: jnninr Night 3g Coinmiuees l. 2, 3, 4: Orcllcxlrzt I, 2. 3. 415 Football flklanaigcrj 3. C.-XROLE I-Illllll.-XRD LOIS jACIiMAN MARILYN jllllh M.-XRILYN KEICNE C.-XROLYN IiEll'lI ELAINE LAPOINTE CH.-XRLES LEAlllIli'I I'ER QUIRINO LUG.-XREI.l.l Seniors sacrifice smaller Things 26 To achieve life's loftiesf aims. .-XDA LYM.-KN Connurwiul llatutl l: Glue Club lg Couuucrciztl Club 3, -1: Lilrruriou Il: Ollice Girl -l: Antlics llullctiu Ty- pist Il. Exchange Editor -11 Softball 3: lluuucr Statll 3. -I: llonor Student. IANYS MANN Cmmnrrrinl llttskctlmll l, 2. 4: Colmlusrciatl Club Z. 4: Amlics Bulletin Assistant 3. Etiitm'-in-Chief -l: junior Night 3: F. H. A. l, 2, Ii: lioutl l. PAUL MARCE.-ll' Cvnrrnl llaskctbnll l. 2: Football l. 2. 5. -l: junior Night Play Ii: 'I'rack 3: School Ploy QSt:ugu Htuull 2. 5. -ii Rillc Club 2. j.-KNE MrCAFFERY G1-nrml Glue Club l: Cmuuwwizil Club Ii. -I1 junior Night Chorus 3: Atttlivs llullvcliu Typist -lt Coul- tuittccs 3, 4. MEREIYITH Mt'CI.l'Rli Collrgt' W I lltuul 1. 2: Orcllcslrzt l, 2, 3, -l: Glcc Club l, 2. 3. 4: llrzunauit' Club 2. Ii. -l: Prugrzuu Commit- tcc 2: llztskctlmll Mnungct' 2: School Play fi, -I: Librurialu 2: junior Night Progrzun 3: lf. N. .-X. 3, 4: Banner Stall' 2. fi. Al: Student Council 2: Committees I, 2. 3. 'lz Cliccrlcatlcr -L LLIAM MESERVE iirnfrnl Glen Club l. 2. 3. -I: killc Club 2. 3: junior Night Gtztge l-lontly 3: llzuitl I, 2. 3. 4: Orfltt-slru I. 2. 5. -i: Cmumittuvw l. 2. B. 41 llnskutlmll I, 2: Foollmll Mzumgor Ii. ADA LYMAN IANYS M.-KNN PAYI. Ill.-XRCIli.ll' JANE Mt'lIAlfl liRY MEREDITH MKCLURE ll'll.l.lAM MESERYR 27 They must see significance of events STARR NELKE Gvurrul llrauxatic Club l. 2, ll: C4uxuuerci:ll Club 3. 4: Pnxgram Cmumillcc 3: Balmer Stall' l, 2. Lil' ernry Typist and Sales Manager 4: Amlics Bulleliu Sm!! 3, Al: Oflicc Girl 2: Glcc Club I. 2, 3: School Play Proluplcr 3: Librarian 2. 3: Tic- ket Comluiucc l, 2: l-'. N. A. 3. J.-mica onswrou con.-gf liuskctlmll I, 2. Sl, fl: Suflhall 2, 3, -l: Glcc Club l. 2. Il. 'lg junior Night Chorus 3: Drauuzuif Club 3, -l: F. N, A. 3, 4: Class Vice-President 2: ': I' ' , L, ., : Ollice Girl 4: Banner Ty' ' I. 2, 3, 4: Ticket Cuuiuiillcc kudencs l P 'l 4 pisl 4: Couuumees I. 2: Class Marshal El, 41 Honor Student. IEANE'l I'1i PERKINS Gemrrul Kaydclxes l. 2. 3, 4: Glec Club fl: Couuucrcial Club 3: Comuxiuces 3, Nl: School Play Make-up LIUxlIll1lllCC'lI junior Nighl 3. ALLAN PERRY Grnernl Glcc Club l, 2, 3. -I: Baud l. 2, 3. 4: Orchestra l, 2: Drauualic Club I, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 2: junior Night Play 3: Amistant Baslzullaull Mauf agen' l, 2: Cmuuiurcial Club El: School Play 2. 3, 4: Buys' Qunrlcl l. 2, 3: Cmuiuiuccs l, 2. ll. -l. MARIORIE ruin cm.-ml 'I'rausfcr, .lay High 3: llund 3, fl: Glue Club 3, Al: Orchestra 4: l . N. A. 4: Cmuluiltevs 3. -l: junior Night Chorus 3: j.V. llaskeilmll Mau, agen- 3: School Play 4. RICHARD POLAND College Chorus l, 2, 4: llzuul l. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2. 3: Coiuiuitwcs 3, 4: School Play l: Dra- lunlic Club l, 2: Football 2. 3. 1: Briskcllmll l, 2. 3. 4: Track 3, -It Class Marsliul 3, -1: Honor Stlulcut. STARR NELKE JANICE OBERTON JEANETTE PERKINS ALLAN PERRY MARJORIE PIKE RICHARD POLAND j0YCE POMEROY lfmnnierriul -v Glce Clnli l. 2, 3. al: Cnnnncrrial Club 3. -it ' Andie-s Bulletin Typist 3, Senior litlitnr -l: Cheer- luaclcr 3. Hcatl Clincrlcanlcr -I: Ticket Cunnniltcc f I: Softball 2, fl: junior Night Clmrns 3: Coni- niittccs 3, -t. SAl.lX l l'l.KlilNl-IN Cuzrtttimriril 4 K ll-askctball 2. fl. 4: Suftliall I, 2, 3, 'l: Antlics V Qxgjnji, Ilnllctin 'l'vpist fl. 4, Girls' Sports Emlitur II, ,f t.ttm-my xzttitttt 4. r. n. .-t. 1, 31 st-it-ml may V if If -1 Make-up Cmnntilusc -I: Kluxntncrcial Club 5, 4: ' 3 I 5 luniur Night Waatlrubu Mistress 3: lland I. I V'-W y t' 5 2. It: Class Cmmninccs Il. -I. k,k, gl-f ',L. if jO.'XNNli RUIIIHNS Cnllrgr' ,, llzunl I. 2. Il, l: Orclicstra I, 2. 3. -I: llliutlis I. 2. II, 4: llrzunatiit liluh 2. 3, 4, I'i-ngiant Cunt- tniucc -t: I-'. N. A, 3, -l: Cmniniuecs I, 2, 25, 4: l.ilurarian Il, -I: juniur Night 3: Srlinul Play 'l: Ilanncr Stall' Il, -I fljtcrary and Plmlngraplnjp llunnr Student. .XNITA ROY flrmtuwirial Glcc Clnli l. 2, II, 4: llraxnaiic Cluh I, 2: F. II. A. I, Treasurer 2, President 4: Cmnincrcial Cluh, Vice-l'rcsitIclil Ll, Prcsiilcnt -l: junior Night Play znul Clmrns 3: Sclnml Play -I: llasketball l. 2, 3, -l: llmntniltucs Il, -l: Class 'l'rm-asurcr bl: lianncr Slall, First Typist lp Antlics llullctin Stall, Typist 3, Gump Editor -l: Softball I, 2. rl: Omrc Girl -l: Honor Student. l-IYl'1RE'l l' SANIIORN Cullvgv Glcc Club 2. Il. -l: Banner Stall tltusincss anil l'lmtogi-apliyl 2, 3, -I: Stlioul Play -l: llaxcball fl, -I: l'sIiur l, 2. 3, -lg l,almrawry Assistant -I: junior Night Play Il: Clam 'Yreaxurcr 2: Cmn- niitlccs 2, Et, -I: lltnun- Stnclcm. ROYLIE XYAUNIER lfnllvgv lilac Club I. 2, Il, -li llulnl I. 2, S. 'IZ Class Viru- Prusiilcnt I: Class Prvsitlcnl 2, 3, -l: Student. Cnunril 2, 3. Picsitlunl -I: llnys' Stain llulcgatv Il: juninr Night Play 3: Sflmol Play il: Cinn- niinccs 5, -I: Fuuiball I, 2, Manager -I: Basket- hall I, 2. Il, -I: llaschall l. 2, 3. 4: Track 3, -l: llnnnr Stutlcnt. D.ll.li lY.lllRliN fi1'ttz't4tl llzlskcllbilll l, 2. Il, 'li l'. ll. ,L 2: jtlnlut' Night Churns Il: Knytlcltcs l. 2, 3, -I: lilcc Club l. 2. il, 'li Cmnntittccs 3, -l: Ollicc Girl 3: Softball I, DUNN.-lI.EIi WIllilil,Ell Holm' Iirmmlnirx junior Night 'l'icl.ct Cmnniittcc 3: Cntntnittui-I I, 2, 3. bl: l . ll. A. I: llounr Student. -IUYCH l'0Ml-ZRUY SAl.l.Y l'l'l.liKlNliN -IOANNE ROBBINS ,'lNl'l'A ROY liX'liRli'l' I' SANIIORN ROYCE XV.-XIGNER DALE lVAIlRliN IJONNALEE WllEEl.ER not iust today, but in years to come. 29 Seniors love this life on earth BACK ROW. Luft no riglu: llriain Doughty, jann-s llcwcn, Lonix Clmhol. Tlmlnus Conley, Riclnuxl llincne. Rohan Crawfunl, Philip lflmnilum, Richard 1 .Xmu-o, Gloria Dnhc, Margaret liuwuuzin, Carole Hnlxlulnl. MIDDLE ROW. XVilliu llnhu. XVilli:nn Allen, Rzly Collins, Rolnnxl Foss. Gvsrzlrd llilodczln. Snmlrn Cole. IPRONT ROW. Cnnnic lloylc, Manny Brown. Bully Coding, Iillu Mau: Gurdon. Fay llznnfnnl, junice Chicninc, Anncllc Chicninc, Claire Gervais, Irene Chretien. Obscure pnims in ilu: Malh or English lcasun may soniclimcs he rlcalrcsl up lxcfnru vlauxscx. lingrosscd in lnsl minulc studying :xml lislnning lo ilu: un-inns vicwpninxs, these Seniors arc. lull lu righl qlmfkl. Rirlinrd Polznul, Ray Collins, llrizm Doughty, Lois jqurklmili. Mary Brown, .Xllnn Perry: scaled: Eiurcll Sanborn. -lonnnu Ruhhins. Elaine l.:nPoinlc, Marilyn jnrlml, Fay llaunfunl. Royce Wagner. 30 its challenges, rewards, ancl happinessg Standing. lcfl ln right: Royce Wagner, Prcsi, llcnlg Ray Collins, Vice-president: Scaled: Gloria Dnbc, Scrrc1alry5 Pay llznnforcl. Sunlcm Council Member: Anim Roy, Treasurer. BACK ROW. Ld! lu night: Sally Pnlkkincn, june MfCallcry. Lois Jackman, Dale Wzirrcn. Adu Lymxin. Dmnmlcc Wlicclur. THIRD ROW. joyrc Ponicroy, Anita Roy, janys Mann, Joanne Robbins. Marilyn jnilil. Elaine l,:11'uin!c. SECOND ROW. Marilyn 9 Kcvnc, Carolyn Keith, jeiinnclte Perkins. Starr Nclke. Mcrcdillx MrClnrc, jzinicc Ohcrlon. Charles l.cu:ibcllcr, FIRST ROW. Royce Wagner. Ricliaml Poland, Everett Sunburn. .Xllnn Perry. 31 1 runnin call. They were: xlznuling. Ivfl ln nghl. Ray Collins. Hob: l':1ul Mnrccnu, 'I'im knwnllykc. Pug: Richaml Pulzuul. the glmsl. umm' slrull in thc liz-Isl zlfrul lunch. they face its frustrations, bitter GHOST Hl'N'l'liRS This junior Night play cast seems ruanly for cnncsscy: xenluml. Anim Roy, Bunny: julie DAISY FIEIJN Un hzulmy xpriug days lfzly, Elaine. :md ju- ,. Y--v-.,. . , ,,, . , .,.-Y - K :Q .,V' ihfi 1 .'-. , 'K K ,..1 ' Q 3.1 .S 32 heartbreaks, its disappointments. HUNTERS' BREAKFAST Early hour preparations for the public lnczikfnst were rcrs lninly Ilznnpernd when a fuse blew uni. znul the fuss- Imx mnldn'l be located. Cznnlles werc lnntiully fuuml. l.n1'kily lhc electric slnvcs were un nnullicr eircnix. Left io right: Royce Wngner. Chucky l.i::nlhcucr, Margaret Eusnnam. Elaine l,:1l'ninlc. Merc- ililh McClure. and llrinn Dmxglny. In In-wer pirun-c Royce seems I0 be lhinking pessimistically, When do we ent? 33 Juniors realize that no real freedom ROOM 12 JUNIOR CI..-XSS OFFICERS Cluckwisc from hmloln: Panll- ine Quirxion, Slmlenl Council: jzlrk Bane, Truansurer: lrluwnrd lhlrlmv, President: Wilson liars!- xnnn, Vice - president: joy c c lVhillcnwre, Scn'et1u'y. BACK ROW. Left lo right: Nznhan Riclumls. Richard Pfllll. Rnynlnnml Wzml. Dunnld Pike, Floyd Richmond, Charles Strom, Richard Pcllclicr. 'THIRD ROW. Donald Nanlcam, lla 0'H11nlon, Harlan Tlluxnpson, Robert Mercier, Dun- allml Pnlnann. Arllnn' Young, Hersey Wilkins. Elaine Ren, Grcgury Ouclleltc. SECOND ROW. Mary Lou Mclver, Joyce Whirlemnrc, Pauline Quirrinn, Lcnnal Yulcs, Rim Ricllanrml, Dorothy Mclxnrglnlin, l.nur:1li Mcservc. janel Wagner. HRST ROW, Delmrulr Wnrnl, Sue Stevens. Glenda Yenmn, Arlene Smnn, Maury Lou Riclnnonml, Eliznhellr Whiuexnorc. 34 is possible without self-discipline. REFINISHING FURNl'lil7Rii As ai prujcrl in llumc liar xunnifs, Mary l.nu Mclvcr is busy wilh the palm brush, rm- cring nirks un :in old kilrlivn mml. BACK ROW. l.:'ll lo right. Rnlanml Clirulicn, Cary Dubrcnil. Wilson Eusunan. jark llauc. Gary Duxnnis. Rifhaml Dcsprcs. Michael llzikcr, Ricluml l.:n'oiv. 'l'l-HRD ROW. Howard Dnrlxoc, llcrxlurml llunclicr, Rulrurl llvllaml, Ycrnzxl I.zn'uic, l 1lllnvr King. Roland jafqncs, Gcurgc l..nnlr. SELOND ROM. Nmlla C.islongu.ly, lluclly Lum.. C.misl.mu lumxxlcs, Dun.: Dun, jnnicc Lowell, l':iu'iriu l.:ilh'cqnc, FIRST ROW. Sandra Cullum, Phyllis Henry, Theresa Cais- xonguaiy, Constance Fournier, juditlx Crosson, Louise lfiltenu. 35 Sophomores, who learn to plan by ROOM 8 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Srzmmling, lcll lo right, llnlnrcs Riclizml. Sccrcmry: R nm lm c rl Fuurulcr. Prvsimlunlz Ban-lmral lfuurnicr, S I 11 cl c n l Council. Svnlcil. hizunzi Nilvs. Viccrprcxib dvnl: lilisv Gmlcuu. 'l'rcnsim-r. ll.-XCR ROW. Lcll lo riglu. Paul Furlicr, Lzirry Collins. jack Duhrcuil. l.1u'ry jiuld, joseph Poulin, Rubcrl lfmirnivr, Walter Bilozlcau. llcrnril judd. Pziul 1'vllvli4'i', john Duhc. Eslwainl lllzlck. F0l'R'l'H ROW. Merle Gila. Xlirluwl Cullins. jose Dian, .Karon While. 1.au'ry llrnwn. Chnrlex Dnbc, Riclmrrl Gervais. Glumlun Drake, john Cmssun. 'l'l'IIRlJ ROW. Pcrcis Brown. Dizinn Cliaisv. Alum- Gay, jumly Brown, Gail Bzuulorrl, llnrhairzi F0ul'nier, Elise Grulczlu, llairlrzlm lluluzu. SECOND ROW. Maury Lou Brown, Robcrin Coding. Sheila Cullum. Limlai Gussclin. Sylvia Constantine. Pauline Collins, Sully Conant. FIRST ROW. june .-Xmlzuns. lilziinc Goulet. Cnrlcnc Ycmun. jcannc jnrqucs. Siluuunc lilmlml. Szlmlrzi kinilmll. 36 planning, will reach future goals. BACK ROW. Left lo riglu, Rolrerl Lairernlicre, Roger Roy, jaunes Luciano, Donald Rirluwd, Rolxerl McLaughlin, john Moore, Rodney Stanley, Raymond 6 Lepaige, Charles Marlin. lf0L'R'liH ROW. Gordon Norton, Exerell Stewart, Wayne Lewis, Pznil Miller, Rnnailil Luciaino. Ricliaml Morin, Robcri Marquis. 'l'lllRD ROW. jznnes Newlmurg. Tlioinas Rnnilnll, Diaxnn Niles, Ilrenmla Wil- kinx, Linilai Souiher. lfnye While. llziviml Mercier, Donald Poincroy. SECOND ROW. Dale Wagner, Louise l,:ilh'ccque. Ann Prau, Allele Lnhlxc, Sauulrn Park. Dolores Ricluiril, Esiher Whiueniore. FIRST ROW, Doris Lcpnge. Neiln Nelke. jainiee Mercier, Szuulrn Rich, llznlmra Lewis. Cynlhizi Morris. BUSINESS TRAINING .lnne Amlzuns and Wayne Lewis :ire studying types ol' foreign rilrri'iu'r and coinpuiing lheir value in lenns of ll. S. money. 37 Y W W ln acliusting to orderly civilization FRESH MA N CLASS OFFICERS Lel'L lu right, Steven Hauilxliu, President: Deimis Oberlon. Vice president: Gail Hardy, Secretary Rclxccca lla:-clay, Treasurer. ROOM 15 BACK ROW. Left lo right, james Stewart, Dennis Olxcrlon. Erlwanl Rell- nmn. Philip Quirrion, Roland Sl Pierre, Ronald Roy, David Rccnrcl. THIRD ROW. jack Wheeler, Clark Soniher, Myron Phillips, Franris Nclkc. Aurel Ouellette. Robert Turcolie. SECOND ROW. Lcanna While. Frances Sranlmpe. Marcia Wilkins. Louise Prau, Jeanne 0'Donnell. Paula Narleau. Sue Osgood. FIRST ROW. Shirley Yates, Susan Rowe, Marlene Putnam, Denise Paqneuc. Marie Salford. Paula Parker. as A Freshmen learn to know Themselves. ROOM 5 ROOM 7 IMCK ROW. Luft in right. Rirhnrcl Fcrlzrnrl. Pclcr Crnsson, john Dysnrl. lmnnlml Eznnes, joel Bunrhcr, Myron Eznncs, Gcrzml Cnslnnguaiy, Gary Cnuk. Kcnnvlh Finlay. SECOND ROW. Wilfred llnnml, Dmmld Chretien, Pznncla Dcslmics, Rebecca llznrlny, Limln Emerson. Shirley Arsenanrll, Rohcrl lflltcanl. Rzlyinnnql Clonlicr. FIRST ROW. Cnrnl Lac Cute, Snzannc lliluclnznl, Doris lllnis, Diane how, Germaine Chretien. Claire lircxnn, Linda linker. IMCR ROW. I.cl'l ln right, Gnrzlnn jones, Melville Huuli, Slcxcn llann- hlin, Rnbcrl lluikkincn, Clnymn Morse, Williziln Lloyd, Stephen Lzlnrnslcr. Mirlmul Mercier. THIRD ROW. Douglas Morris, Lanrrislnn Mixclwll, Glen- mlon Guding, Rune Lnnmlry, Rnhurl jones, llrncc Lncnrclli, Stanley l.zrnrin:riLis, Rnynrunml Jndrl. SECOND ROW. Rnlhnnn Gray, Gloria Gmling. Katherine Gillncrl. Curloyn Mnsnn, Gail Hardy. Pulririu Laulrczlslcr, Sznulrn l.:rIh'crquc. Nancy lhrnnnun, Donna Kinlcy. FIRST ROW. Elaine Mercier, Linda Hamil- aun. Maxine linux. Molly Gilc. Winnnn lKIcrrnw. Dawnalyn Lnvoic, jozlnnc Mm-in. 3 9 v. 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'SEPTA iD'lf 7i1J Nffillilillm yi, rv' iw f -i 'lI6-Iwi ' Hlglxiylflfggffl lrzw V-Y -'-'Q --'M' 4 'KN ' ' ' 7 Q 1 Q .1 1 ' M Af an my , I 1-NW' Mn T hi MMKV M' '55 x 1 x mf' X 1 Y Q ' 4 G lil sf' ill' of W,u,,:H'fJ1' '15-ff 1113? N-,fs F7111 I W A ,, ,. , ,Y 7, i Schools give youth varied experiences PERSONAL APPEARANCE AND GRUOMING In Home Eunmlllics class mic uni! plus spcfial cln- pliasis un lhc correct nlrcss for sclmul. Sally Conanl Qlcilj. :lrnsscd in varied stripes, is clcmmislraxing 'how mn ln do il. In hu' juniper dress Marlene Putnam shows pleasing color cnnlrasx and good style. PROPER FABRIC FOR PAR'l'lCliLAR PATTERN Tliix Imnllclin hoard display is an aid In Mrs. Miller in explaining Ln her class that certain pallcrns require just the right nmlcrial, The class is checking comin skirt. rorslnmy skirt, Ilanncl pajamas against rhc bnl- lclin hnzml samples. Ld! to right. Sylvia Constantine, Mrs. Miller. Doris Lcpagc, and Gail Bamford. from domestic arts and sciences, llnving made n study of wcnlhcr lnzlps. Mr. Puliafs frcslnnzln class in Cen- AIR PRESSURE ernl .science reanly ln learn lo who readings nl' lxznlolnelrlc For sexeml days m sequence lhe class nltemmn ls called lu :nr presmnc x.nn.nmns. The npproprinle weznher maps are ulsn sunliz-xl. PHYSICS liXl'ERlMENT Apparznns. such as llnsks. les: luhes. scales, znnl lnlrnerx are explained lu an prnjecl group by the insu'nclnr's assistant, William Allen, Left lu xlghlv Mzn'gan'el linsnnnn. john Ren, livercu Sanborn, Williann Allen, Royce Wang- ncr, Ray Collins, and Ceylon llnrclny Qcenler piruxrel. STE.-XM PRESSURE An uxperilnenl lcznn in Physics is ganheresl :mnnul lhe lab hench. lu pnrpnsc is lu nnle the prcssnle ol lmnil- ing waner mul vmiuliuns in pressure according lu the lulnperznnre. Left In righl, Riclnml Pulznnl, Clmrles Lvanl, Izeucr. lilnriu Dnlw. Claire Gerxnis, janirc Oherlun, ll'illie Dnhv. alnrl Briana Doughty. 45 to driver training and shop proiects DRIVER EDl'C,fYl'ION With huud ul' rin' np, an group of slndcnts :ire listening tu Mr. O'llricn's alt-nmnstrntitni :nnl explnnzninn of what :nukes the engine lick. The workt ing niechainisin ul' the cant is studied and spark plugs, valves, czn'Inn'eturs are not nxystcries any longer nl'lcr this lmlf-yuan course than ends with :ill the tests needed no gel 11 1lrivv:r's license. Lcfl lu right, jnnire Chicninc, Nciln Nelkc. Insunflur 0'llricn, and Mur- ju.-iu ville, N'00ll'l'URNlNC l.:YI'Hli This useful piece ul' machinery used l in llldnstrinl Arts is Irving denmn- 1 wtrznvcl hy Toll Fuss. i -141 Home makers begin apprenticeship. ...mu .-1 .... ...........L ...... P., U. 4. ........, FREN TIMES Thu monlhiy umgzizinc is enjoyed outside claissromn or ui home hi llonw Iicmminics suulcniw. Discuswiug some of the liuicly humcmuking hints mu lilla Mau Unnlon, jam-1 Wagner. and :heir Insmucior, Mrs. Miller. 45 Language arts consumer p blems l'l'RCl-lASING A HOME? Elaine l.ail'uinlc of Cunxnlncr liwlirrxilinii Class is considering fnclnrs lhzn shnnlml cnu-r inn: hny- ing an home. Arc lhc nciglihors clusirzilxlr pun- plc? Do thc surrounding hmncs hanc an wall- xnairnziinecl nppcnrzincc? Is :hc hnnsc in guml repair :ind sniuihlu ui the nceds of ilu: fannily? l'nfan'urnhlc cmuliriuns cnnnnl he rcnwmlicrl uaisily nlxcr the pnrclmsc. thc slnnlcnlx lvznn. THE hllCI.'l'lNiL l'O'l' lixannining 11 unzip which slwws thu xanicrl mfiul slofks lhzll nmkc np unr nnliun :irc Kun- nelh Finley flullj :incl Paul Miller Qwilh point- eryg scaled, Sinmnr Cluilxul zinsljcannw jacques. The :nlinily nl ccrlaiin raves for rvsrlnin an-ns of thc fonnlry is null explained by this limp which is slncliccl hy sludvnls in Bliss Nlixcfs Kiixics Class. MY OWN VOICE? 1011. Nulllj On the sclmul mpc rcrorrlcr ir is psmilmlc fur slndcnls in Iislcn lu :heir own xuiccs. L1-ll lu right, Snmlm I.:llh'rcqilc, Pauly l,anc:islcr. and Robert Hcikkincn :irc playing lhe nipv nhirh has rucnnlcd their wires in Miss Rlmmlcni1cr'a F11-sliniam English Class. world crises, and racial backgrounds STORM-TOSSED MIDDLE EAST 47 Thmngh maps, texts. :ind magazines these students in World I-Ilslnry mice the origins and learn present day fac- inrs than make the region a tinclcr box. Left in right, Pauline Collins, Ailclc Lzllibe, Riclmrnl Pram, :incl Elaine Gnnlel. l'ARI,El'VOUS FRANCAIS? Connie Fournier is :it :lic bonrsl in Miss l':ige's French class, checking :i composition exercise for errors. are all needed To prepare todays youth WES'l'lV.-X R D HOI While rczuliug ai unil on exploration, lhc Senior Ccncrnl English division wrulc unn- pusilinns, studied nmps, zuul examined uid nanigauionail iuslrunicnis. Slauuling, lcfl In right, l'znxI Manrcaux. Donnalcc Wheeler. Lois Iaickuuiu, Ella Mane Gm-dnn. Willizuu Mu- sciu-. zuul Ricluml Bincllc: scanud, Mary Brown, Cnnuiu Boyle. Quiriuu I.ucau'cIli. ,Iznncx llcwcll. Louis Cluibul, auul Rivluml .-hncru. l95li I'RESIDEN'liIA L El.EC'l'l0N In Frcslunuu Civics. Mr. Puiin used an mill charm in indicauc each pan'ly's unc for cauuli- ilzucs in earlier ulcciiuns. Slauuling. left lu right, Elaine Mercier. Mr. Puiin. Gluriu Giul- ing, :uul Willizun Lloyd. l'li'l'Al.S AND SEPALS! .-hlxling colored Ilowcr pnrls lu lhc wall fhurlx helps thc class umlcrslauul Ilurul slruc- lurc, Wayne Lewis puiius um :I pcml. while Bn-mln Wilkins Qrighlj pins on xi sc-pal, AI8 -Q, learning by watching is rewarding. To his enlirc lrcslnnnn group, Mr. Plaiisled illuslrzues at the beginning of the year the correct procedures ihnl will promote safely :nnl elliciency in the use of lhc circular saw, The Ireslnnen piclurcil: buck row, left lo right. Paul Forlicr, Michael Merrier, Clnyron Morse, Williznn Lloyil, Mehin llood: front row, llrure Lncarclli, Myron Phillips, Donald Chretien. Rohert 'l'urconc, Roberl jones, Instructor Plnisled. Robert Fillezin, l-'rancis Nelkc. Stanley Lnurinniiis. Charles Leznlheller. Gloria Dnlxe, :Ind jzinire Oberwn listen ns Willinni Allen points out the known fuels before developing lhc to prove parl UI the work. Step hy slep, an teacher of mzxllxevnnlirs lrics l0 lrnin students in logical thinking' fuppcr pnnelj. A Senior inzilh snnlenl, Ray Collins. illnsuun-s ihe sieps in an geoinelrr problem io ihrce sophomores, Sheila Gnllainl. llnrlmrn Fournier, znnl Luxrr llrown. Q , ,,.. The chief compensation To every good SHOES AND FABRICS Examining shoes nunh- uvziilahlc hy thu l.ix'crnmre Shoe Cuinpamy. Charles I.c:nlhul- lnr :incl Janice While fnppcr panel. lcfll are identifying lhc lypu of shoe Constrnclion. lypcs of sliiching. und inzncrizlls used in thu mmple shoes. A shoe slmuhl be clmsun fm' spufiaxl HSC. wunlcnls learn in Cnnsmncr I-Zcunuinics clams. Several types uf shoes, illusn-:ning sniuubiliiy fur mlillvrenl purposes, were cxaunincll hy this class, In lhc piclnrc fright upper punclj Ray Collins, Anncllc Rirlnml, Snnmlrn Colo, :xml llriun Doughly :irc nmmlvling and cxann- ining lishing hools. lnul'c1's. lzulics' walking' shoes, and cxcning slippcrs. FAIIRIC TESTS ' Is it comm. silk, or wnnl? Using :ln irnnl ing lable, ai pressing iron, und Ai few llrnps ul' sulphuric acid. llrinn Dnnglny. Charles l.L-zulbcucr, and janicc While make lhc lust which will pmvc whuulwr the fabric is wholly nr pairlly canon fnppcr right panelj. The burning lcsl proves ihrongh varied rosnhs whether the fabric is column, silk, nr wnnl. Raynwml Cnllinx, cxlrmnc right. hurnx thc lihcr, while Sandra Cole :lml Annctlu lliclnml prep:n'c thc vnu-inns samples lm' hurning qlowcr pzulclj. 5 0 worker is increased power of mind, vaivlhwd we -ie .Q Iixznnining thc wx-ckli lnswspzipci mul in all lllllvliun, xlunlcnls ill Alllwirzlil Ilimxry clznws. pun slclvnsv anlvquznr? Wllzn fnlc will an hnnw :nm ul' mln- xirnggling lmxcli ucpnblif? Will Pznnlii N lrnnlilvs in Amlm airvais? Will inspin-ml llnngnrin new .flhirnn rm-pnlmlir, lilunm, ix :nliniln-ml lu lln' mnhl lmroiln-rlnnul? CL-rlninly sunlunls in-:ul unlzn 51 ,559-' wi -' -4 I-Lia, .- hisnnw- dimes. llnn-:nil llnrlnw :nnl Rulann der flue pn-hlrnis nl uni liinc. Is ILS. :iii i Hill l of vxcnli uncle unl In liannall Nznsur? X' A cllru znnl King Sznulk xisih In ILS. run llnilcd Nzninnx. ls this fnu :u Inn-hingur nf iwifl-inm-ing cwnls in ax mhnnging wmlnl lu i ns again rlizillcngc lhvir Smici inalslvrs? A ul scholarly disciplines and study habits ADVANCED CABINET MAKING REFERENCE MATERIALS 1956 SPEED TYPISTS Kcnnclh llanis is lining frnni pam-ls into his railmincl pmicu. will: Ml. Plnislunl sizuuling hr lu gin' timely :ulxirv wllun nccxluxl Quppcl pam-I piflnu-sy lixzunining nn unnhriilgcml mlirlinunrv, :rn nllnx, and :ln c'm'yLlup1'nIi:i, Iluvc lm-mlwis nl' an clans in lxnsincsi training :irc mining prclinrinzxry bzu'Lgmnml work on problems in lhv rmursx-3 Ich lo righi. Rulxcrl Manqnix. llnris l.cl'agc, :mil llznid Mercier Tanking ilic 153 :mil 50-wmwl-:I-ininnlc lusis :irc lhrcc of larsl jcnrk seniors wlm qu:1liGcd wilh fewest crmis: lcfl to right. lh:wl'ly Kvilli, Siinnnnc Cllrclicn, amd Ilan-haurai Clnuvhml. 55 'FI w ', Education involves more than the mind. Il involves the whole nature of a young . human beingis mental, xpiritual, physical, and social growth. ' 1 1 4 ' 1 Q 4 I A t . . t . 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Club activities this past year included the making of ninety-nine dozen cancer dressings, a trip to Saint lXlary's Hospital in Lewiston, listening l0 speakers on nursing rarecrs, and a trip to the Hebron Sanilariuni at Clnristinas time. The clnb tncmlvers hatl ntatle fudge antl paper llowers which they presented to pa- ucnts. F. N. A. OFFICERS FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA of America organize Left to right. juice Whiucniorc. Presinlein: janire Oherton. Yire-presi- tlenl: Claire Gervais. Historian: Front. Susan Rowe. 'Vit-asnrcr: absent, Diana Niles, Secretary. BACK ROXY. Left ln right. Susan Rowe. lliant' Dow. jcanne 0'Dnnnell, Pauliin- Qnirrion, Gail Hardy. l'aul Parker. Kanlierine Gilbert. THIRD ROW. Elaine Lal'uinte, Joanne Robbins, l'alricia I.aln'ecque, Claire Gervais, Janice Ulierton, Meredith Mflilnre, janice Chimine, joyce Wliilleinmc. SECOND ROW. Ita 0'Hanlon. Nancy Gannnon. Santlra Labrccqne. Mary lain lirown. Dale Wagner, Barbara lfnnrnicr, Diana Niles. Elise Grolcan, Diann Chase. FIRST ROW. Linda Emerson, Frances Sninlnipe, Louise l'ran. Elaine Rea, Sheila Gallant. ' 5 6 to cultivate students' health interests. CAN GER DRRSSIN GS WRAl'l'lNG FUDGE Clnsisunas gills fur l-lelirou Sanitar- iuin iarienrs were niallc hcfurc vaca- linn lay lf. N. A. uieinhers. Lcll l0 right. juycc Wliincinurc. ha O'Han- lon, Elaine Rea, Pauline Qnirrinn, zuill Pally Lalirecqnc :irc slmwn working lluriug a club meeting VISION 'I'ES'l'ING The rluh look uver some responsi- liililics in the assisling Public Health Nurse, Mrs. Elaine Murray. when xhc leslcll the vision uf lrcslnnan sluilcnls. L:-fl ln righl, Mis. Murray, Nancy Ganunnn, Gail llarlly and Sandra Las Iirccquc fstnllenl assislaulsj. Much work was lllnie during l95li and IDM' by chili uiclnhcrs. As many as ninelylnine dlweu dressings were sen: I0 The Cancer Sm-icly hy the rluli. Slanlling, right lo lefl, lliann Chase, Dale Wagner, Elaine l.al'oinu:, Mcrczlilli McClure, Claire Gervais. jnycc Whiucniln'c, Ralli- criuu Gilhurl. janire Oherlun. l'aula Parker, Jeanne Rolihins. jeannc 0'llunnell: sealed. Elise Grolcuu, Susan Rowe, llizmc Dow, Pauline Quirriun, Diana Niles, 57 To release power of students may OFFICE GIRLS STANDING, lefl to right, Anim Roy, Lois jnrknmn. Dolores STUDENT COUNCIL Smnding, lcfx lu righl. Slcvcn llalmlxlin, Robert Fournier. Pauline Quir- riun. linrlxauu Fmxrnier. llowaml Burlmc. Seated. Royce Wagner, Mr. Mer- nll faulviscrj, Fay Bnmf foul. Richzlrd. -Indy Crossnn, Jana Wagner. SEATED, jnnicc Obcrlun Ada Lyman, Marilyn Kccuc, Ella Male Conlon. 58 provide great leaders of The future THE LIBRARY Marilyn judd, who works um of her study periods in the library. can well illustrate lhe various :asks ul' the student Iibrarizins. In lhe picture All right, she might he helping almllier sludent to Gnd a needed hook, She signs the teachers' permit slips, signs the lnan cards for books, keeps :1 remrd ol loaned maga- lines, Inczllcs College catalogues and vo- cntinnal niareriuls for interested srudents. She also dusts the library shelves from time to lilnC: cinch day the sludenl li- ln':u'ians arrange their assigned serlions ol' shelves. STUDENT LIBRARIANS IKACK ROW, Lei: I0 right. Louise lfillezux. Iuanne Robbins, Cuunie Knowles, Camlyli Keith, l'znly l.:iIn'eupie, llarlmra lfnnrnier, jnyce Whillemnic. SECOND ROW. Mzirgarel Easl- nuln, Glnlin lluhe, llianzi Dow. FIRST ROW. Marilyn -luxld, Fax' llzinilnril fhrsl lilmrarinnj. Sally Ccmanl. F. H.A. members feel friendliness ancl F. H- A. OFFKIERS Sealed, left to right, Lois jackttmn, Second Virevpresident: Annette Cliiroine. Historian: 1-llla Mae Gordon, First Vice-pt-esitlettt: janet Wagner. President: Mrs. Miller, Athiser: standing, Glenda Yeaton, Reporter: Carole lluhlmard, Trectxurer: Mary llrntrn, Parliatnenlariau: Dorothy Mcl.angltlin, Set'relary'. absent. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA A main goal of F. H. A. this year is To Promote Better Family Living. The club has discussed and developed 'projects on such topics as hotne safety and the improvement ol' teen-age habits. The latter subject was dis- cussed by at panel composed of students. Fue ture activities include presenting on a club progrzun a civil defense speaker, promoting a better breakfast program, and improving parenL-leather-stutlent relationships. 'l'hrough a better understanding of the people we live and work with, we hope an improved sofial standard ol' living will result. BACK ROXV. Left to right. Shirley Arsenaull, liar llatnford. Anita Roy. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Sally Pulkkinen, Dorothy McLaughlin, janet Wagner, l.aurali Meserre. THIRD OF AMERICA ROW. Dolores Richard, Annette Chiroine. Sally Conant, Roberta Coding, Louiw lfiltcau, Sylvia Constantine, Percis llrown, Constance llorle, Carolyn Mason, Beverly Lure. SECOND ROW. janrs Mann. Gloria Cowling. Lois jackl man, Ella Mae Cordon, Germaine Chretien, Simone Chabot, Carole Httbhard. Mary Lou Mrher, Snlanne Ililotleau. FIRST ROXY. Dawnalyn Larnie, Glenda Yeaton, Maxine Rnox. Jeanne jatques, Denise l'aquelte. Carlenc Yeatun, Wino- na Morrow. Mary Brown. ia. 15 , 1 lf' Work clone in generous spirit is ii' BOX OFFICE TICKET SELLERS Claire Gcrxnis :nnl Ita 0'H:nilon nice! :hc ulxlie In-hinnl the lohhy wimlow an all events hchl in the gym :nuliloriuni which rel qui:-es iifkels. School lirkcl sellers nmrk lickels, and sell llienx. lninrlle anlvznwe lirkcx sales, :nuke clmngv: :mil lmlzmce nccunnls. The snulenl ticker romniillee, pirtnreml hclow. Sell lickels zu gznnes, plays, :md concerls. 'l'he group is zulvisccl by Mr, Nornmn Plnisleil. BACK ROW. l.el'l lu right. Elaine Ren, Shirley .-lrsenunll. Allele Labbe. Claire llrelon. Claire Gerxziis, Limlai Hannillon. Mr. Plaisiexl qmlxiserl. FRONT ROW. llu 0'H:nlIon, Connie lfoinnier. Panilzi Pnrkcr. Kiarulc Cole, Sue Slevenx. 62 E Tonic for sTuclenr's mind and character STUDENT TREASU RER Ircnc llllrelizul luis bcun 2lS3lSlillll irczisurcr of :ill sclmol funds since l!l54l. Her ClllllL'h include lhc receiving and dis- lmursing ol' :ill moneys in the Allilcxic and General Funds. The General Fund inclndcx thc IICCOUIIIS ol' :ill clubs :uid uclivilics within the school such us: Coin- mcrcizll, Drznnzuic, Nurses. and llillc Clubs: The Bnnncr: the four classes: llic Band. Kzrydcllcs, and F. H. A. A month' ly statement is compiled for each zlcmunl :ind snnuxncmx for each individual :lcv count :irc made us rcqucslcd. lrcnc works under thc supervision of Mrs. llruwn. USHERS BACK ROM ILN In iigll Rnnumi Cu nn tcnul lhluu jack Bute, llnnu lL S i l OH mls ' nun loin llruwn, Rnlzuid Clncnnn Rulxul lmnmci l-lmiiul lhnhm llRSl ROW. Richard Xlnun hilllnn Xllin ul. Dnlnunl Service without gruclging will enrich SENIOR STAFF WORKERS l957 YEARBOOK STAFF BACK ROW. Lcfl ln right. M'm'ily'n jnnlsl, lNl:n'g:n'cI lizlslnuxn. Meredith McClure, Ray Cnllins, Charles Lcaullxcucr. l-'RONT ROW. Excrcll Sanborn, Brian Dnnglny, Joanne Robbins, lilninu I.:ll'oinle. Fan' llannforcl. BACK ROW. Left In right, Raymond Collins. Roy limnlord, Clmrlcs Lcanlhcncr, P:m'ic'in Lnllrccqnc, Adu Lyman. Dnnnlxl Pike, Rolxcrl l-'mn'nicr, Howard llnrhoc. THIRD ROW. Mcrexlilh McClure, Marilyn Keene, jnnnnc Robbins, jnnicc Olzcrlon, Louise Filican, lrcne Chretien, Anncllc Cliiroinc, Sulrr Nclkn. SECOND ROXV. Elaine I.nl'ninlc, Fay llannlnrd, Marilyn jnild. FIRST ROW. Margaret Eust- inan. Elaine Rea, Joyce Whiliuniurc, Anita Roy. Brian Dnnghry and Everett Sanborn, nbscnl. 64 THE BANNER, 1956-7 his mind and inspire his spirit, BANNER TYPISTS Standing. lcfl lo right, Starr Nelke. janicc Oberlon, Marilyn Keene. Ada Lyman, lrene Clxres tion. Seated, Anita Roy. Annette Chicninc. Here's Mr. MaeAuley to take yearbook pictures! Is everything ready? Some time earlier the girls had finished checking the photo sheets, and their lists of propsg an- nouncements had been made ready for the public address system: the boys were abso- lutely familiar with the picture schedule, had hgured out a few short cuts in case of emer- gency. Because ladders, flash bulbs, furniture, and other props were in the right place, the phologrupltic work seemed to the casual ob- server to proceed in a leisurely fashion. Ac' tually a very large number of pirtures were takeng the student announcer kept the student groups ready at the right timeg and the camera subjects felt amused and always at ease. So a sufcessful day of picture taking resulted. Selling ads, planning the engraver's work, getting copy ready for thc printer seemed this year to be accomplished with special smooth- ness and elhciency, AD CREW BACK ROW. Left to right. Howard Burlme. Roy llamford. Robert Foun nier. Donald Pike. FRONT ROW. Raymond Collins, Charles Lcadheller Ever- ett Sanborn. Brian Doughty. if he be willing to give time and MAKE-UP COMMITTEE SCHOOL PLAY CAST l':tint. powder. :tnd pencil :irc in the hands ol' talcntctl atnntcurs. Scaled, left to righi, Charles Dnbe. judy Crosson, und lilninc Real. Standing, Sully Pnlkkincn, Sandy Cole, jcztn- nctlc Perkins, llcny Coding. lllargarcl Eastman and Connie Fournier qoi thc cnstj mnrlx with interest this trzntsfornuninil of their friumls. BACK ROW. Left to right, Roy lintnfurd, Royce Wagner. Evcrcll Sunburn, Gordon Norton, lilatinc Real, William Allen, Allan Perry, llrixxn Donglity. SECOND ROW. janet Wagner. Joanne Robbins, Meredith MrCIttrc. Man-jorie Pike, jtuly Cros- son, Anita Roy. FIRST RUW. Raymond Clonticr, Connie I-'oin'nicr. Donald Putnam, Mangatrcl Eusttnatt, Robert Filtcutl. effort for common good and welfare. HOME SWEET HOMICIDEH He tried to kill usl , April gasped as the police forcefully dragged oll the mttrderer, Mr. Cherington. In this engrossing murder mystery, Home Sweet Homicide, the three children ol' Mrs. Carstairs, at detective-story writer, tried to solve tt murder so that their mother could get tlte credit. Their attempts created hilarious sit- uations, brought them into danger, rtutl lured their tnother into mzttrimony with the tleteetive. The play proved to be at great success, due to skillful direction from Mrs. Crillin and the whole-hearted ellorts of the cast antl back stage workers. SOUND EFFECTS 'l'lte sounds ol' jangling phones, blaring ratlio, antl clttt- tering typewriter were pnnrtu- atetl tn the stacrnto yip ol' the pistol. Sunttd crew responsible tor the spliteseeuutl timing were. lel'l to right. Gerartl llilotleatt. Walter ltilodean, Irene Chretien. Dirk llittette. 'fl I J K r 4 Nicketl by tt bullet. Wally is brought to the house. l.t-ft to Arehie's lack of appetite aronses l.t. ltill Smiths right. Dunaltl l'utnant. Anita Roy, Meredith Meillnre. Roy suspicions. I,el't to right, Meredith Nlrlilure. Anitt llzttnlord. Royce Wagner. lkrittn Doughty. Marjorie Pike. Roy, Roy lltnnfurtl, Donztld l'utn:un. STAGE CREW Standing. It-t't to tight. Connie Knowles, Gregory Oneltet te, I-'loytl Riclttntnul, Ricltztrtl Pelle- tier. This group built trellis :tntl prepared Ilnwers for garden scenery ttretl in the play. PROOF POSITIVE Openly suspecting Mr. Chet'- ringtou. April is nnw sure as he draws his gnu. l,el't to right. Sonny Sttnhorn. Meretlitlt Mt'- Clure. Donald l'ntn:nn, Anita Roy, Joanne Rubbitts. Activities help each student to know DRAIVIATIC CLUB BACK ROW. Lek l0 right, Meredith McClure, Margaret Eastman, Allan Perry. Donald Putncnn, Raymond Cloulier, Donald Nndezni. joanine Rolrhins, Paula Nutleanl, Jeanne jacques, SECOND ROW. Connie Fournier, Sanulrn Ln, lirecqne, Elaine Ren, jzmice Chicoine, Pzniline Qtllins. jnily Crosson, Mary Lon Riclnnonsl, Gloria Dnbe. FIRST ROW. Claire Gervais. Nancy Gammon, jnnire Oberton, jane! Wagner. Pauline Qnirriun, Ita 0'H:inlon, Elaine l.:iI'oinle. THE DRAMATIC CLUB On the second and fourth Xllednesdztys of Drznnzttie Club plains elziborzite Christmas and every month the Drzunntic Club meets. Pre- Valentines Day parties. Usnzilly, during the senting reviews of plays, putting on skits, school year, the club secs one or two plays at rx :intl gaining experience in the art of make-up, nearby college or an Lakewood Summer are among the activities of the club. The Theater. OFFICERS Left to right, Margaret Ezisnnnn, President: jozinne Robbins. Progrann Com- mittee: Claire Gervais, Viceepresidentg Ilan 0'll:inlon, Sccretairyg Pzniline Qnirrion. 'l're:isnrer. 68 School clubs may be first step in THE BAND 5IXl'll ROW. Lcfl lo rigln, Rclxcfczi llnrclny, Williznn Alcscrvc, Richaml Annum, Waller llilznlunu. Gordon Norton, Margaret Eusllilnn. FlFl'H ROXY. l':luI Miller, Sue Rowe, Ralph Rcfonl, llnily Lznnlry, William Lloyd. Royce Wagner, Riclmnl l'olund, Gerard jinlil. FOURTII ROW. Wilhul lhnnl. Sally Evans, lliznni Chaise, Dunna Kinlcy, Ceylon Barclay, Pailriciai Lain- msicr, Ruben lfillunn, Rny Clunliur. THIRD ROW. Dianne Dow, Ruben Mcrricr, l'clcr lirosslni, Lcainnn Wliiic, Gail Hardy, Allan Perry, Pnnlinc Qnirrion, llarbairn Lewis, lilninc ML-rcicr. SECOND ROW. Sue Osgood. Lixnln lime:-son, Wilson linxunun. john llnhc, Dnlc Wagner, llruinln Wilkins, Ranhcrinc Gilbert. l':ml l':n'kcr. FIRST ROW. Rune Luinlry. Maw jcniu l'ikc. Gail llgnnfoixl, Miclnicl Ilnkcr. Cnty Dninnis, Dnviil Record, Elise Grulcnn, Ilinnzx Xilvs. Maury l.on llrnwn. A Rclucnrsul Session Of 'lilic lland. T0 helping to develop strong life purpose THE BAND The L. F. H. S. band of sixty members acquired bright, new uniforms this season. These snappy green and white outfits added extra sparkle to the basketball games at which the band played. Dttr- ing the Christmas season the band tlemonstratetl its skill in a charming concert. Decorations for the concert consisted of decorated spruce trees, stars, and bells, which were beautiful and in keeping with the holiday. Colored lights played on the band during each ntnnber. The band has busily prepared for May l7, the date of the l'Vestern Maine Music Festival, always at highlight of the band's activities. For the joint spring concert with Lawrence High, the band will delight the audience with such selections as. joshua , ln a Persian Market , Ballet Parisian , and that all time L. F. H. S. favorite, The Stars and Stripes For- ., ever. M AJORETTE. LEADER jntly Cmsson, lcatlcr of the hand tnajorcttes, here cletnonstrates the high stepping stance practiced by the hand majorettes of all U. S. high schools. From coast to coast the lmton-lwirling, strutting girls may he rccogniretl as an .-Xmerican phenomenon at flultl events and during street parades. jutly. head ntajorette of l.. F. H. S., is wearing a newly pure chased uniform :mtl carrying the new haton. This equipment are riretl in l-'ebrnary, just in titne for the last day of yearbook pltos tngraphy . DANCE BAND ILMZK ROW. l,el't to right, Marjorie Pike, Llortlnn Norton, William Mesene. Ricltard Antcrtu, Ritltartl Polantl. ticrarsl jutltl, SECOND ROW. Gail Hardy. john Ilulxe, Pauline Qnirrion, Peter Crosson, I'anI Miller, joanne Rnhhins, Qttirrino I.nt'arclIi. FRONI' ROW. llrentla Wilkins, Wilson Eastman. Gary Dtnnais. Michael Baker, Metetlitll Mrlllttit-, Ceylon llarclay. Seated at piano. Re- lic-ft'a llart'Itu', Margaret liasnnan. 71 clubs encourage students to be somebody, BOYS' QUARTET Since curly high school iluys several members ol' this song group have prac- ticed regularly. They have furnished inusic for local church, club, and grunge progrunis, besides singing :it school events. Left Lo right, Ceylon Barclay, Philip Hznnillon, Richard Poland, and Royce XVziguer. BOYS' CHORUS BACK ROW. Left lo right, Allan Perry, Robert Cranrfurxl. Michael Baker, Rolzniil Foss, Qnirino 1.nc:n'clli. Richard Amern, SECOND ROW. Wilson Euslinain, Gary Dnnuiis. Rnhcri Fournier, Gurdon Norton, Gerard xlnilil, l'anl Miller, Charles Dnhc. FIRST ROW. Raymond Cloulier, john Crussnn, jznnes Ncwhnrg, Philip Hannilton, Rirhznxl Gcrmis, Rohcrl lN1erfier. Rene Lannlry. 72 af same time fostering common good. GIRLS' SONG GROUP Six-part xougs are sung hy this group frorn thc Girls' Chorus. BACK ROW. Left lo right. Mary Lou Mclvcr, Dehorah Ward. antl Sandra Gallant. FRONT ROW. I.aurali Meserve. janet Wagner tat pianoj, antl .Indy Crossuu. GIRLS' CHORUS 'l'OI' PICTURE. BACK ROIV. Left ln right, Joyce Yl'liillu1nore, Annette Chi- roinc, Nancy Gannuon, Ilrcmla Wilkins, Diana Nilcs, llarhara Fournier, Dianu Chase, l.intla Emerson, Dorothy McLaughlin, Carolyn Kcilh, Anita Roy. FOURTH ROW. Gail Hardy, Sally Conant, Pauline Quirrion, Mary Lou Mclvcr, june Gay, Pauline Collins, Elaine I.aI'ointr:, Sandra Park, Ann Pratt, Rita Richaril, Frances Stanhope, Donna Kinlcy. THIRD ROW. Lintla Bulger, Meredith McClure, Su- rannc Bilotlcau, Claire Breton, Connie Fournier, Katherine Gilhert, Claire Gervais Gloria Coding, Louise Pratt, SECOND ROW. Shirley Arsenault, Paula Natlcau, Sue Osgood, Arlene Strout, Lintla Iflantilton. Marcia Wilkins, jcauuc O'Donncll, llarbara Lewis, Ncila Nelke, Elise Groleau. FIRST ROW. Denise Paquetlc, Doris Illais, Marlene Putnam, Marie Salford, Tlicrcsa Caslonguay. Margaret Eastman, Diane Dow. BO'I l'OM PICTURIH. BACK ROYY. Left lo right, Dawnalyn I.avoi0. Jeannie jacques, Germaine Chretien, Lunisc Lallrccqne, Sitnonne Chahor, Joanne Rohhins, Marjorie Pike, Susan Rowe, Cynthia Morris, Joanne Morin. Iilaine Mer- rier. THIRD ROW. Patricia Lanrasler, Sandra I.aBrv:cque, Paula Parker, llcvcrly Lure. I.eauna White, Rehcrra Barclay, Shirley Yales, Carolyn Mason. Sandra Rich. SECOND ROW. Esther Whilu:nxorc. Dolores Rirhartl, Linda Soulher. Dale Wag- ner, Judy Crosson. Sheila Gallant, Mary I.nu lirown. Elaine Rea. FIRST ROW. Doris Lepagc, Ita O'Hanlon, Patty LaBre1'que, Dale Warren. janire Ohcrton, Con- nie Knowles, Gail llalnlortl. lfmlnnizwwty. to ww- xx 1-1v,.,i..r.11mwvm1:mnu4...v-mLr.:1Iv,-..,.M....,, ...,. anim... ,.......1 1- Wf,. ... 4-A-f fl Future farmers practice contest skills. F.F.A. OFFICERS Stantling, left I0 right, Wayne Lewis, 'ltcasttrcrg Everett Stew- art, Rcpnrlcrg james Ileweu, Secretary: Hcrscy Wilkins, Sen- linvl. Scaled, Roy llatttfnnl. Viccepwsitlt-til: George Lantb, Prcsitlcnt: Mr. Crouse, .-Xmltiser, FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA When spring is just around thc corner, the F, F. A. ntctnbcrs eagerly await the chance to tlon covcralls antl nail aprons, grab 21 tool kit, and get to work on whatever task ollcrs il- ing a dairy barn, or repairing and maintain- ing the newly pnrcltasctl ltzty-balcr. During the year thc club practices lot' t-ontcsts which are grapltirally pirturctl on opposite page. sell-tnaybc building a ltcn-house, rcntotlcl- FUTURE FARMERS ll.-MIK ROW. Left to right. Mr. Crnttsc lAtlx'iset'j, Nathan Rirlttttxlx. litlgztr Nicltnls. Edward lllack, jzttncs lrlcwctl. liturctt Stewart, Artltnr Ytnntg. Gerard ltttltl. 'l'HlRl7 ROXY. lYaytw Luwis. hluul Buttt'ltct'. Roland jacques. Merle Gilv. litlwztrtl Rctltttatt, jatttcs Stewart, Rirltattll Laxoic. Gcrat'tl Caxtnttgtttty. SECOND ROW. liumgc liantlt, I,attt'istnn Mitrltcll, Cordon jones, Donald Eames, Dnnaltl I'antcrny. l'ltilip Qttirrinn, Charles Dnhc. FIRST ROW. Clark Suntlter. Glentlun Drake. llvrscy Wilkins, jack Wheeler, Roland St. Pierre, Glcntlnn Gosling, if ' snr ivy-.nr 1 Modern school sponsors social life ,ps THE W.-ll.'I'L Xl' THE H156 MAY PROM MAY PROM The junior Class of H756 was really sucress- l'ul in planning anzl carrying out the popular May Prom. Danring to the smooth, soft music of Lloyd Ralnell was a pleasure to young and older students. A very large attendance of alumni and townspeople was notetlg probably thc largest crowd ever to auentl the high school formal was on the lloor for the Grand March and waltz numbers. The gymnasixnn, attractively tleeoratctl in evergreens. lurnishctl just the right aunosphcrc for one entrancing evening. PRE.1lR01yI DINNER PARTY Seated, lcll to right. Mary Lou Mclrcr, jauys Mann, Janice Oherlon, Donn! lee Wheeler. Lila Lucarelli. Quirinu l.ul:arelli. Standing, left to right. Chu Letullxelter, Gerartl liilotlcan. Allan Perry, jean Curtis. Willie Duhc. Duhon Ward, Harry lleaulicu, john Rea, jutlilh llarclay, Keith Newall. with emphasis on formal and informal PROLI GROUP Slzmding. lcfl lu riglu. Cluulvs l.c:ull11.:llr:r. RiL'll:u'ml .Xuwln, lhiuu lluugllly Snumly Cow, Sczucml. Mary l.uu Mrlwr, liluuu: Run. Sunny Saullxuru, Sully Culmul ALUMNI GROUPS Increasingly, thc juuiur Prom is ln-ing au- lcudcrl hy uhlcr nluruui uf the sclruul. .-Xl lhc May Prunu lust ya-zu' thc phulugrnpllcr urraugcnl in Iuruml puxc lllls group: scaled qlcfr In rigluy. Mrs. lixwl Ncwcuulh, llzlrulcl Ncwrnrulm, Mrs. Hnruld Ncwrmnlxg sluudiug, Mrs. Arlluu- Wag- ner, .Xrlllur N'ugucr, Earl Nf:wL'uulh. Mrs. Ar- uuhl Snmuxzuu, and .huulrl Slurruulul. l.0Xk'liR l'ICl'l'Rli, S'l'.'XNlllNlL, .Inmlgc Geurgc Gruax. Mrs. Ilsc Ruwu, Dr. Uuulhcr Rowe: suauuml. Mrs. Dum Gruu. Mrs. lllymlc M:1uu,Supl. Clyde Mnuu. 77 aspects of activities. Group tours STANDING. LEFT T0 RIGHT, Lnrry Lnczirclli, Kcnnclh Davis, llrncc V . McDaniel. Ruhcrl Henry. Galrrcu O'Hanlun, Llewellyn Lyman, Perry Per- VVASHINGTON TRIP 1951, kins. Ruhert Barker, Alfred lfnllcr: scaled, Kuy lieronrk. jzmcl Rannlalll. Gail Mnslcrmun. Marjorie Wlxillcmorc. jnililh Barrlny. jUnr1Yc:1lLm. Silnonnu Chretien. lllnrlzi Mann. Sizlc trip in Skyline Cincrns was enjoyed by the IMG Seniors. highlight greatness of our nation. BACK ROW, Ronald Farrington. tour lms driver. Mrs. Black, Principal Alton Black, james johnston. Linton Quirriuu. Ruger Lavcrdierc, Michael Lesko, james Dyke, Raymond Richard, Larry Franrltetti, Riflmrd Mercier: SEA'l'lE.D. joy Chiroinc, Meredeth Brown. Elaine Poulin, Lucille Breton. jauicc White, jean Richmond, Lila Lucarelli, Norma Welch, Barbara Crawford, Annette Poxncrlcau, joauuc Dian, 1957 SENIORS PLAN TOUR To prepare for the traditional l'Vashington trip, members of the Senior Class have done many things this year to raise money. Among the activities were: Freshman Reception, Hunters' Breakfast, car wash at Ken's Mobil and lisso Stations, food sales, a New Year's Eve dance, record hops after every home bas- ketball game, and to climax the all-year effort, at spectacular Minstrel Show in March. The show featured six talented endmcn, Ceylon Barclay, Allan Perry, Tommy Conley, Everett Sanborn, Richard Poland, and Royce Wagner. Ray Collins served as interlocutor. Specialty numbers were furnished by Marjorie Pike, Robert Crawford, Carlenc Hatrh, -Indy Cros- son, and the Dixie Land Band. A large and appreciative audienee attended the minstrcl show. Career clay headlines useful life, SEATED, left lo right, Attorney Edward Clontier, Royce CAREER DAY CONFERENCE Wagner, Wilson I-Zasunan, Larry Franchettig STANDING, Gary Dutnais. Law, as a career, was discussed with the group that listened to Mr. Clouticr who spoke oi advantages and disad- vantages of his profession. CAREER DAY, 1956 On Fritlay, May 18, thirty-four speakers with a few assistants were scheduled to atl- dress students and discuss with them a wide variety ol professions and vocations. During the three periods, each an hour and a hall in length, certain careers requiring further scho- lastic training were introduced: Medicine, Law, Dentistry, Funeral Directions, Phar- macy, Optometry, Social Welfare, Banking. and Nurses' Training. Besides local special- ists in these lields, Mr. Ermo Scott Ql resident of Ifarinington State Teachers' Collegej, Mr. liarl Mclieen lDirector of Placement, Colby Collegej, various speakers from the University ol Maine, Mrs. Blanche -lacobs fAssistant Di- rector of Nursing, Central Maine General Hospitalj, and Mrs. Doris Griilin QState De- partment ol Health and Mfelfarej, spoke to student groups. The International Paper Company furnished three speakers, Mr, Nor- man Bernartl, Mr. Arthur Lynch, and Mr. Allred Gammon, who discussed over-all op- portunities in the paper industry for ollice workers and technicians. The lields ol employment in salesmanship, farming, telephone employment, building construction, game warden, state police, foun- dry work, automotive industry, aviation, electrical work, armed forces, civil service, cosmetology, shoe industry, c o in in e r c i a l schools, ratlio and TV industries were all cov- ered by local or out-of-town speakers. In general, the professions required depth ol' scholastic back-ground and aca- demic sotuulnessgn the vocations spoke of such cardinal virtues as honesty, ability to work hard and not fool around , mental alertness, drive, personality that makes friends and inspires confidence , courage, kindness, hu- mility, and the inspiration to consider that any ol these lines of work may be of great service to humanity. pride in workmanship, meaningful future ANDIES BULLETIN The Andivs llullctin is pulr- lished monthly hy thc Cuuuncr- riatl llcpztrttncut. This sclnml paper is tnintcugmphctl with the cooperation of all the commer- riztl course stutleuts. Each xtu- tlcnt luis his own ussiginncut mul thc nmjority nf the incin- bcrs get experience in the sten- ciliug ul at page. thu inn-ull, :intl the nsscmhlittg ul' ouch issue. EDITORS AT WORK Sully Pulkkincn flcflj is zuljustiug thc stencil nn the duplicating muchinz-, Anita Roy is tn the ctmu-uls kccping the macliiuc running smoothly, joyce Potncroy is slip-sheeting cnrh sltccl. which results in tl nczncr pnulutttion. Marilyn jutltl, Business Manager ol Antlics Bulletin Qlcft pnnell. has chm-gn of thc distrilnttinu and sales of the Antlics lhillctin :is each nunthcr ix protlufctl. juuys Mzutn. litlitor-in-Cliicf, is conferring with Bully Curling, the illustralttn' who works the mitnctmscopc, about possible inztturiztl zu be used fright pziuclj. 81 i l for work may be interesting challenge, COIVILIERCIAL CLUB BACK ROW, Lell lu right, Annette Chicnine, Anita Roy, Sally Pulkkinen, Lnuisv Fillenn, janet Wagner, Ada Lyman, Marilyn Judd, Janice Lowell. SECOND ROW. Robert Cranvfnrcl, Judy Crossou, Deliorzlh Ward, Philip Hznnillun, llclty Coding, Rilil Richard, Donald Pnxnnm. FRONT ROW. Theresa Cuslongnav. Marilyn Keene. june McC:dIery, Irene Chretien, jamys Mann, joyce Pomerny. THE COMMERCIAL CLUB livery student in the commercial course is znnomatically considered :1 member of the Commercial Club. The club meets every Fri- day during activity period. Olliccrs are elected at the beginning ol each year by the members of the junior and senior commercial classes. One ol the most active clubs of the school, its members earn money rhrouglmur the year by selling relreshments at the foot- lull games, candy and ice cream during noon FROSTY NOVEMBER llth GAME. STANDING, lell lo right. Jzinys Munn, Donald Pnmznn, Ada Lyman. Irene Chretien, Marilyn Judd, Sally Pnlkkinen, Louise lfilleau. Annette Clsicoine, Philip Hamilton, Mrs. Brown, Starr Nelke. STANDING BEFORE BOOTH, Mrs. Gerard Lmnunlagne and Roger Lamonlagne. ancl life not shallow, empty, meaningless. OFFICERS ST.-XNDING, left l0 right. Anim Roy, President: Robert Crznvhml. Dnnnld Pninann, Anneue Chicuine, janet Wagner, Pmgrmn Connnii- we Meinlxers. Sli.-X'l'Elb, Irene Chretien. 'l're:isnrer: Louise I-'illumi- Vice-piesidenl: jnmlilh Crosson, Secretary. Helly Gmiing, Prugrnin Cmn- miltee, was zlhsenl. hour, Clirisnnas cards, corsages, :ind other cleeorzilionx during Lhe hulimlay season, The money which the club earns purellzises equip- menl for the depairunenl. This year the rlub ruled to put some of ils earnings into the pnrchzise ul' il new IBM electric typewriting mziehine. A new deep-freeze for ice crcmn storage was also purchased :ind inxlziiled dur- ing Lhe year. COIUDIERCIAL CLUB Behind unnner me Amin Lyinaxn :uid Irene Chretien. V ' Kiusnuners :irc fvluckwisej Elaine l.:iPointc, Pillly 1.1:- CANDY f.0UNTER hrefque, Mciedith Mclllnre, :iml Janice Uluertnn. 8 3 Enthusiasm is aroused in sports events CHEERLEADERS Standing, lcfl I0 right, jane .-Xmlams, Dolores Riclxards, janet Wagner, Dorothy McLaughlin. Meredith McClure. Knccling, joycc Pomeroy, Caplnin. 'I'llE I.. lf. ll. S. HAND, lull hy xnnjorcllcs, marches m Grimm: Ficlsl for one of the football games uf lhc zmnunn, IEIGG. 84 by special student pep groups, for BIAIQRETTES Luft lu right, jusmnc Morin. Maury Lou Mclvcr, hchnmh Ward, l.:1ur:xh Mu, serve, juuu l-ay, :md junhlh Lmssun, K AYDETTES FRONT ROW. 1.1-fl lu right, Fay: Whiw, tllcmln Ycamu. qfiupminj Glmiu Dllhc, Doris Blalis. XX'inu- lm Mc-rmw. Dah' Wann-n. SECOND ROW. Simnm- Clmhm, qCn-cnplainj 5:11:- nlrzu I.l.nll1ml. Mary Lou Ridnlxuml. blualnln' 0'l1m1- llvll. C 21 r I L' ll U Yralum. 'lx H I ll D ROXV. l.vun:l Yanvs. jauuirc l.mwIl. ,Izm- irc Ohcxlun. creates iusfice, fair play, and good will JAYVEE GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM ST.-XNIHINC, lcfl lu right Nciln Nclkc, lkzu-Imran Lewis Exilim' Wllillunmw. Sheila: Unl- lzml. Dah- Wagner. Dianna Niles. -loycc Wlniltemorc. KNICICLING Ikrcluln Wilkins. Manmgcr. SCHEDl'I.E Dec. lil jay LH l.. l I jam, Al Wilton 251 I.,l 2:1 jun. l0 Mcxitu 22 l.. 13 jan. I7 lfamningmu IH I 32 jun. 24 jay ll? I.. 22 lfch. 5 lfzmningnm Ill! I.. 211 I-'ch, G Wilton 27 L. Illi lfvlm. I2 Mcxiru Cl! l +I Sl XNDINU, lull In right, Cmmin' Knowles, llmlmul F4 GIRLS' VARSYTY nicr. Sully Pulkkincn. Anim Roy. llzllc Warren, Pauly l.:llm-rx BASKETBALL TEABI 'Igxnirc Qlrcrllun. l aulinv: Quiuiun, .flnnrfuls Chicuinu, janv Nlzmn. kN!-.ELIN1-. Nlimzlgcr. llrcnxlu Xhlkxlls. '87 Cnnlinuccl 'Ing-nf-XVzn1 BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION .-Xl lull, nppur panel, learning lhc wrestling lnxlxls. l.un'cr paulvl. Ing-ull n':ll'. .-Klmuxc. learning the manly url ul' an-If-defense. 88 TRACK EVENTS DASII. Ronzulxl Luciano. William Ilincllc, Aliclmcl linker, l.1n'ry lfrzmclucui fuppcr pnnulj. llL'RDl.liS. Ricllaml Pnlzmzl. Williznn llilwllv. Raya- Wagner. SHUT l'lVl'. Rnnulml lfurringlnn. with Mr. Puiiu fan riglnj TRACK TEAM STANDING. left In right, Mr. Pniin qiioachj. jznncs Ncwlxnrg. Ronald lfnrringmn. Richanwl Pnlannl. Royce Wagner. Ted Foss, Rzlyxnmnl I.eI':1gc. Clnirlcs Marlin, Clmrlcs Slronl, jack Duhfcnil, KNEELING. james Luciano, William Bincttc. Runnlsl Luciano, Raylnnnd Wznml. Sl'I l'lNG, l.:n'ry Fran- rhclli, Ccnrgr' Lannlr. Rnlxcrl Lnvcrmlicru, Michael linker. 89 Power is gained by personal effort BOYS' BASEBALL TEAM STANDING, lefl to right, llrian Doughty flvlallzlgcrj, Everett Sanborn. Rolrcri Lavcrdicrc. Raymond Lcpagc, Tod Fusx, Roland Chrclicn, Donald Richard, Gmrgc Lamb, Mr, Tuonnzy QCoachj. KNEELING, Royce Wagner, William Bincnc, Raymond Collins, Charles Slrcur, Larry Franchcui, llicluxrd Mercier, llnwanl llnrlmc. SCHEDULE lay l L. F. 7 lVillon 9 I.. F. I0 Farmington 3 L. F. 2 lay 1 L. F. 8 ll'ilLun 7 L. F. I Lcavilt. 8 L. F. 'l Leavitt I L. F. 4 'l'lIE llUN'1'. Batting illcln uul. Roland Clirmicn: ralclxing line, Royce Wagner. Ray- niuml Collins, Charles Sunni, and Ted Foss Qnppcr pancll. LIMIKIERING UP. Lcfl to Yigln. Ted Fuss, Rnyrc Wagner. Rayrnonml Collins. livcrcu San- horn, Couch Tmnncy flower panclj. 'l'llli l'l'l'CIlERS. Charles Slrunl. Royce Wag- ner. Rolxcrl l.ax'crclicrc fhclnwy. which becomes personal experience. IQLEACHER CROWD: Young cuxlulsinsls, subs. bauul. stumlculs. mul iulcrcslcd pauw cms zu ai iypicnl gauuc in nuuuun season. OFFICERS Dualuc Sxuilh. Happy Foss, FIELD IMIEN zuul Mick Kilgore suck ilu: sunny south simlc uf building during ilu: half. zu llic frigid Veterans' Dany game. Alcrt Gclrl-men, Roger Roy :uid jack Dulxrcuil, sweep away lhc suuu' before stair! of gzuuc on than frccu:r . the jar gxuuc lhul cudurl the fouzhall season. Ol To be true sporfsman one must be able To PEI' TA LK FOOTBALL SQUAD ll.-XCR ROW. Lcfl lu rigln, Pnnl Alillcr, limlwaml Blank, Mirlmcl linker. Ridl- aml Fcrlznnl, Rulxnul Clxrclicn, Slew I.znn':nswr. MIDDLE ROW. Assislznn mann- gcr Rzxyxnund juclsl, Ronald l.ncinnn. lluwnnl lhn-hoc, Kenny Finley, Riclunll Dcsprcs, hunnlal Rivlmnl, Riclmnl Gervais. Cary Cook, Mznmgcr Royrc Wagner. FRONT ROWN. Cmwll Willizun O'lKl'icn, llxlylnonxl I.cl':lgv, Llcylnn liurrlny, Ted Foss, Rzlylnunal Collins, Riflnml Polannl, Pnnl Man'ceanu, qlznncs Lncizlnu, Slum: llannlxlin, znnl Assislanu Conch Dominic' l'nii:l. STANDING, lcll to right. 'l'c1l1ly Fuss, Ruymnml Collins. Dick Pulannl, Steve llannhlin. RNEELING, ln-fx lu rigln. Rznnnnnl l.cl'ngc. Ccylun Ilmrlny. Pun! Murrvanl. jalnws Lnfianm, Cunrh 0'liricn fnppcr pznwll. WELCOME, THE FURNACE! 'l'ln- impmvisuml luckcnwmnln suclnsal jus: rigln an the lnnlf pcximl on mln: clan' of the Irigld cml-scnsnn gannv qlmx-ur pznxclj. Supl. l5 Sept. 22 Supl. 29 Ort. IS Url. lfl Ort. 20 Ort. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. I0 SCHEDULE Jay -I7 Hallowell il Fznmingmn 26 IX Icxim El l Yvimlxrop 27 South Pzlris G llriclglun 417 W i I mn 26 .INV 26 I.. F. I3 I.. F. lfl L. F. li L. F. 0 L. F. 20 L. F. ll L. F. 7 L. F. G L. F. I3 1 F .6435 1' 1: are . v ., E 1 ' 8 f 1.. .. V ',4 ' , gf A, 'Q-A f4Sf,e'? M . P' . we 'w'iQf4 - I Nw k ns Q Der. D ec' Dec Dev. Dec -Inn. lun. Elan, -lun. jun. jan. Feb. Feb Feb Feb M ar One can be winner and determined BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 7 Mexico 50 I-I -lily -H lfl SL. Dom 52 2l XVillon 32 28 lVinllu'0p 59 4 l'Vilton 29 l l Ffll'll1ll1g'lOl'l 417 I5 XV intbrop 'IG I8 jay G0 22 Mexico 53 25 Famninglon E32 I South Paris 13 5 Madison 55 8 SL. Dom 37 I2 Madison 52 Playoll Sun-journal League ch 9 Mechanic Falls 57 L Western Maine Tournament Feb. 135 Leaviu 26 Feb. 15 Bridgwn A15 Feb. 2l Eliot 'IS Feb. 22 Old fJl'Cll1ll'Cl 52 VARSITY TEAM. Donald Richard, Steven Hznnblin, Robert Crawford, Richarzl Poland. - BOYS' VARSITY BACK ROW. Lefi in righl. Cnncli l'uiiu, Robert l.:nercliere, Her- scy Wilkins, Dennis Oberum, Sieve llaunlxlin, Roland Chretien, Manm- gcr lirian Doughty. FRONT ROW. Robert Cr:nvl'm'il. Teal Fuss. Royce Wagner, Riflmrcl Pulzinil. Rninmnzl Cullins. 9-1 competitor-whether if be in sports, RONALD LUCIANO On March 15, rho whole min- mnnily was sauldcnexl by the tragic death ul Ronald Lnciannn who was killed in im num acti- mlcnl near his lnnnu, Runnld was the ull-mnml lmy. an very good slndcnl with conslnnl hnnur roll notices. znnl one also intern-sled in axlhlelics. l-lc will luv gn-:lily missed hy sludcnls and facully. Royce Wagner, Ted Fuss, Roland Chrclicu, Dennis Olycrlon, Horsey Wilkins. IAYVEES h BACKA ROW. Luft Ko riglll, john llymrl. Kqnny Finley: ' Riclnxrd llurlaxnd, Raymond Lcpugc, Chan-les Man-un. FRON1 ROW. Ronald Lncizxnu. Lorenzo lh-own, Clnyton Fuller, 95 without running over other people REACH ING HIGH Dick Puluml goes high lu gm-I the rclxuund nl thu liliut ganna' uf tha' Slam' 'l'uurn1nm'nl. Sun,-Iunuml Phuu. D1AGRANl OF SUCCESS Mr. Puiin skclmlu-m an few iluur lualnunu 1 1 manly xirlurics of ilu: hnakcthnll mczlsnn . .1 WW f W ' 0 W Wf' Y Compliments of THE PINEWUUII PRESS COMMERCIAL PRINTING Canton, Maine Tel. LY 7-2181 Mr. Clayton Wagner Qrighlj. ru-proprietor nf Hants Drug Shure demonstrates an serliun of counter goods lo snnlems who heard him speak un the subject of plmrmacy during Career Day. The slmlc-ms, Icfl no right, are Meredith McClure, jamicc Obcrlun, uml Paul Miller. HAM'S DRUG STORE, INC. Clayton cmd Russell Wagner, Pres. THE REXALL STORE Livermore Falls Maine DIAL 7-3463 100 Auburn Savings Bank OFFERS THESE SERVICES SAVINGS ACCOUNTS lCunent Dividend Rate :WJ XMAS, VACATION and TAX CLUBS SAFE DEPOSU' BOXES TRAVELERS' CHECKS MORTGAGE and COILRTERAL Ernest C. Wilkins Center Street - Auburn. Maine Lumber and Building Materials SAVE ON LUMBER PHONE 4-4221 LOANS 33 Court Street, Auburn, Maine our I-ine of Building Malaria! Is Complete DIAL 4-6945 The Blue line, Inc. Serving Lewiston - Rurnford Farmington Charter Trips A Specialty For Inlormotion cmd Rates Phone Livermore Falls 7-2481 or Lewiston 4-6851 Lewiston Engraving Company Lewiston Maine B y cm's:iigcs :mil farnariuns from llrnwn's for the Prom. Scaled, Mcrcdilh Brown, Claire L- Qmm ing, lllninc Sturlcvnul, .Inner Wagner, Philip Dnhc, and Gerald Drslmics. L. P. BROWN Funeral Service WE STILL OFFER THE FINEST IN FLORIST SERVICE TO THOSE WHO APPRECIATE THE BEST Ambulance Service cr- Anywhere Anytime DIAL 7-3588 15 CHURCH STREET LIVERMORE FALLS. MAINE 102 Wilfred E. Mercier, Ir. Contractor Building - Concrete Dial 7-2014 HUSSON COLLEGE Maine's Largest School ol Business Training Terminal Courses: Secretarial. Stenographic. Typing Cleri- cal, Business Administration, Account- in g. These are ol one and two year's duration Degree Courses: BS. in Secretarial Science, BS. in Ac- counting, B.S. in Business Administra- tion, B.S, in Business Education. These are ol lour years' duration. FREE CATALOG C. H. HUSSON. Pres. ATHERTO S JW jim jillnllun' Him md hm Su Lewlstm Country Kitchen Bakers The Service Bindery 46 PEARL STREET Portland, Maine Satisfactory Book Binding of All Types Nlurlhu Washington Inn On Luke Marcmcxcook Only 17 Miles from Livermore Falls FINE FOOD AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE Catering To Parties Phone Winthrop 380 or write to Polly Prolman - Winthrop, Maine 103 BEST WISHES Livermore Falls Baking Co., Inc BAIERS OF FRENCH and ITALIAN BREAD WE SPECIALIZE IN Italian Sandwich Rolls Pizza Pie Shells DIAL 7-3442 104 'f Best Wishes from TRI MILL CHAPTER of the International Paper Company - gm! IIIMALM Livermore Shoe Company LIVERMORE FALLS MAINE 106 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia - Medals and Trophies Mr. Donald B. Tupper BOX 244, CAPE COTTAGE BRANCH Portland 9, Maine l07 BEST WISHES H. E. FDURNIER Dealer in H A R D W A R E Livermore Falls. Maine Tel. 7-2176 HEADQUARTERS FOR Lumbermcm's Supplies - Paints and Oils - Cordoge Stoves :md Plumbing -Iron cmd Steel- Heating and Plumbing Automobile Supplies - Agriculture Implements - Powder and Dynamite Rifles. Shot Guns and Sporting Goods - Eleclric Supplies - Rah-igerutors In june, 1956, thc Rillc Club awarded school and club championships lo Llewellyn Lyman llcflj :xml George Young Qriglilj. respectively. As Llewellyn had won mop club honors in l!l55, hc was eligible in l956 for school honors only. Will: rillc ilisplnyecl on the lable the cham- pions :irc sluxlying za lan-gal cami wirh iheir nilxiscr. Principal Alton Black. Mr, Black accepted 11 position all Brewer High School in rhe summer of l956. 108 i Photographic Reproductions as Good or Better than the Original Picture SEND ANY SIZE PHOTO lDo not send proofs? Your Original Will Be Retumed Uniniured Z0 - 2112x3112 51.50 l2 - 3x4 31.50 CPlus l0c Mailing and Insurance Fee for each 51.50 Orderl Other Services Available - Write for Information National Photo Co. Box 7006 Kansas City 13, Mo. The only store in Central Maine with a separate department tor Students A Prep Hall Clothes At A. H. Benoit GL Co Comer ot Lisbon and Ash Streets Tel. 4-6991 LEWISTON Prepare Now For A Profitable Future In Beauty Culture COSMETOLOGY . . . A dignified profession assuring financial independence and success SUMMER COURSES are now available through luly and Au- gust, This time will be accredited toward cx General Course in Beauty Culture at any luture date. Enrollment may be made up to and including Iuly 1. The applicant must be 16 years of age. IUNE and SEPTEMBER CLASSES as usual. Central Beauty School 89 Capitol Street Augusta. Maine MAyfair 3-8861 Bliss College l60 Lisbon Street Lewiston A Iunior College of Business Eight Diploma Courses ol One to Three Years in Length Over 50 Different Subjects Small Classes - Placement Service Write or Coll lor Catalog o Happy owner of n new l957 Ford, l'unky Phillips is inlervicweil hy staff members working un :ulvcrtising plmlogrnpliy. Lcll in right, Evcrcll Snnlmru, llrizui Duugluy, and CIuu:ky' lrzullicllcr. 'llic anno haul just been purclrzlscml ii-om Bailey llrulliers Salle Agency. C A R S T H U C K S SALES SERVICE 119.59 1 N .gi Bailey Brothers 12 Park Street Livermore Falls. Maine TELEPHONE 7-2077 110 Lewiston Hardware 6 Plumbing Supply Co. Lewiston Maine HEXCLUSIVELY FOR THE SMART MISS AND MATRONH wgnos Lewiston. Maine LeBLANC'S Reconditioners ot Athletic Equipment IU Lafayette Street Phone 4-8791 LEWISTON MAINE Serving Central Maine as Dry Cleaners for over Hall a Century Rivard Drug Stores, Inc. Prescription Pharmacy Friendly Personal Service 196 Lisbon St. 268 Lisbon St. Phone Z-3701 Phone 4-8651 LEWISTON MAINE McNamara's Restaurant Winthrop Maine BOSTON SHOE STORE 90 LISBON STREET Lewiston Maine BERRY PAPER CO. Stationers and Paper Dealers SCHOOL SUPPLIES 49 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Me. A Good Education . . . . . . includes Good Nutrition f7Caxnl -, emu ,M ' F r t anna HARRIS BAKING CO. WATERVILLE MAINE Ill TOWN TAXI Livermore Falls Maine DIAL 7-2241 Fred and Paul Ouelleite Range Fuel and Diesel Oil PROMPT SERVICE Tel. 7-2060 Chisholm. Maine BEST WISHES Vivian's Beauty Shop 26 Gagnon St. Tel. 7-3431 Livermore Falls LAWRENCE CHICOINE General Trucking and Rubbish Collecting Al All Times TEL. 7-3606 GULF SERVICE of IOE MAIN cmd BRIDGE STREETS Gul! Tires Batteries Gulfilex Lubrication Washing Motor Tune-Up By Appoinlment STORE of SERVICE 'I'HE CORNER STORE Delivery Service Open 7 Days A Week Beal Wishes To the Senior Class el 1958-7 Tel. 7-2319 LIVERMORE FALLS WATER DISTRICT Telephone 7-3445 KEN-EL BEAUTY SHOP Telephone 7-3343 Eloise Murch, Proprietor 53 Park Sireet Everything in Music - Hi-Fi Lines MAURICE MUSIC MART SCHOOL OP MUSIC 296 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Me. DIAL 4-8571 MONUMENTS Granite and Marble Aubum Granite Company Tumer Rocxd Aubum, Maine Walter Dixie Hendrix DIAL 2-4230 Telephone 2-2722 Iecmne's Corset Shoppe Mrs. Iecmne A. Gagnon, Prop. PHILIPPE DUPONT'S BAIEIRY INC. gf Lt at ff 85 Lisbon Street Lewiston. Me. s.,,n For the Finest of Footwear BAR-NSToNE'OSGoOD and Accessories CQ' LAMEY WELLEHAN 110 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine Other Stores in Portland - Augusta - Rumtord lewelers and Silversmiths 50 Lisbon Street Tel. 4-5241 Since 1859 ALL PLATED PATTERNS ALL STERLING PATTERNS Lewiston, Maine Best Wishes BRANN G ISAACSON 133 Lisbon Street Lewiston Carroll's Music Center EVERYTHING IN MUSIC and INSTRUMENTS Band Instrument Repairing A Specialty PHONE DIAL 2-2545 52 Court Street Auburn ASK ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT RENTAL PLAN Carroll Poulin, Owner BEST WISHES Manager G Clerks AGP SUPER MARKET Livennore Falls lnndry's Furniture Co. 17 DEPOT STREET TEL. 7-3641 LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE Complete Home Fumishings Hot Point cmd General Electric Appliances Zenilh Television Lane Cedar Chests Whirlpool Washers Complete Line of Nursery Supplies Chisholm Pastry Shop Chisholm. Me. Tel. 3882 FRESH BREAD and PAs'rnY BAKED rmasx-I DAILY WEDDING - BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY CAKES SALMON PIE FRIDAY BAKED BEANS SATURDAY REST WISI-IES PUTT'S GARAGE rsxxco GAS KENDALL ou. General Repairs Pioneer Chain Saws 21 Depot Sl. Livermore Falls. Me. Telephone 7-2335 Livennore Falls Radio Co. Philco Radio and Television Happy Cooking Slaves and Gas SALES AND SERVICE Telephone 7-4944 STURTEVANT IS HAM INSURANCE W. L. Gorden and Assoc. Mall Chain Saws cmd Power Tools Briggs 6. Sircxtion Engine LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS Good Proleclion For You Is Good Business For Us DUBORD'S INSURANCE AGENCY EMILE I. DUBORD 120 Main Street Chisholm. Maine PHONE 7-3602 Representing ihe Travelers G. F. KNIGHT LUMBER cmd BUILDERS' HARDWARE PAINTS and CILS BRICK LIME CEMENT Telephone 7-2255 Sincere Besl Wishes Dcrrey Insurance Agency Livermore Polls Maine PHONE 7-2044 Franklin F arm Supply 1oHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Farmington. Maine 101 High Slreel Phone 2031 SEE US FOR ANY OR ALL YOUR FARM SUPPLIES Famzington Oil Co. OO! 1 1 5-H05 STORE FARMINGTON, MAINE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Farmingion Maine Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance E. E. RUSSELL, V.S. Veterinarian 9 SOUTH STREET Farmington Maine Telephone N. E. 4983 DOUGLAS R. FULLER OPTOMETRIST Farmington Maine Kenneth cmd Harold Foster INC. Contractors cmd Builders Transit Mix Concrele Tel. 5-2377 Wilton, Maine Metcalf Wood Products Co. LONG LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Flu! and Shaped Woodwork For Toys and Novellies West Farmington, Maine Dial 'Zl8D ll6 Best Wishes oi Duke's Bicycle Shop Bicycle Sales and Service 12 Pleasant Street Livennore Falls, Maine Richard Duke Despres, Prop. PHONE LIVERMORE FALLS 7-2348 CAMERON OSGOOD Electrician PHONE 7-2616 Besl Wishes I-lnnette's Beauty Shop 48 Knapp Street Best Wishes Ouellette Fumiture Co. Livermore Falls Maine DIAL 7-2602 1.09 Libby'S Best Wishes Sgricklqnds Main, FAIRVIEW CREAIVERY TEL. 7-3232 Livermore Falls Dupont's Paint 6: Hardware Chisholm Maine Dealer Xouraine Paints Kycmize Paints DR. R. F. CUMMINGS 75 Main Street LIVERMORE FALLS MAINE Phone 7-3361 FRANKLIN COUNTY SAVINGS BANK BEST WlSl-IES G. I. Loans Real Estate Locms Collateral Loans Savings Farmington Maine Christmas Club FARMINGTON MAINE 274 7WME.S.?t.S?,9AMC- Maine Made Woodenware For All the World The FORSTER name has meant quality in the woodenware industry for over sixty-seven years producing products made in Maine -- known cmd sold the world over h-AB womomm n aku o ll8 SUNNY DAIRY Pcsleurized Milk Homogenized Milk and Cream Deome's Esso Service Station M-so Batteries - Washing - Greasing HOME MADE ICE CREAM Dial 7-has ESSO GAS AND OIL Atlus Tires L R, L Tel, 7-ZU53 B1 Main Streel cmd SONS Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business No S HAROLD BUD EVANS Archery Supplies - Venetian Blind: uPh'l 9'Y WESTERN AUTO Remodeling - Relinislxing - Supplies Accessories CHISHOLM. MAINE Livemxore Falls. Me. Dial 7-2230 Tel. 'I-2196 Best Wishes HOME LOAN CO. 12 Depot Slreei LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE Tel. 7-2679 MARCEAU'S DRESS SHOP Featuring Iuniors' - Misses' - Women's Apparel 6 Depot Street Tel. 7-2138 LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE LESTER S. FOSS IEWELER DIAMONDS IEWELRY Dinnerware Glassware Gilts of All Kinds GREETING CARDS 37 Main St.. Livermore Falls. Ms. Telephone 7-2143 SANITARY DAIRY PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM Roland Fournier Chisholm. Me. Telephone 7-4877 When Visiting Aubum Make HUNGRY? ELM HOTEL SNP A' Your Headquarters Comfortable Rooms - Reasonable Priced FRENCH'S LONE PINE S . , . . pecxalizing in Rouie 4 Tumer, Maine FINE FOODS , Banqueis and Parties Aubum Maine Best Wishes In MAINE IFS DUNLAP'S for INSURANCE AUBURN AUGUSTA PORTLAND H. P. HOOD 6. SONS Distributors oi Fine Dairy Producis 10 Minoi Avenue Auhum Phone 4-5421 G. A. PETERSON CO. TRANSIT-MIX CONCRETE Crushed Stone and Sand Excavalion Y - Bulldozer Work Compressor Work - Concreie Blocks 120 Center Slreei Auburn. Maine TELEPHONE 4-6977 TEXACO HAVOLINE Iimmy's Gas Station, Inc. Auburn. Maine Iixnmy's Diner Y-'ine Food HEATING OIL FIRESTONE TIRES Visit The CHICK-A-DEE Someiime Best Wishes Shar1aine's Products Co. 104 Washington Street Aubum NORRIS GENERAL STORE HARDWARE - PAINTS - OILS CLOTHING - SHOES AND LADIES' FURNISHINGS The Store Where You Buy Mosl Everyihingu 16 Waier Si.. Livermore Falls, Me. Telephone 7-3477 Arlene's Beauty Salon EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 25 Water Street O'DONNEl.L FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 98 Main Street Livermore Falls Dial: 7-3456 - 7-3457 Small's Iewelry Store Authorized Bulova Dislribuior PHIL ISRAI-:1.soN, Prop. Livermore Falls and Chisholm Tel. 7-2021 Livermore Falls. Maine BEST WISHES Charles I. Williams. M.D. YOUNG'S BARBER SHOP 33 Main Sireei Where Old and New Friends Mes! For the Fashionable Young Miss MAURICE A. LaPOIN'I'E SHOP AT The Friendly Fashions Insurance 13 Mai!! 53993 Bank Bldg. Tel. 7-2320 LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE Livemore Fans Tel. 7-2352 I2I Telephone 5-2100 TI-IE KYES AGENCY Insurance and Real Fatale Wilton, Maine HOWARD E. KYES Howard E. Kyes Carlton F. Scott North lay Grange Store General Slore Blue Seal Feeds Herrick Shingles Besi Wishes Herbert M. Zikel. M.D. Best Wishes io the Graduates FROM BEISAW'S GARAGE DEALER DESOTO - PLYMOUTH - G. M. C. TRUCKS 30 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE North lay Maine MARBLE'S MODEL CLEANERS Dial Willon 5-8533 Franklin County's Largest Cleaners BRYANT BROS. GARAGE General Repair Work TYDOL GAS Phone 7-2015 lay. Maine Brookside Filling Station. Inc. Specialized Lubricalion Phone 5-2011 Goodyear Tires WILTON, MAINE Complimenis oi Wl1.TON WOOLEN COMPANY 122 PONTIAC and CADILLAC FOR 1956 Your Best Buys For IVJIWGM' 30.44 Quality at Low Cos! RESIDENT SALESMAN Marshall Morse - Difnl 7-2459 Ski Boots Saddle Oxfords Service at Puifs Garage Camp Moccasins Morton Motor Co. Weeiuns FARMINGTON MAINE 24 Hour Service G H at Dial 3354 Nights 2659 WILTON MAINE NDRRWDCK SHOE C0. NORTH IAY MAINE ' 123 DITATA'S Italian Sandwiches. Pizza Pie and Spaghetti Phone 7-3691 CHISHOLM MAINE Best Wishes To the Class oi 1957 Town Officials of Livermore Falls Richardson's Diner 120 Main Street Richardsorfs Restaurant 27 Depot Street HOME COOKED FOODS Livermore Falls Maine Cochrcm's Cash Market cmd Used Cars Service Station Lcxiayetie A. Cochran, Prop. Sunoco Gas and Oil Soft Drinks - Candy - Ice Cream GROCERIES RIVERSIDE DAIRY Pusteurized. Raw and Homogenized Milk and Cream DIAL 7-2057 Emile l..aBrecque Best Wishes BAl1.EY'S BARBER SHOP 7 BRIDGE STREET Livennore Falls Maine Best Wishes Ambrose TV G Appliance Store CHISHOLM Tel. 7-2351 MAINE Television - Appliances Furniture Prompt, Guaranteed Service EDWARD H. CLOUTIER INSURANCE AGENCY 3 Church Street Dial 7-2690 LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE 124 CUMMINGS Cleansers and Furriers Since 1890 Aubum. Maine LOCAL DAILY CALL SERVICE Best Wishes BERRY'S GENERAL STORE Lunch and Regular Meals Livennore Falls Telephone 7-3305 GAS and OU' Local Agent - Corner Store North Tumer Maine Say IT WITH FLOWERS For All Occasions I., P, Brown, Ir., Agent Store - BU Court Street H, R, MURRAY Greenhouse - 245 Center Street Auhum D9 A M Tumer. Maine Range and Fuel Oil SNOW'S, INC. Goodyear Tires Retreading WILLARD BATTERIES HOME APPLIANCES 106 Tumer St. Aubum, Me. ROLLINS' USED CARS Livennore Falls and Tumer HOUSE'S GENERAL STORE Bigger and Better Seli Service Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Best Wishes HANSON'S AUTO SALES A COMPLETE C4150 Gas and Q51 LINE OF HARDWARE Dial 2461 Norm 'rumen Me. TURNER ROAD 125 CROSSON'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIR BODY WORK 50 Church St. Livemiore Falls Dial 7-2233 Best Wishes Leonard A. Page. O.D. OPTOMETRIST Bank Building Livennore Falls Best Wishes To the Class of 1956 Francis P. Pakulski. O.D. Roger W. Perron. D.D.S. BEST WISHES Dr. I. W. Diller, Deniist Phone 7-2631 E. E. CLOUTIER Dealer in HARDWARE - WALL PAPER PAINTS - OILS Brushes - Crockery Electrical Supplies Dial 7-2381 8 Union SI.. Livermore Falls, Me. DESHAIES I. G. A. CASH MARKET CHISHOLM, MAINE Bailey Fumiiure Co. COMPLETE HOME APPLIANCES Appliances Utility-Gas Musical Merchandise ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Visit Our Service Department Dial 7-2223 Livermore Falls. Maine For Quality and Service See TAGLIENTFS MARKET Members IGA Siores GROCERIES PROVISIONS Dial 7-2343 5 F. Dial 2-6051 Quality Furniture Since 1888 X. MARCOTTE BROS. sl co. 132 LINCOLN STREET Lewiston Maine Bates Street Cigar and Confectionery Co. Wholesalers of Cigars. Tobacco, Cigarettes and Confectionery Schrafifs Chocolates I. Hungerford Smith I-'mils and Syrups - Coca-Cola 12-14 Bates Street LEWISTON MAINE Tel. 4-4081 BEST WISHES FROM The Carter Milling Company STORES AT: LEWISTON - AUBURN - BANGOR - FAIRFIELD GARDINER - WEST FARMINGTON - NEWPORT Delivery Service Throughout the Livemmore Falls Area Grain - Feed - Fertilizer - Seed FOR SERVICE DIAL LEWISTON 4-7631 127 Tri-Town Cleaners and Launderette Modem Method Cleaning Pressing While-U-Wait DEPOT STREET DIAL 7-2781 Livermore Falls Maine NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD Main and Depot Street Livermore Falls Dubord's Nation-Wide Sc and l0c SL00 and Up Super Market C. H. TURNER Chisholm Maine 4 Dew' Suse' Telephone 7-2321 Livennore Falls Maine Bl1.L'S CALSO GRUA Dial 7-3496 964464611-Ce CHISHOLM MAINE We Specialize in Automotive Electrons INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Dial 7-3471 18 Main Street LIVERMORE FALLS Ladd's Toggery Shop Wearing Apparel for the Entire Family BEST WISHES Wilson's Dollar Store. Inc. Livermore Falls 64112 MAIN STREET Aubum Wi m 'P Livermore Falls Maine Norway Lewiston 128 Dairy Motel GOODWIN 'S DAIRY BARS Auburn Maine School of Commerce SUMMER SESSION Iune 17 - Iuly 26 FALL TERM September 4 Paul S. Seavey, Manager Agnes C, Seavey, Principal So- PARIS AUBURN CATALOG ON REQUEST 53 Court Street Aubum. Maine DIAL 2-2171 , 1877 1957 M1-xmas ONLY 80 Y i S I 90215 O EYVICS COMPLETE To Maine Grange Members Providing safe Fire, Windstorm and Smoke Damage Insurance in adequate Amounts on Residen- tial and Farm Property, Livestock and Equipment and Saving Thousands ot Dollars Each Year FOR GRANGE MEMBERS ONLY BUILDING WITH MAINE over 563,000,000 In Force SINCE 1863 Bancroft Gr Martin ROLLING MILLS CO. 750 Main St., South Portland, Me Telephone 3-1705 Patrons Androscoggin Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 108 COURT STREET AUBURN Tel. 4-5361 R. H. Bactlaby. Pres. E. F. Additun. V-Pres. A.M.Blk.S . H.G.C l a e ec row ey. Treas. W. l. Kicker. Director Ralph B. Whittum. State Representative Bowen's Body Shop AUTO PAINTING Body and Fender Work Expert Radiator Repairing WHEEL ALIGNMENT CHAIN SAWS cmd POWER EQUIPMENT Sales and Service Phone 7-2210 Livermore Fails Maine Specialized A to Z Lubrication Washing - SPRAYGLAZE to Becxutify Your Car Kelly-Springfield Tires and Tubes and Accessories Main Street Sunoco Station Harold Chadwick, Prop. Tel. 7-3462 Livermore Falls. Me. Ingo Poultry Equipment Co. 39 Depot Street Livermore Falls Maine BEST WISHES MOORE'S MARKET The Red and White Food Store Tel. 7-341 1 FREE DELIVERY 130 The Light Refreshment EPSI'o 014 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company MAINE HARDWARE G18-622 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE YOUR MASSEY-HARRIS and NEW HOLLAND DEALER BELL 5. MONROE, INC. Lisbon Road Lewiston. Maine Tel, 4-4131 .Iohnson's Cities Service Station Tire Service Grease - Oil M.inor Repair Hours 4 rurmsn 27 Years of Highway Transportation B 81 E Motor Express, Inc. 19 Knight St.. Aubum. Maine Common Carrier Service From Portland, Lewiston and Auburn to Livermore Falls, Wilton, Farming- ton, Kingtield, Stratton, Phillips, Rangcley, Oquossoc, Lisbon Falls, Brunswick, Bath and Rockland, and all intermediate points Contract Carrier To All Points in the State Turner Sr Ridley, Inc C. N. TURNER Feed - Fertilizer , and General Merchandise LIVERMORE MAINE Fm Supplies BULK DELIVERY Dial 7 3461 Livermore Falls. Me. BERRY HILL ORCHARD CQMPANY LIVERMORE FALLS, MAINE DIAL 7 2278 APPLES Berry Hill Brand Apple Iuice 1.52 Gee 6 Bee Sporting Goods 58 Court St. Aubum. Me. Tel. 4-4933 FOR SPORTS Winter. Summer. Spring or Fall Gee 6. Bee Supplies Them All 7 Central Maine's Largest Store lor Men and Boys 184-188 Lisbon Street LEWISTON MAINE W. D. Matthews Machinery Co. 279 Center Street Auburn Maine TEL. 4-5759 Lewiston Central Maine's Largest and finest department store The High-Schoolers' shop ieatures the newest and best for high school girls. Our men's shop outlits the young man to his taste. Students' Clothing Sportswear Timely - Botany - Kuppenheimer Pendleton 6. Iautzer lor Ladies COBB-WATSON CO. AUBURN MAINE MURPHY MONUMENTS Established 1881 Iames P. Murphy Co.. inc. 6-10 Bates Street. Lewiston. Maine CATALOG ON REQUEST TWADDLE-IVIITCHELL, INC. Distributor American Oil Products Timken Heating Equipment 40 NORTH MAIN STREET Auburn Maine HAHNEL BROTHERS CO. 42 MAIN STREET Lewiston, Maine Dial 4-6477 Maine's Leading Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors The Livermore Falls Advertiser Andi-oscoggin Coun!y's Largest Paid Circulation. Weekly Newspaper Published by THE ADVERTISER COMPANY STAR SHOE STORE Shoes - Rubbers - Hosiery Samsonite Luggage 22 MAIN STREET Commercial Printers and Publishers Livennore Fans Maine LIVERMORE FALLS MAINE BILL and SlM'S BEST VVISHES GROCERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES Mr. and Mrs. Telephone 7-2270 Free Deliveries OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO l Chisholm. Maine Willard E. Riley .-x, I .Ab AT Home QA ? 6, AT WORK Q22 gg , AT PLAY 'X' 'GN-f' Q Ugg' ELECTRICITY SERVES YOU BEST EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY CENTR L MAINE rowzn om-Auv A Corclial Welcome Awaits You At DEPOSIT ORS You'll like the friendly elf I service BEST WISHES ul our WILTON OFFICE EASTERN, INC. Deposiiors Trust Company 18 Offices Serving ihe Heart of Maine Member F d I Deposl Insurance Corp. 13 Wellman Chevrolet Company For Economical Transportation DIAL 7-2367 66 MAIN STREET LIVERMORE FALLS us rt flu' ' ut is :xx uiuin 0 Drive- ll. slut ents. Nciln Nelkc, M:n oric Pike, and -:mice lslt 1011111 pl gil th l 1 AI Chicoinc how to weave hctwccn standards, so that they may pcrfcrt their steering ability. We Wire Flowers World-Wide FLOWERS Fon ALL OCCASIONS Dube's Flower Shop, Inc. Regina and Roger LaBrecque Tel. 4-4587 195 LISBON STREET LEWISTON. MAINE 136 At Record Foundry the studio photographer lakes an interesting picture of foundry work - the prcheating of the ladle from which the molten metal will be poured into thc molds. Everett Sztnlmrn, Chucky l.entihcxtcr, :tml llrinn Doughty, student photo assistants. listen tu Mr. Willaml Rilcy's explanation of this process. At Mr. Rilcy's lcft Sammy Buttzxrnzzi is nn intcrcstctl spectator nf the type uf work the Mlmul tlocs in photo advertising, Record Foundry and Machine Company Manufacturers of . RECORD PAPER MILL ond INDUSTRIAL VALVES Livermore Falls Maine 137 BEN'S Clothing and Shoe Store ARROW SHIRTS HAGGAR TROUSERS NAVISHADE SUITS SUNDIAL SHOES ACE IACKETS ENDICOTT-IOHNSON SHOES BERKRAY SPORT COATS DUBBLEWARE WORK CLOTHING CAMPUS SPORT SHIRTS LEE RIDER DUNGAREES Dick Pnluml gels sc! ur go up court in :hc Sl. Dmn's gzunc. 'I'ink Wagner is righl there us giw him :I helping hzunl. 138 A. MAURAIS Plumbing and Healing AUTOMATIC OIL BURNERS AND MOTOR STOKERS WATER SYSTEMS Phone 7-2006 KING COLE FOODS, INC. South Portland. Maine C. M, IOHNSON, Dist, Dixiield Tel. 35-3 Maine Best Wishes Isaacson Lumber Co. Livermore Falls. Maine Best Wishes from FRIENDS MORIN'S BRIDAL SHOP Tel. 4-6203 Bridal - Bridesmaid - Formal and Flower Girl Accessories For Sale or For Rental 323 Main SL Lewiston. Me. MYER CANTER FOOTWEAR 87 Lisbon Street LEWISTON MAINE lull bus :Lum cs thc blll from llnb Crawl lmmum. -- -v .' 1 2 ' :nn Eliot player, ix 1. unl Q-lj xlauuls hy :ul the Wexlcrn Maine 'I' lu Livermore Falls Clothing Co. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE IN RETURN WE AGREE TO GIVE YOU THE MOST YOUR MONEY WILL BUY CLOTHING FURNISHINGS I DRESS SHOES HATS. CAPS, cmd LUGGAGE un'nv sl ms may hc xurrlmwml. :md I'rum Sui: rcnluls mai be an-ramgcml zu :hc um slorcs lg, 1 I crliwin' on this 1:1 vc. l.liI- l' PANEL, Buck Row. Left uw right, Richzml Polzmd, Gcrzm I- l 1- lhlmlcnu, :mil C4-vlun llzurclnv. lfrunl Row. jnzmiln McLaughlin, Marlene l.al'ninlu, janya lnl ll l ll Ikm lhl un ll mm nn. RIGHT l',xNlil.. Sunuling. Edgar Xin us, roman 'i -' s. sz izsl 1 . lfmnl :thin Morris. Dianna: Niles, Mirhncl linker, jnmly Oucllcllu, Gary llumuis .l. Guy Coolidge Slore DRY GOODS - GARMENTS l.Vl.l'LLlNERY Telephone 7-2152 LIVERMORE FALLS MAINE I-I0 Seniors nl' 1956 are piclurctl atop Empire Stale Building AUBURN NOVELTY CO. S6 Main Street Lewiston 4-8881 Auburn. Maine Wholesalers ol Candy - Toys - Novelties WE SUPPLY THE CANDY BElNG SOLD IN THE PICTURE During the noon hour each dilv, zuul Ada Lyman ul' lhc lim: ut umfecliuucry from wholesale :lcpzu'lmcnt. Club Noxclly Armstrong Linoleum Plastic Wall Tile Gordon's Linoleum Shop 14-16 HIGH STREET WINTHROP. MAINE EXPERT INSTALLATION FREE ESTIMATES Telephone 167 THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING PLANTS. INC Lewiston Maine lfll nn ' v LIVERMORE FALLS LIVERMORE FALLS, Make Our New Quarters sAvmGs ACCOUNTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS CLUBS Deposils insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Holding :hc mlnnr njnr for one of :hc l1ank's pau-uns, Ray Collins and Evercll Sanborn await c yearbook plmuvgrnphcfs cmnmcrrinl ad picture for thc Livermore Falls Trnsl Company. H2 TRUST COMPANY MAINE Your Banking Home For PERSONAL MONEY ormzns LOANS AND ALL omsn BANKING SERVICES Corporation up to 510,000.00 for each depositor. Insuln xhc Bank lzxcrcn Sunburn :mul Ray Lollms may he seen cu Il ig NI G j 1 ll U CII S II USIS I I ronccu-ning xc ixrisxunns u1.':n'iugs Mm. or nun pu I 143 Ken's Mnhilgns L-xtcndcu ionrlcsics of xhe Suniun lo lhc nicnibcm of thc senior class cfnnniiucc vnrning ninncy fm- lhc l!l57 Washington Trip. The can-wzislx was a linzxncial success. '1 his Clilll- iniucc ix mleinonstraning the ull day energy required for lhc project. Luft ln right, standing. Ray Collins, Donnalvc Wheeler. Everett Sanborn, jzlnicc Chicoinc, jnnicc Ohnrmng kneeling, Gerard llilodczlu. Ken's Mobilgas Station Bridge and Main Streets Telephone 7-2149 Mobil Tires Batteries Lubrication Washing Polishing I l 4-I .. x..L, ' li.az1s?wwf-gg , 51 ,xii i ww' ' x 4 ev 1 'yi 'F LA'M f f U' ,. .LN MN- J .N A In ' gm ., I f X by gg Qiwixfg. -. wiv 5, , W.. 5 A .5 -Q K' . g ' fi ' '-'if Ve W Q, , 1-2, , Q' H gf-vue' Z .32-mp, x Y it, 1-E-tkilif' , .J xxx . if, mg. 1 f ' 2 :S K 1 ' rf . .'f'2 1f : Af f 1 x :'. iii: 'F .r,2., 1'4 :ZW 4 silk? ,, 5 Mig.. 'fi' A f -51: 53 3 ' ,.?P?f'g?Q3'5?w , .:.f.gQ A ..:,N'5?,Qg L-' .K , I 4 W I