Madison High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Madison, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

,2 MW? WW ff g 5500664 0 BY 5 ,OWADXSQ ofzeaaofwl As time passes, so does the echo of our school life. Gone, is the school routine, the fun we had in those memorable years, and the wonderful friends we made. It is the sincere wish of the BULLDOG staff that these moments will be recaptured as you glance through the pages of the 1956 BULLDOG. We ded1cate th1s 1ssue of the BULLDOG to Mrs Ruth Leach m apprec1at1on of her genume fmendllness 1nterest ln class affa1rs and loyalty to the stu dents 32' . . Q Q90 ' '0f'o12s Q' 'C '.ll i .1111 ,..:. 0'. ' in ' 'of 0' . 0 lvl 8.3 , ' ' ali ,..p o 'In ' '. A 0l... 0llln O. U I , 0 c , am Q , ,ne ,O '. 1 op.: LQ gf. ' n Q 9,1 P - O 4 I I 0 4 - --- '5.. -o 5 'Q-fl al' .l,' In . '..'.-. Q it., '. fl J' 'O . ' 1 O Q- fa 7 'V' Ou o ug Q, , .Q ' Of 'Q J vi - ' O ' ' - ,, . o 0 , o - . - . .- 'N ' 7 . . , . . , - MR. ERWIN GALLAGER MR. LAWRENCE STUART Superintendent of Schools Principal MR. GEORGE JACOBS Industrial Arts MRS. RUTH LEACH French Latin English MRS. NELLIE CALDWELL MR, WARREN ALIBERTI Secretary World History U. S, History Sociology MISS BLANCHE LOOK Shorthand TYPWS Office Practice TAYLOR S DRUG STORE Anson, Maine MR. ALEXANDER RICHARD Physical Education Health Coach ?wf5fff MRS. IDA BRYANT Physical Education Health MR. GEORGE BRYANT Civics, English U. S. History World History MRS. SHIRLEY RICHARD Bookkeeping Commercial Arithmetic Ilmior Business Training Personal Typing Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Compliments of KORlTSKY'S J. E. CANNON CO s MR. GERALD YERXA Agriculture MISS GRETA LILLEY Home Economics MR. WALTER CAHILL English Speech P2 'lv' MR. PETER BENSON Driver Training General Science Consumer Education General Mathematics MR. ROBERT MARTIN Engl ish 74Wa'f MR. RICHARD GROVO Industrial Arts MR. ARTHUR HENDERSON Chemistry Biology Physics Teen-Age Fashion Show always going on EMERY-BROWN COMPANY Waterville Maine Compliments of CLOUGH'S MOTOR CO. The Home of the Famous Rocket .,.,,:.a -.. .-... , .sg MR. JOHN CLEGG Music Director MR. JOHN MORRISSETTE Geometry Trigonometry Algebra Chemistry A l RONALD ADAMS Pertinaciourmischievous-fleet Football 45 F.F.A. 3,4g Senior Play 4g One- ' Act Play 4: M Club 4g Dramatics Club 4. SUSAN ARSENAULT Chews n' chews-burbler-likes to dance Basketball l,2,3g F.H.A. 2,3,4g Band 1.2, 3g Chorus 1,2, 3. GARY ARMSWORTHY Tall-blonde -bashful Skowhegan High School 1.2. 3. ROLAND ARNO Motorcycle flash -wellds a pipe-contagious laugh Football 1.2, 3: F.F.A. 3.4: M Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Key Club 2. GEORGE BARTLETT Amicable-inoffensive-always smiling OPAL BOND Short-tantalizing-restaurant employee F.H.A. I, 3,45 Dramatics Club 3, 4. VIRGINIA CHURCHILL Redhead-temperamental-good athlete Basketball I,2,3g G.A.A. 3.4: F.H.A. I, 3, 4, Chorus 2g Photography Club 4: Eastern Maine Festival 2. SYLVIA BRADLEY Reticent-always late-conservative F.H.A. I,2,3, ALTON BURBANK Distinguished-curtain tender-shy Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4. JOAN CLARKIN Quick-artistic-gay Basketball 1,23 G.A.A. 3,43 F.H,A. 1, 2, Senior Play 4g Commercial Club 45 Chorus I,2, 3,4g Bible Club 1.2, 3g Pho- tography Club 4, Art Club I: Spring Con cert r,2, 3.4, Softball x,2g Speech 25 Bulldog Staff 4, Eastern Maine Festival I, 2, 3,4g Interclass Sports I,2, 3. X I ii '... .X Ak A DAWN COOPER Lots of fun-short-energetic G.A.A. 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Senior Play 45 Commercial Club 45 Chorus I5 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head 35 Bible Club 1,2,35 Bulldog Staff 45 Interclass Sports 2, 35 Dramatics Club 3,4. JOHN D. CURTIS JR Curly locks-Olds convemble masterful Football 3.4: Senlor Play 4 F F A 3 45 M Club 4. JOHN CODY Tall tan real good end Football I 2 3 Co capt 4 Kxng 4 Seruor Play 4 Basketballl 2 3 Co capt 4 Baseball 3 4 Dramaucs Club 4 M Clubl 2 3 Pres 4 Speech SYLVIA DU LEY Pleasant-neat-cute G.A.A. 3.4: F.H.A. rg Chorus I, 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 3,4g Li- brarian 4g Eastern Maine Festival 1,2,3,4g Spring Concert 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 4. DORIS EDGERLY Dairy Treat Special-bountiful energy Basketball l,2,3.4: G.A,A. 3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Senior Play 4g Commercial Club 4g Chorus 1,2, ROBERT CY R Mr. Personality-football star-first-class male Football I,2,3, Co-capt. 4. Most Valuable Player 4: J.V. Basketball lg Baseball 2,3g Senior Play 4: one-Act Play 4g Public Speaking 4g M Club 1,2, 3,43 Chorus 1,23 Pres. Dramatics Club, 4: Speech 4. MURIEL DILL Honor Society 3. 3,45 Dramatics Club 1,3,4p Librarian 4g Class Treas. 4g K. V. Chorus 3,4g Photography Club 41 Spring Concert 1,2, 3,43 Eastern Maine Festival I,2,3,4g Softball 1,23 Interclass Sports 1,2,3g 'X Bulldog staff 4. X XY I CHESTER FLANAGIN Athletic-illusive-illustrious F00Ib3l1 1.2. 3.4: J. V. Basketball 2,33 Baseball 2,3,4g F. F.A. 35 One-Act Play 43 M Club I,2, 3,4g Dramatics Club Vice Pres. 45 Librarian 2, 35 Boys ' State 3. Fine Pianist-reserved-good scholar Chorus I,2g Photography Club 4g Pianist Nat'l. Z- NANCY LEE FOGG Jolly soul-musical-dramatist F.H.A. Ip Senior Play 4g Band 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3, 4g Dramatics Club 2,3,4g Yearbook 3,45 Librarian 41 Class Officer 1,2,3g Girls' State 3g National Honor Society 3,4g Interclass Sports 1,29 Eastern Main Festival 2, 3,49 Student Band Director 45 K. V. Band 4. RICHARD GILBERT Drives a jeep - A.W,O.L. Special ROBERT GILBERT Lineman-happy-gmlucky-Emily 's beau. Football 2, 3,4g Senior Play 4g M Club 2, 3,4g Dramatics Club 4. DONALD GOODCHILD Actor-athlete-loquacious Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball I,2,3, Co-capt 45 Baseball 3,4g Senior Play 4'g One-Act Play 4g M Club 2, 3,4g Dramatics Club 45 Yearbook 4g Class i President 3. I I ALLEN GREENLEAF Freckles-everybody 's friend-willing helper Football Mgr. 1,2, 3,4g Baseball Mgr. 3,4p Senior Play 4g M Club 2,3,4g Rifle Club 2. 1 1 NORMA HILT ON Charming-Nice complexion-incomparable F.H.A. I,2g Senior Play 4g Bible Club I,2,3. RENA HILTON Whiz-amiable-courageous Skowhegan High I,2g Senior Play 4g Public Speaking 3g Chorus 3,4g Dramatics Club 3,4g Photography Club 4. BLAINE HUBBARD Agriculturist-English master- courageous Football 1,2, 3,4Q Key Club 3,4g F.F.A. 3,43 M Club 3,4. RAY HUMPHREYS Smart clothes-good looking-Norridgework girls Basketball l,2,3,4g Senion Play 4g Key Club 2,3,4g Band Ig Yearbook 3,4g Class Vice Pres. 3g National Honor Society 3,4. EMILY KA CHMA R Cheerleader-full of vigor-always talking G.A.A. 3.4: F.H.A. I,2g Senior Play 4g One-Act Play 4g Cheerleader 2, 3,4g Dramatics Club 3,45 lnterclass Sports I. 12 ROBERT Locks Q Always laughing-frequent rides to Bingham F.F.A. 2. K a ROBERT LANDRY Real cute-Nat'l Guardsman-female interests J.V. Football I: J.V. Basketball I,2g Senior Play 4g One-Act Play 4g Public Speaking 4g Key Club 2,3g Dramatics Club 4g Librarian 33 Interclass sports 1,2, 3. ROBERT LIBBY Slim to all-works hard on the farm-poet laureate Football 1,2,3,4g F.A.A. 3,4g M Club 3,4. DOROTHY LUCE Lost typist-always working-nice appearance Secretary F.H.A. Ig Senior Play 4g President Commercial Club 4g Chorus 2g Yearbook 3,45 Photography Club 49 Eastern Maine Festival 2g Spring Concert 2g Bulldog Staff 4, ku F MARGARET MATTHEWS Athletic-nice smile-blonde Basketball 2,3,4g G.A.A. 3,4p Senior Play 4g Student Council 4g Chorus 4g Yearbook 4g Bible Club I,2, 3. 13 BRADFORD MITCHELL Fine musician - quiet- freshman interest Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus l. LA WRENCE MOODY Curly F.F.A. 3 JANICE MCLEOD 1 Wavy hair-sweet voice-that certain way F.H.A. 4g Majorette I,2,3i Chorus I,2g May Festival 1,2g Spring Concert 1,2. RICHARD MCQUARRIE A certain junior-loud voice-humorist Football I,2, 3g Senior Play 4g One Act Play 4g Public Speaking 4g M Club l,2, 3,4g Dramatics Club 4g Yearbook 4g Class President 4. hair-interest on Weston Avenue HILDA NASON Pretty hair-long finger nails-happy smile F.H. A. l,2, 3,4g Senior Play 4g Dramatics l,3,4g Bible Club I,2, 35 Photography Club 4. 14 FREDA NICHOLS Always typing-from Starks-always happy F.H, A. I,3,4g Senior Play 4g Commercial Club 4g Librarian 3,45 Eastern Main Festival i,2, 3,4g Spring Concert I,2, 3,4g Bulldog Staff 4g Photo- graphy Club 4. 1 THOMAS OUELLETTE Brown hair-brown eyes-pilots the family car X Football Ig Baseball 4g Yearbook 4g Class Officer 2. JOAN PAINE Blonde-blue eyes-always with r'-X Tubby 'fi F.H.A. I,2,3g Senior Play 4g Librarian 2. HELEN QUIMBY Red hair-freckles-chums with Ann and Sue F.l'l. A. I,2,3,4g Chorus 4g Dramatics Club Ig Bible Club 3. ANN MARIE RICHARD Diamond on her finger-chewing gum-theater worker F.H.A. 2.3.43 Chorus 2,3. EARLAND RICKARDS H Real quiet-F F A boy- -Rides on the bus XV F F A 3 4- Bible ubl 2 3' Chorus 3 4' ' f K V Chorus 3. ll CLAUDETTE ROY Good sport sells popcorn quret type A 34 FHA 234 Sen1orPla Commercral Club 4 Bulldog Staff 4 Photography Club 4 MARILYN RUSSELL U ofM rnterest prnk glasses always grgglrng G A A 4 Semor Play 4 Public Speakmg 2 3 Commercral Club 4 Majorettel 2 3 Head4 Chorus I 2 Dramatrcs Club 3 4 Year book 3 4 Lrbrarran 4 Bulldog Staff Edrtor 4 Interclass sports I 2 Eastern Ma1neFest1valx 2 3 4 Sprmg Concert I 2 3 4 RICHARD SABOL Crew Cut fnendly eats lots of rce cream Footballl 2 3 4 M Club 2 3 4 Student Councll I dh! PATTY ANN SCOTT Wartrng for Tat letter wrrter watches T V CresenboroughH S Pa I Athens Academy 2 G A A 3 4 Basketbal14 F H A 4 Public Speak mg 3 Chorus 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 4 Interclass Sports 3 4 Sprrng Concert 3 A . . . ,,. . 0 Cl, .., .. Sv - - G.A. . .1 ...., : ' y4: . 1 L ,se-V .s ' r I D.: ' Q -, ' . 5- , ,S R ' C x f M. ANN SERENCHA Snaps gum-talks-and talks Dramatics Club I, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 42 G, A, A. 3, 43 Photography Club 43 Commercial Club Secretary 43 F, H, A, 2, 3,4: Senior Play 43 Softball I, 23 In- ter-class sports 23 Bulldog Staff 43 Spring Concert 33 Eastern Maine Festival 3,4. Nt., GAIL SIROIS Senior Play 43 Vice Pres. Commercial Club 43 Chorus 23 Librarian 43 Eastern Maine Festival 23 Treas. Photography Club 43 Bulldog Staff 4 ,.-1' '-A NANCY SMELLIE Very quiet-librarian-lives in Anson, Senior Play 43 G, A, A, 3, 43 F, H, A, I, 23 Librarian 43 Photography Club 4. CECILIA SMITH Companion of Jean-shorthand expert- G, A, A, 33 Senior Play 43 Commercial Club 43 Chorus I,2, 3. 43 Art Club I3 Photography Club 43 Bulldog Staff 43 Eastern Maine Festival 1, 2, 3,43 Spring Concert I, 2, 3, 4. 'a.f x' - . J DAVID SMITH Blond hair-always with Julia-bus student F, F, A, 2, Pretty hair-letters to Jimmy-drives a Plymouth. SYLVIA STOODY Drives a Hudson-toll house cookies-auspicious G, A, A, 43 Senior Play 43 Student Council 33 Majorette l,2,3, Drum Majorette 41 Chorus 1, 2, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Spring Concert I, 2.4: Eastern Maine Festival I, 2, 3, 4, GEORGE STOUTAMYER Rugged boy-flashing hair-good spirit Football Mgr. 2,3: Minstrel Show 2,33 Key Club 23 Student Council 2, 3,43 Chorus I, 2 3,43 Class Officer 2, 3,43 K, V, Chorus 3,4. HOWARD STUART Intelligent lad-good behavior-Mr, Success Key Club 3, 43 Yearbook 3,43 National Honor Society 3,4, NANCY STUART Principal's daughter-intelligent lass-Miss Success Senior Play 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Dramatics Club 33 Yearbook 43 Librarian 43 Class Officer I, 2.4: K, V, Band 2, 3,43 Dirigo Girls State 33 National Honor Society 3,43 East- X, ern Maine Festival I,2, 3.4: Inter-class Sports 1,22 Senior News Editor 4. EDMUND THEBARGE Quiet boy-baseball star-great pitcher Baseball 1, 3,43 M Club 3,4. IEFFERY THEBARGE Ed's twin-never shy-regular guy Baseball 1.3.42 Senior Play 4: Librarian 4. 44' IANICE THOMPSON New girl-pleasant personality-friendly smile Bingham High I, 2, 3. AN WENDALL TREMBLAY Friendly-greeting smile-Student Coun- cil Pres. Football 43 Basketball 23 Senior Play 3,43 Public Speaking 33 Rifle Club 2, 33 Dirigo Boys' State 33 Key Club 3, 43 Student Council President 43 Band I3 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Yearbook 4. ELIZABETH VENEZIANO Faithful-helliul-cheerful Basketball 1, 2,3, 43 G. A. A, Pres. 3: F, H, A, 43 Senior Play 43 Public Speaking 33 Student Coun- cil 13 Band I,2,3: Chorus 2.3: Dramatics Club I, 3,43 Yearbook 43 Class Officer 32 lnterclass Sports l,2,3,43 Softball If Eastern Maine Festi- val I, 2, 3. SUSAN VILES Cheers our teams-peppy girl-personable G,A,A, 3,43 One-Act Play 43 Cheerleader 3,43 Chorus 23 Dramatics Club 33 Class Treas. 3.4: Eastern Maine Festival 23 Queen of Football 4. BARBARA VINING Flashmg eyes attl'8CI1VC harr frtendly glrl G A A 4 Chorus 2 IRENE WHEELER Always wrtty mtelhgent too great orator Skowhegan I-hgh 1,2 F H, A 3 Semor Play 4 Pubhc Speaktng 3 Chorus 1,4 Dramaucs Club 4 B1ble Club 3 JULIA WING Long gold halt flashmg eyes cheerful sm11e A I FHA I Sen1orP1a CLIFFORD WITHEE Coal black han' fnendly boy pleasant personahty Basketball 2 3 4 F F A 3 4 Senlor Play 4 One Act Play 2 Publxc Speakmg 2, 3 Dramaucs Clu 234 20 1 . - . .- . . . - . S U4- 6 . . D - ' . ,X , 5 i . .,,,,ftw.. G.A. . : . . . : ' y4. b ' ' . I v I datum 4 ?7a7e Four years ago the class of 1956 entered M3d1SOD l-hgh School We struggled through the classes day after day wonderxng 1f anythmg could be more d1ff1cult or more complex than hxgh school The days became weeks the weeks became months and gradually we found ourselves sa111ng w1th the help of our teachers, over a calm and beauuful sea of success and ach1evement As we look back now we real1ze what tremendous changes have taken place durmg our enrollment at M H, S We have been shown how to th1nk and how to reach senslble conclus1ons by deducuve reasomng As a result our personal1t1es have been altered and molded unul we fmd ourselves ready to accept the duttes and respons1b1l1 t1es of an Amer1can cmzen Several of our class have reached a decxsxon as to what occupatlon or f1eld of endeavor they would l1ke to follow Up unul last fall we have had a SSIIOUS lack of adequate shop and physlcal educatlon facxl1t1es The SIIUHIIOH really got desperate when some schools threatened to drop us from the1r basketball schedules, because our gym proved to be 1nsuff1c1ent Th1S has been solved however by the add1t1on of a two story bu1ld1ng contalntng a three umt shop on the ground floor and a gymnasrum on the second The bu1ld1ng provrdes twenty thousand square feet floor surface area, g1v1ng us more than enough room to take a deep breath w1thout go1ng outdoors There 15 an old saymg wh1ch states that Necess1ty IS the mother of Invenuon Also, where there IS a w1ll, there IS a way To combat a problem known to all of us the Student Councll undertook to sponsor a Safe Teen Club The Safe Teen move ment wh1ch was started by a lady Judge 1n Oregon, has been sweepmg the country, and Mad1son has the d1snnct1on of berng one of the f1rst clubs 1n Mame to recexve us charter It IS made up of persons between the ages of fxfteen and twenty f1ve These persons must be l1censed operators 1n the state 1n whrch they l1ve, and they must DC the operator of an automob11e Wh1Ch IS free from defects or defect1ve equ1pment After the automobxle has passed an extens1ve IDSPCCIIOD at a local garage the opera tor IS gxven a Safe Teen bumper smp If the person 18 conv1cted of a traffrc v1o1at1on, the Judge, who presldes at the tr1al may COTl.f1SC3I6 the strlp, wh1ch can be relnstated only by the vote of other club members To quote another t1me tested say1ng all good thmgs must come to an end As xt IS wrth our htgh school career, so must II be Wllh th1s brxef hlstory of outstandxng events and happen1ngs For a more complete account of the last four years turn to the rema1n1ng pages of thrs book In closrng I want to wrsh every member of our class the best of luck and happmess 1n the prof ess1on of 1115 or her cho1ce YOUR EDITOR 21 gm : 03 :SQ w mm 302 323 N02-U MEOZ UOOw E3 SQA 2-22 S H36 no Nggm DE-AQ ggsw N :ES 3:2 DECK EOE E: 202 32 N 2 OH Eg H UUE 2-m WH -u2OOm EVODUES OSEC sw H GOD EEO-5 LO Ama SDSU V5 L LIL so E no E AMER 2 ME 05:9 EE HOZ QEEEU BE uma 30 E20 50? 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H Best Behaved Howard 85 Norma Actor 81 Actress Most AIUSIIC Tallest Boy Most L1ke1y Shortest Girl f X Most Athleuc To Succeed Class Clowns Most Bashful 1 Best Nlusxcxans Nancy St Bradford Class Flirts Best Dancers Boldest Most A bsent- Mmded .Y Most Alert Most Talkativ ,- pf nf' 937 ,v 1 '. Y C Zcwe Ofjicew SOPHOMORES President ..... Francis Sabol Vice President .... Betty Estes Secretary ,... Sandra Witherell Treasurer, , . . Roger Findley FRESHMEN President, , . , . . . Vice President Secretary. . Treasurer. . SENIORS President, . . .... Richard McQuarrie Vice President . . . . Nancy Smart Secretary. . . . . Elaine Cyt Treasurer. . . . Doris Edgerley IUNIORS President ..... Vice President , , Secretary. . . Treasurer, , , Cari McGee , John Clark Nancy Charron John Merrill Daniel DeRoche Caroieen Cooper , Patricia Clark Mary Veneziano 1 cmicvz 444 4,-'K B FIRST ROW P Foss S Jackson P G11cott D Merrxll M Bartlett J Clark Mr Morrlssette C McGee N Charron J Merr1l1 C Cookson E Nlxon, H Leeman SECOND ROW L Coro N Arsenault G Roy M Thompson P Campbell, M Thomas I McKenney N Dupllsea J OHara ROW L Caswell L Weese E Wlng C Crowe C Cookson F Larson D Lrbby G Whrpple J Fenc1k R Merr1l1 l Hayden G Adams F LaFratta, H Edgerly FOURTH ROW G Dyer W Creamer A Belanger K Blackwell V Meade R Weese R. DeLong D Mltchell C Bolstudge S Walker O Moody R, Clark B Frndley E Church1l1 D Lessore W Brackett FIFTH ROW D Walters G Greenleaf N Johnson H Re1d B Worster R. Boynton D Curus W Patten C Baxter R Houle P Bearor C Cote, D Smlth N Dean As the class of 1957 we entered our Jun1or year w1th a br1ght out look We elected as off1cers Carl McGee Pres1dent John Clark V1ce nresldent Nancy Charron Secretary and John Merrlll Treasurer Th1S year we recelved our class r1ngS of whrch we are all very proud Our aCt1v1t1es lncluded a .Tunlor Prom a .Tun1or Class dance and a food sale Several members of the class part1c1pated 1n sports other extra c:urr1c:ular aCt1Vlt1eS and Jo1ned some of the varlous organ1zat1onS ofthe school Compllments of OLD POINT GARAGE VENEZIANO S SUPER MARKET Madison, Morne 26 Madison, Morne . ,' X -. V 4 4' in ' ' F A A A ' i 'A 's I I I . sy 1 . ' A J M I J A 1 1 v , . ve ' S : . , . ' , . ' , . ' ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . . . . : . . , . , . , . , . . , . . . . , J. Zangarine, M. Hamilton, F. Kay, G. Priest, S. Christopher, B. Beaulieu: S. Gordon, THIRD : .. ,l . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . . . : . l, . I ' U ' I' ' I ' . I I ' I ' I . , . , , . , t . . . . . U . : - 1 0 1 - n ' I n ' I 9 - n - 9 - , . , . , . . , . . . , 3 1 ' I 50 FIRST ROW J Thomas, R. Rub1n S Edwards D Chase, B Estes F Sabol, Mr Calull, Mr Bryant R, Fmdley S Wnherell K Scott, B Gordon SECOND ROW I Rockwell G Rackhff M Brown, D Ward J Baker P LeBlanc A Comeau, S Whlte, M H11ton P Strang P Edgerly N Turner L Clement C Dugas THIRD ROW R Belanger I Boyle E Thebarge, R. Ons D Longley M Arsenault Y Comeau, B Taylor J Edgerly J Robmson S Spencer, A Spauldlng M Vtnlng M Wheeler FOURTH ROW R. Smrth P Goodwm W Phtnney, E St Peter, R. Goodchlld, S McKen ney W Dyer P Clukey W Bagley R. Krrk, A Qulmby J Creamer,J Damon FIFTH ROW Y Labbe T Byron E Walters N Walker, F Morse D Sprmger, T Fernald, C Quxmby J W11k1n son,J Lawrence, E Russell K B1l11ngs I Matthews We the class of 1958 entered our Sophomore year 1n full strlde We elected as class offlcers FTHHCIS Sabol Pres1dent, Betty Estes V1ce Pres1dent Sandra W1therell Secretary and Roger Fmdley Treasurer We began our aCt1V1t1CS by 1n1t1at1ng the Freshman am1d h11ar1ous laughter Other aCt1V1t1eS xncluded a dance a raffle and a food sale Durmg the year our Secretary Sandra W1there1l transferred to Lewrston Compllments of DAIRY TREAT STORE Madison, Marne ?fzea4mcm 66444 Shan FIRST ROW C Perklns D MCQUAIIIC G Dyer M Venezlano Mr Ahbertt, Mrs Rlchard, Kelley, D DeRoche C Cooper P Clark, A Foss, F Moore, C Del11e SECOND ROW M Pr1est M Salsbury S Vlgneault J Barbeau, F Ehas, H Blau, J Ventrtsco, R, Douglas, I Moore Cookson M Stolt J Vlgue C Dernko D Boardman B Putnam I OHara, G Welch, C Shusta A Lancaster J Castle C ODonne11, C Karter, E Goodw1n K Hall J Cyr, M Johnson S Roy M LaGasse C Jackson C Tuttle, G Edell R Bean C Clark FOURTH ROW R. Spauldmg R. Meade W Corson G Tremblay, L Coro K Luce C Thompson, G Nason, H Mallows, R. Peters J Labtm R Shlbley G Clement, I Turner R, Stoutamyer W Hayden, M Labbe R. Maclntyre J Holt FIFTH ROW L McKenney D McKenney R Henry A Coro D Smlth H Qulmby R, Venezlano L Redmond T Pell1t1er R, Curuer H Htlton D Chandler,J Houle, G Brxggs D Bolduc W Saultes R Brooks L LeC1a1r Our class entered M H S as the Class of 1959 At the f1rst census taken there were mnety three members We elected as offxcers Damel De Roche Pres1dent Caroleen Cooper VICE Pres1dent Patr1c1a Clark Secre tary and Mary Veneztano Treasurer Our major aCt1V1ty was a party for the Sophomores 1I'1 return for our 1n1t1at1on Several members of the class have Jolned varmous organ1zat1ons and part1c1pated 1n extra currxcular act1v1t1es Thus page as sponsored by MAURICE J Fl NESO N of HERFF JONES COMPANY Murchison Dlvlslon : . ' , . ' , . , . ' , . ' ' . ' Mr. . K , . , . U. . 1 . I ' . : . ' , . , . A , . . . . . , R. Q 0 Q I Q l Q 0 Q u Q I ' I 0 Q F, Thebarge, D. Rackliff. THIRD ROW: M, Collins, S. Bowring, B, Weese, G, McMullen, L. Ward, . 9 1 9 0 ' . . 1 3 Q g . n g. o g . , . , . . , . , . . : , foamed SEATED D Merrtll G Stoutamyer W Tremblay M Bartlett M Matthews STANDING S Ed wards D Chase D McQuarr1e G Dyer Mr Stuart advrser absent when prcture was taken The 1955 56 governrng body of M H S was elected 1n the usual manner wrth Wendall Tremblay as the school s cho1ce for Pres1dent The other off1cers elected were George Stoutamyer Vrce Pres1dent and Margaret Bartlett Secretary Treasurer We have had qulte an act1ve Student Counc11 thls year Our major actw 1t1es were the formmg of the Outmg Club a Chr1stmas collectron a Sock Dance after the Fa1rf1eld basketball game and the format1on of the Safe Teen Club We d1scussed and helped to settle several school problems whrch were brought to our attentlon Comphmenfs of EDWARDM ROBINSON ATTORNEY 29 In no ro fo no 0 :O- .. ,. ,... ,: . . . I Oli j . , . . . . . . - . H Y 1 - . . .. . . f Y , - . . ' I mmf FIRST ROW K Blackwell R Frndley W Tremblay R Humphreys Mr Cahrll J Merrrll C McGee SECOND ROW J Clark D Chase E Walter D Sprmger N Dean C Baxter D Smrth H Rerd F D Lessore J Damon The Key Club under the gurdance of 1ts K1wan1s Club adv1sor Mr Stuart and 1ts new faculty advrsor Mr Cahrll has worked hard durmg thrs year to accomphsh several projects for the school and commumty Its offrcers are Pres1dent Ray Humphreys Vrce Pres1dent John Merrrll Secretary Treasurer Wendall Tremblay W1th the full cooperat1on of all members the club has attarned ah1gh level of success Complumenfs of DAVIS 81 MILLER Clothlng, Sportswear on Compliments of footwear P C HUMPHREYS Moduson, Morne Professlonal Enganeer Sabol, B. Worster. THIRD ROW: W. Brackett, F. LaFratta, D. Merrill, H. Stuart, P. Goodwin, W, Dyer, I Y ' I . : . I 5 . - . , Q ' I - d . 0 Q . .I D Zemlaah -32' FIJI fd, ,.v-0' SEATED W Tremblay N Stuart R Humphreys H Stuart G Dyer E Cyr J Merrill D Luce STANDING Mrs Richard N Charron N Fogg M Matthews A Burbank B Venezlano S Stoody D Goodchrld R MQUZIIIC M Russell G Adams B Beaulieu During the month of October 1955 the Yearbook Staff was organ ized as follows Howard Stuart editor in chief Gary Dyer assist ant editor Ray Humphreys business manager Nancy Stuart Betty Veneziano Thomas Ouellette and Richard McQuarrie senior statis- tics Elaine Cyr bookkeeper' Donald Goodchild and Margaret Mat- thews sports editors Nancy Fogg Nancy Charron Wendall Trem blay and John Merrill advertisign' Sylvia Stoody and Alton Burbank photography' Dorothy Luce Bertha Beaulieu and Irene Hayden typ- ists Shortly thereafter the production of the 1956 BULLDOG began un der the supervision of Mrs Richard As a result of many hours of con centrated effort the present issue of the BULLDOG was ,compiled and published RUSSAKOFF JEWELRY STORE Skowhegan Mcllne 3 Sedan! payee: 'li SEATED F Nichols M Russell D Edgerly I Clarkm C Roy STANDING A Serencha G S1ro1s D Luce D Cooper C Smlth Miss Look The Mad1son Hlgh School Bulldog IS put out monthly by the Off1ce Practlce class The paper mforms the students about school act1v1t1es and current happemngs Th1s year a student contr1but1on sect1on has been added to the paper Spec1al class lssues are also prlnted w1th honorary ed1tors and the1r staffs The materlal for these 1ssues 1s contributed by members of the respectwe classes The Bulldog Staff spends many hours work1ng to produce a paper wh1ch w1ll be enjoyed by everyone Compliments of MADISON MILLS A Division of the Economy Corporation 32 1- -- 1.,.-, ,. ,,,-. vmm-n...4-4--f , 3' ' . D p . as I ,, 'I L, ,fx X I V ,J . T ,JN V, . 3 K, u . Y. E I ig . ,Av I n I 1 1 l 0 ' ' I ' ' ' : ' ' ' ' I 1 o , o , o I 1 I ' ' ' t A 1 1 ' ' 1 4 1 9 - S E N I 0 R SEATED: B, Veneziano, R. Humphreys, I. Wheeler, R. Hilton, S. Viles. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Mr. Cahill, director, J. Curtis, R. Adams, R. Gilbert, M. Russell, C. Flanagin, W. Tremblay, J. Cody, C. Withee, S. Sroody, N. Fogg, N, Stuart, J. Thebarge. BACK ROW: D. Goodchild, R. Cyr, R, McQuarrie. The annual Senior play of Madison High School was presented November 18 by the class of 1956. Under the direction of Mr. Cahill we presented You Can't Take It With You , a comedy about the ec- centric Sycamore family. The back-stage crew contributed a great deal to make our play a success. The band, under the direction of Mr. Clegg, entertained the audience between acts, Compliments of Compliments of M. J. DYER 8. SONS SAVOY BROTHERS AOS-On, Mfline Madison, Maine P L A Y U I I FIRST ROW J Rockwell N Arsenault F Elras C Perkrns F Moore Mrss Lrlley C Karter Delrle C Cooper G Dyer R Cookson R Douglas M Stoll SECOND ROW L Coro J McLeod B Beaulreu P Foss L Weese M Brown O Bond G Racklrffe D Boardman M Wheeler S Roy J Cyr C Demko A Foss THIRD ROW I OHara G Edell M Thompson M Vrnmg C Jackson C Tuttle R Memll M Tumer F Nrchols H Quxmby G Roy S Chrrstopher A Spauldmg C Crowe M LaGasse FOURTH ROW A Serencha S Whrre I Barbeau G Welch Lancaster J McKenney M Thomas I Thomas FIFTH ROW C Roy H Nason A Rrchards S Arsenault D Llbby N Duplrsea C Cookson G Whlpple G McMullen B Venezrano G Prlest F Kay V Churchrll P Clark M Venezrano The Future Home Makers of Amerrca have had a very successful year We planned actrvrtres whrch we hope beneflted all the members We wrsh to express our apprecratron to Mrss L1l1ey our advrser for her excellent help Our offrcers were V Churchrll Presldent G Racklrffe V Presrdent N Duphsea Treas Marcra Thomas Secretary C Cookson Reporter S Roy H1stor1an C ODonne11 Song Leader andS Duley Parlementarran There were 72 members rn our Club thrs year BELANGER S RESTAURANT Comphmenfs of Where Good Food IS Serv d LIONS C'-UB to Pleased Guests ' 1 . , . , . A , . ' . . , ' ' , . , C. P, Gilcotr, C. Cookson, P. Strang, E. Goodwin, L, Ward, I. Hayden, J. Castle, C, O'Donne1l, A.. , . I , . , . . U 1 . , . , . A' , I r I 1 l 0 0 I 0 9 I y 0 , s ' . ' , ' 3 . ' , . ' 5 - , 3 1 2 - , 3 - , 5 . ' , 9 . , ' . I 0 34 ' 6 I 7.1-Z FIRST ROW E Rrckards E Walter I Curtrs Mr Yerxa H Edgerly D Smrth R Lrbby R. Arno SECOND ROW C Thompson K Luce R DeLong F Morse C Qulmby C Bolstrrdge B Hub bard E Russell N Walker B Fmdley THIRD ROW E St Peter R Locke C Wrthee T Byron D Walters V Meade R Adams R Sroutamyer The Future Farmers of Amer1ca rs a natlonal organ1zat1on of farm boys study1ng vocat1onal agrrculture They were very act1ve th1s year after only one year of ex1stence Regular meetmgs were held on the frrst Monday of the month and speclal meetrngs were called when necessary Some of the act1v1t1es sponsored by FFA th1s year were the annual Barn Dance w1th the crownmg of Cathy Hall as Chapter Sweetheart and the Fa ther Son Banquet whrch was very successful The FFA Chapter has been 1n Judgrng competrtron tw1ce at the t1me of th1s wr1t1ng wrth a great deal of success They won lst 3rd and 4th places rn the County S011 .Tudgmg Contest 1n October The Chapter also won from a f1e1d of twenty three other Chapters the Grand Champ1onsh1p 1n Judgmg Darry Poultry and Sheep at the Farmers Fa1r at the Unwersmty of Marne November Z0 1955 HILTON DAIRY Mcduson Morne Robert Gcrfcnd Prop : I 1 0 n o 9 o 9 o a 0 1 o 1 o : U I 0 9 0 n 0 1 o 1 I 1 n ' 9 o , n , u 4 I n 0 1 o 1 o , n , ' I o 1 n v o u . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . ' J y ' - , . 1 9 - 1 9 ' x . - . . . . . ' J 1 , . . . . y 1 , . Q n I a SEATED M Russell D Luce Mlss Look G S1ro1s A Serencha STANDING F Nichols D Ed gerly C Roy J Clarkm D Cooper C Smlth all Mad1son s games and some of Skowhegan s football games wh1ch were played on our f1eld The club entertamed guests at the annual Chr1stmas Party In place of the usual contr1but1on to char1ty a sum of money was donated to the Cheerleaders to be used for new umforms We went to 1nspect bugu-less off1ces 1n town and on other f1eld tr1ps The annual scholarsh1p was g1ven to a deservmg graduate of M H S W1th our fa1thful advlser M155 Look all the club members hope that next year s group w1ll enjoy club act1v1t1es as much as we have th1s year 36 The Commercial Club has been active this year selling pop corn at 'Q K Z1 I 1 f Dmmalica M , ...5 fr Q 4' 5 A u , 5 Il, -T-Q, The Dramatics Club was under the direction of Mr. Cahill, with the following officers: Pres., Robert Cyrg Vice Pres., Chester Flanaging Sec., Sylvia Duleyg Treas., Francis Sabol. At Christmas time the club sponsored an assembly. Barbara Porter, President of the Dramatics Club of Colby College was a guest speaker at one meeting. Colby's Dramatics Club has been most cooperative and helpful this year, in passing on experi- ences and ideas. FIRST ROW: R. McQuarrie, D. Goodchild, F. Sabol, C. Flanagin, S. Duley, R. Cyr, P. Scott, Mr. Cahill, C. Withee, D. Landry. SECOND ROW: S. Roy, I. Cyr, A. Serencha, R. Hilton, C. Cooper I. Wheeler, S. Stoody, W. Tremblay, W. Patten, J. Cody, D. Merrill, R. Adams, E. Kachmar, S. Viles, M. Johnson. THIRD ROW: E. Estes, H. Nason, J. Clarkin, D. Edgerly, I. Zangarine, P. Campbell, N. Charron, L. Ward, M. Bartlett, B. Veneziano, C. Crowe, M. Russell, G. Edell, P. Foss, A. Spaulding, O. Bond. FOURTH ROW: M. Hilton, C. O'Donnell, S. White, C. Karter, M. Stolt, G. Dyer, D. Cooper, I. Castle, E. Goodwin, P, Clark, M. Veneziano, N. Fogg, I. O'Hara, G. Welch, J. Barbeau, 1. O'l-Iara, S, Edwards, S. Witherall, C. Hall. FIFTH ROW: G. Nason, R. Henry, D. McKenney, L. LeClair, R. Currier, C. McGee, E. Walter, R. Gilbert, W. Dyer, R. Peters, R. Findlay, E. St. Peter, W. Phinney, B. Findley, J. Damon, R. Brooks. One 14423 THE BISHOPS CA NDUES TICKS A drama Madlson s entry rn the state one act play competrtron SEATED N Fogg Persome R Hrlton Marle STANDING C McGee the Convrct W Tremblay the Brshop C Wrthee Y Labbe Gendarmes T Pelletrerwas absent when the prcture was taken THIS WAY TO HEAVEN a fantasy Gram Wrlson STANDING R Fxndley Charley Baker R Venez1ano Mr Flanagrn THE UGLY DUCKLING a comedy SEATED M Bartlett the Queen N Stuart Camllla I Wheeler Dulcrbella STAND ING F Sabol Pr1nceS1mon R Currxer the King J Holt the chancellor J Damon Carlo Compliments of Compllmenfs of DR C F SMITH OPTOMETRIST STATE THEATRE Madison, Marne Madison Marne I la Q... ' i ' ' I . 5 I 0 'I . 1 5 I A4 3 SEATED: M. Hilton, June Wilson: P. Clark, I , I ' - . ' L I X Y 5 I . . 1 K' I 1 ,Q ' Cr ' , : .' , ' ' ' : . ' , l V ' : . . : . , - . . 0 I a u Q I The Club is for a group of teen age photographers to combine their knowledge to perfect their photography skill. At each meeting, each member may bring a question before the group. Usually the question can be answered by group con- tribution. All questions which are not answered are saved for a professional photographer to answer. The four basic steps of photography are photography developing printing and enlarging ln the photography club we work for perfection of the four basic steps With the cooperation and interest of the students of M H S the club may become an active organization of this school 3- FIRST ROW N Smelhe A Serencha G Sirois W Patten Mr Henderson R Hilton P Bearor Clarkin H Nason D Edgerly D Luce V Churchill M D111 G Dyer THIRD ROW B Findley E St Peter R Henry J Matthews I Lawrence N Johnson K Blackwell G Dyer C Karter WHM Photography by JACKSON WHITE STUDIO Portland, Morne l C. Roy. SECOND ROW: R. McIntyre, S. Christopher, M. Thompson, F. Nichols, C. Smith, J. SEATED S Duley M Russell STANDING N Fogg J Thebarge N Stuart D Edgerly Student l1brar1ans are volunteers from the upper classes who perform the necessary functlons to keep the school llbrary open for the students of Madxson I-hgh School Several new books have been added to the hbrary th1S year The room IS bemg redecorated and student work IS on d1splay CRANE S Skowhegan Mcune 40 lg: I 1 : . . . . 2 . . - . - . - N. Smellie, Miss Look, F. Nichols, G. Sirois, E. Cyr. I I . UEFT TO RIGHT: C. McGee, N. Charron, D. Edgerly, J. Lawrence, D Ward, S. Edwards, W. Brackett. FIRST ROW: S. Christopher, M. Johnson, D. Chandler, N. Fogg, J. Cyr. SECOND ROW: G. Edell, C. Baxter, D. Smith, T. Fernald, N. Stuart. 41 Zane! FIRST ROW M McLeod R Peters D Mnchell Mr Clegg Drrector A Belanger S Sawyer D Chandler S Huggms SECOND ROW G Brsson A Snell M Johnson S Edwards J Charron N Stuart N Fogg C Hagopran G ODonnell T DeRoche THIRD ROW J Cyr C Hall A Foss C Baxter J Lawrence B Muchell D Smxth J Dyer C ODonnell T Fernald C Cote Under the capable superv1s1on of Mr John Clegg the band has had a very successful year Our 37 prece band played durmg the football games and put on exh1b1t1ons at half t1me They also played at basketball games and for the dedlcatlon of the new gym The Band Boosters Club has done much 1n a1d1ng the band Thrs year they have furnrshed many new 1nstruments for the band They gave a supper for the band members Band members sold tags on Band Tag Day and tlckets for the annual supper An exchange concert w1th Kennebunk I-hgh School was enJoyed by all A tour of each town was provlded for members of each band The annual Sprlng Concert was held rn May The band attended the Eastern Malne Musrc Festlval held 1n Blngham thrs year Compluments of CHRISTOPHER S CONFECTIONARY ond TOBACCO CO Froncns and Alfred Chrlstopher l S. Christopher, N. Dean, J. Clark, D. Perkins, D. Henderson, J. Castle, R. Meade. FOURTH ROW: I FIRST ROW R Mclntyre S Bownng N Turner C Cooper C Smtth B V1n1ng S Roy I Clegg Drrector B Frndley N Charron N Fogg G Edell S Duley M Colllns C Demko J Holt SECOND ROW R Hrlton M Hamtlton I Wheeler M Stolt M Venezlano W Brackett R Ftndley Gasse M Thomas S Edwards M Matthews M Bartlett D Edgerly I Castle J Clarkm C Cookson A Lancaster P Strang C Cookson FOURTH ROW N Duplrsea G ODonnel1 I Law rence D Smrth C Baxter C Cote E Rlckards C McGee L Ward E Goodwm Under the d1rect1on of Mr John G Clegg the musrc super v1sor the chorus has had a full schedule There are approx1mately forty members of the chorus and they have enjoyed many var1ous forms of mus1c The chorus partxclpated 1n the annual Sprlng Con cert and went to the Eastern Marne Mus1c FeSt1Val 1n B1ngham Margaret Ham1lton and Delbert Smlth served as accompanlsts for the chorus Complnments of GEORGE and GERALDINE HIBBARD owners of SPENCE AND COMPANY : . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . ' ' , . , . , ' Q . ' ', . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . . : . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' W. Dyer, D. Chandler, P. Clark, C. Karter, M. Hilton, N. Stuart, D. Ward. THIRD ROW: M. La- , u , . , . , n , Q ' - , n I , . . ' ' ,, , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , 1 , . , . , 4 , o ' 0 0 , I ' I 0 , . KNEALING: E. Nixon, S. White, M. Thomas, C. Cooper. STANDING: M. Russell, S. Stoody. With Marilyn Russell as head majorette and Sylvia Stoody as Drum Majorette, the Majorette corps, under the direction of Mrs. Bryant, put on several fine half time shows at our football games in the fall. The girls worked out several dance routines to the tunes of popular songs, including, The Yellow Rose of Texas , I-Iokey Pokey , and You've Gotta Have Heart. The squad consisted of two seniors, three juniors, and one sophomore. Phyllis McQuarrie moved to California 5' before the annual Veterans Day game with Skowhegan, but Caroleen Cooper did a fine job filling in at the last game. Compliments of L, A, ond D, W, HOSKINS Madison, Maine -7Ll fur li SVCD - ff - f X but f :L FIRST ROW: R. Libby, R. Smith, D. Chase, R. Adams, D. Merrill, A. Greenleaf, C. McGee. SECOND ROW: R. McQuarrie, R. Cyr, D. Curtis, J. Curtis, C. Flanagin, Coach Richard. THIRD ROW: R. Sabol, R. Houle, F. Sabol, R. Gilbert, B. Hubbard. The first meeting of the M Club, which is under super- vision of Coach Richard, was held in order to elect the following officers: President, John Codyg Vice President, Robert Cyrg Sec.-Treas, Don Goodchild. The next meeting held was to plan the annual M Club Dance. At this dance, .Tohn Cody and Susan Viles were crowned King and Queen of Football for 1955. ENO'S JEWELRY STORE E. H. WARD and SON 71 Wafer Street Building MGferiOiS Skowhegcn, Maine ,xx , Madison, Maine '71 During the last of August when the boys started practicing everyone was in good spirits. There was a lot of good spirit and confidence. Then, even before the first game, things began to happen. Dick McQuarrie, a three year letter man was injured and out for the remainder ofthe season. SKOWHEGAN 2l MADISON O CEXhibiti0IU The boys were in the dumps during the game. They lost another lineman and Bob Cyr had to be shifted to quarterback in a hurry. LAWRENCE 33 MADISON 6 The team couldn't get rolling on the ground but looked effec tive in the air, completing a good per cent of their passes. FARMINGTON 7 MADISON 27 The Bulldogs started to roar and they proved to themselves that they still could produce a ball team. WINSLOW 6 MADISON 21 This was one of the highlights of the year. The seniors, espe cially, wanted to win this one. They had been beaten three yea in a row by Winslow, and this win was a real team effort. JOHN BAPST I2 MADISON I9 The Bulldogs had a win streak going and they were working for it. Scoring in the first half Madison had to fight to hold the lead from a scrappy Bapst club. WILTON 20 MADISON I9 Again Madison scored all their points in the first half and trie to defend them. A good Wilton club proved able to do it, and w the game on an extra point. OLD TOWN I9 MADISON I3 This was a real thriller with the half-time score 7-7. In the 4th quarter Cyr got away for a 70 yard jaunt. This made it I3-7 in our favor with 7 minutes left. On two great drives Old Town tied it up and scored the extra point to win. BREWER 32 MADISON I4 Madison was out-classed during most of the game but they never said die. They fought up to the last minutes when Flanagir got away on a kick-off for a TD. SKOWHEGAN I3 MADISON 7 This was a gamel Madison, a team who was supposed to get swamped, played its best game. They outplayed their opponents most of the game. Several times they were within the ten yard line but could not push it over because of bad breaks. Coach Speed of Skowhegan, said that Madison really played a terrific game. So ended the season of '55 but for some it will linger on. A word of praise goes to the fellows who stayed out the whole season and to those on the injury list. Good Luck next year! 46 Compliments of H. C. AMERIN, M. D. J C A3 ', N- ip f r f I ' r If I r r f. N . -' 'I ' , s ,,' ' w.:-11 lf' ar lr was Iv'lv ! FIRST ROW: A. Greenleaf, Mgrg R. Libby, R. Gilbert, J. Cody, Captaing R. Cyr, Captain, C. Flanagin, D. Goodchild, C. McGee, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Coach Richard, R. Houle, D. Curtis, I. Curtis, R. Adams, R, Sabol, F. Sabol, V. Meade, D. Chase. THIRD ROW: H. Hilton, Mgrg W. Tremblay, R. Veneziano, R. Boynton, E. Churchill, K. Blackwell, R. Brooks, F. LaFratta, G. Briggs, D. McQuarrie, R. Bolduc. . 'Kb i. 1 , M6540 .. Compliments of DR. ELI DARVEAU wesrbizilifrio ASSOCIATE STORE Madison, Maine Co-Capt. Bob Cyr recipient of 47 Most Valuable Player Award Wmadtcy Zcwketlczfl Coach Bryant F Sabol R Boynton R Humphreys C Cote C Baxter R Houle H Reid T Pelletier D Chase D Merrill B Hubbard Mgr I Cody Capt absent when picture was taken It was only two weeks before the first game when Coach Bryant was asked to take over the basketball team Everyone worked hard and the boys pulled along with the new coach to complete a good season Although they lost some heart breakers the team was always giving everything it had When the season ended Madison had won ll and lost 6 The schedule was as follows Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Hallowell Winslow Livermore Falls Hallowell Farmington Foxcroft Acad Skowhegan Fairfield Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Totals THE J R EMERY COMPANY 8 Wilton Williams Fairfield Foxcroft Rockland Skowhegan Farmington 44 870 pts ' 44 41 ' 57 ' eo ' 49 ' 46 ' 84 ' ' 46 Madison 70 Williams 37 Madison 67 Winslow 62 ' 49 ' 52 ' 42 ' ' 66 ' 51 44 ' 63 45 ' 43 ' 37 ' 45 60 ' 56 . 55 ' 59 65 ' 68 51 ' 66 ' ' 55 ' ' 59 T W- 96 Modison, Maine QW 2446621466 FIRST ROW L Caswell W Hayden D Chase T Pelletter C Baxter W Phlnney R Smxth Capt D Deroche SECOND ROW P Goodwm Mgr I Clark G Bnggs L LeCla1r V Meade D Chandler E St Peter G Tremblay R. McIntyre THIRD ROW R Currter N Walker C Qurmby T Fernald N Dean J Houle Coach Bensonwas absentwhen the plcture was taken The .TV s had a new coach th1s year also The squad worked together to g1Ve Mr Benson and M H S a good reason to be proud of them No matter how far ahead or behlnd M H S was they were always Mad1son W1nslow Mad1SOh Wllton Mad1son Llvermore Falls Mad1SOH W1ll1arns Mad1son Hallowell Mad1son W1nslow Mad1son Farnungton Mad1son Lawrence Mad1son Foxcroft Acad Mad1son Foxcroft Mad1son Skowhegan Mad1son Skowhegan Mad1son Lawrence Mad1SOH Farm1ngton49 FERNALD S MARKET Machson , Marne I I a credit to the school. I . ' ' 42 ' 45 ' 48 ' 38 . ' 47 ' 43 ' 50 ' ' 44 ' 65 17 ' 62 ' 45 ' 28 ' 33 ' 38 54 ' 84 . 45 ' 48 . 37 ' 44 42 ' 57 53 ' 36 38 ' 62 ' - - 49 FIRST ROW: R. Rubin, S. Viles, N. Charron, S. Witherall, C. Crowe. SECOND ROW: D. Cooper, E. Kachmar, E. Estes. Our cheerleaders this year were one of the best squads ever to represent Madison High. Under the fine leadership of Mrs. Bryant, they cheered at practically all of the football and basketball games. Dawn Cooper served for the second year as head cheerleader. Sandy Witherall moved to Lewiston in the middle of basketball season, but Janice O'Hara ably filled in for the rest of the year. The Home Ec. girls and Miss Lilley made new uniforms for the girls and the Jayvee squad acquired last year's suits. The cheerleaders made up many new cheers, one of the most popular being Madison Boys , sung to the tune of Dungaree Doll. MORTON MOTOR COMPANY 122 East Front Street Dial 79003 L3 Skowhegan, Maine ' P1 ff P'- Jgiza- .6- TQE ir FEE 50 f gil, Cadillac... Pontiac... G.A.A. ADVISORY BOARD SEATED: J. O'l-lara, D. Edgerly, Mrs. Bryant, B. Veneziana, M. Vining STANDING: C. Roy, G. Priest, I. Zangarine, M. Matthews, G. Edell, I Thomas, M. Wheeler, G. Dyer. Under the direction of the newly formed advisory board and Mrs. Bryant, the G.A.A. program swung into action in the new gym in October. Teams from the senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman classes participated in a volley-ball tournament, which was won by the seniors, after a hard fought battle. The juniors, sophomores, and freshmen placed Znd, 3rd, and 4th respectively. Tournaments in basketball, softball, and other sports are to be played later on in the year. A division of the G.A.A. program this year was the girl's varsity and jayvee basketball teams. The teams have played one home game with Skowhegan, with our varsity winning 38-29 and our jayvees taking their game 19-0. Another game was played at Skowhegan with Madison also winning both games. The varsity won their game 48-32. and the jayvees theirs 39-13. Other games scheduled are--two with Fairfield and possibly two with Winslow. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 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