Madison High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Madison, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

,',..1 .X ..--.A-.,,. , l , ' N , Y A PRESENTS YA waz, MADISON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL MADISON MAINE .7l1e Cfaaa O 558 4 , OPBWOPJ Perhaps, too soon, our high school days are over and our classmates and familiar school life are things of the past. If, in the future, this book can help to recall any treasured memories, it will have truly justified the effort expended in its Creation. Z ? me lCafl0Il ,354 I l , S , XM thc nllss of mmtun hundred and fiftx ewlut tlke prlde IH ded1cat mg tlllg odxtlon of the Bulldog to Nlr and Xlrs Bn mt Thev hfne been ulth us 1ll four of our vefzre fit Nhdl son H1 h School VX e slnccrvlx think thorn for thc hclp ind undcrstindlng thex hue ,qu en us Donnell Graham Principal Nellie Caldwell Secretary Alexander Richard Football Coach Physical Education Shirley Richard English Blanche Look Typing Commercial Dept. guyz Q -, Q 9 if P , -Wa Ll I 5'-A l 5 , rs. . 4 E ' , , 2 x Mg li 1: E A ' gn, , Vi 32:1 Bti A A f A E if t , I all x C' Y 'fa' S 3. l ,J E v ge IH CI' 3 if ga A ' , 4 .6.,,V,.:g.gi 1 .-7-pr M - 1 in ln X, . , YSX - . A gr' ' -4 R :- I yr' , 'c'lfg4hf ' Richard Grovo Industrial Arts Shop Math Grace Smith English Stanley Ferguson English Biology Ass't. Football Coach Peter Benson Algebra Trigonometry Driver Education Varsity Basketball Coach Barbara Penley Home Economics 5 Gerald Yerxa Agriculture Arthur Henderson Geometry Chemistry Physics Science Track Coach Gordon MacDonald Typing Business Math Bookkeeping John Clegg Band Elizabeth Brophy Chorus 1:4 ra 2 we ' 1 ao, 222i F5 1 X l ,gnu il y , 3 Francis Sabol, Betty Estes. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: jean Baker, Secretaryg Donald Chase, Presidentg Betty Estes, Vice-Presidentg Roger Findley, Treasurer. 'N 0I'l0l'5 D.A.R. candidate, Betty Estes BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Left to Right: Sybil Edwards, Bruce Ricker, Yvon Labbe, Clifton Quimby, -V3 5 ,vel 'I Lf' V I :AVA ,iz I je? l is 'X yffil' lj? N, W V ,A .,.. 6 7 eniord f 'M 'KF MARY ARSENAULT M ousy GENERAL F HA 1 2 3 Mary 1S a n1fty lass Who could have danced all mght VVhen she has a thmg to do Shes sure to do It rlght WILLARD BAGLEY Wally GENERAL L1brar1an 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Wrllard 1S a pmg pong champ He comes here from afar So hes always up to par IEAN BAKER Baker COMMERCIAL GA A 2 3 4 IV Basketball 3 V1ce Pres1dent of Commerc1al Club 4 Secretary of Sen1or Class 4 Bull S05 Staff 4 Sen1or Play 4 Lrbranan 4 Varsrty Basket a 4 jean IS known for her changmg ha1r And a popcorn seller too Very coy Lots of fun Shes a frrend to everyone KENNETH BILLINGS Sazls Chorus 3. Kenny 1S a country lad Always friendly never sad. He likes a girl in the Iunlor Yes Linda IS h1S only lass 8 He always gets h1s homework done Class. GENERAL ROLAND BELANGER Holly GENERAL Small ln sue llfge IH sprrlt He really IS 1 l0Vl1l lad Around the school hes llwiys helpful A lot of fun wlth hlm we ve had Senlor Play 4 DONALD CHASE Chase GENERAL Around the school he s known is Elvis In every sport he does excel Co captam of the footb 1ll te lm In my gime hes re 1lly swell Class Pres1dent3 4 Student C0llI'lC,ll 1 2 Footb lll 1 2 3 CoCapta1n 4 Football Klng 4 Baseb1ll2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Senlor Play 4 M Club 2 3 4 N 2 3 4 Freshman Sophomore In1t1at1on Commlttee ull oogm:-v-1-1 E 1'1'g..UJCC G -1 .f: was w ESV D' ,ern :1 25? Q 5553 3 PE E,,o 0 '2'Ez o:oQ 'C'JE'5:,-3 553g,':l.q?D -5... Q '3gEmO 5 O ME-gpg 5'11.1 -f-gigs :vb wflwg N -0- C1 -wfmm 3 .?.zsooO :3 Oo- rr--HSE' mg 4 'mmm 'efsim 9' 22-1 -U' G cn2'S o Elf .1 rn 2' fb-SACD A 59 3' E 02:9 O pi 5 3-ww 1-1 PAUL CLUKEY Vznny GENERAL Hes known to everybodv As one who loves h1s French But when lt comes to worklng Hes never on the bench Chorus 4 9 J W . CD V K4 .. ,. O ill C 1 . O. . I ' 39 H- ' I? A. 5 V . FV' f I C0 1-- . . 'T' ,, . O r Fl-I . . W ,. U3 . -4. In 'A - : l E . .. A g .. i . ' ' 77' ' 0- - . ' . 0 . , , .ff . ' h. .,. 'U' 1 ' : c., f-- - gg.: ,.. G . . - 1 a- - f - , - J- .. . h H 0- ' N ,.. I O : - . E 3. ' A D N N. . . A-,M A , . i 'A 'mul 'V .-- ' . : ,A . M 5 . . H ,. , . ,. 2 ww , -N - . .. ' -- l in--W W , Q L ' ,. fa ,, g ,- f 4 1 , '1 'Q 1 f 'Q VVILFORD DYER VVz EDGAR CLOUTIER Babe GENERAL Edgar came from Monmouth In h1s 1un1or year fp-' But hes so verv qu1et Rf WW You hardly know hes here IAMES DAMON Jimmy COLLEGE 1m IS a jolly soul Always full of fun 'QR If ever you crave an argument ,W He IS not the one to run f' Class Presldent 1 Publlc Speaklng 1 B1ble Club 1 fa an I , M , ,, fr Q' 1- ' ., X! Y ' ' 1 Xe W , u v .Q ll ' A , ' 7 p , , , , 1 5 1 fb - f ' U avi, , .. . ,, r Egg -Q L , ff . , , l 1 . . . ' . 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Hg A . 5 z z , 9 2 z . 5 -'7 1 1 Q 1 7 3 ' ff, Dramatrc Club 1 2 Debate Club 2 Key Club 2 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Sen1or Play 4 CLAUDETTE DUCAS Dugze GENERAL As a Cheerleader she IS hep Thrs grrl IS really full of pep If after school shes not around VV1th D1ck shes surely to be found CAA 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 Chorus 1 2 He1d JV Cheerleader 3 IV Basketball 3 Varslty Cheerle rder 4 Vars1ty Basketball 4 Yearbook Staff 4 COLLEGE VV1lford IS our drummer boy Of a lucky sort IS he He never has to settle for one glrl He alwavs has tvso or three Key Club 2 3 4 Key Club New England D1Stf1Ct Deleglte 3 Marne H1ghWay Safety Commlttce 4 Chorus 2 3 K V Chorus 3 Blnd 4 May Festlval 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 One Act Play 2 Semor Play 4 Ye xrbook Strif 3 4 L1br1r11n 3 Sprlng Concert 2 3 4 junlor Prom Commlttee 3 Chrrstmls Assembly 2 3 4 10 JOYCE EDCERLY CoxnuznC1AL ovce IS a pleasant glrl XX 1th llwavs '1 kmd word to say Wherever she goes or wh ltcver she does Max shc llwzys rm mam this ww Yearbook Staff 3 Commcrcul Club 4 Yclrbook St iff PATRICIA EDCERLY Edge COMMERCIAL In an ofllce shell be seen ,KY Of the future you need not worry For thlS lble secret lry W F HA 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Commerclal Club 4 Bull dog Staff 4 ASS1St1I'lt Edltor of Ye irbook St IH SYBIL EDXVARDS Sybzl COLLEGE She IS known for her curly halr Of honors ln school she gets her share And 1n her future we all agree Plenty of success for her there ll be F H A 1 Blble Club I Dramatlcs Club 2 Freshman In1t11t1on Commlttee 9 Student Councll 9 Chorus I 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 KV Chorus 1 9 Band 2 3 4 Student Dlrector Executlve Band 4 K V Band 3 4 All St ltc 3 4 May Fest1v1l 1 2 3 4 Composlte Chor us 9 Composltc Band 3 Exchmge Concert Sololst 9 Clrls State 3 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Llbrarlm 4 One Act Plav 3 Semor Play 4 C A A Basketblll 3 C -X A 4 Co News Reporter 3 4 Iumor Prom Decoratlng Commlttee 3 Delegate to Nlame Hlghwly Safety Councll 4 Chrlstmas Assembly 3 4 ELIZABFTH ESTES Betty COLLEGL Betty our cheerleader can do the spht Known for her styles shes verv sllck She wrltes to ohn most every dav But what she wrltes she wlll not sly Dramatlcs Club 9 Freshman Imtutlon Commlttec 9 Yearbook Stiff 4 Semor Pllv 4 JIIIIIOI' Prom Com mlttec 3 Chccrlerdcrl 7 3 4 Held 4 V Blsket bil 3' Varsity B'1sketb'1ll 4- C.A.A. I 9 3 -1- cc President I 9 3 4' Cirls Stfxte 3' Co-News Reporter 3 4' Skowhegan Rally I 9 3 4- Football ucen 4. 11 aloe I . , Y. 1 1 ' 1 C I C n 7 , , . . A . 1 y . ' f X 1 z 2 ' ' al . ' ' g 2 5 L L . .. ,, A A I Rf Patty IS a typlst keen, , . a 7 7 z ' 1 . . . U. . - 7 7 7 7 7 , . . . , , , C g-I, A-I, , 7 7 7 7 ' ' 9 9-47 7 7 7 7 7 ' ' Q 7 . s . . ' . . -' - 9 a 7 ' 9 1 Q 1 .Q A ' 1 ' 1 -:Q 7 7 9 C 1 I , , . . . . , .. . . - Y . l 1 ' 7 7 7 , I 7 Y ' a .. ,, 4 , 5 1 in . 9 7 7 , . I ., ' f :z . 1 1 D 5 . - . . -I ' . 1 . .., . .., L , 1.1 , ' ' s - 1 m l 1 ' ' xf - - ' ' - . , t , .., , , . , . . .ll ., . . . , , .., , , V1 - I x 7 'd7 7 7 L ' 3 , 9 3 5 'Q 1 7 4 lil .an ' ww' THEODORE FERNALD Teddy GENERAL As a tall red head he IS known A Clarmet by h1m IS blown Always a sm1le always a laugh Could joan be h1s better half? IV Basketball 2 Varslty Basketball 2 Band 4 Base ball 1 KV 1 Festlval 1 2 ROGER FINDLEY Hog COLLEGE Roger IS short and rather small But h1s heart and soul are blggest of all He 1S ready to help 1n any need Always there wlth some kmd deed Class Treasurer 1 2 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Blble Club 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 KV Chorus 4 IV Basketball Manager 3 One Act Play 2 Semor Play 4 Freshman Imtlatlon Com m1ttee 2 Yearbook Staff 4 May Festlval 1 2 Composlte Chorus 2 Chr1stmas Assembly 2 3 4 PETER GOODWIN Pete COLLEGE Peter 1S a carefree guy H15 worrles are so few We often wonder why Don t you? Baseballl 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Basketball Manager M 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 MARY HILTON Mary COLLEGE Mary 1S an attractlve lass Wlth always somethlng to say And we can say that we enjoyed Her be1ng w1th us each day F HA 1 Dramatlcs Club 1 2 Freshman In1t1at1On Commlttee 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 KV Chorus 4 May Festlval 1 2 3 4 Asslstant Yearbook Edrtor 3 Edl tor 4 Central Ma1ne Electrlcal Pr1ze Contestant 1 Class Reporter to Bulldog 2 Cha1rman Iumor Prom Comm1ttee 3 Chr1stmas Assembly 1 2 3 Debate Club 2 Semor Booth 4 Student Councll 4 12 Q. ff ,Q ' 7 . 9 7 7 - - 4 i ' 4 5 - S 5 a - V ,'V-' cc n Q, . . is. f - , ' 7 K -5 n w-3' . . 7 l VX g. 9 9 7 2 a P I J y 'Lg a 7 s a A 5 . . g .. . g S S ' G at 1 , 4 Q 1 , , 3, 44 ' Iunlor Prom Comm1ttee 35 Sprmg Concert 1, 2, 3, 4g 3 3 I S 7 a - ff v 7 3 nf' ' , if gli 3 ' 7 Z 7 5 5 Off' 1 7 ' .Q , ' ' ac n 5 1 lg-. F. 1, , V J' At l 1 ' g 5 7 7 7 l 1 ' l'-k rf 1 7 7 JP , 3 Q I 4. se. LW' Ji THELMA Jo KING Cheyenne, COLLEGE J- 533' Thelma Io King is a merry soul WVho smiles from morning to dark To be a nurse IS her rdmlrrble goal And she lives in the town of St lrks FHA 1 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 1 9 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 4 YVON LABBE F renchy COLLEGE From Canada this boy did stray da Thats why hes here today YVe re very glad that he d1d come Since this lad IS lots of fun One Act Play 9 Key Club 3 4 Basketb 111 3 Semor Play 4 JOHN LAWRENCE Iohnny GENERAL He walks a mile for Pattys smlle A young man with a horn IS he He plays h1s trumpet in the band And always has 1 helping hand Bible Club 1 Chorusl 2 3 4 Blndl 9 3 4 Elst ern Maine Chorus 1 2 3 4 KV Chorus 1 9 3 4 All State Chorus 3 4 Key Club 4 Yearbook Stall 4 PATRICIA LeBLANC a COMNiERCIAI. Pattv friend to everyone Her life will be so fair. Though a typist she might become A diamond soon shell wear. C.A.A. 1 9- Chorus 1 9- F.H.A. 1' Yearbook Staff 3' Commercial Club 4- Senior Play 4' Bulldog Staff 4. 13 22:49 A 'NJ 1 '7 vayifw- DONNA LOIN GLEY COLLLCL A shx glfl IS Donm Longlex A mus1ca1 member of NI1d1son H fl I 7 15,1 XX hen 1n une she 1S '1 rid g u1te To Bermudfx she mu HV GAA 9 3 4 Ch orus 3 4 Yelrbook Stlff 3 KV Chorus 4 Semor P113 4 JV B1sketb1ll4 JOHN MATTHEVVS GhxhRAL john IS 1 fr1end1y bo Y XV1th 1 sml Mr IC upon h1s flee Sometlmes he Works upon old olrs A nd sometunrs m lkcs thnm rlce B1b1e Club 1 Baseball 1 Chorus 3 SHERVVOOD MCKENNEY Sl mrwood GENERAI Sherwood to East 1X41d1SOH goes Th e re lson you 111 must know We if There h1s Gladys he does meet N'--11' are www!! Every evenlng of the Week Yearbook Staff 4 VVILLIAM PRICE 1 GENERAL B111y to th1s school d1d co me To be It that C 111forn11 sun Kno f Wn or ll1S very curly ha1r Is thlS boy W1tl1Ol1t a clre 14 CLIFTON B QUIMBY Czff AGRICULTURAL Basketbrll IS Clrftons game And IH It he his gfuned some fame He xx orks hard IH school thats plaln to see A commuter from the town of St lrks IS he Blsketblll I 7 3 Vrrsltv 4 Intermurll Blsket ball 1 '7 3 4 Blsebllll 7 Track 3 Bovs Stlte 3 FFA 9 3 4 Sent1nel3 FFA Presldent 4 ASSlStlI1t Football Manager 4 BRUCE RICKER COLLEGE Bruce IS our scxentrst star Of th1s world hell take good care But m school as a rule He has a quret a1r Transferred from North Anson Academy Kev Club 3 4 Ndt1OHdl Honor Socxety 3 M une Sclence Fur Physlcs Award 3 RICHARD ROBERTS Dick When you see Dxck Roberts You usually see a grm And just for th1s same reason The people flock round hrm Hrs greatest l1f6S deslre Is to coach some fine school team And once he gets them started Hell keep them on the beam COLLEGE Transferred from Could Academy Football 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 CoCapta1n 3 4 'VI Club 3 4 Key Club 4 Senror Play 4 hawk awww I -Q., hr IAINICE ROCKWELL Mousy GENERAL A' WM Ilmce rs a httle lass One of the shortest rn the class , She has a smlle for everyone Her blg blue eyes ire full of fun S4 FHA 1 Nflajorette 3 4 Senror Plav 4 Xiu Festrval 15 ,? fw- iguknv '4 '7 I y cc l. v I 1 Y V C f , 2 1 . o 7 u 3 7 , 1 1. l . , f I.V. z L , L., g z 5 g 1 2 - -ff , '- 1 '1 1 1 4 L 1 -'Q K , 4 1 ' . . . ..., , g g . . . g 2 c c c . 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Smlttx lb 1 I 1kewood Rc 51dent And o11r Student Counul Presldent In spolts mth g1rIs we rc here to ttll ,4 Olll 1111111111 surtlv docs exu1 Footb1111 7 3 4 V B1skcth11l1 7 3 B15ch111 1 3 4 M C111b 2 3 4 Student Counul 3 Presldent 4 PRISCILI A STRANC 11.5 GLNERAL To jorn the n1vy 15 PI'lSLl11dS 11m Th15 Im sure xx ou1d hrlng her flme XIV 1c1ous sp 1rk11ng 1nd cheerful too VV1thout her what would Bobby do? FHA 1 7 3 4 Df1mlt1LC11lb1 CAA 1 '7 3 4 Choru5 1 7 3 4 MW Fest1v.111 7 3 4 Senlor P11V 4 IV B15keth 111 3 V'1r51ty B1sketb111 4 Skowhegm Rally 4 BARBARA TAYLOR Barb GENERAL B1rh1r1 IS 1 frlendly 1.155 Knovsn bv everyone ln her c1155 Shes 1150 known to be qllltfi t111 VVh1ch doesnt bother her at all 16 EDNVIN THEBARCE CFNERAL As Teib lg thlS bov IS known The baseball field 1n sprmg IS hrs home Across the brld e throu h snow and sleet QS? 'id v-17 S Z-I He travels d.11ly hls classmates to meet Basketball 1 3 4 NORITA TURNER Rzta GENERAL Rlta halls from the town of Starks A pretty glrl IS she u1et and sweet a n1ce glrl to meet To that we ll all agree FHA 1 2 3 4 Usher at Class Nlght 3 One Act --4' Play 3 Sen1or Play 4 MARIANE VININC GENERAL In sports Marlane sure does well As a frlend you bet she s swell Always laughter ne er a tear Whenever Marlane IS near GAA 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 Basketball2 3 4 NORMAN WALKER AGRICULTURE Norman has a car that runs If 1ts tuned yust rlght .ff 1:- f Then to Starks he does come ff' Most every nlght F F A 17 c Q . , . I . . , fl 7 7 ' Y f t ac . nn v ' f . . ' x ,L , 4 2 , . , Lenl If li l 6 I sa s aaa 3 ' , - , . u , . , . . l W' 1 ' ' ' 9 s 7 1 ' ' ' Q 1 a ' , Q ly 'AN 5' l T 1 3 I . I 1 V ' I l' A ERIK WALTER Skeet GENERAL FFA 1 2 3 4 Dev Club 2 Sen1or Play Stage Hand 4 Erlk 1S a tall bold lad and a farmer true rt seems Hed rather be a farmer lad than one of soc1al means DEANNA WARD W ardze COMMERCIAL FHA 1 B1bleClubl Chorus 1 2 3 4 KV Chorus 2 3 4 Mav Fest1val1 2 3 4 All State 4 Skowhegan Rally 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Bull dog Staff 4 Semor Play 4 Usher at Graduatlon and Classmght 3 Composlte Chorus 2 Student Councll 4 Half of raven cheeks of red Much for th1s g1rl can be sa1d Her slnglng vo1ce she plans to tram And someday she w1ll ga1n great fame MARY ELLEN WHEELER COMMERCI AL GAA 1 2 3 4 FHA 1 2 IV Cheerleader 2 Skowhegan Rally 3 4 Varslty Cheerleader 4 Year book Staff 4 Sen1or Pl ty 4 Bulldog Staff 4 Varslty Basketball 4 Marv a cheerleader IS She really IS qu1te neat Wlth thlS no1sy Wh1Z Other teams we ll surely beat SIMONE WHITE COLLEGE Majorette 2 3 Head 4 CA A 1 2 4 Dramatlcs Club 1 Sen1or Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Candldate for Football Queen 4 Mmstrel Show 2 lfxchange Con cert 2 May Fest1val1 2 3 4 Skowhegan Rally 3 4 Slmone a born comedlenne F1lls every room wxth laughter Mayorette so serene and Well hear of her ever after 18 IDEAL MADISON GIRL Hair - Priscilla Strang Eyes - Barbara Taylor Complexion - Jean Baker Athletic Ability - Marianne Vining Pep - Simone White Poise - Sybil Edwards Personality - Laura Clement Dancing Ability - Betty Estes Smile - Deanna YVard Talents - Betty Estes Wit - Thelma Jo King Brains - Mary Hilton Teeth - Deanna Ward Height - Janice Rockwell Dependability - Pat Edgerly Patience - Donna Longley Neatness - Pat LeBlanc Manners - Sybil Edwards Quietness - Joyce Edgerly Friendliness - Claudette Dugas IDEAL MADISON BOY Hair - Billy Price Eyes - Paul Clukey Complexion - John Matthews Pep - James Damon Poise - Francis Sabol Personality - Richard Smith Dancing Ability - Teddy Fernald Smile - Yvon Labbe Talents -- John Lawrence Wit - Richard Roberts Brains - Bruce Ricker Teeth - Francis Sabol Height - Clifton Quimby Dependability - Roger Findley Patience - VVillard Bagley Neatness - VVilford Dyer Manners - Peter Goodwin Quietness - Eric NValters Friendliness - Kenneth Billings Athletic Ability - Donald Chase i ame Mary Arsenault Wrllard Bagley jean Baker George Bartlett Roland Belanger Kenneth Blllmg Donald Chase Laura Clement Edgar Cloutner Paul Clukey james Damon Claudette Dugas Wnlford Dyer Joyce Edgerly Patncla Edgerly Sybll Edwards Elizabeth Estes Theodore Femald Roger Fmdley Peter Goodwm Mary I-Illton Thelma Io Kmg Yvon Labbe John Lawrence Donna Longley John Matthews Sherwood McKenny Wllllam Price Cllfton Qulmby Bruce Rlcker Rxchard Roberts Iamce Rockwell Francis Sabol Rnchard Smith Pnscnlla Strang Barbara Taylor Edwm Thebarge Nonta Tumer Marlanne Vmmg Norman Walker Enk Walter Deanna Ward Mary Wheeler Simone Whnte PLZ? 055e55l0Il Herman Lunch Bag Black nmmed Classes My Car My Car Lmda My Hot Rod My chewmg gum Cultar Cultar Wmstons Dlck F rlendsp My Blcycle Money My Scrapbook ohn My Rllle My fI'1CI'ldllI18SS??p None My money PlCtL1I'6S of Cheyenne Part of Anson Bank Account Duke My braxns Gladys My blg feet Clean athlet1c stockmgs Fly Hshmg equxpment My ab1l1ty to Hb and keep a stra1ght face Charlle My nose My double ch1n Bob DeLong My fox terrler dog My guns Harvey Kendall Luce ar Tractor Plctures of Pat Boone Black corduroy sports jacket Teddy Bear 20 P119 eeue My Brother Nolsy Classroom None Washmg d1shes Sputmk My mother shoppxng Cettmg my ears pulled A sophomore glrl School Housework Certam Sen1ors Walk to School Always broke School Takmg tests 1n Shorthand Always loslng thlngs People vv1thout school spmt Bemg called Fern1e Always broke Sputmk Bemg told what to do Homework Walkxng VVOrk Cettmg up IH the mormng Cant have farmly car Llars Sputruk Bemg called Hotdog Workmg Boys who steal My bus dr1ver Dlcks l1es H lvlng my ears pulled People that brag To have thmgs go wrong Early to r1se To go to bed and to get up Washmg blackboards Detent1on Hlstory Clvmg up my gum Walkmg upstaxrs Gomg to bed early I 9 e Patricia LeBlanc Collection of Don's letters Not able to chew gum in school C . pl glrloreaacon It fractures me None Dont Holy Cow Hound Dog Holy Toledo lust a m1nor thlng I guess you know Dog gone lt all None Censored Not really Theres fr1ct1on there Gee XNYTIIZ Hey G1zmal Oh for heavens sake Stupld Lets go Daddy Oh Do you thmk thats mee? Daddy cool You guys Wowl Oh my goshl I'l1 never try Ohl Sugar Thats dlsgustmg Thats whats the matter Crazy Dad Afrard not My soul just a rmnor thmg Dont be r1d1cu1ous Oh Sugar Censored That w11l be the day Confounded thmg Son of a gun Oh yea Gees um None Who da thunk It Ohl Sugarfoot Oh Heck Oh F 1ne jfll-0 .!4lnLlll0ll Get marrled None Be a secretary Get mamed Mechan1c To become a radlo or TV repauman Put Thurston H111 on U S map Prwate Secretary Navy State Pohceman To own a new Oldsmob11e or to be a Hlstory teacher Work 1n F1or1da Medlcal Professron Get out of school Execuuve Secretary To go down m Hlstory Four years of college and then get marned To play basketball wxthout 1I'l1l11'16S To teach Enghsh To play baseball for the Red Sox Nurse To be a psychratnst Sargeant 1n Mr Natlonal Guard To be a pr1vate secretary A1rl1nes Stewardess Be a mecharuc Mechan1c Undeclded To teach Agrlculture To be able to ret1re at 30 To play baseball when I get out of school Get marned To enter a servlce academy To see Dagmar Be successful To be a prachcal nurse To earn a mxlhon To go to Europe To be successful Navy Successful farmer To become a smger Be a secretarv To be a nurse 21 O l C 0 ff 1 li CK 9, . , . . , . It's those little men Get 3 13.5, deg,-ee , . 7 Y WW N, Ai N u N 5 .V Z ts J g 4' 7 fu X! Xi- Ml'I.6!Ql'C!a6:5l'l'l2l'l idssek fam JKJX ? H ZX 23 1l'i?ilT'rV?:,, 1 'D NN Ny Q5 -DEX Q y S' x 5 Bax W 5 J, X ' X. 1: fwyit K First Row: C. Karter, C. Cooper, C. Clark, D. Boardman, B. Putman, G. Welch, I. Barbeau C. Demko, F. Thebarge, D. Rackliffe. Second Row: R. Cookson, G. Edell, S. Roy, M. Stolt, F. Elias, H. Blais, S. Vignault, I. Ven- tresco, I. Cyr. Third Row: M. Johnson, M. Lagasse, P. Wallace, P. Clark, M. Veneziano, E. Goodwin, N Philips, G. Dyer. Fourth Row: K. Hall, C. O'Donnell, L. Ward, A. Lancaster, Mr. Benson. G. Dyer, Treasurer S. Roy, Secretary Currier, President Cooper, Vice-President First Row: G. Tremblay, T. Pellitier, D. DeRoche, H. Hilton, W. Hayden, I. Houle, D Chandler, M. Labbe, R. Currier, C. Briggs. Second Rou, A S ncer D NlcCue R Veneziano W Sault s D McKenn R H ': .pe ,.. ,. ' , . e,. ey,,. enry,D McQuarrie, J. Boyle, R. Smith, W. Corson, L. LeClair. Third Row: Mr. Bryant, R. Meade, R. Spaulding, H. Mellows, H. Quimby, L. Redmond, R Shibley, I. Creamer, L. McKenney, I. Turner, C. Thompson, D. Bolduc. --v-if -:anuiilg :PL ' n A 'API' H H, f X i 5 'ie- ' QU' x F Y QQ, wr C' ' MW Ci v-'Q' W 7 v First Row: D. Merry., C. Savage, B. NVeese, S. Bowring, A. Begin, M. MacLeod, C. Poulin, P. Beaulieu, R. Daigle, D. White. Second Row: C. Hagopian, H. Lahbe, M. Clark, M. Austin, S. Huggins, A. Moody, D. Chamherland, L. Quimhy, K. Parlin, S. Redmond. Third Row: D. Perkins, 1. Duplissis, G. Flaherty, M. Larson, G. Brown, C. Paine, S. Brown, H. Barker, I. Greenleaf, I. Moore. Fourth Row: Mr. Reynolds, C. Heald, K. Cooper, L. O'berg, S. Edell, M. LeBlanc, M. Walk- er, R. Harding, M. Goodrich, M. Priest. gttgllllllliillllllllllllllllll , i , , , 3 P. Beaulieu, Secretary V ff -A . ' 30,0 Oman, M. Austin, Vice-President Q ' ' 'Ill- D. YVhite, President R. Daigle, Treasurer K p ' First Row: P. Curtis, E. Estes, F. Buzzell, R. Peters, G. O'Donnell, R. Stickney, G. Matthews, R. Cook, L. Serencha, G. Pierpont, R. Pierpont, E. Beaulieu, B. Williams. Second Row: E. Gray, R. VVithee, XV. Clement, J. Demers, I. Holt, R. Currier, R. Edgerly, A. Ward, P. Nichols, M. Graham, C. Dow, D. McKenny, D. Mantof. Third Row: Mr. Grovo, D. Christopher, L. Coro, R. Bartlett, A. Rowe, R. Kirk, G. Thomp- son, L. Sterry, R. Clark, D. Arsenault, L. Adams, G. Churchill, Mr. Henderson. Fourth Row: M. Glazier, NV. Bagley, G. Collins, A. Coro, R. Boynton, M. Oliver, G. DeMer- chant, L. Begin, D. Arsenault, M. Rogers, C. Messer, L. Edwards. 1' ri FPS? vw in l FRESHMAN GIRLS First Row Mrs Smith S VVeese L Ventresco I Ollver M Quimby C Preble E Th b L Whittxmore M Withee L Waugh C Preble e arge Second Row G Luce C Labun S Luce E Dupont S Vignault A Viles S Y K oung Serencha M Smith I Snell Third Row D Cordon A Locke Nl Bosworth L Bowrmg M Bolduc D Sproul E Bownng D Daggett D Arsenault C, Arsenault O Saunders Fourth Rau L Burns P Blfllllll j Hcmltrson j luught K Fogg, S Ktllx lN l'lll'lllSll Mrs Richard Left to Rzght E Dupont A. Vlles I. Henderson FRESHMAN BOYS First Row: T. Vigneault D. DeLong L. Turcotte D. LeBlanc G. Turgeon C. Libby L Worster A. Snell N. Siriois T. DeRoche B. Perkins C. Mantor K. Tripp. Second Row: I. Harding R. Murray F. Gilbert 1. McQuarrie I. Dyer S. Sawyer M. Boyle W. Clough L. McGee A. St. Peter P. Sirois R. Ward L. Gordon. Third Row W Blsho A : . ' p .Matthieu C. Bqgley E. Perkins C. Mellows E. Bradley E. St. Peter R. Flah r ' ' e ty I. Dupl1se'1 A. Bisson D. Henderson D. Johnson R. Dupont. Fourth Row: Mr. Ferguson R. Com R. Dou5,l'1s XV. Moore V. Iovell R. Edge-rly F. C'1r rigan R. Berry D. Adams A. Blair E. Lahti. Fifth Row: R. Nelson I. Charron M. Baker K. Brown A. Carrigan R. VVilliams R. Withee W. Vining W. Smith D. Murray N. Miller G. Rackliffe. ,x .gli SQ Jw S Luce P05 lnell 611515215 27 ell ,pp 1 Studious, aren,t we! It happened here. 28 -rg ff 1 '1 .-1 ak-5 AJ will K V lf Happy at Y Anopheles or Tsetse fly work ..'-,fad-f-' vim, Q t. Dia on I ,J fy. I premme you know this is the Louisiana Purchase Sociology Class Love and Marriage xg! 4 1 I 'l -an ., um 30 in Hwy, ,, v,, -Q K. f I as - Is it a net profit or a net loss? 35-W And a click, click, click ..,.,..! , .fb T47 .4 Q iff .1 59, P fx ,f F-an Ii we all must go sometime X, the unknown uv .-ai' L '3- Parlez-vous francais? The more you study the more you know? ft 1- ,rv LMAIAN S 33 ,NXXKWJ t S To stop-press this For better living f?9Z'PQliTY 2 ' i q ms ffl t.. s :la rw an uv -11 ,... za z E z cu 9 A N15 6 'S- Q4 , , 34 Q.-. '42' ' VVith grease and paint, she'lI make like she ain't A buzz of the saw, a pound of the hammer. I Lv 2 11' 9' ff , I I -2, - :gp a M , 241 1., M V . A vxx . 'ee 'v X.-g V. e . XY 1 lf H il -4 e - If 35 Exercise, Exercise, watch me do my exercise Set it up and pass it 36 .fdcfiuified f' Q Q X. X8 , Q M' M 37 if W! X X ' ' ' 1 X ' NX J V U N X T ,ij X X f 3 ,f51' X! ,A VNU'-, X X gf' XM Du ' 'U x X- tx 9 f fl ' , X ' V ' X xl ,- N ' K ff 'D Q '., f ' ' V x1 x V X f X - ' .. ,Q .J .1 A .. .11 Ft Q 2' H U 9 V . wi S gr 14. l , wg 4,4-. -N 435.5 X, ,,..Y,,,5i YEARBOOK STAFF First Row: M. Wheeler, L. Clement, M. Labbe, M. Hilton, Mr. MacDonald, P. Edgerly, I. Lawrence, C. Dyer. Second Row: T. King, D. Ward, I. Cyr, S. White, S. Edwards, M. Lagasse, E. Goodwin, M. Veneziano, I. Edgerly, S. Roy, B. Estes, C. Dugas, R. Findley. Third Row: W. Bagley, D. DeRoche, G. Trembley, W. Dyer, R. Smith, S. McKenny, I. Damon. ....4.,.,i swf Editor in Chief Mary Hilton Assistant Editors Patricia Edgerly-Marcelle Labbe Advertising Editors Wilford Dyer-Sherwood McKenny-Mary Veneziana- Elaine Goodwin-Danny Deroche-John Lawrence-Glen Tremblay Business Managers Senior Statistics Sports Editors Literary Editors Typists Ioyce Art Editor Advisor Laura Clement-Ioanne Cyr Willard Bagley-Roger Findley-Sybil Edwards- Betty Estes-James Damon Richard Smith-Claudette Dugas Thelma jo King-Simone White Suzanne Roy-Mary Lagasse-Deanna Ward- Edgerly-Mary Ellen Wheeler-Gloria Dyer-john Lawrence Denise Chamberlain Mr. MacDonald f ,sw ,.-sol' COMMERCIAL CLUB First Row: M. Wheeler, I. Baker, Miss Look, L. Clement, P. LeBlanc. Second Row: P. Edgerly, D. Ward, I. Edgerly. ommerciaf This year the Commercial Club has been very active. We have had as guest speakers, Mrs. Barbara Bourne, Mr. Gordon MacDonald, and Mr. Gerald Yerxa. We attended the Somerset County Court in January, and visited offices in the courthouse. Our annual visitation of business establishments in Madison is scheduled for April. We are again offering our annual scholarship for a deserving Senior planning to attend a Maine College. The members of the Commercial Club also publish the Bulldog once every month. The paper contains school news, jokes, coming events, editorials, and student contributions. The paper prints special issues with honorary editors and staff from the respective classes. 39 Q1-P' -V ,,,,o449b-,K First Row: D. YVard, F. Sabol, R. Smith, L. Clement, R. Veneziano, C. Karter. Second Row: M. Hilton, K. Cooper, A. Snell, R. Cook, I. Knight, M. Clark, S. Young, C. Hall. Third Row: I. Dyer, T. Pelletier, D. Christopher. .sjfuolenf Counci The Student Council met in October and elected the following officers: Vice- President, Robert Veneziano, Treasurer, Francis Sabolg Secretary, Laura Clement. Richard Smith was elected President by the Student Body. XVe voted to have more members in the Student Council so an addition of eight members over previous years was added. The projects we have undertaken to raise money this year are record hops, sock hops after the home basketball games, and we also sold sodas at the home games. Our latest project is a May Day which will consist of different events and end with a Coronation of king and queen. Most of the money raised this year was turned over to the Athletic fund. fl 2, :ps gm, xx lt ,I Ulf' F I II WH!! K ' ent, R. Veneziano. ' if E . .I. 4.1.5-- '-N A W V First Row: F. Sabol, R Smith L Clem I 1 ,,, 4.4 it v X l Sabol. President Findley. Secretary . Chandler, Vice President Trembley, Treasurer nj 94 1, 1 T .. S - -'11--1------T-W 'l iw First Row: A. Richard, P. Goodwin, C. Trcmlvley, F. Salvol, D. Chandler, R. Findley, XV. Dyer, I. Lawrence. Second Row: 1. Damon, B. Rickcr. NI. Lahlve, D. Dcroche, H. Hilton, R. Roberts, A. XVard, Rl. Graham, B. Saulters, l.. Fdxvarcls. R. Cook. Third Row: T. Pclliticr, Y. Labhc, j. Iloulc, C. Mathews, D. McQuarrie, D. Christopher, C. Dcmers. ji. Je., cm The Key Club, under the supervision of Mr. Richard, our faculty advisor, and Mr. Benson, our Kiwanis Advisor. had a very profitable year. Several projects have been undertaken and completed. These projects included a car wash, Christmas Assembly, baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas, a Model Kiwanis Meeting, and several others. Several members attended the New England District Convention in Boston. ,Ts . XY' f!b 'X wr' sf 7' ,X LIBRARIANS Left to Right: W. Hayden, C. O'Donnell, L. Begin. Front, S. Edwards, D. Mary. Front, I. Baker, W. Bagley. Front, Miss Look, M. LeBlanc, S. Edell, L. Quimby, C. O Donnell. of i drary The Madison High School Library is in use from morning until night-8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., for the many students doing reference work, reading books, maga- zines and newspapers, and especially after school for those desiring a quiet corner to study. The annual library orientation classes were conducted early in the year by Miss Look, school librarian. About fifty books, both fiction and non-fiction, have been added to the library since September. 42 5 It 'a- png' .xggigyago xl., S If A fl A SENIOR PLAY First Row: S. Edwards, F. Sabol, M. Hilton, Mr. Ferguson. Second Row: R. Findley, P. Strang, D. Roberts, D. Ward. Third Row: B. Estes, M. Wheeler, I. Damon, W. Dyer. Fourth Row: T. King, I. Rockwell, P. Goodwin, I. Baker. Fifth Row: W. Price, R. Belanger, Y. Labbe, S. White. jhe .shnior pfay The Line of Scrimmage was successfully presented the evening of February 15, 1958. A matinee was hold in the afternoon of February 13, 1958 for the Iunior High students. The play, a comedy, revolves around the star football player, who failed one test to cheat on another, thus causing dissension between the school Eoard, accrediting association and the principal. It all turns out for the best, owever. THE CAST Madge Collins Sybil Edwards Stanley Grappleneusky Dick Roberts Mr. Morrison Francis Sabol Ruby Dinway Priscilla Strong Coach Horsley james Damon Clyde Farris Peter Goodwin Harry Donaldson Wilford Duer Miss Hooker Mary Ellen Wheeler Perry Winman Roger Findley Miss Harlowe Thelma Io King Miss Keefer Mary Hilton Ken Yoon Labbe Mrs. Buris Betty Estes june Ianice Rockwell Mrs. Warner Iean Baker Millie Simone White Miss Gamn Deanna Ward Student Patricia LeBlanc BAND First Row: I. Meade, I. Charron, S. Sawyer, A. Lancaster, L. Bowring K Fogg W. Dyer gecind Row: S. Edwards, G. Bisson, M. Johnson, T. Fernald, G. O'Dohnell, J. Henderson,.A. ne . Third Row: C. Heald, D. Polis, M. Bosworth, M. McLeod, S. Huggins, V. Caldwell, T. De- Roche, D. Boardman. foilsrtig Row: C. Hall, K. Parlin, J. Dyer, D. Henderson, I. Lawrence, D. Sawyer, L. Adams, l. u ay. Fifth Row: R. Meade, C. O'Donnell, D. Chandler, L. Edwards, L. Bishop, C. Hibbard, I. Cyr, S. McLeod. Band Under the direction of Mr. John Clegg, the band had a very eventful year. They played at all football games, the Spring Concert, the Pops Concert, the Senior Play, and the Eastern Maine Music Festival. An exchange concert was arranged with Ipswich, Massachusetts. Representatives of the band played in the Kennebec Valley Band and the All State Band. The Madison Band Boosters bought a new piano for the school. BAND First Row: G. O'Donnell, S. Edwards, J. Henderson, M. johnson, G. Bisson. Second Row: R. Meade, M. McLeod, C. Heald, C. Hall. Third Row: C. O'Donnell, D. Chandler, S. Huggins, I. Cyr. First Row: K. Fogg, M. Smith, A. Viles, D. Longley, Miss Brophy, C. Poulin, A. Begin, I. Knight, E. Dupont. Second Row: D. White, S. Young, N. Hamish, O. Saunders, P. Strang, G. Brown, S. Ed- wards, C. 0'Donnell, M. MacLeod, I. Henderson. Third Row: D. Ward, I. Snell, I. Lawrence, W. Dyer, R. Peters, P. Sirois, R. Findley, M Hilton. CLOI' ua The chorus has met twice each week, under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Brophy. They have participated in the Spring Concert and May Festival. Miss Brophy selected six delegates to attend Kennebec Valley Chorus and four to at- tend All State Chorus. Left to Right: D. Longley, M. Hilton, D. White, D. Ward, R. Findley, I. Lawrence. TX fx. L -9 ,, , Q KQV? ffzf.ef . . if. 'i WM . ,M , if Y f ' , ,elif 2 'fi A fi seav i All .1 . f l ' ,J ' 1 my , , H .. ff ' A LA', A ,.,, . s F.H.A. First Row: A. Saunders, H. Labbe, S. Huggins, P. Beaulieu, S. Roy, Mrs. Penley, D. White, E. Dupont, I. Greenleaf, C. O'Donnell, C. Poulin, D. Gordon, M. Larson, A. Begin, I. Knight, G. Flaherty, S. Luce, M. Bolduc, N. Hamish, G. Arsenault, D. Arsenault, R. Harding, M. Goodrich, P. Barbeau, I. Ventresco, E. Bowring, D. Dagget, S. Kelly, G. Brown, S. Brown, M. Arsenault, S. Edell, N. Tumer, M. Clark, M. Austin, M. johnson, C. Heald, M. Withee, L. Waugh, L. Whittemore, C. Fogg, S. Young, D. Sproull, I. Snell, M. Smith, A. Lancaster, C. Serencha, S. Vigneault. SZJJJJ. The F.H.A., Future Homemakers of America, has 43 members. The advisor is Mrs. Penley. To raise money, we held a food sale and put on a dance. Our main event for this year was helping the Key Club with the Thanksgiving baskets. Q ff F.H.A. OFFICERS I. Greenleaf, H. Labbe, Mrs. Penley, S. Roy, P. Beaulieu. 46 K 'jnluulll Y 1 . .L ee . el First Row: C. Thompson, B. Williams, E. Walters, C. Quimby, K. Luce, H. Quimby, C. D . Sechvdsd Row: D. McKenny, N. Walker, C. DeMerchant, C. Churchill, D. Mantor, R. Berry. Third Row: R. Kirk, I. Tumer, R. Clark, W. Vining, W. Smith, I. Mantor, M. Oliver, C. Rackliffe, Mr. C. Yerxa. 55554. The Future Farmers of America, commonly known as the F.F.A. is a National organization of, by, and for boys studying Vocational Agriculture in Public and secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Acts. It is an integral part of the program of Vocational Agriculture. There is no secrecy in the activities of the organization and membership is voluntary. The Madison Chapter has won several trophies in the past year. There was the county soil judging contest which they won for the third year in a row. They won the first prize at Skowhegan Fair with an Education exhibition on farm safety. This contest is on the state level. Third, the Chapter won first prize in the sheep judging contest of U. of M. which is also state competition. E. Walters, Vice-President, President, C. Quimby, Treasurer, K. Luceg Sentinel, C. Thompson, Secretary, B. Williams, Reporter, H. Quimby, Advisor, C. Dow. 47 T 3 , M uv' f A ? - ,. rw -fi 3' ' First Row: A. Begin, M. Wheeler, D. Longley, C. O'Donnell, M. Vining, P. Beaulieu, Mrs. Bryant, C. Preble, C. Flaherty, H. Labbe, S. Huggins, E. Thebarge, C. Preble, J. Luce. Second Row: D. Ward, I. Baker, M. Stolt, R. Daigle, D. Gordon, L. Quimby, D. Arsenault, N. Hamish, L. Bowering, C. Labon, C. Poulin, M. MacLeod, A. Saunders. Third Row: I. Snell, M. Smith, S. Edwards, M. Austin, M. Clark, S. Roy, D. White, M. Ven- eziano, P. Wallace, P. Clark, G. Dyer, B. Estes. Fourth Row: I. Henderson, E. Dupont, K. Serencha, S. Young, S. White, P. Strang, C. Dugas, S. Edell, E. Goodwin, C. Cooper, C. Karter. gif:-A ,.x4fALfic .xdaaociafion The Girls' Athletic Association under the direction of Mrs. Bryant has been very successful. The members with the help of the cheerleaders sponsored the foot- ball rally. Our Basketball team had a fair season. In the major activities we held toumaments between the classes. I. A V1 1--Gb' ADVISORY BOARD First Row: C. Karter, C. O'Donnell, M. Vining, P. Beaulieu, N. Har- nish, B. Estes. Second Row: P. Clark, K. LeClair, K. Fogg, Mrs. Bryant, M. Wheeler, M. Clark, G. Flaherty. 48 ....- V' I . 4 ' I ij i f , ' l il , , U-4 q A l .,s,,..- 3 e , f f A eg . it 1 5 A . , g H al I X -.- -, , , 1 i , I-I g i l 41211: and I GIRLS' I.V. BASKETBALL Left to Right: D. Longley, S. Roy, P. XVallace, F. Elias, K. Cooper. R. Daigle, L. Quimby, M. Stolt, M. Austin, Nl. Clark, C. Flaherty, C. Cooper, Nl. YVheeler, P. Beaulieu. Kneeling: S. Redmond, Manager, Mrs. Bryant, Coach. girgi , gcuhefhaf The girls' basketball team, under the eoaehing of Mrs. Bryant, had a fairly suc- cessful season. The I.V. team lost only two of their games. The Varsity won over Fairfield, who had had an undefeated season. The girls served refreshments to the visiting teams after the games. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: M. Vining. Second How: C. Dyer, B. Estes. Third Row: Nl. Veneziano, C. Dugas, C. Karter. Fourth Row: D. White, Manager, C. O'Donnell, P. Strang, P. Clark, E. Goodwin, Mrs. Bryant, Coach. . , wi ,, I fr its . i 1' in - T ff - 49 1-4 NMIORIITTES LettoR1,f1ht NI Stolt C' Fllhertv NI XX1lltcr S Xxlllti? I Rockwell D Arienuxlt S Edell d,0l'0 ttej The N'IPtl0I'0tt69 hue performed before the flm lt flll the home g1mes and en tertfuned the Students It R llllCS Thu helped thc chu rle lders put on the Skow hegan Rillv Thex took plrt m the Exchmge Concert at Ipswlch on Aprll 27 as xx ell IS the NI xx Futn nl on NI IX 30 51 iv hz R aug C ! 0:5 5 t .p . ig 1 -4 31.95, X wx M :fi I he 2 NX R EI M X B 11 R l . ' Ni Q 'HEA if ren x', - ..,, ' 51 it '- ll VH :si 1 -Y R . fi ...l -ig M CLUB First Row: H. Quimby, T. Femald, R. Smith, P. Goodwin, F. Sabol, R. Roberts, D. Chase, Mr. Richard. Second Row: J. Houle, R. Cook, D. McQuarrie, W. Saultes, H. Hilton, R. Currier, H. Mel- lows, M. Clazier. Third How: T. Pelletier, L. LeClair, R. Veneziano, D. McKenny, P. Curtis, E. Cray, C. Briggs, F. Gilbert, C. Dow. Fourth Row: E. Estes, D. Christopher, I. McQuarrie, I. Harding, R. Smith, K. Tripp, R. Kirk, W CM To become an M Club member a student must have earned a letter in at least one sport. The Annual M Club dance was held at the close of the football season. Donald Chase and Betty Estes were elected King and Queen. W. Clement. Betty Estes, Donald Chase, Mr. Richards. 52 L Sporfa 53 74' 'als QUISO ZJAD1504 21 'sito 4 Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison .ii 4 D150 '3 YigS'04,. 6, 155015412 1 8,01 ' i, ! 3 1 fav-1354 9 1 : lu A iil iip 1 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: T. Fernald, T. Pelletier. lf. Subol. D. Chase, R. Roberts, I. Houle. Second Row: Mr. Benson, Coach, C. Quimby, E. Estes, R. Stickney, D. Chandler, S. Sawyer, M. Graham, Manager. Iljaraify ga5LefLaff The Madison Bulldogs, under the able coaching of Mr. Benson, were slow in getting under way but were tough competition once they got started. The games lost in the latter part of the season were lost by a small margin. XVe ended the season' with 7 wins and 13 losses. 46 john Bapst 50 33 Old Town 49 34 VVilton 59 66 VVinslow 74 57 Crosby 63 Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison 61 56 35 52 36 J. U. Skowhegan YVaterville Fairfield Waterville Crosby The I.V. team insures Madisonys future on the basketball court. A. Snell, E. Bradley, C. Mellows, D. Henderson, 1. Charron, L. XVorster, R. YVilliams, D. Christopher, and G. Bisson gave the season a 4 win and 16 loss record. Mr. Crovo assisted Mr. Benson with the I.V. team. 54 VVinslow 56 70 M.C.I. 50 56 Livermore Falls 50 59 Lawrence . 78 Farmington 1 Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison 54 60 54 Livermore Falls M.C.I. Skowhegan Farmington North Anson mgox 4 U15 120+ vJ3I.9'0 Q 4' f my, 'QQ' 1. fe-s r ' 1 Es 1 'I -if C L . -.1 H V - a ' Q Fc ' e 15560 ' fzi' M' . 1,41 - 51 I lu .ntfr ttf li 1' f ft fr' .5 , are 7-Fi 1 lil Ae H aw t s . , t he .1 , .f ti iv CUC, 5 r , ' su' ' A 1 , .a .... ,., , W -5 it f . , , ff 5 l X fi. aes' ' ? ' 4 kiwi 5 nil.. FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row: Coach Richard, H. Mellows, G. Briggs, D. McKenny, R. Smith, Co-Captain D. Chase, R. Veneziano, I. Houle, Assistant Coach Reynolds. Second Row: M. Graham, C. Dow, D. Christopher, D. McQuarrie, H. Quimby, E. Gray, P. Curtis, I. Harding, F. Gilbert, Assistant Coach Ferguson. Third Roui: G. Pierpoint, E. Perkins, K. Tripp, E. Estes, I. Charron, I. McQuarrie, A. Snell, T. Vignau t. Absent when photo was taken: Co-Captain F. Sabol, R. Roberts. laid J Despite the fact that Madison High School's Bulldogs, under the capable coach- ing of Mr. Richard, had an unsuccessful season from the standpoint of wins, the boys displayed outstanding sportsmanship throughout the entire season. We regret that several of our players, due to injuries, were unable to complete the season. Mr. Richard had added assistance from Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Ferguson. Co-Captain Don Chase received the Annual Outstanding Player Award. Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Richard, Donald Chase Fran Donald Chase cis Sabol. 5' xx Olitefafy 57 C Nix' - N hs S IS LIFE VVORTH LIVING? Is l1fe worth l1v1ng Is a questlon we ask Is lt worth all the heartache And the endless task? Should we l1ve a short l1fe Or should we l1ve long? Should we always be helpful Or do only wrong? Cod gave us l1fe And He must have H1s reasons As He drd when he grfted us With the beauty filled seasons So let us have joy In our hfe here on earth And fulfill Cod s wrshes For grvmg us blrth John Dyer ORIGIN OF POETRY Once upon a t1me Back when kn1ghts were bold A handsome kmght loved a lady farr Or thats what I am told PARENTS I love my parents Yes I do Because they are so dear and true They are so gentle and so k1nd Parents hke mme are hard to find So help your parents all you can Youll never regret lt at the end Pr1sc1lla Strang 58 '61 A ' VVRITTEN FROM SCRATCH He wished to give her something nice . . . I l 58 He loved thrs lady very much And so he wrote what we call a poem And boy' he really broke the 1ce Now because of th1s bold kmght I have to wrrte a poem today I thmk he should have told his lady How much he loved her some other way Roger Fmdley 58 Here I he wlth chlcken pox On my back and IH my locks On my chest and on mv feet From all scratchmg must retreat Go to bed but cannot sleep Feel hke dying I could weep Clench mv fists and blte the sheet From all scratchmg must retreat Second day not so bad In payamas I am clad Chlcken pox I can beat From all scratchmg must retreat ames Ho MY MOTHER I love my mother as you can see Because she IS so dear to me Through love and slckness I obey To love her more from day to day By my slsters Ive been told My mother has a heart of gold Shes very k1nd and gentle too Not just to me but all of you So now I hope vou all can see just what she really means to me 118 Claudette Dugas 58 INOTE TO A DEER There xou st Ind your held so hlgh Crlcefullx lookmg It the skv Flrst you dllI1tIlX smff the alr Then l1de llong xuthout 1 care A perfect tlr et for some hunters eye It lsnt xerx plun to me Xlhx hunters just cmt let you be But no' Thex hue to shoot you down Then drne xour bodv ill through town It 1snt vers pl un to me Chrxstme P'11ne 60 BOY S XVONDER Came the dawn of rosy hue Touclung xx 1th plnk the globes of dew An 1nquxs1t1ve deer wxth head held lugh Recentlx rlsen from her bed nearby Xl hlle from near and far the twltterlng of blrds The lox el1est sound Ive ever heard The smoke of mv campfire floated on alr Alertmg 1 nelrbv sclmpermg hare The wonderful feehng of bemg a boy Klrk Brown 61 THE DANCE OF THE FIREFLY He dlpped hrs wmgs w1th sheer dehght As he flew ovel the fire brlght Thr fl lme came up w1th danclng glee The Hreflx thought It cant catch me Ouch' he muttered as lt slnged hls wlng Ill be more careful next txme I slng So he flew m desperatlon He dldnt qulte make hrs evcpectatlon The fire burned out md drrkness took over The poor httle firefly w1s rshes ln clover Lxnda VVaugh 61 I LOVE TO CO A WANDERING VVhen the sun IS settmg at the end of a summers day When the dusky shadows soften and dayhght fades away I love to rlde forgotten roads and across deserted I love to see these past abodes the rambllng house and barns Theres '1 feelmg here 1ts mlghty strong You wonder for mmutes then gallop on Perhaps you lmaglne a retarded clock Are those alders there or shadows and rock? Is the barn really tumblmg surrounded by thorn? Is the road really rutted and washed? And the n1ght IS O so s1lent deep as the gathermg gloom No you cant hear VOICES The people are all long gone You turn and start slowly homeward reallzlng deep remorse The shadows have stolen the dayhght so you trot along 1n the dark You feel IH your heart a contentment from a depth of unworded thoughts As you st1r along through the darkness one boy and one lone horse Bruce Rlcker 58 Im nn the class of 58 In Iune I hope to graduate My marks are falr mx sp1r1ts hlgh Ive set mv goal to reach the sky If I succeed I know Ill rate Im an the class of 58 Donald Chase 58 Y . 1 . v 4 . . ' r , ' 1 1 ' ' 1 . . , .I L .7 Q S 1 , ' 2 - , . ' ' 1 v , 1 . i . z . . ' 1 ' 7 , 7 1 I Y ' 1 C u 3 V' . ' C u C , c 1. , A 7 1 v . 1 1 n n a ' I , . , ' 1 7 . ' , 7 - ' . , 7 K 5. 2 f 2 L . ' . I took a deep breath the more to enyoy famqs . 7 1 7 Q 1 n ! a . c , . , 5 7 3 . . v ' I l c A , Y il Q I7 l ' .' 1 ' It U 1 u n a 7 ' 7 1 , , , . 1 7 , s , 2 1 3 , i i . . . , . . 7 7 . , H589 Y 0 ' 7 . 7 1 7 , I , . - 1 , . ! THE LAVENDER EYED TICRESS Fall had finallv come to stay Early that morning the sun had dawned and it had been the start of a beautiful day the kind of dav that made one feel good 1ns1de as 1f he d1dnt have a worry or a care ln the world But not Mike Stuart he was mad real mad' He loved the woods and had lived near them most of his life and early th1s morning he had gone hunting He knew every inch of these majestxc woods whlch he consxdered his home but for two years he hadnt gotten a deer And this he could not understand lt was beyond his conceptlon and It just didnt make sense His friends had laughed at him and provoked and angered him so that 1n a fit of anger he had made a heavy bet that he could get his deer before the day was over As he walked effortlessly and noiselesslv through the leaves he made a str1k mg plcture He was tall dark and handsome and would somedav be the answer to a pretty malden s prayer But if Mike had heard this his hot reply would have been something like No fussy l1ttle female IS gomg to have a place in my life For almost su: hours now he had been scoutmg the woods his eyes ever watchful for that first slight movement which would betray a deer which had lost 1ts cautlousness for a moment All of 1 sudden he froze in his tracks Just ahead of him 1n a small clearmg stood a 16 po1nt stag a beautiful stone statue poised for fllght at the first sign of danger The stag was not yet aware of Mike because he happened to be down wind from the deer Slowly Mike rsused his gun and the woods echoed and re echoed w1th the sharp reports of the rifle Too late the stag realized h1s plight and 260 pounds of poised stone fell to the ground while out of the woods ran two figures VVhen Mike reached the deer the other figure was already bendmg over it Startled by his voice the figure gasped and jumped back and Mike looked down 1nto the most beautiful pair of lavender eyes he had ever seen After recovermg her badly shaken composure she lashed angrlly back at him Wlth your deer? Iust what do you thlnk this IS? I happen to have killed this deer and now I mtend to keep him Any objections? 'You bet there are young lady he shot back after recovermg from the shock of facing a glrl especially slnce he didn t have the slightest idea of how to handle her He was acutely aware of an exqulslteness and beauty about her even though she looked like a httle tramp ln her baggy yacket and pants which were about two slzes too blg and little old gray felt hat which almost covered her ears But he soon dlscovered however that she fought l1ke an enraged mother tiger who had just confronted an arch enemy which had endangered the lives of her kittens Durrng a lull m the battle in which they both found they had h1t the stag Mike found h1s arguments not to be standing up qulte so well against hers and his vo1ce seemed to be losmg its masculine superiority For the first time 1n his life M1ke experienced the bitter taste of defeat He had been out foxed out talked out fought and beaten from every pos slble angle and finally the most humiliating of all conqueredl And all the while he was consclous only of a beautlful pair of flashmg lavender eyes Mike lost his bet which added msult to mjury but he had never learned to accept defeat He picked up what was left of his badly shaken ego and climbed right back mto the fight And finally one day several months later he emerged the vlctorl I At least he thinks he did but there IS somebody else who knows dlfferently D A voice calling Honey interrupted his thoughts and brought a smile to his face as he left his comfortable seat by the fireplace to join his httle lavender eyed tlgress Patricia Clark 59 60 K l 4 L I K . , . I K . 7, . I 7 I ' 7 7 ' 7 0 V , u c . , 1 l I , . . . , c c I l u L c I A I , L ' ' . 1 3 , , L p n C u d I 4 I , , , . ' 7 7 1 l ' ' 1 . ' , . I . .u - 7 3 ' I , . Just what do you think you're doing with my deer?', yelled Mike furiously. 7 t 7 n . 0 I s c 1' 77 I I7 . . 0 3 7 , 7 ' 7 , 7 ' ' 9 7 . . , . . . , 4 v ' 1 ' 1 ' a ., ' 7 ' 7 I ' 1 7 7 7 ' u u ll 37 I n J . c n A 1 c 1 K! 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