Mattawamkeag High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Mattawamkeag, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

,f- 75a l?5X Qofdea Key p'zeeeaz'ed4qZ4e5eawfaZZace 4,4 new same Front row left to right B Rtchards E Leathers A McLeod C Bartlett J Joy S Cahill J Tilton Back row P Peters R Pettmgrll G Hanscom F Murphy G Arnold B Whitehouse E Rideout J Bartlett J Troutt T Olsen EDITOR SPECIAL FEATURES EDITOR PHOTO EDIT OR TYPIST SPORTS EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS EXCHANGE EDITOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES I UNI ORS S OPHOMORES F RES HMEN AD VIS OR S 'CY NM I , x 4' Carole Bartlett J1111an Joy Jtmrme Troutt Judy Bartlett Eddle Rideout Sandra Cahtll Gerald Hanscom Judy Bartlett Eddle Leathers Arthur McLeod PHIIICIH Peters Wayne McCarthy Theo Olsen Roger Petungtll Mrs Patterson aft DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ELEMENTARY FAVORITES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS S 7 I I A! ------------------------------JudyTi1ton i .vida ' C f 'db iisfi flxwif' S. Qxivf 4 I S1 MRS MCKENNEY MR LARLEE 'W---Q, 'L '-v-e.. F MRS PATTERSON We the class of 1958 dedrcate th1s ed1 tron of the Golden Key to our effrcient and frrendly faculty Mrs Katherme McKenney who teaches scrence and math Mrs Rafahna Patterson who teaches htstory and Englrsh Mr George Larlee our pr1nc1pa1 commer C131 teacher and coach We greatly apprecr ate all therr efforts and understanding dunng these years Wrth prrde we dedicate th1s yearbook to them not only as teachers but even more as frrends s 1 - 1 p . 1 1 ' 1 I ' n . ' . 1 . r . H A , V -v1 'W'-z f t ,AN A Q: 4? GEORGE B LARLEE Principal I w1sh to express my sincere thanks to the Golden Key staff and therr sponsor for the drlrgent effort wluch they have performed in makrng the 1958 Golden Key the tremendous success which rt IS I feel that the educatronal experrences that have been yours in planning and assemblrng thrs materral wrll be of inestrmable value to you rn the future Students of thrs year s classes w1ll certarnly frnd that future reference to the Golden Key w11l brrng back memorres that can only be accumulated ln a document of thrs type To this year s graduating class goes my earnest wish for a successful and gran fyrng future I hope that each of you will realize the ambrtions dreams and as prratrons that you have developed whrle a student at Mattawamkeag High School May you always havea belief rn the worth and drgnrty of your fellow man and gauge your 11fe accordingly ' n 1 r . , . . . . , . . , ' . Standmg left to rlght Mrs Grpson Mrs Patterson Mrs McKenney Mrs Larlee Srttrng Mrs Pettengrll Mrs Hawkes Mr Larlee Mrs Davxs Mrs Ireland Mrs Shedd was absent when the prcture was taken Mrs Iackre Davrs attended Aroostook State Teachers College and rs workrng on her B S degree at the Uruverslty of Marne She has had two years teachmg experrence She IS now teachrng sub prrmary rn Mattawamkeag Mrs V1olet Pettengrll two years at Aroostook State Normal School and rs workmg on her B S degree She has been teachmg for 15 years 13 of whrch have been rn Mattawam Mrs Vera Shedd graduate of the Eastern State Normal School She has been teach mg 12 years but th1s 15 her f1l.'SI year rn Mattawamkeag She rs teachrng the Second Grade Mrs Corrne Hawkes graduate of San Francrsco State College and has her B A ln Elementary and Junror Hrgh Educatron She has been teachrng 4 years 1 of wh1ch she has taught rn Mattawamkeag She IS teachrng the Thtrd Grade Mrs Dawn Larlee obtatned her A A degree at Rrcker Junror College and IS workrng on her B S degree at the Unrversrty of Marne She has been teaching 2 314 years 1 314 of whrch she has taught rn Mattawamkeag She IS now teachrng the Fourth and part of the Frfth Grades Mrs Edrth Glpson two years at Madawaska Trarnrng School and rs now workrng on her B S degree at the Un1vers1ty of Ma1ne She has been teachmg one year rn Mattawam keag She now teaches part of the Frfth and all of the Srxth Grades Mrs Agnes Ireland graduate of Aroostook State Normal School and the Umversrty of Maine She has her B S rn Elementary Educatron She has been teachrng 20 years 12 of whrch she has taught rn Mattawamkeag She 15 now teachrng the Seventh and Eighth Grades Q, Wvvv 1 keag. She is now teaching the First Grade. George Irvmg has been our eff1c1ent Janrtor and bus driver for over a year Hrs brrght spmts when he duves us on basketball trrps on cold wrnter nights make the trips more enyoyable and he always gets us there safe and happy 'Wat -famed 77 Left to nght Mrs Agnes Severance Jane Coombs Patrrcra Madden A11ce Gagnon Eva Crarg Judy Cahill Teresa Llbby Donna Gordon Laurel Rldeout Mrs Irene Tewhey , .X f. . 0 I I -nss gp Xxx., , I J . 5' j' A I X . wfgm-'-5. , .-.4ann- , 4 , Nq- 's,. ww Q gfzvlwzs 9 M fy f 1 av ,ZX NNI 53 x' 40 Ay x .QR N jj 1 N Nm -df X , ,, uf! l I L WJ EN W XS Mx . N w ' 197, J in - f g ,alrgnw . lqu t U 'fffhf' :N whiu- sw' II, v' 'ev 'L-guy 1 42122771 qMw:3S,nE1'A2N ' . ' .1 4 ,, - H- ' A f L Q jjfgjt , If GILBERT IRWIN ARNOLD General Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Wrnter Carn1va1 1 Yearbook Staff 4 It s not the work that k111s me II s thmk mg of rt CAROLE ANN BARTLETT Bart General Course Class Secretary 1 Softball 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Offtce Staff 1 2 Yearbook Representauve 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Pres1dent 2 3 4 Queen s Attendant 2 One Act Play 2 4 Commercial Club 3 Basket ball Captain 3 KVL Foul Shootmg Glamp 3 Seruor Play 4 Yearbook Edrtor 4 A person lsn t poor 1f he can st1.ll laugh JUDITH ETI-IELYN BARTLETT Judy Commercial Club Basketball 1 2 3 4 Commerc1al Club 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 One Act Play 2 3 4 Carruval Queen 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Year book Representative 2 Offtce staff 2 3 4 Speakmg Contest 2 Queen s Attendant 3 Class Secretary 3 4 SCHIOI Play 4 Year book Staff 4 Where there rs no hope there can be no endeavor Gil , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . , . 11 1 ' ' ' ' - 1 . . ,, ll ll D 1 l I I n ' Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 . n I I I 1 I ' l ' I - D 1 I l . 1 - 1 I I . . 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I V 0 l I J ' n - 1 n 1 11 - U 11 SANDRA JEAN CAHILL Sandl' Commercial Course Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presrdent 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, School Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 2, One Act Play 2, 4, Cheerleadmg 2, 3, 4, Captam 4, Speakrng Contest 2: Senior Play 2 4 Office Staff2 3 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 General Manager Magazine Drive 4 Yearbook Staff 4 The surest way not to fail is to deter-mme to succeed GERALD EUGENE HANSCOM Hannagan General Course Senror Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Work rn ttself lsn t hard but getting the w111 power to get started IS backbreaking JILLIAN BERNICE JOY I1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Commercial Club 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 1 3 4 Class Treasurer 1 Offrce Staff 1 2 Cheerleader 2 Class Vice President 2 3 4 Queen Attendant 2 One Act Plays 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Senior Play 2 3 Softball 2 Speakrng Con test 1 2 Vice President Commercial Club 3 4 KVL Speaking Contest 2 Joys are our wmgs sorrow our spurs . : , . : , : : n ' ll : . ,, . . . , I IV '11Il Commercial Course . . . 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S . : : ' - . 2 . : . n ' , us I n CHARLENE GAIL LEACH Sharkre Commerclal Course Commercial Club 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 Queen Attendant 2 Glee Club 3 4 Semor Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A man IS like steel of little use when loses his temper FLOYD WILLIAM MURPHY Murphy General Course Transfer from Lincoln Thud Year Glee Club Staff 4 Life rs what you make it so make the best of II BEVERLY ANN RICHARD Birdle General Course Basketball 1 2 3 Softball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Queen Attendant 2 One Act Play 2 4 Cheerleader 3 KVL Queen Candi date 3 Seruor Play 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A merry laugh doeth good like a medrcrne u - i he 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track 45 Yearbook NEAL EDWARD RIDEOUT General Course Winter Camrval 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 One Act Plays 1 2 3 4 Year book Staff 3 4 Semor Play 4 Love many trust few but always paddle your own canoe JUDITH DARE TILTON Jude General Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Student Councxl 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Queen 4 Carnrval Queen 3 Student Council Treas urer 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Men are the root of all evll but I love them JAMES EDWARD TROUTT Troutt General Course Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Stu dent Council 1 2 3 4 One Act Play 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Senror Play 2 4 Yearbook staff 4 Track 4 Easy come e sy go rl Edu Attendant 25 One-Act Play 2, 4: Senior Play .. 1 a I .. ROBERT LESLIE WHITEHOUSE o College Course Transfer from Rtunford Fourth Year Basket ball 4 Goss Country 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Senror Play 4 There are oxes and there are foxes a man makes h1s own chorce V1ce President JILLIAN Presrdent CAROLE Treasurer SANDRA Secretary JUDY B We were rrutiated as Freshmen rn October 1954 and bewilderrngly stumbled our way through our first year By September 1955 as Sophomores we felt we fmally had ar rivedl Wearing our class rings made us feelqurte big and we really lorded rt over the poor incoming Freshmen whom we duly rnrtrated rn September Th1S was the year Charlene won f1rst prrze for her essay on the HOT LUNCH PROGRAM and Judy B was chosen queen of the wmter carnlval More honors came when Dav1d MCKIHHOH and J11l1an represented Keag ln the KVL speakrng contest frnals at Patten Our Junror year began uneventfully untrl the arrrval of Floyd Murphy rn October Our hard work preparmg for the wlnter carnival ball and sportrng events proved well worthwlule Judy T was chosen queen of the wrnter carmval and pres1ded over the night s f6Sl1V1I16S Btrdle was elected KVL winter carnlval candrdate Eddie Judy B and Jil11an partrcrpated rn the KVL one act play contest held 1n Sherman We had many memories to look back to as Jumors At last we became Senrors and added another member Bob Whrtehouse from Rum ford to our roster A hect1c year of actrvrues began with the Hoax of Hogan s Holler ln November and climaxed on June 5 graduation' nBbIv 3 .. i ' I 5 n , ' ' n W I ' f :sis ' --------- M ..-------- . , - 1 1 - , . . . . . , . 1 1 - ' n 1 n 9 . 1 ' - 606012 Wh1ch boy always runs to school so he won t be late Ask G H Wh1Ch boy IS always gomg on weekend CXCUISIODS7 Ask J T Which grrls skrpped school one afternoon and went to a ballgame'P Ask J B S C B I T and B Whrch grrls put ontons behmd the reg1sters Ask S C J T and B R Wh1ch two grrls h1d the butter down rn the lunch room? Ask J T and B R Wh1ch two guls thrnk that 4 o clock ln the mornrng rs the maglc hour? Ask S C and Wh1ch boy can t resrst rmglng the telephone every ume he walks by the off1ce'7 Ask wl'l1Ch grrls got expelled for sk1pp1ng school rn therr freshman year? Ask J T B R. an S C Who hooked the pencrls that were supposed to be sold at the ballgames'P Ask C B S C an J B Whrch boy has a hard tlme staying out of trouble? Ask E R Who slept rn the closet the nlght of our paJama party? Ask B R What was J J dorng when she lost her flashlrght wh11e on the hot dog roast? Ask the other Senror girls they ll tell you' Whrch boy enjoys gorng to Fratermty PHIIICS7 Ask B W Which two g1rls borrowed a car to go on a joy I1d6'7 Ask B R and C L Wh1ch Senror boy goofed off rn Chemlstry Class and caused damage to the teacher s dress? Ask E R Wh1ch boys got chased by our Freshman Southern Belle? Ask B W and G A Wh1ch boy is always lookmg for a date? Ask F M gs- ' ' f il .ff . ' B g ??f'+il7lfS 'lyk i, IV ft'.gLs, 'E 5 , A 'l Se tl .a, Which girl wore unmatched socks to school one day? Ask J. T. C. .,I.J.,. . .R I. B. J. T. d . . d . . J , Si? W A K f Ziff! X Jzgciff T. ' 'nmrffzlf 41 W. f J XQMUJ Jr Q X 1 X an wir 'raw 111 Q f y d -u-p-11--L 70445 WMM W 7057 Eddie didn't occupy the extra seat in the office? Birdie didn't flirt? Bob wasn't late for school? The Seniors enjoyed English and American History ? Judy T. went steady? Sandra didn't get all A's? Typing II class got 50 w. p. m. all at once? Charlene grew a little? Jimmie got another Mohawk? Grlbert got A on a Chemistry test? Murphy quit bothering Judy B ? Carole and Judy had a fight? Jill d1dn t foul out of a ball game? Gerald skipped school? Murphy lost his personalrty? Certain senior girls missed one dance at Winn? The Seniors got along with every one else in school? Sandra didn t have company every night? The senior girls behaved during bus trips Birdie stayed home one Saturday mg t? Bob didn t lose his temper over something? Carole didn t get checked up on at least once a week by B F ? Mrs McKenney missed a day of school? Mr Larlee didn t check the kids on bus trip Mrs Patterson didn t scold the Senior Class? ,-J UU Z2 2 X -I yy if Z if f may ' ' 1 ' U ' ' h . - , . . - 1 . ' ' ' ' S? . , . V f' YYYY T 1 .- 4, 'vl- : if A' .5?aZi'.'3:f 9 ..- ' 4 fm' L, ' If U3 j p ' ' 7 41 ' f 2 1 LZ' '4 r'4f-.4 3 f ,Z 'fb 4 1121? v? ,Q , ' If I ' ,L - :f- , i f 1 ' f Fi 4! ' Vdeal Hair--- Eyes--- Nose--- ------ JUDYT. ------ SANDRA ' JUDY B. Smile --------------- JILLIAN Ha nds ----- Figure - - Personality CHARLENE ------ BEVERLY - CAROLE Wed ,pus ,Jf 'WA D 5 rf .f',f W? ff , fer N Qi fl KN Beverly Rtchard hereby wtll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to act out tn study hall to Ruthle Coombs Jlmmy Troutt hereby wxll and bequeath my abillty to play baseball to Sklppy Coombs Carole Bartlett hereby w1ll and bequeath my abtllty to go steady all through hlgh school to PHIIICIH Peters Grlbert Arnold hereby w1l1 and bequeath my abtlrty to be late for school to Arthur McLeod Judy Trlton hereby w1ll and bequeath my abrlrty to laugh to Sandra York Eddle Rtdeout hereby wrll and bequeath my abrlrty to play baseball to Buddy Lombard Judy Bartlett hereby wtll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to foul out of ball games to Carol Lrbby Bob Whitehouse hereby w1ll and bequeath my herght to Skrppy Coombs J1ll1an Joy hereby wrll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to grow long ha1r to Carol Ltbby Floyd Murphy hereby w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Davrd Joy Sandra Cahlll hereby w11l and bequeath my ab1l1ty to type 80 w p m to Gary Green Gerald Hanscom hereby w1l1 and bequeath my box of used sp1t balls to Roger Coombs Charlene Leach hereby w1l1 and bequeath my ab1l1ty to take dtctation to Lewts Ogden We the Senior Class hereby will and bequeath our ab1l1ty to act l1ke lad1es and gentle men to all underclassmen I gc 1 L fl x frfv Vded Zag Hatr Eyes Nose Sm1le Physique Personallty EDDIE BOB GERALD GILBERT JIMMY FLOYD VII 1, . 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Coombs E Leathers BACK ROW H Lombard B McCarthy A McLeod R Hartm S Davls G Green We started htgh school 1n 1955 with fourteen members Dllflflg thrs year Harlan Lombard Edward Leathers and Arthur McLeod were chosen to partlcrpate rn the one act plays In 1956 we lost four members but garned one new member Kenneth McCafferty Stnce we had only one gtrl rn our class we drdn t sponsor many socral actrvmes As class of boys we were very act1ve in the school s sports l1fe As Iumors we felt we should buckle down and start earnrng money for our class W have sponsored movres and sold refreshments at basketball games Our advlsors Mrs McKenney and Mrs Patterson have given us encouragement and useful rdeas A MCLEOD E LEATHERS Wise-as 'N iv 'VE ,ff as H LOMBARD E LEATHERS A MCLEOD M CURTIS Presrdent Vlce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer , I . , . , . , , . . . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . O - , D I .- , . . 3 . , . . 6 . , . . , . . 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Welch C Gordon M Mlchaud BACK ROW S York D Joy F Budge W Smrth W Gagnon M Murphy As green Freshmen we were welcomed rnto high school with mneteen members by a Joyful il'11I13I1Ofl 1n October 1956 One of our pleasantest memorres in that year was when Rosalie Welch represented Keag 111 the KVL Speakmg Contest at Sherman Better adjusted ln 1957 we eagerly antrcipated the aruval of our class rings whrch would fully identify us as MHS students When they came we really felt l1ke the wrse ones and thoroughly eruoyed our mastery over the Freshmen at in1t1at1on Before lon we realized that we sull have a great deal more learnlng to do so we have settled down to study hard and to play llghtly toward our graduatron goal P PETERS W MCCARTHY 4' 4' 'br lf 1 ii D CHAMBERS D JOY C GORDON Secretary Treasurer Presldent Vlce Presldent ,- ' : . , . , . , , . , . . : . , . , . , . ' , . , . U , . . , . . . ' ll ' ll . . . . . g . ' ,YK 3 . Ip ff w ' .. L I f -W rx Vg WM 'A 1 5 ,L X Q? .2 ,,, Q, I ,Q 1 -ff ,ff ,c'fi,lR '15 ' f Kg , ,-'Jw , 9 V, xv- W - 1 I M 2 ESHME I 1 FM? px if A1-. N- M, -.Q -J FIRST ROW left to right J Pe111t1er N Haney E Cralg C Gary L Lrbby M Mrchaud SECOND ROW R Coombs N Lee A Graham R Butterfxeld T Olsen THIRD ROW E Coombs R Pettenglll B T11ton G McKenney R. Adams E Mc Leod R Irvlne Zhu We the Jolly Freshmen skipped through our fust year at Mattawamkeag I-hgh School Nancy Lee and Reginald Adams Jolned us after the year began The most enjoyable event for us thrs year was Freshman Reception when the Sopho mores used us pretty rough The results were bumps on the heads but loads of fun R PETTENGILL T OLSEN fi ef? gh an ft k 1 R PETTENGILL T OLSEN B TILTON Secretary Treasurer Presrdent Vlce President . : . , . , . , , , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . , , . ' , . I 7 ' , - . , . . Cb at 4 R N . gig? ' V , ii' i f .,.,,. mp, ia , , , M ,. 'H sf V 1 . . ., - uf- 3 V yn, -2 , MQ i f fjQZ?w' ' , K ffflf f - . a,,ye-z,.',:VV,.f Q-, ,w ff - I i,fLEMfNmRy if X f IK XX my! X I , fff Q !MmMIJM 'tKX al-L Ku 'N-. 42 9 5' ff O 2 X T ie.-C ,CR Z'-S, NNx QVXO 'G 4 ' Q' ff' 4 5 5 X 1 .SIE ff ' ' ' T:ii514!1Zi XSL-Q4 X Q, f xczw N 1 3.1 M u WW Q ,y IX M Qu SSN NW! FIRST ROW, left to right: R Speight, R. Irving, T. Tilton, J. Philbrook, N. Burke. SECOND ROW: R. Murphy, L. Rideout. J. Cahill, A. Gagnon, L. Russell. THIRD ROW: C. Moore, R. Mad- den, B. Whitehouse, M. Ogden. FOURTH ROW: M. Leathers G. Markie L Trueworthy G Smith C Moore FIFTH ROW D Gor don T Libbey L Scott I Elward B Perkins Teacher Mrs Ireland FIRST ROW left to right B True worthy L Haney L Wyman G Ogden SECOND ROW C Welch S Spearin S Jordan L Du plesra R Wooster THIRD ROW G Beaulieu W Lee S Faulk ner K Stratton G LeBlanc FOURTH ROW J Irvine E Mad den E Wooster N Wyman W Russell FIFTH ROW R Leathers B Trueworthy D Elward D Markie T Hunter Teacher Mrs Larlee 1 , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 , 1 . , - 1 - 1 . - f 1 . , . , . , . . - . , - 1 - , , , . . . . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - . - - 1 . , . , . , . . 1 3 FIRST ROW left to rrght W Vance R York R Tunks C Cottrell P Crarg SEC OND ROW N Prue E Gagnon D Cottrell C Gary W Wooster THIRD ROW J Gagnon N Gagnon D Smart G Smrth E Phrlbrook FOURTH ROW R Moore Hawkes J Russell E Ogden SIXTH ROW G Richard H McCarthy B Stratton P Vrcarre R Peters Teacher Mrs Hawkes 5 .. was FIRST ROW left to rrght P Gagnon D Gary J Wooster C Boutot SECOND ROW T Ogden S Carr H Smrth L Markre THIRD ROW R Tussell O Beaulreu S Jordan D Peters S Whrtehouse FOURTH ROW R Wyman K Coombs R Gagnon M Curtrs A Sperght FIFTH ROW B Mark1e S Grass B RIHCS B Kerth D Can tara Substrtute Teacher Mrs Goodspeed I I I , A -,flaw K AJ .pf M A N fi Y , E. Perry, E. Graham, B. Duplisea, T. Perry. FIFTH ROW: T. Boutot, 1. Welch, T. 1. , A . 5 if -,1 J LIBQIB hill!!! ll' i FIRST ROW left to rlght M Dube J Prue D Llbbey C Perry SECOND ROW B Chasse M Grass M Mlller C Gordon THIRD ROW G Cra1g G Moore A Phll brook C Spxnney H Gagnon FOURTH ROW L Larlee R V1ca1re E Faulkner A Rlnes L Gagnon FIFTH ROW C McCarthy P Floyd B Wyman W Duphsea D Mccafferry SIXTH ROW J Coty M Smlth B BeauI1eu D Cantara D Coombs B SMP FIRST ROW left tought N M1Ch3Ud T Lafoumaln D Wyman A Thompson J Perry SECOND ROW A Ke1th S Coombs F Welch K Hawkes THIRD ROW G Gordon S Cottrell M Moore M Coty M Beaulleu FOURTH ROW S Wyman W Morse E Graham B Rlchard FIFTH ROW V Smlth L McCafferty D Brrggs R GIPSOH J Moore SIXTH ROW A Lafountam D James W Corhss D Grass J Gagnon Teacher Mrs Davls I ' s ' . 1 A 4 'A S Teacher, Mrs. Pettengill. if 1 K N I x ,F ut, 4 W ' ' I , I I X mr f , J, sf, .i I am. A . M .manm- Hm f-ww 9 ,, -N.-wwmms PAV RITES 3 :i. .. +5Sffg'7543H Qw3-f?0nQf:1s- 1 Xi ,, 1 1 Exim 1,545 I MH HAM: ,,,,,ssNA Q M1115 ' sy X S35 4' r 55 4.41 K N 315 . fm x X t If 'F I2 VQX ' My gi gi My ff :lg 1 QfjI ,- . NN lx L X ' , ix ig infill X ' 15, mx J X i ', ..f-if 3 x M z -,W f XJ. H' ...m,.-. Riff ,, Q , uw N4 1 fa 1. .x -'E BEST SINGERS andra and G11 SUCCESSES CLASS CLOWNS Judy and Eddle HAPPIEST Floyd and Judy BEST DRESSED Judy and Bob SHORTEST Charlene and Jim TALLEST B1rd1e and Bob LADY AND GENT S . Gerald and Jill Sandra and Gerald BEST DAN CERS 1111 and Bob MOST ATHLETIC Carole and Gil MOST BASHFUL Gerald and Charlene BEST LOOKING FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Floyd and Birdie MOST POPULAR I udy and Jim TYPICAL TEENAGERS Jill and Bob BEST PERSONALITY Carole and Bob Jim and Birdie Beverly NAME Grlbert Carole Judy B Sandra Gerald J1ll1an Charlene Floyd Judy T Jlmmy ' A lf ,J gi 'X Lu' bk, AMBITION play pro ball secretary rn Conn secretary go to college bgt rn Marmes typist housewrfe play pro ball ftrst woman presldent be a nurse U S Navy teacher PASTIME playrng ball rtdmg with Brlly wamng for Warren berng w1th S R playrng cards dancrng wtth Nelson playtng ball wtth Dlckie dancrng 1n the offrce dancrng fag wgfzm l X Q 'f PRIZE POSSESSION LAST SEEN FAVORITE SAYING Opal Bllly Warren s mug Ring and Bracelet Deck of Cards Memorres Nelson Car Rrngs Car Car Key Mother's car Clothes Houlton ln blue Chevy in Ford tn E M111 playing cards Macwahoc Lmcoln Llncoln 1n Ford wnh Karol D . L1bbey's truck Flats Don t pamc' Let s go to Conn Don t' Nould I everl You bet I dunno I don t care Well I ll say Come off rt ' Don't g1VC me Good enough I don't even Is that r1ghtl IlO SIHUC 44 3 7 ffg f A .. I v -X ,Via in 0 0 0 -' it -A Q l. ' ' ' ' 3. . ' ' 4, ' ' . . 5. ' . ' ' ' 6' . . . 7. ' ' 8. ' 9' . . . . 10. Eddie Air Force going to Lincoln 11. . ' 12. ' V . . ' ' 13. Bob ' . r Y? . ' my - C. . s A077 1 Vl77fS in X N L x 1 xl W MW' ax N-X ll my? x Nami I f Q 3 JL 'X Qzklzf Q- . - WO Q. 2 an , W Q ' fri! .17 Iii- Z I I, I I' MSMWWMQ a -j5Z f'f 45 JRR Wk, kk hifjfdgffl f j Z gxx M fW, X? A NM IWWWA 5 f Q 51 L 1-if-.V Aff! 4 w:a:-4-94 11 wma, :iff gf wffa i, I Q wfff' of I 04,4-gaf ' ' it' nl' I H 5 1 I4 W5 f QQ 21 7' .va , QM X AH viijla-fl O an i m 5 of B'zw..!X it f F27 I FRONT ROW left to ught E Cralg Secretary Treasurer S York Presrdent C L1bby Vrce President J Trlton BACK ROW J Troutt E McLeod Mr Larlee Advisor W Gagnon G Green Mmm .Q-awww Offcce Staff Letto rrght E Craig J Bartlett S Cah111 T Olsen P Peters D Chambers 1 4 1 Q ' V fi Tp, 5 -ff' Ms.. FRONT ROW, left to rlght N Lee, S Cahill, G Bartlett, P. Welch, B R1chards, J Tilton, S York, J Joy SECOND ROW D Chambers, C Gordon, D Joy, H Lom bard, J Bartlett, C Lrbby, M Mxchaud THIRD ROW. G Green, A McLeod, F Murphy, E Leathers, L Ogden, B McCarthy, W Smrth, S Davts Left to rrght E Rrdeout as Pa C Bartlett as Ma J Troutt as Iessre J Bartlett as M1ssour1 B Lombard as Zeb A Cahrll as Pansey Mae G Hanscom as Marcy Crow fltte B Rrchard as Aunt M1nn1e R Whitehouse as Preacher Clem J Trlton as Mrs Van Debluff R Irvme as Wrnfreld J Joy as Pmey C Leach as Sadre fAbsent when prcture was taken J The Sentor Class of Mattawamkeag HINGE' GO N.- a A FWCMAN 549 N1 Camp 0k'0PR1Hwffl 49 wrll present HOAX OF HOGAN S HOLLER November 8 1957 COMMUNITY HALL '7 30 P M Th1s 1S one event 1n our school 11fe that we Semors wrll long remember Although we got off to a bad start by havmg to post pone the play three times because of the flu we were not dtscouraged The long hours of practtce that we grrped about the ume really pard off the mght that we had to appear on the stage As 1t was t e frrst really lmportant role for most of us we were quite nervous but by the trme the frrst act was over we felt rrght at home on the stage When the thxrd act was over the whole cast was a little relreved and our class was a lxttle rrcher Us A-. 'I 7 . 1,-X5 fl ' ' ve ' I h ya f ,' 1 l . . fp lllb xr in ' .' ' f I s ,lf ' ' , fs TY PING CLASS CHEMISTRY LAB rr STUDY HALL YEARBOOK STAFF N- . f -Q , N M fl 123 a W7 ff, G 4 f,' ,,f 2 fi? 7 Q 2 XM ! X KEAGERS Grve us a K GIVE us an E G1ve us an A G1ve us a G That s the way you spell it Now let s hear you yell ll KEAG KEAG KEAGl Perhaps as years go by many memones of KEAG w1l1 become very dtm but these sounds of our cheerleaders at a ball game w11l live forever rn our memortes All the ball games that we have played have helped us m some way sportsmanshtp sktll and the ab1l1ty to get along with others These games w111 l1ve long rn our hearts and thoughts the ones we won the ones we lost the ones that were oh so close rf we had only gotten one more basket We shall do our utmost to put the skills and achrevements we have learned to work now as we cross the threshold mto an adult world Trophles won by Keag since September 1954 KEAG KATS 11 11 N ' . ' 1 ' 1 ' . ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' . 11 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 11 11 n ' 1 11 u 11 11 1 Track was added to our school sports thts year Those who took part were Buddy Lombard Floyd Murphy Jrmmre Troutt Bernard McCarthy Gary Green Bob Whlte house and Eddle Leathers Everett McLeod was manager and Mr Larlee coach The M H S baseball team boasts an envlable record of twenty two consecuuve WIDS The last tune they were beaten was rn the spring of 1956 For the past three years they have 5 5 been champrons of the Kathadm Valley A S A i n . . 4? , ' ' egg M W V 55:32 i il if W-x ' Nix!! M Le ague. J ' Z ' x i y FQ vu jx q 9 J , ' , .rrr t v 'W Left to rlght Martha Mrchaud Charlene Gordon Jrllran Joy Sandra York Judy Trl ton Coach Davrs Althea Graham Carole Bartlett Eva Crarg Judy Bartlett Carol Lrbby Leona Lrbby The grrls basketball season was a successful one though we won only 3 games The team ended stronger than it began There were a couple of mrshaps early in the back from Connectrcut three mam stung players were d1sc1pl1ned and not allowed to partrcrpate in several key games but these rncrdents dtd not dampen the team s spurt The year began wrth 12 players 5 of whom were new to the squad Just before the season got underway Jacquelrne Davrs be came the new coach Rosella Butterfreld was elected manager but had to grve rt up for personal reasons and her place was taken K by Sandra Cahill Carole Bartlett was elected Captarn by popular vote at the close of the season ' ' fs, year when Judy and Carole Bartlett missed a big ball game because they couldn't get - V . - .F 5 ir- 'QE' W -H FRONT left to right Coach Mr Larlee E Rrdeout F Murphy J Troutt B White house G Arnold E Leathers BACK Manager E McLeod B Lombard D Joy L Ogden B McCarthy W Gagnon G Green Zaye' E' Under the supervision of Coach Larlee the Keagers moved on to another success ful season with 14 w1ns and 6 losses Spearheaded by Gil Arnold who totaled 529 points for the year the varsity displayed new strength from players Floyd Murphy and Ed Leathers. Six feet one Bob Whitehouse. a new student from Rumford was added to the varsity. However Bob injured his knee early in the season and was unable to participate ln all of the games. Together with other regulars Troutt Rideout and Green the team rolled up an imposing record for another good basketball year at Keag Though the whole season was exciting there were five especially thrilling games. In the win column- East Millinocket at Keag 50 to 49- Saint Martin at Keag 61 to 50. In the loss column- Patten at Keag 59 to 57' Island Falls at Keag 59 to 56- and Keag at Island Falls 60-57. At the sectional playoffs in Millinocket Keag rolled over Wytopitlock 107 to 24. Easton stopped Keag 70 to 54 at the regional playoffs in East Millinocket. Gilbert Arnold was elected Captain by popular vote at the end of the season. N-.ff I .S 3 mn ... Y v-mm yx 'r vs vf -.. 1. U 'X W Y IX bf M M V YT mp in FRONT S Cahrll MIDDLE L Lrbby C Llbby BACK C Gordon T Olsen D Chambers F I GHT' F I GI-IT' F I GHT! YAHI KEAGERS FIGHT' Many trmes rn a basketball season the cheerleaders have led the group w1th this cheer It was a way of lettmg the boys know that we were behmd them all the way We will always well as cheerrng rn the audrtorrum durmg the games The squad started thrs season wrth two veterans Charlene Gordon who has cheered for two years and Captain Sandra Cahrll who leaves wrth a service of three years We had four new members Leona Lrbby Theo Olsen Donna Chambers and Carol Lrbby We hope that rn the years to come all cheerleaders will have as much fun cheering as we have had There were drfferences of opiruon about how the cheerlng should be done but ll never rnterfered with the co operatrve effort on the gym floor We have learned a great deal about cheerrng and about gettrng along well with others : . ' . : . ' , . 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WWW W Him Qfwfmwg Keep Ma1ne Green M111s at East M1111nocket and M1111nocket, Malne .Ani 'KV' hed Photographers Artlsts 34 Central Street Bangor, Mame 4520603 gikofcivaf Maine's Leading Portrait Photographers CLASS OF 55 Anita Belanger Cornonr married and living in Connecucut Montel Briggs rn the U S Navy Donna Davis Hardmg married and living in East Mrllinocket Bert Butterfield 1n the U S Navy Edith Gary Dearborn married and living in Connecticut Carroll Gifford in the U S Navy Iris Gtpson Curly marr1ed and l1v1ng rn Bangor Jerry Joy 1n the U S Navy Dawn Phrlbrook Shaw married and living rn Florida Victor Kelsey working for the Ma1ne Central Railroad Emma Shedd Coffin marr1ed and living in Florida Robert Leach in the U S Navy Carolyn Troutt Bosse married and living ln East Millmocket Kenneth Llbbey working in town Faye White Belanger married and living in Connecticut CLASS OF 56 Kay Ogden Scanlon married and 11V1l'1g 1n Washington Florence Smith Hamm married and living in Bangor Judy GIPSOH Shedd married and living 1n Puerto Rico Barbara Richard LaPlante married and Living in Lwermore Fa Harry Markie working in East Milllnocket Stephen Craig in the U S Navy Lottie Pelkey Stevens married and living in town CLASS OF 57 Darlene Scott Oaks married and living in Connecticut Chris Olsen working 1n Bangor Doreen McCafferty attending Husson College Freddy Whitehouse working um Foster s Mfg Co Jackie Gifford Tapley married and living in Millinocket Opal McLeod attending Ricker College Emily Perry Crocker married and living in town Wesley Foss working for the Pumping Station Bessie Kelsey working at Lombard s Bulk Plant Warren Vance working in M1111HOCkCI ls O Merton Lombard, attending the University of Maine. 7wmz4e6z444,,g55' x I II AM .an W2 X Sacceccu Eau ,. 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