Mechanic Falls High School - Pilot Yearbook (Mechanic Falls, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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' - ' X 5 tg dx H 'li' ' - v H 9 fe XXX I, X 0 x A xx - v I kk up 'W , 'E ' F ont Row left to ght Judy Larrabee Ja ce Stout Rebecca Keene Rnchard Barry Roger Sargent Dons Rayno James Plu mer Second R left to nqht Joanne Ha ma Lo ra ne Tufts Karen Marchand Mrs Leclerc Pnscllla Edwards Janet Ha scom Th d Ro left to right Ronald Roll ns James Mahe Leighton Splller Richard Dolan ,Zhi ,Slay Edutor nn Chnef Flrst Asst Edutor Second Asst Editor Literary Editor Achvmes Edntor Business Managers Roger Sargent Rebecca Keene Lorrame Tufts Joanne Harruman Dons Raynor James Plummer Jamce Strout Second Asst Bus Mgr David Strong Flrst Asst Bus Mgr CSZA00! 1957 1958 September 3 to Decembe 20 January 6 to February 14 February 24 to Aprll 11 April 21 to June 13 Graduation Rlcha rd Barry Lorraune Tufts James Maher Prlscllla Edwards Janet Hanscom Junlor Class Reporter Richard Dolan Sophomore Class Reporter Roger Lothrop Freshman Class Reporter Ronald Rollins Faculty Sectnon Karen Marchand Joke Editor Boys Sports Editor Girls Sports Editor Alumm Editor 661, LVLJCLI' NO SCHOOL October 3 4 November 11 November 28 29 May 30 June 9 1958 lbeckca fiom to MRS ELEATHA LITTLEFIELD the graduating class of 1958 respectfully dedicate thus yearbook We are extremely grateful to Mrs Littlefield for the work she has done and the tame she sacrntlced to make our annual Semor Drama a success and for her guidance and friendship as our English teacher 44 My - A .y ,Q kg: M., Q4-S311 f 'JN 1 L, - 6 lflf0l Ld,A Today we are luvmg In an era that IS different from any that the world has ever known There are Sputnlks that fly around un space, and long range missiles that can go half way around the world to destroy a cnty The men who develop these missiles are scuentnsts but they werent born scnen tnsts They had to learn They had to be educated Then, so do we, the young peo ple of today have to be educated All of us arent going to become sclentlsts, thats certam However, we do have the pruvl lege of attending school and learning are better in science than however they may be ln fields Your friend may ex and you may have a hard nn turn you may be better Some people other people feruor In other cel an scnence time passing than your friend nn something else School Isnt here gust to tram people to be scientists Perhaps you are going into go a hugh school diploma wall be beneficial to vou If vou should decide to go to a vocatlonal school you wull find that a hugh school education or its equivalent IS re quired WHAT Wlll. THE None of us know what the future wlll bring of course but there have been some very accurate calculations Space travel IS ln the near future Already satellites have been sent up unto space and rocket shlps have been made Have you really thought of the future concerning you? For some hugh school stu dents the future might concern plans for further education or the profession they plan to enter Others might be planning a new house car or even how to have a bet ter family or a happier llfe Whatever It IS they must plan for ut, because there are few people fortunate enough to have their dreams come true without any effort or plans on their part The world us full of people who go along from day to day without really making In school we not only learn our lessons, but we also learn to become good cntuzens, to work with one another and to enloy one anothers company You can look at lt from a thousand different angles, but you always come up with the same answer, high school IS beneficial Many students quit school nowadays and thunk nothing of It They wlll probably goto work un the shoe shop and make forty dollars a week That seems luke a lot of money to them forty dollars go have children? work In a shoe tuon wall help you get a higher position now, but how far wnll the when they get married and Even If you are going to shop, a hugh school educa People look at the opportumtses you have before you Choose your own field of member one thing whether you plan to become a scientist a business man or lust a common laborer you should finish hugh school You may not thunk me right now but nn time l believe you wall FUTURE BRING? any specufic plans These people say that they are getting along all right and that IS all that really counts That may be true, but are these people, or any other people, really certam of what the future will bring, or what will become of them and their families? Many people dream of the future as a life of ease which as full of push button de vlces to make life and work easier They dream of magnificent cuties with flying cars and streamlined skyscrapers, or other awe mspmng dreams of what the future holds In order for such wonderful dreams to come true however someone must plan and cre ate each device before It can become a reality Whether or not you are one of these people to plan for these devuces and for the future remains to be seen That someone could be you' I. . I . . I . . . . , . . . , . . . . , ' . I ' 1 Q 4 . , . . . ' , . : , ' - . . . h . I n - n 1 0 z ' , ' . , . . . . I the service when you're of age. lf you do work. Set a goal and strive toward it. Re- , . . . . . I v . . . . I . I . I . . - - ' ' , 1 , , , , ' . . . ' I Q . I 1 ' 1 5 if lT'S UP TO US Throughout history Max has worried about his young. Now, in this year of 'l958, that worry has reached a new and dangerous high Why is It that some adults think that the words Teenager ancl Juvenile Delm quent are Interchangeable? These adults are more than willing to admit that there are some rotten apples in each barrel and yet all teenagers are condemned for the actions of a few lt is possible that teenagers of this mod ern age appear more reckless and more daring than teens of the past Most adults look back on their youth as a time for fun They remember the Charleston or Big Apple and Rudy Vallee or when Frank nfs MM ny 4 2 tif is lm 'ef I time af 6 SQ iii' 2' ,E M 54... 46-,af was Skinny Frankie Boy . They also re- member coats and skirts at the knees, and frizzy hair. Still, they raise a fuss over our Rock and Roll Elvis Pre ley full petti- coats and style of dress and hair If they would compare for a moment they might realize that most of us arent any more full of it than they were and that they seem to have turned out all right Although most teens are decent law abiding youths our names are being black ened We the teens of today should do our best to wipe out this attitude toward our generation We should try to live up to our teachers ministers and parents hopes ITS up to us' --.....,,,,..,,,Q-nl M 'A --w-...,,,,,M tum sn nom 'C-'M .Zi . 1 S 1 , . ll ll ll ' ' ' ' 1 ll ' ' I . 1 ' ' ' ll ' ll 1 , . 1 . I . . I ' - . i I , I 11 11 11 - , . . , I I I 11 , il' 'A' i' K ' ,Ml Hwy . .,,. ., ,RM ' . . fi if tif' l v1 .wsiyr 1 1,1 f.5,1g?,t, , Q 1 ga X, 1 T ' ,fit , - q smmf ' ., W V. 1 , . 3 , - , , , A ,, , - Vivian-A WW. 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' . j6l,ClfLAy MR FRED COFFIN Jumor Business Geography Physical Education Clvlcs Shop Math Unlverslty of Malne B S MR CLIFFORD PARSONS Mechanical Drawing Industrlal Arts Gorham State Teachers College B S Science B Blology Sensor Scnence Chemlstry Bates College B S 2 .l B' li ... f MR. ouN MCCARTHY Ass R 1 f . . Ed. 'v-sq IN-4 'CU ...J MISS LAURA NELSON General English Latin Problems of Democracy Bates College A B XAQOILCDLA? MISS BARBARA DONOVAN Home Economlcsl II III Science G Senior Special Farmington State Teachers College MRS ELEATHA LITTLEFIELD Englush French I II III IV I II Colby College B A ul . If I I .X 4 ,, ah ' ' I ik 2 1 K. I I I I imhy MRS PATRICIA LECLERC Commercial Sublects Blrss Busmess College Working for her Degree at Umversnty of Marne MR RAYMOND NEEDHAM Custoducun MRS MARION NEWHOOK Glee Clula Special Chorus I...- SENIORS IN HOMEROOM nr NVQ 7 4 CHEMISTRY , ,.,.,..,.N ' L , 4' A . I f ' 3 r 4. V' J. , - 1 wa? ' 7 - so . - .,, f 1, 9 K Q Q7 ' , xxx, , v ! 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L 8l'LL0l fS ROGER Anms Pug Industrial Arts There is nothing like an honest opinion Bas etball l 2 3 4 Baseb ll I 2 3 Teen Commltt 2 3 Activities Association l Student Council l 2 3 4 Student Council Vice President 3 Student Council President 4 Student Council Convention 4 Sophomore Drama 2 Usher for Class of 1957 Class Oflicer 4 RICHARD BARRY e College Scientific A wink as as good as a smile Basketball l 2 3 4 Basketball Captain 4 Student Council 4 Class President 1 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Co Manager of Magazine Drive 4 Pilot Stat? 2 3 4 Editor in Chief 4 Teen Committee 'I 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Senior Drama 4 Science Club 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council Conven tion 4 Marshal for Class of 1957 ROBERT BENSON Benny College Scientific He minds his own business And expects others to do the same. Hockey l, 2, 35 Hockey Captain 3, Archery 2, Band l, 2, 31 Student Director 2, Band President 35 Orchestra 2, 3, Senior Drama 4, Magazine Campaign lg Science Club 2, Assistant Basketball Manager 2, Industrial Arts Award 3. QVLLOP6 DANIEL BISBEE Dan lndustraal Arts Idle hands only brmg trouble Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Band I 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 FRANKLIN CHAPMAN Frank Industrial Arts If there were no pinball machrnes Hed be a mnlllonalrel Basketball 4 Archery I 2 3 LELAND CROOKER Leland College Scientific There IS nothmg more sacred than silence Band I 2 3 Band Presndent 2 Band Student Durector 3 Class President 2 Scnence Club 2 Orchestra 2 3 Sensor Drama 4 Assnstant Baseball Manager 3 Sophomore Drama 2 Teen Com muttee 2 Honor Roll 3 4 81411101015 PRlsclLLA EDWARDS Puss Commercial Course Friendship is the wine of life. Malorette l, 2, 3, F. H. A. lg Archery l, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Pilot Staff 4, Senior Drama 4, Spotlight Staff 4, Class Officer 'lg Marshal for Class of 1957 JANET HANSCOM an Commercial Course Dont be sharp lust be natural F H A 1 2 Commercial Club 3 Oftice Staff 4 Spotlight Staff 4 Pilot Staff 4 Candy Salesglrl 4 Senior Drama 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Future Teachers Club 4 D A R Candidate JOANNE HARRIMAN Jon: College liberal Arts The first element of success is the determination to succeed Cheerleaclerl 2 3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Softball 'l 2 Student Council l 3 4 Student Council Secretary 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 mcracy 3 4 F H H A Sec H President 3 State F H A Officer 3 Sophomore Drama 2 National Honor Society 2 3 4 Pilot Staffl 4 Spotlight Staffl 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 4 Usherette for Class of 1957 Teen Committee I 2 Operetta I Co Manager Magazine Drive 4 Student Council Con vention 4 IIJ Il H 1 , ' ll . . . , : ' I 5 ' 1 : ' : : , , 5 5 . . . 4. ll 'll H . . . ,, , , , : : , : , , I : , , . 1 Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Drama 4, I Speak for De- o , p . . A. l, 2, 3, F. . . retary 2, F. . A. 1 . . . 1 : ' , , 1 , : , , : , , 1 1 , : 1 - : - 6l'LL0l :5 JAMES MA:-:ER .m lndustnal Arts To hugh school Jlm came with us But over his school hell never fuss He lakes everyone and ns never a bore With a smile and cheer always In store Bas etball l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Magazme Drlve 2 Student Councll 3 4 Senior Drama 4 Pulot Staff 4 KAREN MARCHAND Karen Commerclal Course If nts peace you want Go elsewherel Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Specnal Chorusl 2 3 H A l 2 3 4 Commerclal Clu Basketball Managerl Softball l 2 3 Pllot Staff 4 Spotllght Staff 4 Operetta l Sopho more Drama 2 Senior Drama 4 Candy Sales gnr 4 JAMES PLUMMER JR lm College Llberal Arts He lukes sldeburns but others dont Teen Commuttee l 2 3 4 Presldent of Teen Committee 3 4 Basketball Manager l 2 3 4 Baseball l Student Council l Spotllght Staff 4 Pulot Stat? 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Sophomore Drama 2 Sensor Drama 4 Usher for Class of 1957 l Speak for Democracy 3 eniom DORIS RAYNOR Dolly Commercial Course Youth contains all beauty, Chl to be young forever. Malorette I, 2: F. H. A. I, Pilot Staff 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Student Council Vice President 3' Commercial Club I' Softball I 2 I Speak for Democracy 4 Senior Drama 4 Office Staff I 2 3 4 Spotlight Staff 4 WILLIAM SLATTERY u Industrial Arts Haste makes waste Baseball I 4 Hockey I LEIGHTON SPILLER Leighton College Liberal Arts Knowledge revolves the world ager 2 National Honor Society 2 3 4 National Honor Society Omcer 3 Teachers Assistant 3 Future Teachers Club 4 Baseball Manager 3 Spotlight Staff 3 Pilot Staff 2 4 Sophomore Drama 2 Senior Drama 4 Public Speaking I I Speak for Democracy 3 Magazine Drive Captain 4 , , U ,, - , : : 1 HB-N11 H H , 1 - ' Il H H Band I, 2, 3, Head Twirler I, 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Basketball Man- : ' ' , , : ' ' . ' ' - . , , , I 1 , i , - , - - , H 1, , 1 I : ' - eniord LORRAINE TUFTS Ranie Home Economics Good things come in small packages. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Tregsurer 4, F. H. A. Secretary 3, Softball 1, Senior Drama 4, Operetta 1, Pilot Staff 4, Spotlight Staff 41 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery 15 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3: Activities Association 17 Usherette for Class of 1957, Student Council Convention 4. BARBARA WHITTIER Barb General Course Four wheels and a motor can get you anywhere Malorette1 2 Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4 Pilot Staff 3 Spotlight Staff 3 4 Operetta 1 Senior Drama 4 F H A 2 3 Softball 1 2 Student Council Arc ery 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Spec l Chorusl 2 3 4 Magazine Drive 4 Student Council Convention 4 Usherette for Class o 1957 TIIE LEWlSTON DAILY SUN , APRIL l0, 1958 USQ:'69If gf wif as 5 253535 5 'F is c Falls Prmclpdl M, Mecham nc-es Graduation Parts Annou .ew ALLS Hayward igitssafifalw MECHANIC F mapa! of MP dw B carslliylif Pggh School an 3 95? glolillhlfed, Wednesday. the semm' we .I class stalgdgzngs Hanscom is vale me Miss Harriman salu 6 .4 dlCl.0I'l3nn Joanne C1 ooker first l1ato41IlfanBal1?l?2dwh1tt1er, second hcglllol: Leighton Splllel' Ralimg, gnzlirliml Sgr fm e ilsllied wlth averages of 85 or more 'saf-ee 21 'W' wwfiqfvef is ff rsi'-1' MMM 141 ,pffv f 1-ref' M II ll 1, ,I , I I I 1 I ' I I I I 1 I I I ' - - 1, , : , 2 4: h : , , , : I0 1 1 I I I 1 f 1 -..i.-- l Q Q :Z Q ir Y f Q lf 2 I I 5 V , 2, -3+ 3, Q 1 - 2 . 2, .JessiA-ss,iw're3sz51fi,,71' fe 'f J . . , ,.., ., M -f :Qf . 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I F ,,.. .f Front Row left to naht Franklnn Chaoman Leighton Solller Ruchard Barry James Plummer Leland Crocker James Maher Second Row left to rught Janet Hanscom Dons Raynor Karen Marchand Joanne Hvfflmfln Mrs Lmlefield Muss Donovan Barbara Whnmer Prnsculla Edwards Lorranne Tufts QVLLOI' l 6Ll4fL6L On the flfth of December 1957 a drama entitled Somethungs Cookun was pre sented bv the sensor class The cast was as follows Robert Woods Rlchard Barry Punky Rhodes Leland Crooker Professor Newcomb Lelghton Spnller Marcia Newcomb Lorraine Tufts Barbara Newcomb Joanne Harrlman Mrs Newcomb Dorus Raynor Rex Hudson James Plummer Jr Aunt Eva Karen Mar chand Noel Spenser Robert Benson Pete Jamnson James Maher Cynthla Janet Hanscom and Mazne Barbara Whnttuer Prusculla Edwards was our prompter and Dorls Ravnor dld a fine :ob as make up artist We had a gate receupt of S135 OO and the only expense we had was S6 79 to pay to the Student Councul Our grand total was S128 21 We wash to thank Mrs Luttlefleld for all the support and help she gave us whale we were rehearsing and presenting thus drama The cast would also luke to thank Mass Donovan for the help she gave at that tnme 8lfLL0l 304 flffflfflil NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SONG PASTIME Roger Arrls Richard Barry Robert Benson Daniel Bisbee Franklin Chapman Leland Crooker Priscilla Edwards Janet Hanscom Joanne Harriman James Maher Karen Marchand James Plummer Jr Dons Raynor levghton Splller Lorrame Tufts Barbara Whittier U9 e Ba Dan Frank Leland Puss an Joni im Karen um Dolly Leighton Rome Barb Raunchy Sang Sing Sing Sing Sing Sing Ivy Rose Sweet Old Fashioned Glr So Rare So Rare Why Dont They Understand Stardust Thats All There Is To That Deep Blue Sea You re The Reason m ln Love Raunchy Blue Moon The Twelfth of Never Moonglow Going to Norway Playing Basketball Hunting Fishing and Records Baseball Playing the Pin Ball Machines Doing Nothing Dancing Riding Around Dancing Hunting Babysitting Working Keeping out of Trouble Grlping listening to Music Dancing NAME AMBITION FAVORITE HAUNT OUTSTANDING FEATURE Roger Arris Richard Barry Robert Benson Daniel Blsbee Franklin Chapman Leland Crooker Priscilla Edwards Janet Hanscom Joanne Harriman James Maher Karen Marchand James Plummer Jr Dons Raynor William Slattery lelghton Spiller Lorraine Tufts Barbara Whittier Service College College Truck Driver Construction Wo er College Airline Hostess Secretary College Gorham Business School Retire at 30 Never to Grow Old Farmer Gorham Art School Nursing Judy s House Kelsey s 55 Chevy Bonney s Kelsey s None 53 Black Chevy Poland Inn None Kelsey s Snackvllle At Home 54 Black Ford Norway Strout s Principal s Oftice Auburn looks Leadership Quietness Ears Quletness Quletness Studiousness Talking in Class Personality Laugh Sideburns Truthfulness Walk Curiosity Drawing Ability Talking in Class . 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J. , If - William Slattery Bill None Hunting and Fishing . - sk f Hasr eP Eyes ups Teeth Smule Laugh Ambntlon Personalnty Complexuon Physlque Dusposltnon Voice Manners Appearance IDEAL BOY IDEAL GIRL Roger Arrls Roger Arrls Roger Arrls Richard Barry Franklin Chapman James Plummer Jr Roger Arrls Richard Barry Roger Arrus Roger Arrls Damel Blsbee James Maher Rnchard Barry Leughton Spuller Roger Arrls 1200 300 430 500 530 630 700 730 745 746 800 849 943 1100 Roger Arns arruves home from Nor way after vlsltlng Judy Jnm Plummer starts out on has paper route Ball Slattery does has chores All U S hnstory students start cram mung for a test The other McFalls students turn over In bed Barbara Whnttler drives her family foolush by turnmg on Rock n Roll The teachers arruve at school thunk Ing of somethmg for thenr vlctnms to do Three fourths of the students have arnved Teachers start takmg attendance last fourth of students arrive Everyone ns hurrynng to get assugn ments done for period one Perlod one we see the sophomores goung unto World Hlstory class feveryone IS dlggmg nn their note books for thelr earplugsl Perlod two the trugonometry stu dents try to get Mr Gouln away from the assugnment untnl they can get tt finished ls that Mlss Donovan we hear trymg to get those sophomore gurls to quiet down? Mass Donovan would you mmd tak :ng the coFfee pot off the stove Its making us hungry Halr Pep Eyes Laps Teeth Smale Gnggle Ambvtnon Personaluty Complexion Figure Voice Manners Dlsposltlon Joanne Harrnman Barbara Whnttaer Lorrame Tufts Doris Raynor Barbara Whrttler Prnsculla Edwards Karen Marchand Joanne Harriman Prlscllla Edwards Prnsculla Edwards Prlsctllo Edwards Dons Raynor Prnscllla Edwards Lorrame Tufts 23 'll 1200 135 200 300 530 630 1300 tnme to eat at last' Now everyone can hash over the latest gossip Dud you know that Jam P and Carolyne V have broken up again? ls thus the fourth or flfth tnme'? those poor unfortunate sensors are ns suttmg there wantmg for the boys to come over from shop and the girls are trymg to start a discussion that would lead her away from the passing of a bull through Congress everyone IS on the edge of his seat wanting for the dlsmlssal bell they re off' Drave carefully nowll' fNow Mr Carsley can turn on has radlol Dan Bnsbee starts w o n d e r I n g whether to go home or stay at Bettys all Rock n Rollers turn on American Bandstand Dinner as served COME AND GET lTl ' Betty you had better set another place for supper the sldewalks are taken up for the night thus as the extra hour we all need at recess enther we talk too much or we lust dont have enough time to GCI? Leughton Spuller 58 P ,I ..,b g u A . . 1 Q Olftlf' my I 1 l . ' 231' . ' . . A ' J seen enterilng room 20. Miss Nelson , l:34- ' ' THEME SONGS ug Terror of Hlghway 'l0'l Red I ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm Bob Oh How I Hate to Get Up nn the Mornmg Dan Dangerous Dan McGrew Frank Daddy Longlegs Leland ls You Is Or ls You Ann t' Barb Crazy Otto Puss Pretty Baby Jom Moments to Remember Jam M I Cant Go Huntm Wath You Jake But Ill Go Chasln Women Karen Jlm P Dolly I Secret Love lm In Love Agam Dark Eyes Rome Baby Face Lenghton Splller 58 OUR LAST YEAR We entered the semor class wnth eighteen members After losmg one our total was left at seventeen The followmg class officers were elected presldent Rlchard Barry vlce presldent Roger Arrns secretary Joanne Harrlman and treasurer Barbara Whnttner We have the follownng students repre sentmg us an the varuous actuvutnes BOYS BASKETBALL Richard Barry fcap talnj Roger Arrls James Maher Franklm Chapman and James Plummer Jr fMan agerj GIRLS BASKETBALL Prlsculla Edwards CHEERING Barbara Whuttner and Joanne Harrnman lhead cheerleaderj BASEBALL Richard Barry James Maher Danuel Bnsbee Lelghton Spuller fmanagerj and Leland Crooker fassustant managerj TEEN COMMITTEE Richard Barry and James Plummer Jr fpresudentj GLEE CLUB Barbara Whlttuer Joanne Harrl man Lorraine Tufts and Karen Marchand SIUDENT COUNCIL Richard Barry Barbara Whlttler James Maher Roger Arrls fpresl dentl Joanne Harrlman fsecretaryj and Lorraine Tufts ltreasurerj FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Barbara Whlttner Rlchard Barry Karen Marchand James Maher James Plummer J Leighton Splller Joanne Harrlman fpresldentl Janet Hanscom fsec treasj SENIOR TRIP On the eughth of Aprll, we left for New York on our class trap Twelve members of our class went and we took Mr and Mrs Corsley for our chap erones Whale In New York we took a boat and bus trup around Long Island, and saw the Statue of Lnberty, the U N Buuldmg, Rocke feller Center, Radio Cnty Music Hall, the Hayden Planetarium, the Empare State Bunldlng, the Museum of Natural Hlstory, and we had a free afternoon and evening to shop and tour by ourselves We all had a wonderful time and we hope our choperones llked thenr stay also We were very pleased havlng them with us. P II ' II ' II II ll I II ' II I ' I ' Il ' I ' I Il I I ' ll IIHeII II ll ' II I ' II Il II II ll II ' I I II II Jan Whatever Will Be Will Be Lei hton .,............... ,. Far Awa Places I II II ' II Il II II ' ' I . . ' . I I - , , . I . i . - . I . . ' : , 1 , - - , . Q . . I .- - I I ' , . . . . I. . - ' 1 I ' . I I I I I . I I v - 1 I . . I , . . . ' ' I I , , r., ' ' I I ' I LAZIEST K Marchand B Slafiery BEST DANCERS B Whlther J Maher CLOWNS R Arns B Whuther BEST DRESSED D Raynor R Benson MAN 8. WOMAN HATER FLIRT 8. WOLF MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED fs F B Whliher R Arns J Hanscom L Crocker R Barry J Harrlmon BEST LOOKING BEST LOOKING BOY BEST MANNER P Edwards Arrls L Splller TALLEST SHORTEST BEST ATHLETES 'K R Arrls P Edwards J Hanscom R Barry TIZENS B Whither F Chapman M057 POPULAR BEST CI SHYEST 'Aff' J Hanscom J Harriman J Harriman R Barry R Barry L Crooker ' T f ' an-N ru- - K ,fc ,3, E 5 1 X , . .5 i L- f fb, if 3? i 'Q 3,2 . 2' ' X '11 J fi M , H1 - B J ' ' B 11- 'Q L. . - A S 4, . ' ' . R. ' P. ' A S iff , x L B .XX hh t , Q i WL l 1, , Q- x ' 5. 5 , xg , L 2 f , Q -X - Q 2 -,A ,,.r, .A I ' A 5' if J ff' J .fezrwf f 19- X ,L 1 J Q ,fx ' I SOPHOMORE 'lst row left to nght Secretary Burlelgh Tnbbetts Presldent Larry Slattery Vnce Presndent Fanth Goss Treasurer Nathalie Dresser 2nd row Advnsors Mr McCarthy and Mrs Lnttlefield SENIOR 'lst row left to nght Secretary Joanne Hurnman President Richard Barry Vice Presndent Roger Arns Treasurer Barbara Whlttler 2nd row Advisor Mr Parsons Mr Gouln absent Kfddd CQV5 FRESHMAN 'Ist row left to nght Secretary Nancy Yates Presldent Brian French Vlce Presldent Mlke Bcurd Treasurer Gladys Meggett 2nd row Advlsors Mlss Donovan and Mlss Nelson JUNIOR lst row left to nght Secretary Robert Hodglun Presldent Roger Sargent Vlce Presndent Dianne Rollms Treasurer Lynda Henley 2nd row Advlsors Mrs Leclerc and Mr ColTm fl 3' t 31. is Front Row left to rught Nancy Mottor Lando Sanborn Vurgmua Tedford Lyndo Henley Dianne Rollms Roger Sargent Robert Hodgknns Alyce Arnold Bettv Bonnev Sondra Yates Second Row Richard Dolan Brenda Morrell JoAnn Lenohan Eluzabeth McAllister Chrlstme Kyllonen Lello Haskell Maxine Raynor Janice Strout Nancy Kelth Wunfteld Coleman Thurd Row Howord Ashbv Davnd Brvant Leonard Lnzotte Ronald Pratt Jerome Ayers Bruce Caler Ellsworth Trundy Arthur Cotton Brian Kimball Richard Camobell Absent Chester Herrlclt Ednth Jones lftlflfl Ol 61,1555 We entered our Junlor year wuth 33 stu dents but durung the year 2 left and one new student enrolled glvlng us o total of At our first class meetung the following class officers were elected Presldent Roger Sargent Vlce President Dnanne Rolluns Secretary Robert Hodgklns Treasurer Lynda Henley Junlors un actuvltues are as follows STUDENT COUNCIL Howard Ashby Roger Sargent and Joanne Lenohan HONOR SOCIETY Dianne Rollins and Roger Sargent BOYS' BASKETBALL Arthur Cotton, Howard Ashby, Ronald Pratt, Roger Sargent, Bruce Caler, and Richard Dolan. PILOT STAFF Janice Strout Roger Sargent and Rlchard Dolan GIRLS BASKETBALL Ellzabeth McAllister CHEERLEADERS Jamce Strout Alyce Arnold and Lynda Henley There are 9 girls partlclpatlng In F H A ll an Glee Club and 8 ln Special Chorus There are also several Jumor gurls playmg softball and several Junior boys playmg baseball We have had a bottle drlve two roller skatlng parties three food sales and we cleaned up the remainder of our Sopho more paper drlve Class dues were uve dollars and the maloruty of the class has pond them At the present tume the Junuor class has approximately 5250 an nts treasury We hope to enter the Sensor class wlth at least 5300 Richard Dolan '59 Front Row left to rnght Nancy Thomas Sharon Wnlllams Judith Larrabee Burleigh Tlbbetts Larry b K Barbara Hutchnnson Geraldnne Brackett Slattery Falth Goss Nathalue Dresser Re ecca eene Second Row left to right Dexter Strout Elizabeth Bosse Donna Fuller Jayne Weatherbee Glorla Emery I B d Janet Welts Ln nda Thurlow Dorothv Thomas Lucnlle Hemond Shlrley Brown Sylvla Wlly ren a Bennett Jeffrey Thurlow d R I ft t YI ht Fernand Bosse Clarence Newton Banlev Charles David Strong Roger Lothrop Thur ow e 0 g R b t L rd Fred Knuqhtly Talmadge Crabtree Robert Crabtree Theodore Trask Kenneth Thomas o er o Wllllam Gagne Rodnev Blsbee Paul Duchette Absent David Snow Eleanor Kelly Gerald Herrick Jane Harnman 0,9 0l'VL0l 8 66615 In September of 1957 the Sophomore class started school wlth 44 members but durmg the year, 3 students left The followung were elected class officers Presldent Larry Slattery Vlce President Falth Goss Secretary Burleigh Tlbbetts Treasurer Nathalie Dresser Those representing the actuvltles of the class are STUDENT COUNCIL Judith Larrabee ara David Strong GIRLS BASKETBALL Shurley Brown Eliza beth Bosse Barbara Hutchinson and Eleanor Kelley CHEERLEADING. Juduth Larrabee. PILOT STAFF Rebecca Keene Judnth Larra bee, and Roger Lothrop TEEN CENTER COMMITTEE Juduth Larrabee and Nathalne Dresser MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Nathalie Dresser and David Strong FUTURE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Eliza beth Bosse, Donna Fuller and Judith Larra ee SOFTBALL Shirley Brown, and Elizabeth Bosse There are 21 Sophomores nn the Glee Club 8 In Speclal Chorus and 7 In F H A On November 22 1957 the class held a record hop to raise money Roger Lothrop '60 Front Row left to rlqht Carolvn Verrll Patncla Aaron Jeanne Hemond Nancv Yates Brian French Michael Banrd Gladys Meqgett Sandra Wmslow Nancy Lothron Patrlcna Llzotte Second Row left to right Preston Plummer Leona Felker Slbyl Pearl Sharon French Maureen Maher Mary Lou Pratt Judv Cushman Camtola Goss Ruth Chabot Marv Lou Cote Sandra Plummer Marlon Black Glona Harrnman Velora Perrv Carole Keith Ronald Taker Thnrd Row left to right Charlle Lenahan Robert Purlngton Dale Page James Malloy Clifford Haas Davud Stumason Edmund Ruchardson Robert Chase Theodore Marchand James Hull Ronald Rollms Burton Page Roy Wales James Bonney Wllluam Flagg Absent Glen Kimball P85 l'VL6Ll'L 61,55 The Freshman class started the year wnth 47 students but durmg the school year 4 left Ieavung a class of 43 students At our flrst class meetung the followung oftlcers were elected Presndent Brtan French Vlce Presldent Michael Bcurd Treasurer Gladys Meggett Secretary Nancy Yates The followlng are members of various other actnvntles STUDENT COUNCIL Ruth Chabot PILOT STAFF Ronald Rollms SPOTLIGHT REPORTER Velora Perry BOYS BASKETBALL Charles Lenahan Rob ert Chase Davld Stnmpson and Ronald Rollms GIRLS BASKETBALL Carol Kelth Gladys Meggett Patrlcla Aaron Patrlcla Llzotte Sharon French and Gloria Harruman CHEERLEADING Velora Perry and Nancy Lothrop There are 21 Freshman gurls partlclpat :ng In Glee Club or Specual Chorus and 7 In F H For money rausung actuvmes we have had a record hop In March and a bottle drnve and a food sale an the sprung We wash to express our thanks to our home room teachers Mlss Nelson and Miss Donovan for the help and guldance they have gnven us. Front Row left to rught Roger Arns Arthur Cotton Rnchard Barry Jerome Ayers Howard Ashby Second Row left to rlqht Coach Fred Coffin Charles Lenahan James Maher Ronald Pratt Robert Chase Bruce Caler Roger Sargent Frank Chapman Mgr James Plummer Jr IIALPIJI 66-11548 1957 1958 SEASON Well we sure ended up well last season wunnmg our flrst real champlonshup whnch was the Sun Journal League Wlth the flne banquet we had and our new warm up lackets we felt well rewarded for all the hard work we had put an under Coach Rogers that began back m the days at Elm Street Grammar When we learned Mr Rogers was not to be wuth us any longer we wondered whether our llttle world was gomg to topple around us However after a few workouts under our new teacher coach Mr Coffnn we somehow knew that If we worked as hard for hum as we dld for Mr Rogers we could repeat our performance of 56 57 season What with our dauly fifteen mule 'aunt to Norway for practuce our sixteen man squad really got to work wlth the result that nn our regular scheduled season we had SIXTEEN wms and only THREE losses two of those to Freeport who really have an outstanding team Our other loss was the second game with Livermore Falls when we lost bv seven ponnts to a heads up ball club We have no allbl but hope we meet up wlth them at the Lewiston Ar mory later In Tournament play Much credit IS due to the Junior Varsity for thenr showlng at practice and sched uled games We must not forget that from this group come the Varsity In later years Captain Barry Howard Ashby Arthur Cot ton Roger Arrus and Jerome Ayers were the 'startlng flve and usually you could count on three of them to score double dlglt flgures Thus page sponsored by CALLAHAN BROS INC Contractors, Mechanic Falls, Marne DATE TEAM THEY DATE TEAM THEY As this is being written we ave emerged once again as the WC Champs with a T73 record and have knocked OFF a qualifying game with Nor way We hope to take Paris on the 14th of Feb and go on to the big Tournament at Lewiston Win, lose or draw so long to our Seniors who will be winding up their High School basketball- Captain Barry Roger Arris Frank Chapman and Jim Maher Before I wind up this column to t e Cheering Squad, girls you were all great all the way Without your support, it would be rough at times, believe me' By James Maher SCHEDULES Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an DAT ec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an E Alumni Gould Leavitt Freeport Mexico South Paris GY Freeport Bridgton Norway TEAM Gould Leavitt Freeport GY Freeport Bridgton Norway UTI an an GH Clfl an QU Ch E 6 THEY DATE an an an an an an e Livermore South Pans Leavitt Mexico Livermore GY Bridgton Gould Norway Norway TEAM South Paris Leavitt Mexico Livermore UY Bridgton Norway THEY OFAL T' 0 Q54 lfLl'LL0l wfdbty pg Front Row left to nqht Roger Sarqent Bruce Caler Charles Lenahan Ronald Pratt Frank Chapman Second Row left to right Coach Fred Comm Richard Dolan Ronald Rollins David Stimpson Robert Had king Mqr Preston Plummer 9 y-1 T xr-v P '-'fftv LP Left to right Nancy Lothrop Velora Perry Judy Larrabee Joanne Harriman Barbara Whittier Janice Strout Lynda Henley Alyce Arnold 6 QQPLQJQP5 As usual there were eight cheerleaders this year and the uniform was the same as last years At the beginning of basket ball season four regulars were left Bar bara Whittier Elaine Callahan Janice Strout and Joanne Harriman this years head cheerleader Alyce Arnold last years substitute came in as a regular and three new regulars were elected Lynda Henley Nancy Lothrop and Velora Perry Elaine Callahan left and was replaced by Judith Larrabee Under the supervision of Student Coun cll new cheerleading rules were set up to go into effect in the fall of 1958 They are as follows 1 No cheerleader either regular or sub stitute shall participate in both basketball and cheerleading. 2. Any cheerleader being absent from two practices without a substantial reason will be replaced. 3. There will be eight cheerleaders and one substitute on a squad. 4 Each year freshmen and sophomores will have to try out and be re elected Juniors who are elected will remain auto matncally their Senior year 5 The head cheerleader will be elected from the Senior class by the other cheer leaders 6 Substitute cheerleaders will have to be re elected to become a regular They will not come on as regulars automatically even if they are a member of the Junior class 7 Cheerleaders will try out before and be elected by the entire student body 8 Uniforms will be bought by the cheer leaders with the exception of the skirts now being used, which are school prop erty We cheerleaders are extremely proud of the basketball team and also of the stu dents for the backing they gave the team and the cheering squad. We hope that next year the team will go on to even greater heights and that school spirit in basketball and other school activities will continue to grow. Front R left to right Leighton Spller David Snow Grego y Curtis Daniel Bisbee Richard Dolan Rodney Bisbee Bailey Charles Couch Gou Seco d Row left to rght Robet Hodgk Br ce Caler Richard Mayberry James Maher Kenneth Roberts Rodney Sargent Richard Barry Arthur Cotton Howard Ashby ,LALl f5l gddegdf BASEBALL SCHEDULE 'I957 As the PILOT goes to press before the Baseball season starts we will give you last years facts and figures and hope for the best this year. The team was led afield by our coach Mr. Gouin and was composed of the fol- lowing players: Pitchers: . Roberts R. Barry H. Ashby Catchers: . Cotton D. Bisbee R. Bisbee Infield: . Curtis H. Ashby K. Roberts . Maher, R. Barry Outfield: . Caler, W. Coleman, R. Bisbee, D. Bisbee Date Apr May May May May May May May Leavitt Leavitt South Paris Hebron Mexico Dixfield Norway Dixfield Seasons Totals Runs: McFaIls-63 Visitors-50 WON THEY LOST Let's hope for a good season this year! Jim Maher '58 Front Row left to right Pattu Luzotte Carole Keith Shurley Brown Gladys Meggett Glorua Harriman Sharon French Second Row left to rught Duanne Rolluns Betty Bosse Mary lou Cote Barbara Huchunson Pattu Aaron Beth McAllister Coach Muss Donovan Qing fgcwlefgaf The above pucture us of the gurls basket ball team of thus year Even though thus year has not been as outstandung as the previous three or four we know that next year the gurls wull be out there trying and guving ut all they ve got Shirley Brown captain of the team, us a capable player and captain Thus year she began workung on a hook shot and us well on the way to makung ut successful Gladys Meggett us the tunuest player on the team Shes a whuz at outsude shots and uses her shortness to advantage Carole Keuth has been workung on fake passung Her heught and good eye are used profitably under the basket Beth McAlluster, the only lunuor on the team is our center guard. Beth is always there when you need her with lots of spunk and drive. Gloria Harriman is a conservative guard. She always seems to be in the right spot for rebounds and inter- cepted pass ball Pattu Luzotte, a guard us always there to recover a lost ball or to take part un a held ball She can be used as a forward and does a good 'ob at ut too Betty Bosse a substutute forward us good at long shot baskets She s the when you re down and out Ill help you out gurl Pattu Aaron a substutute forward, earned the nuckname of Coosey .lust when she got the feel of partucupatung un a game the ended Maybe next year Pattu' French a substutute guard, us new game of basketball and has um her technuque ummensely sunce the season Sharon at the proved start of the season Barbara Hutchunson a substutute guard, has been instrumental un helping develop understanding of the game to the new players. Eleanor Kelley a substitute guard, because of appendi- citis couldn't play much this year. But when she did play she helped our team out by intercepting passes and receiving balls. 5' is it npnr Front Row left to right Beth McAllister lelna Haskell Joanne Lenahon Betty Bosse Sandra Yates Shirley Brown Nancy Kelth Second Row left to rlqht Mrs Leclerc Alyce Arnold Maxine Raynor Lynda Henley Janice Strout Dianne Rollins Velora Perry Third Row left to right Nancy Lothrop Gladys Meggett Carole Keith Mary Lou Cote Ruth Chabot Marlon Black Slbyl Pearl Sharon French szwf The above picture rs of the gurls softball team for thus coming year We hope they will make as good a showing If not better than the team last year The following IS a summary of last years program The first game of the season was with Casco here at McFalls which was a victory for us 22 to Tl With our first game a vlc tory we looked forward to our next game which we played at Potter This time the odds were aaamst us T6 to T2 Our next game we played at Buckfield with McFalls rackung up 30 points to Buckfield's 2 We next went to Brudgton and lost 4 to 22 Our 5th game of the season was with Buckfield here at McFalls which we took with a score of 35 to T0 Casco whom we played our first seasonal game with was once again trying to gain a victory and this time they were rewarded 31 to T0 The next two games we did not do too well IH Brndgton here at McFalls won T5 to 9 and Dlxfield on their home field won T6 to T4 Our last game of the season was played agamst Dlxfield here at McFalls with our gurls scor mg a vnctorv, T7 points to Dlxfield's 7 Thus with a total of four wlns and five losses we hope to have a more successful team this year cDgff8l 6Ll g LAMBS WOOL Thus ns the story of a lnttle boy who has to play the part of a man One terruble nnght he learns how to become a man Learmng also about humanuty The time an Aprll evening an the year of 1775 The place a small vullage not far from Boston The characters a small boy and hls sus er The wmd whnstled as at rounded the corners of the shabby bunldung that was home to Jeffrey Paune Inside the old build mg stood a large fireplace In whnch burned a warm comfortunq flre Snttlng besnde the fire was Jeff and In has arms he cradled has four year old baby slster Julne Jeff found comfort nn watching the fire He sometumes even talked to It as he would to a friend so he wouldnt be overcome by that snckenung feeling of half loneliness half fear Thungs had become so muxed up lately Fnrst the rumor that we were to be at war wnth England and now the actual commg of Brntnsh troops to Amernca Now Jeff sat and thought of hus parents who had left hum and Julne alone unwallungly when they left for Boston wuth Jeffs exght year old brother Tum who had become deathly ull and was un need ofa doctors care The mund of an eleven year old some tnmes doesnt understand why It must do somethsng but knows that nt must Jeff felt thus way He knew hls orders He was a man now Luttle Julue depended on hum Jeff was aroused from has sem: con scnousness by the murmur of Julie Hungry tnred and wantung her mother Julle had been quiet long enough She now began to cry Jeff comforted her by playlng lambs wool with her lt was her favorute game Fnnally the tmy blond chuld fell asleep Just then the wmd loosened one of the shutters and ut clattered nolsuly agamst the slde of the bulldnng Fearing that It would awaken Julue Jeff at once got up to close It Lookung out at the nnght Jeff could see the April moon peernng down through ominous clouds The snow was meltmg and although It was warm Inside the cabm Jeff shnvered as he locked the shutter Jeff had lust settled mto a drowsy sleep when he was awakened by a muffled clat ter Coming out of has slumber he qulckly glanced at the lnttle bed In the corner and was relleved when he saw Julne fast asleep after her meal of cereal and mulk Thmkmg the shutter was loose agam Jeff took hls time crossing the room and stopped to re cover Julue Upon reachmg the wnndow he was surprised to see that It was stlll latched Then somethung caught hns eye and at the same tlme he heard the falnt sound of shouting Now he saw a flgure coming toward hum on horseback The riders horse shone ln the dull moonlight and the animal panted as If It had come far and fast Quick as a flash and as nolselessly as possible Jeff lifted has musket to the wm dow The gun had been a present from hns father on hls tenth bnrthday Hrs parents had told hum to beware of anythmg or any one and so It was that at thus moment the gun was pomted at the mysterious rider Jeff knew enough not to shoot without lust reason and he could feel hns hand grow numb on the trigger as he watched Now the rnder was nearing hum now hes besnde the house then luke a snren m the night the rlder shouted Beware the Brutush are coming and then he was gone It took Jeff a few seconds to recelve the Impact of the words Then as they reached hum he was senzed with pamc Hus parents had told hum of the Englush threats H knew they were near but never expected them to be so near He had heard has neighbors cursing the Brltlsh the clay be fore saw how they looked when they talked of the Brltlsh heard them swear to murder every redcoat that touched their and Now Jeff made hlmself thunk clearly and decude what to do In the luttle bed In the corner Julle slept soundly Jeff knew that a 1 . . 1 ' 1 I . , I 1 . , 1 X ' ' . - - . , . . 1 1 . . - I I - . I - . ' 1 1 1 - 1 - . . 1 . u - I u n o ' I . - 1 . . . . I . 1 - . . ,, I I I . . . . . ,, I ' I ' - 1 . e I - ' , 1 ' Il 1 . . . . 11 ' ' . . , . I I . . 1 - nn seconds she would awaken to the sound of guns and he wished wlth all hrs mlght that she were with her parents At once he began preparung he dnd not understand war but understood only that the enemy would soon be upon hum and he must fight as every other man In the towns and villages would be dolng Tnme passed slowly Jeff had told Julne that he was going outside to play a game and she couldnt come because It was lust for boys to play He had tucked her un bed and taking his musket and buttonlng hls wand breaker he had barred the door lock :ng Julue In and had gone outsnde to be come a man Crouchlng there beslde the well h thought over the sntuatuon Why dld he have to fight these men? What would hls father do If he were here? He wondered Where are my parents now? How IS my brother? lf l should be hurt what wall hap pen to Julue9 Then ut happened' From the nearest farm two mules away Jeff heard a gun shot Then from everywhere men came forward They had been rnght beside Jeff frnghtened then recognlzlng one of his father s friends he reallzed that these were the town s people luned along the road for mules Then as suddenly as he had heard the shot he saw the solduers comung over the rum of the hull He could see the proud step of the horses and the men slttlng straight In the saddle Was It has nmagmatlon or dld the moonlnght actually give enough llght to see the red of their lackets'P Someone grabbed hus shoulder and gruffly told hum to get an the cabm For a moment Jeff considered this then he re fused and let everyone know that he was fightnng for the family There was no tlme to argue for approaching them with quiet speed were the redcoats Then they were upon them the gun smoke and odor of powder filled Jeffs nostrnls Around hum was confusion Hls frnends nenghbors people from town were all firing on the Brntlsh and the redcoats were droppmg one by one In the boys heart he felt he couldnt shoot at these men men whom he dldnt even know had never seen They were only doing a lob But then nn the mans heart of Jeff he knew hus duty he knew he should loan hus fraends and defend has fam :ly as well as his country He was lust ready to squeeze the trngger of the gun aumed at one of the meaner looklng soldlers when out of the confusion and smoke Jeff saw some golden curls bobbung nn and out lt was Julle' ln a cold sweat he turned toward the cabm the shutter had become loose agam and lnttle Julle had climbed through Now she was nght un the middle of everythmg One of the men saw her and shouted but he was drowned out and the bullets kept comung Jeff could thunk of nothing He stood nn a state of shock He watched hrs sister run toward the on com mg horses saw her fall and get up agam then lost sught of her He found has vouce and screamed to hrs sister frantlcally Then he caught sight of her agam She was run nnng un front of a Redcoats horse' Wnthout hesutatnon the Brmsh soldler swung from the saddle grabbed the child and was back on the horse agam When at last Jeff could say somethlng nonse had ceased The towns people were reloucmg over the dead Brltlsh and swearing to get the ones who got away Jeff could take nt no longer screamed and the next thmg he knew strong arms were carrying hum back to the cabm Jeff lay ln bed The tears were gone Nothing was left except hatred Hatred for the wicked Brmsh for the redcoat who had kidnapped his sister He told his story to the men who had brought hum unto the cabm They had trled to comfort hum but to no avall Hls sister was gone he had fanled hns family He wanted to due He wished that everythmg were back a year ago He remembered how he and hns brother had spent hours nn the luttle cave on the hull playlng soldlers But now at was for real He hnmself had been nn a battle and had not been hurt But he wushed wuth all has mught that ut had been he not Julne who had been captured He prayed to God that she would not be harmed and that he mught someday repay hus famaly for what had happened thus mght . . . . , I . . . . . I I . . . l I I ' I , . . . . . I , . . . . . I - . U I ' I . . I e . . . i ' . . I . I . u I . h . . H . ' . . . . . H . . , A . 1 . I ' 1 D n . . . I and he hadn't known it. At first he was Julie and the redcoats were gone and the . I I . . . . ' , . . , . . . I , . . . . I ' . He I . ' I ' I ' I . . I - . . . . I ' I I I - . . , . . . . ' I . I I ' . . . . I . I I I I ' I . , . . . I I ' ' a Some of the men had offered to stay wuth hum but he begged them to go home to theur famulues sayung that he would be all rught Under the sulence he fell unto a nught marush slumber He dreamed that the whole world was only one color red Somewhere along towards dawn h heard a quuck knockung Thunkung he had dreamed ut he turned over and trued once more to sleep Then he heard ut agaun Rub bung hus red and swollen eyes he went to the back door Too drowsy to be cautuous he opened ut wude At once he was awake and startled There un front of hum stood a redcoat' Hus first umpulse was to slam the door and run hus second to reach for the musket whuch stood besude the bed But a second look at the stranger un the doorway banushed all umpulses and filled hus eyes wuth tears Thus tume he made no effort to control them and he ran to the luttle faur haured figure clutchung the solduers hand Forgettung the solduer Jeff drew the luttle gurl to hum and squeezed her untul the con pucked her up carrued her to the bed kussed her and covered her up lt wasnt untul then that he remembered the solduer Turning quuckly he saw the solduer stand ung there smulung Wuth muxed emotuons Jeff went to hum He looked unto the eyes of a man A man who though he was from another land on the other sude was human Agaun Jeff felt somethung moust truckle down hus cheek and the man stepped up to Jeff put hus arm around the boys shoulder and saud Hows about a hand shake between solduers? Jeff shook the solduers hand and through a blur saw the stranger turn and go Jeff thought as he saw the door close There never was a man so handsome nor so brave except for my father Then the figure was gone Suttung there holdung Julue Jeff won dered about the solduer He marveled at hus bravery to rusk beung kulled lust to re turn a luttle gurl to the place where he had saved her from beung kulled Just then luttle Julue awoke and started laughung and talkung She spoke to Jeff and he heard her say the man was so nuce and he even knew how to play Lambs Wool By Duanne Rolluns MY DATE WITH HENRY Hus eyes were luke two burnt out lught bulbs He had a personaluty luke a durty stockung Hus ears were luke two large holes surrounded by yards of loose floppy skun Henry remunded me a luttle of an old automobule that had been un many ga rages but had never come out wearung an unspectuon stucker and he always acted as though he was out of gas He was such an old car that he dudnt have power take off un fact he took off luke a herd of worms each one wearung sku boots Hus mouth was luke an old house wuth all the wundows broken and when he smuled ut looked luke the cutv dump You know I had the oddest urge to touch a match to ut to get rud of the mess before the health authorutues found ut Hus nose was luke the new Plymouth t had that forward look Hus vouce was luke a portable raduo wuth weak batterues but thus raduo was dufferent from most you couldnt turn ut off' I must admut he had a talent all hus own Henry us the only person I know who can dressed un black feelung Hus feet were luke two large sword fish swummung un opposite dlrectuons I don t know who ever had the udea that sudeburns were becomung At least on Hen ry I couldnt decude uf he was wearung fuzzy earrungs or uf he had extra long eye brows To sum ut all up un a few words Henry was dufferent from any person I had ever met He dudnt have a face lust features and hus body wasnt a body ut was lust one bug mass of obluvuon draped un uvy league clothes By Lorraune Tufts CORRECTED FRENCH TEST Sometumes I wonder what my fate wu When a French test on my desk I see The French exam I took last week Lay upon my desk dare I peek? Oh what wull I see when I finally glance Upon the test of the language of France But why should I worry why should I fret No lower than zero can I get' . I . . . , . - I ' . ..- . l I ' - I e I . . . U . . . I . I I . . - . , . . I -. I . - I 1 l ' . J I I I . . . . -I . . , - , , , . fused child began to cry. Jeff laughed and sing Hound Dog and give you that . I . I . ,, . ,, . u , . . . . . . , . - 1 . ' . . , . . . . I . . - I I ' ' I ' I ' I ' , I ' I I ' II I ' I I 1 I ' I . ,, . . . . . ' I 1, I I II . . . . ' 'll . ' be . .... , I - . . , . ll ' I I I I I II I MY FIRST DRIVING LESSON One never goes through a more terrnfy mg and yet hularuous experuence than that of learnmg how to drnve The first time I ever drove a car was when my brother Jack decuded one day to teach me how to druve so we nmmedn ately set out to conquer the unknown I thought as I got unto the car that It would be very sample to drlve I soon found out how wrong I was Flrst Jack taught me how to shnft and start the car Then we were ready for the road Every time I started the car however I would forget to push In the clutch Con sequently I stalled It for about three times In a row untll Jack flnally with a mellow roar told me what to do I started off wlth the grace of a leaping elephant Rounding the corner at the end of my drlveway I almost clnpped a tree I proceeded wuth some cautaon untul after about a male I was feelung pretty proud of myself Then I came to a crossroads and had to stop l forgot my clutch and stalled andthe honkung of cars behind me I flnally got the car started agam After I passed the corner and had gone on about a mule Jackle sand nt was about time l turned back It wasnt so late l lust thank he was tnred from suttmg so rngnd wnth hns feet almost through the floor board Anyway I turned around usnng a rotary trafflc cnrcle because It was easter Upon reachlng the crossroads agam I remembered to push In the clutch but I guess I took the corner too fast because after I passed It I couldnt straughten out the wheel and I headed right for a flower garden situated on a beautlful well mowed lawn My brother was screaming for me to apply the brakes and I gammed my foot down hard only nt was on the gas pedal' The car shot forward through the flower garden and a hedge untll I flnally found the brake and sklddnng over the last part of the lawn came to a screechnng halt nn front of a stone wall I was afrald to look at the house know :ng someone had probably seen me but I had no sooner started to get out than a woman appeared at my wmdow scream Ing lake a banshee My brother nmmedvately took over the sutuatuon and sand he would tlll In the ture tracks and replant the flower bed After suntable arrangements had been made .lack backed the car off the now slightly torn up lawn and we proceeded home He never scolded me or anythung but the next tnme I asked hum to teach me how to drnve the look on has face gave me the answer I stlll dont understand It thoughll Anyone can make a few mnstakes cant fheyvvvvv By Barbara Whlttler You get up every morning And dress In a hurry Eat grab your coat And leave an a scurry You lust get to school As the second bell rings You prepare for the day And the problems It brings Your flrst class IS dull You groan and complain And yearn to be free The flfteen mmutes you get For a lunch tame break Seems luke hardly flve As a breather you take Then two more classes You can hardly walt The last bell rings And you re out the gate And so the day goes The grand so we pout But when we re older We always flnd out Whats It get you This work thas strufe'P Ill tell you my friend It gnves you your llfe There was a young man from Rome Who declded that he would go home The going was good And soon he stood On the other snde of the foam' , . ' I I I . T ' . I . .- I 1 I ' I ' I , , . . l I ' I - , I I I l ' 1 I I . s , . I . D . I I , . the car again, but between Jack's yelling As are the next threeg I . I I n l . p - ' I l I I . , .I I I l I ' I l ' 1 I T . , I - 11 1 - I . . . ,, I I ' , . 4 n I , . . I I - I I I - SOMEONE ELSE Did you ever wonder who makes you ate When on your way to an Important date Or who s the one who fools away And gives you detention for the day And whos the one that spills the Ink? And leaves the dishes In the sunk? Who s the guy that broke the glass? And who chose the course you never pass? When I m asked about these things Theres only one answer I can see Someone else must have done It NOT ME' IN SEARCH OF KNOWLEDGE Tother mte I sat down ta tha table ta do ma homework Ma books wuz strewed all over tha place cause I wuz mad when I gut home frum skool Ma Inglush book wuz an tha lnvm room an ma algebra book sumwheres near Gosh amnghty I couldnt find ma hnstry book nowheres nt dunt hurt ma feeluns none anyhow I dug a piece a paper outa ma notebook and went ta do tha first al gebra xample but I dint have no pencil I found wun and set down again I couldnt do tha first problem nohow so I daclded ta kwut I found ma hlstry book to ma dnsllke but I started In an tha auestuons It took me tan hole munuts to find tha answer ta tha first wun and I hadda sknp the next wun There was three wurds ta define so I dug out Mr Websters book and rote em out That ended tha hustry Iessun Then came the most awful subleck their ever could be Inglush Boy how I hated ta opnn thet book I never could lurn thet stuff but I opnnned It I dad tha asslnement tha best I could and shut tha darn thmg agln Ya cant guess how easy twas fa me ta put away ma homework for wun mte By Betty Bosse There was a young man from school Who thought that he was real cool Whale driving his car He went too far And landed rnght nn a pool MY VISIT ON MT WASHINGTON It was the last week before school started and my father had come home from Mt Washington for overnight Whale we were talking about the mountain he asked me If I would like to go back with hum Of course I sand yes We left around five o clock Sunday morn mg because Dad had to be at the moun tam base by seven Just outside of Bethel we overtook the tram that goes through Mechanic Falls at five We got even with the engine and stayed at his speed He was doing between fifty and fifty five and the engineer was asleep When we reached the base Dad asked the gate keeper If we could take our car up We were coming down Tuesday so he agreed The first five and a half mules are maple pine bnrch and fir trees After that you can see for mules When going around The Horn you can look almost straight down about a thou sand feet and theres nothing between you and space except the stonewall along the edge of the road We were lust beyond the five mule the road In front of us There as a thirty five dollar bounty on them Wow' Seventy dollars gone gust luke that' Dad stopped the car at the next turn off so I could take pictures of Wildcat sk: trails and the Glen House Then we went to the top parked the car at the weather station and walked the half mule to the dormitory where the men who work at the Icing Re search Laboratory eat and sleep After eatmg a second breakfast we went up to the lab What a place' It IS seventy five feet hugh two hundred feet long There are two large doors at each end weighing a total of one hundred twenty tons On the mann floor they have a garage large enough for two army trucks plus a work bench and tools On the second floor as the real work shop and a room with all the comforts of home flncludlng TVI for the two men who take care of the place at night On the third floor are the two test cells and two wund tunnels This work IS secret I , , I ' . I , . . . . . . ? . U I I ' ' . I . I ' ' - I I . I ' I , . ' 1 I ' ' . . I ' I I ' I ' ll ll , . . . . . , I ' I I l u n . marker when two small bobcats ran across , - . . . - I 1 - I l a o A - s . , , n s u I A I T - I - I 1 ' I T . ' I . - l I ' I , . . I u They make theur own power Large due sel engines run generators that provude the power At eleven thurty we went down to eat When we went back to the lab I took my camera and took puctures of the vuew un every durectuon Monday afternoon the clouds started to roll un not above us but below When they hut the mountaun they would slowly clumb up the sude After the clouds had moved un only the tops showed Pleasant Mountaun at Brudgton was one Later un the afternoon we hopped aboard the Cog Raul way Traun and made the trup down and up the mountaun The round trnp took three hours Tuesday was lousy When I looked out the wundow I could see about forty feet My father trued to smoke a cugarette on the way to the lab but ut was umpossuble The fog soaked ut so much ut would not burn After dunner we went back to the lab Tuesday us down day fwhen a crews two weeks are upl so we only worked un tul three We got our thungs together and I thanked the resudent enguneer for Iettung me come up He saud he would luke to have me come up un the wunter tume uf ut could be arranged lt had been raunung all day so the road was plenty greasy It took us about half an hour compared to the two hour trup down un a sno cat the other day I really enloyed my stay on Mount Wash ungton By Fernand Bosse TELEVISIONITIS I thunk that I shall never see A poem lovely as T V A poor excuse that s used unstead Of studyung or goung to bed Fuve munutes more and off ut goes Or so I usually say But un five more munutes Pat Boone us on There s another half hour gone away The next commercual off ut goes Thus tume I m sure of lt' But look whos on Cheyenne of course I II watch a luttle but Thus us a usual waul III do my studyung soon as I find ou If the crook goes back to laul Ive sat and watched the final show My eyes are weak and red I m paralyzed tull the sugn off Then somehow get to bed Thus bewutchung box us the death of me My homework us a crume And you should see hum glare at me When I say Mr Carsley I dudnt hav tume By Duanne Rolluns .Al!0gPftl9AI 9 , . , I I I ' I ' I ' ' . . , . n I 4 I , . . - - - 'But I can't go now, I'd worry so , . . . 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I n I I ' ' I I ' - ll - 1 - t I - - 11 l ,. .,- 3 'lv' 1 Front Row left to nght Ruth Chabot Joanne lenahan Joanne Harriman Lorrame Tufts Barbar Whuttler Judy Larrabee Second Row left to nght David Strong James Maher Roger Sargent Mr Carsley Roger Arns Rlchard Barry Howard Ashby ,S?lft6!8l'Li QDLIQCL Student Councul has been very active thus year A plaque has been acquired on whuch wull be recorded each years Student Councll presudent This plaque now hangs un the hallway Last year the council as sembled and publnshed a student hand book whuch has proved quite useful, par tlcularly to ancomlng Freshmen ln Febru ary of thus year the Student Council took over the responslblluty of organuzmg a Youth Safetv Councnl In this school Last fall, the entire Student Councul at tended nts first state convention at Bruns wack, and a great many useful Ideas for bettermg our own chapter were obtauned Thus years officers were elected as fol lows Presldent Roger Arrls Vnce President Roger Sargent Secretary Joanne Harrlman Treasurer Larralne Tufts 3 0l'If0l OCLZ 1 Front Row left to right Joanne Harriman Mr Goum Dianne Rollms Second Row Leighton Spiller Richard Barry Roger Sargent This organization was established in our hugh school in 1955 by Mr Hayward Cars e The purpose of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote wor- thy leadership and to encourage the de- velopment of character in students of this high school. Membership in this organization is based upon scholarship service leadership, and character. Members of the sophomore class may be chosen as probationary members of the chapter of the National Honor Society if they satisfy all corresponding requirements placed upon candidates from the Junior and Senior classes. Such probationary members shall have voice and vote in the chapter but may not hold oftice. Candidates shall have spent at least one semester in Mechanic Falls High School, and shall be members of the Sophomore, Junior, or Senior class. Candidates eligible for election to the chapter shall have a scholarship average of 851: or its equlva lent This scholastic level of achievement shall remain fixed and shall be for this chapter the required scholastic achieve ments for admission to candidacy for membership in this chapter. Only five per cent of the Sophomore class may be admitted to this organization. The membership of the Junior class must not exceed ten per cent, and the Senior class must not exceed fifteen per cent. This year's members are as follows: Seniors: Leighton Spiller ,Joanne Harriman, and Richard Barry. Juniors: Dianne Rollins, Roger Sargent, Janice Strout, and Lynda Henley. Sophomores: Rebecca Keene, and Elizabeth Bosse. Advisor--Mr. Gouin. f CH Front Row left to right Rebecca Keene Geraldlne Brackett Ruth Chabot Mary Lou Cote Patncna Llzotte Nathaloe Dresser Sharon Wnllnams Karen Marchand Nancy Yates Second Row Judy Larrabee Lucille Hemond Elizabeth Bosse Carolyn Verrll Gladys Meggett Joanne Third Row Glorla Harriman Patrlcua Aaron Leona Felker Subyl Pearl Nancy Thomas Jayne Weatherbee Glorla Emery Dorothy Thomas Barbara Hutchmson Janet Welts Carole Keith Velora Perry Capltola Goss Brenda Bennet Marnon Black Sylvaa Willey Lorraine Tufts Fourth Row Shirley Brown Faith Goss Elizabeth Bonney Nancy Mattor Joanne Lenahan Elizabeth McAlllster Chrlstme Kyllonen Lelna Haskell Dlanne Rollms Lynda Henley Janice Strout Nancy Lothrop Brenda Morrell Nancy Keith Mary Lou Pratt Donna Fuller Barbara Whlttler loecza OHM Front Row left to rnght Judy Larrabee Carolyn Verrll Joanne Harriman Linda Sanborn Nathallo Dresser Sharon Wnlhams lorraune Tufts Second Row Mary Lou Cote Rebecca Keene Geraldme Brackett Elizabeth Bosse Faith Goss Velora Perry Donna Fuller Barbara Whnttler Thlrd Row Eluzabeth Bonney Joanne Lenahan Eluzabeth McAllister Chrlshne Kyllonen Lelna Haskell Dianne Rollms Lynda Henley Janice Strout Nancy Lathrop Karen Marchand Ruth Chabot Actnvutles have been very lnmlted thus months wlth a broken leg However, the year since our dlrector, Mrs Newhook, had chorus dvd group together to provide a col an accldent and was confined for several lectlon of carols for the Chrustmas program is I 'F .Q .T 'r ff -4' X .. 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I l I . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . as 3 Front Row left to rlght Rebecca Keene Fauth Goss Eluzabeth McAlllster Muss Donovan Lmda Sanborn Nancy Mattor Sondra Yates Karen Marchand Second Row Patrlcna Aaron Caputola Goss Sandra Wmslow Judith Cushman Geraldine Brackett Nathalle Dresser Sharon Wnlllams Glorna Emery Jayne Weatherbee Barbara Hutchnnson Subyl Pearl Third Row Ellzabeth Bonney Sharon French Glorna Harnman Patncla Llzotte Janice Strout Chrlstlne Kyllonen Judlth Larrabee Nancy Keith Brenda Morrell Nancy Yates lflfflfife 0l'1'L8l'VL6L EP5 0 l'l'L8l lfC6l, The Mechanic Falls Chapter of the Fu ture Homemakers of Amernca started nts mnth year wnth 41 members The oFficers were elected as follows Presndent Elizabeth McAllister Vlce President Nancy Mattor Secretary Fauth Goss Treasurer Lmda Sanborn Parllamentarlan Sandra Yates Hlstorlan Edith Jones Reporter Chrnstnne Kyllonen The actlvltles thus year have consisted of which was held wmter carnival a Sadue Hawkuns Dance November 15th and a which was held February 8th At the winter carnival relay races and games were enloyed during the day A dance was held at night at which a kung and queen and prlnce and prlncess were elected Alyce Arnold and James Maher were chosen kung and queen and Kathy Chapman and Bully Plummer were prince and princess It was a real success and ev eryone had a good time A food sale and other actnvnhes are plan ned for the sprung The total amount of money nn our treas ury IS S42 83 Our F H A advisor IS Mlss Donovan Fauth Goss 60 tl gf T rant Row left to rught Donna Fuller Janet Hanscom Joanne Harrnman Ellzabeth Bosse Barbara Whuttner Karen Marchand Second Row Lynda Henley Judy Larrabee Rnchard Barry James Maher James Plummer Leighton Spuller sjlftfbtfe 90,6 The Future Teachers Assocuatnon ns a new organlzataon nn thus school organized un der the Ieadershup of Mr Parsons The pur pose of thus club IS to stimulate Interest an teaching and band together those su dents Interested In making teachlng their lnfes work In February, the group went em Aaocmfzon to Gorham State Teachers College to tour the campus At the flrst meetnng the followlng oFll cers were elected President Joanne Harriman Vice President Ellzabeth Bosse SeCl'9lGl'Y Janet Hanscom in f' 7 riff Q , W A 77 50? 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I ' ' ' l ll ll I I I irgf? fl7fS9 Zxf as ,L 74101250 7y iffy 6' 3 Front Row left to rught Ruchard Barry Joanne Harruman Barbara Whuttuer leughton Spullar Second Row Ronald Rolluns Carol Keuth Nathalue Dresser Eluzabeth McAlluster Ruchard Campbell Davud Strong CL ELZLVLQ 6Ll'VLl96LL VL Co General Managers Ruchard Barry Joanne Harruman Senuor Class Captauns Leughton Spuller Barbara Whuttuer Junuor Class Captauns Ruchard Campbell Eluzabeth McAlluster Sophomore Class Captauns Davud Strong Nathalue Dresser Freshman Class Captauns Ronald Rolluns Carol Keuth Thus years magazune druve was faurly successful A total of 179 magazune sub scruptuons were sold and the school netted a profit of S265 42 The gurls outsold the boys and consequently a Slave Day was held durung whuch the boys were the slaves of the gurls for that day Top salesman was Geraldune Brackett, who sold S45 79 worth of subscruptuons Second hughest salesman was Paul Du chette Muss Donovan was honorary captaun of the gurls' team, and Mr Coffun was honor ary captaun of the boys' team f Front Row left lo right Sandra Plummer Judith Larrabee Janice Strout Duane Rollins James Plummer Nathalie Dresser Brenda Morrell Carole Keith Second Row Ronald Rollins Richard Barry Robert Chase Bruce Caler Ronald Pratt Michael Baird 2814, Qlflffel' The Teen Center was started sux years ago During the first two or three years it was quite successful, but then at 'Fell off and the turnout became smaller and smaller Finally by settnng up new rules and regula tions the attendance grew However, at is extremely dnfticult to find persons walling to chaperone, and many weeks we are un able to hold a teen center Every class from the eighth grade up as represented by one or more members on the Teen Committee, which meets every Tuesday evemng to arrange for chaperons, clean up committee and so on An admission fee of twenty five cents IS charged each person, and the proceeds have been used for various Improvements mcludmg a new record player, records and a record hop with Frank Sweeny each month Various actlvltles are available to stu dents attendmg Teen Center, mcludmg dancing to records ping pong, pool, cards, and so on The Teen Center could remain open dur mg the summer If more support could be obtained from the towns people Theur help and co operation IS greatly needed Officers of the Teen Committee are as fol ows Vice President Dianne Rollins Secretary Janice Strout Treasurer Nathalie Dresser Advisor Mrs Dorothy Plummer James Plummer, Jr '58 t fm' W 2 I I . - . . I 1 ' I ' , . . . , , . . l 2 . President .,...........,...,.. James Plummer, Jr. - n I ' ' .....,......,....... - I , . 085 Cop How dld you get your flat ture? Barb I ran over a mllk bottle Cop Couldnt you see rt? Barb No the kud had nt nn hrs pocket Mr Carsley Why are you late? Jum Maher School started before I got here Prlscllla Swear that you love me Jack W All rnght Darn at I love you Pug Let s sklp school today Bull Slattery I cant I need the seep Miss Nelson Now Dan If you put your hand nn one pocket and pulled out fifty cents and put your hand nn your other pocket and pulled out seventy flve cents what would you have? Dan Somebody elses pants she left she gave her nephew a flve dollar Be careful Bobby s e sand member a fool and has money are soon parted Bobby Yes but I want to thank you for partmg wlth It lust the same Flrst Wife Does your husband talk IH has sleep? Second Wafe No ut s terrnbly exasperat Ing he lust grlns Mr McCarthy Hey you cant sleep an my class' Pug I could lf you didnt make so much nonse Joanne I thought you were wavtmg for the right man to come along Barb l am but lm havnng a lot of fun wnth the wrong ones' Todays chicks are tomorrows old hens A New York tourust decked out In shorts shlrt and sunglasses was seated at Maine soda fountann when outside a be whlskered old native ambled past You have quite a few queer characters around here haven t you' he remarked to the soda lerk The soda lerk thought a mnnute then gave has biased opumon Yes we have but the fortunate thlng about It IS that they all go back to New York around Labor Day How old as you? s five how old us you? Ah dont know You dont know how old you ls? Nope Does yous e luke gurls? Nope You s fo Freshman I have splln er In my finger Semor Been scratching your head? Teacher What as a cannibal? Frosh I dont know Teacher Well If you ate your mother and father what would you be? Frosh An orphan Sensor Advice to Freshmen Dont lose your head nf a pretty senior smules at you nt may be all she can do to keep from laughnngl Mr Carsley I am going to speak on llars today How many of you have read the twenty first chapter of the text? Nearly every student raised has hand Mr Carsley Good you are the group to whom I wlsh to speak There IS no twen ty flrst chapter I 11 - - 11 - ' II ' II ' . . , a I II I ' ll ' - ' . . , ' ,, . . . . ,, . . Il ' ' II Il I II . . ,, . H ' - - , . . . . ,, ' I I . . h ,, ,, . . . - Il ' ' II II ' Il I ' ll ' . II I I II II ' Il . ' H . HAH I - ll - , I 11 1 11 ' I 11 1 ' 11 I . II II - I . Il II I ' ' II ' Il I Il II 'll II I II Mnss Jones was vnsutnng relatives. Before f II ' ' ' C1 t ' II II ' II ' bull. , , h , Re- ,, I ' I II ' II ,, . . ' II ' I , II ' ' ll . . . . ,, . . ' . H I II . II ' - f . 11 - - 1 ' Il . ,, . 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T -A J' A 4 ' t' ky U .t S V' -K: Y 5? , ,Al M , , 1951 Bernaer Rodney Servace Bowman Roger Servace Chase Maralyn Coffan Aubrey Poland Sprung Telephone laneman Cole Ruth fDonnellJ Lavermore Falls Housewafe DeCoster Leon Augusta Truck draver DeWolfe Donna llucast Gorham Me Housewafe Ellery Robert Attendang Gorham State Teachers College Emery Elwan Kentucky Army Gaddangs Harry Bath Asst Mgr Benef1caalFanance Grant Paul Texas Servace Gray Catherane fGoldent Turner Housewafe Goss Evangelyn Uacksont Massachusetts Teacher Hartshorn Joan CButtonJ Massachusetts Housewafe Hawes Carolyn Massachusetts Secretary an Boston Hall Eugene Mechanac Falls Truck draver Holt Robert Hackett Malls Mall worker Humphraes Edward Falmouth Jewett Carolyn lGravest Calafornaa Housewafe Kamball Roy Auburn Farmer Knaght Roxae lStroutJ Mechanac Falls Housewafe l.eavatt Robert labby Maldred fBraanardt Lewaston Housewafe Maxam Wallaam Servace Mortamer Robert Portland Portland l.afe Insurance Co McNally Martha lYatesJ Mechanac Falls Housewafe McNally Pearl CWalkert Poland Housewafe Ohlund Thomas Attendang Gorham State Teachers College Pratt Roger Servace Pray Russell Welchvalle Mall worker Rach Charlene lMcKenne1 Sherburn Carole fflumphrey, Huntsvaale Alabama Smath James Manot Mall worker Strout Carlene lSmathD Mass Housewafe Strout Mary lPerkansD New York Housewafe Thompson Loas CGammonJ Mechanac Falls Housewafe Verrall Walson Walson Walker Walker Benson DaBaase Edward Foster French Gagne Gagne Carrolous Connectacut Aarplane factory Harry Mechanac Falls Central Maane Power Co Rachard Mechanac Falls Laborer Clafford Poland Pemco Co worker Norman Portland Salesman for Swaft and Co 1952 Ted Mechanac Falls Raalroad worker John Mechanac Falls s Oscar Berlan N H Carleton Mechanac Falls Bradgton Academy Patracaa fBeauchesneD Boston Housewafe Evelyn CMerrallJ Connectacut Omce worker June lKeeneD Goss Ellen Portland Teacher at Cape Elizabeth Grover Mara Deceased Harras Charles Poland Shoeshop worker Holmes Nellae fRobertst Mechanac Falls Housewafe Jones Faye Jordan Elazabeth lCarrJ Mechanac Falls Beauty School Keath Norman Portland Maane Vocataonal School Kamball Sharley lBatesJ Greene Housewafe lane Jean KBensonJ Mechanac Falls Secretary Lathrop Ruth fVerrallJ Poland Housewafe and office worker Mason Gordon Mechanac Falls Worker at Pemco Co Needham Robert Bath Shapyard worker Nachols Owen Calafornaa Patterson Donald Mechanac Falls Shoeshop worker Paper Sally fPaanet Lewaston Housewafe Pratt Gerald Servace Raymond Ruth fSnyderJ Ohao Housewafe Reed Bruce Newfoundland Geologast Rowe Joanne fBaaleyJ Mechanac Falls Shoeshop worker Smath Sylvaa lPettangell1 Stronach Jean fGagne, I - - I I . I - , I - , I - - , I - - f I - - , - , .- - , , , I .. , - - . , Co. Br , - I I - - , I - . . ,- , - I - .. sm I - - ' I I - - I - I - - I - - I - f , , - - I - - I . . . . , , , I i i ' 1 , I - , I - - , I - - , - - , I - , - - I - ' 1 - 1 . . I - . I T I 1 T , I .. t .- , . .- I ' I 1 I ' I - - I - - I - I- I - - . . . , , . , I - - , - - I I .. - , , - - 1 i i ' I , . I -- 1 . , i , - . , I - - , I - - I - - I - - I - - I I - , I - - , I - I - - , - ,..- I - - , . 1 - ' - - , - , I - .. , I - - , - I - .. , , - - . I - - - ' - - , - - , 1 ' ' I - - , - , - - , 1 - ' , - - , I - - I .. - II , - H I ' , , ,- , - - X ' 1 f I x I I Strout Alwan Mechanac Falls Fallang Stataon Strout Jeanne Mechanac Falls Shoe shop worker Strout Robert Servace Treadwell Alwyn Manot State Trooper Trapp Daane Oklahoma Walker Helen CRowel Mechanac Falls Shoeshop worker 1953 Bernaer Martha Mechanac Falls CMG Hospatal Bowman Donald yant Lloyd Attendang the Unaversaty of Maane Callahan Sherman Mechanac Falls Mall worker Crane John Calafornaa Crane Marchaan Mechanac Falls Worker at Snow Auburn Cressey Janace Uohnsonj Oxford Housewafe Crooker Murael fAndersonJ Florada Housewafe Curtas Georgaa Mechanac Falls Teacher there Danaco Kenneth Servace Dolan Patracaa fEmeryJ Mechanac Falls Housewafe Ducette Ramon Mechanac Falls Servace Edwards Reganald Mechanac Falls Worker at Hoods an Portland Emery Norman Japan Servace Grant Ann fVerallJ Massachusetts Housewafe Jordan Dorothy Hebron Labby Roger Servace Maher Brock Attendmg the Unaversaty of Maane Malor Lawrence Servace Matchell John Calafornaa Servace Morrall Arlene fHarrast Mechanac Falls Housewafe Nachols Kay lGoulettJ Pelletaer Jack Calafornaa Paper Bradley Westover Faeld Mass Aar rorce Paper Frank Puerto Raco Servace Raynor Louas New Jersey Servace Office Rollans Rachard Unaversaty of Maane Spaller Cheston Auburn Worker at Stearns Packang Stuart Robert Mechanac Falls Truck draver Thompson Margaret CEdwardsJ Mechanac Falls Walner s office Trapp Frances fWhattaerD West Poland Trapp Glennys West Poland Nurses aade at CMG Hospatal Whattaer Jacob West Poland Waterfall s Tassue Co worker Yates Fenton Mechanac Falls Lumber mall worker Yates Ronald Mechanac Falls Bath Iron works worker 1954 Abbott Rasaleen fBoaesJ Mechanac Falls Housewafe Audet Maurace Poland Sprung Worker at Pownal State School Ayers Betty CHallJ Exeter N H Housewafe Belvalle Rachard Jr Servace Black Ona CWanslowD Mechanac Falls Housewafe Clark Gall Attendang Gorham State Teacher s College Cook Gordon Servace Coombs Elaane Mechanac Falls CMP Company office Copp Donald Mechanac Falls Shoeshop worker Felker Raymond Servace Gagne Donald Welchvalle Woolen mall worker Goss Ruth lAverellJ Massachusetts Housewafe Grant Elazabeth lAudetl Poland Sprang Housewafe Hall Harold Germany Servace Hall Sydney Exeter N H Johnson Ruby Kelley Jacquelane KBeckD Auburn Housewafe Morrell Mary lOhlundt Mechanac Falls Housewafe Harraman John Mechanac Falls Worker at R l Matchell Inc Pelleran Jean lPomereauJ Paper Bernace lMclntareJ Rhode Island Housewafe Paper Sherman Mexaco Maane Pence Clmton Callforma Amr Force Rach Geraldme Roberts Carolyn Boston Mass Nurse Samaras Helen Auburn Maine Stronach Marlon Boston Patient In a hosputal Strout Ruth Taylor Betty Uhurlowl Mechamc Falls Housewife Tuttle Roberto KCashD Norway Housewufe Turner Lula Mlnot Verrlll Fred Massachusetts Yates Marlene Portland Telephone office worker 1955 Adkms Rnchmond South Carolina Attendnng college there Alblson Patrncna fGeorgeJ Mechamc Falls Housewife Almond Eunlce CBartlettJ West Poland Housewlfe Beal Carroll U S Marmes North Carolina Bonney Charlotte fKaneD Oxford Housewife Bryant Sue lWalkerJ Portland Housewife Cotton Phyllns fCoppJ Mechamc Falls Housewnfe Dolan Sandra Mechamc Falls Office clerk Edwards George Oklnawa U S Marmes Ford Henry Service Foster Paul Servlce Goss Eva South Carolina Beautlcnan Hall James Poland Corner Truck driver Jewett Eleanor lSawyerl Poland Sprung Housewife Lamb Nancy Attending Farmington State Teachers College Martel Louis Attendmg Farmington State Teacher Maberry Robert Mechamc Falls Mull worker Mulls Beverly Muaml Florida Worker In a hotel there Roberts Ernest South Carolina Attendlng Umversnty of S Carolma Scanlon Jerome Mechamc Falls Unemployed Stanton Sally fDustml Mechamc Falls Housewlfe Stevens Edward Mechamc Falls Shoeshop worker Strout Carlene CGrayD West Poland Housewufe Sturtevant Richard Servlce Taylor Glorla KChobotD Mechamc Falls Housewlfe Turmenne Jeanette Lewiston Saleswoman 1956 Barry Leroy Attendlng the Umverslty of Malne Brown Petra Massachusetts Attendlng Wellesley College there Callahan Gloria Portland At Marne Medncal Center Chase Kenneth Mechamc Falls Salesman for Senak Chase Ronald Mechamc Falls Asst Mgr at Goodwlns In Auburn Dewhurst Vlrglma LHCTYICKJ West Paras Housewife Dunn Barbara fBokert Norway Housewlfe Emery Donald Alr Force Farrls Charles Service Gagne Sylvia Uohnsonl Connecticut Housewlfe Goss Jane Boston Mass Attending Gordon Dlvlmty School Greenwood Robert Service Hanscom Dale Texas Amr Force Halt Kenneth Mechamc Falls Worker at Pemco Co Hutchmson Lots Attendmg Gorham State Teacher s College Kelley Marlon fHoltJ Mechamc Falls Housewife Knmball Davld Poland Sprung Farmer Lothrop Duane CRussellJ Aub Maher Kathleen Attendnng College Malor George West Mnnot Malor Joyce fREldJ Hebron Morse Phnlnp Servlce Pray Elaxne Mechamc Falls Purmgton Marlon lGallantj Reynolds Joyce CCraneJ Mechamc Falls Housewnfe Ruce Franklln Service Roberts Roberta Mechamc Falls Nurses Ande In CMG Hosputal Rollms Robnn Guam Alr Force Taker Robert Servvce Trnpp Leah West Poland Nurses Aide In CMG Hospntal Yates Patricia Mechamc Falls Waitress at Macs Restaurant urn Housewnfe Gorham State Teachers Shoeshop worker Housewlfe Secretary nn Auburn West Parts Housewlfe 1957 Adkins Susan Mechamc Falls Plans to enter Gorham State T C an fall Crabtree Lydla Mechamc Falls Oltlce at Wathmgton Curtls Gregory Aur Force Curtis Maud Mechamc Falls Omce worker at Pemco Davus Sandra Mechamc Falls Auburn Maine School of Commerce Duchette Deanna Mechamc Falls Shoeshop worker Edwards Clarlssa QEverettJ Mechamc Falls WMTW TV ottlce worker Goodall Janice Mechamc Falls Pelletners Beauty School Gurney Rnchard West Poland Horse trainer Kyllonen Thomas Mechamc Falls Garage worker Libby Judlth Mechamc Falls Housewife Madore Meredith Attending Gorham State Teachers College Manchester LeRoy Manchesters Market McAlInster Jeanette Mechamc Falls Oftlce an shoeshop Roberts Kenneth Mechanic Falls Fllllng station worker Sargent Rodney Mechamc Falls Shoeshop worker Wmslow Wamta Mechamc Falls Office worker at Pemco Co Dunn Roy Oxford Truck driver Yates Arnold Macs Fnllmg Station I - .. I .. I .. I - I .. I I.. I - .. , - 1 . - , -- I .. - , , - I - - I .. - I - - I - ... I . . . . . , , , I - - I - - I - .. I - - I - .. - I . . . . I - , - '- . . . . . I - - , . . . . . I - - , .. . . . I - , - - , . . I I - - , . . . . I I - - , . . . . . I - - , . . . ' I , . , . . I I I - - , - . . , - . . . I I - - . . . I - , - - . , . . . , - - . . . I T - . f - - . . . . , . . , I - - , . . . , , - s College . . . - , - . . . . . . . . , - - V - - . . - , - - , - - f . . . Co. , - - . . . , - - , . . . . . , - - . , , - - . . . , , I - - . I - I - - I - - I .. - . . , , - I .. - - I I I 1 Co. , - -- - - I . . . . , - - . . , - - I - - I - - I - - I , . . . I - - I - W Wslz Yo 111: ySccSS Clsso 1958 20 M NORWAY MAINE 'A' CLASS PHQTQGRAPHER Q 1 au jr U Q Daniels Sfualio 0 uin Street TIS S U E CORPORATION C IC llS MAINE WATERFALLS 1,Q 44,5 23: voun moums Q5 Q VANIZI.: 3 mill!! MAIN ST GARAGE 80 Mom Street Mechanic Falls, Me GENERAL REPAIRING Gas I Tlres Batteries Welcllng Accessories Wrecker Servlce u E KYLLONEN Prop na 4111 Office 3181 Home me .ee and FUEL OILS I 7? 94 94 - Oil - I - I - O D' l. - rrer A ' RANGE HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS KEYS TOYS HOUSEWARES DUOTHERM STOVES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS OF E A PARKER FRANCHISED DEALERS OR ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS M DOUGALL BUTLER GLIDDEN MAINE LINE PAINTS 0 0 X 1 lF ITS POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN - f F A C A COMPLETE ,iii IN, lm, ENT PICTORIAL 2 fr N4 SERVICE R PORTRAITS HOME OWNED OPERATED DISTIN CTION DON T JUST FILL EM UP ew WI' more Vltamm B NNSi ow HOME 55 Wu More added Vltamlns and Minerals than any Othel' kllld of food at no extra cost 66 at OF 99 , , U I I I O C l I f SQIGJ-i'I1LTu : ', N 'y if X -11.,. X ! ------- ------ --'--- 4 f 2 :::-::::5-.55 ,Q 0 X E EF:?f:L.::- my f 'OMF ISSE Vs 3 '51 Q 'Wm 'mn .gsflzi ':x:crhf'd.:-:Ta n n o . GOOD LUCK TO YOU IN FIFTY -EIGHT When you're planning Cl career keep Bates in mind. Thousands of Maine men and women are working at Bates. They make fine cotton and rayon fabrics which are sold in every state. BATES MANUFACTURING COMPANY Lewiston Augusta uco Your SANITONE Cleaners I1 III III 1 I1 g S Cleaners 8. Furrlers Store Service At Guy Ca pbeII s Call Serv ce at the Home Tel McFalIs 3373 Lewiston 4 7326 Local Home News ADVERTISER DEMOCRAT Commercial Printing PI 3 8958 Norway Marne Prescription Drugglsts Trusses Elastic Wear Wheel Cha s Hosp tal Beds for Sale or Rent Corner ot Court and Ma n Street AUBURN MAINE Dual 2 9861 ll ll I BUY 0' Bmw COPY ANDERSON AND BRIGGS Co pl me Is of J A BUCKNAM 8. COMPANY MECHANIC FALLS MAINE General Insurance GEORGE S VARIETY ITALIAN SANDWICHES PIZZA PIES MECHANIC FALLS Phone I Shoes Sporhng Goods AmmunI1'Ion H A R MECHANIC FALLS MAINE HARLOW S 145 Mann Street NORWAY MAINE Luncheonehe Gourmet Shop Beauhful GITIS ples G 8. B SPORTING GOODS 58 COURT STREET Auburn D C1 4 4933 Comphmenfs of HEMOND S DAIRY Compllmenfs of ComplIments GOODWIN S DAIRY BAR H 0 0 D I S M I L K So PGFIS and Auburn Manne m i n ' : 5 21 I I W . R . R I S The Shop with a Thousand Com im nt of ' I i l - I ' of I Compliments of MANCHESTER MARKET Complnments of MECHANIC FALLS FIREMEN Comphments of MARCOUX S General Store MEATS GROCERIES DRUGS WEST MINOT MAINE Tel Woodland 6 3131 Complnments of MECHANIC FALLS WATER COMPANY of EMERY H McALLISTER Wlrthmore Gram STARTED PULLETS DIAL 3024 For a meal that ns tops And a restaurant too MACS of McFaIls Is the spot for you McFALLS BODY SHOP JIM MALLOY Prop BODY and FENDER REPAIR PAINTING WELDING GLASS INSTALLED 3 Water Street MECHANIC FALLS MAINE MERRILL 8. DENNING DRUGS MEDICINE STATIONERY The Rexall Store Telephone 2811 ' s I I Compliments ' II 1 Il I Q , . I Over 75 Years of Experuence James P Murphy Co , Inc LEWISTON MONUMENTAL WORKS Tel 4 8546 6 I0 Bates St eet LEWISTON MAINE Compl ments of P E M C O MANUFACTURING COMPANY Compl ments of MYER CANTER Footwear 87 Lnsbon Street LEWISTON MAINE The Light Refreshment ers: 014 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO Auburn Portland Needham s Market MEATS and GROCERIES Custom Slaughtermg 5161 M h PERLEY S GARAGE YOUR CITIES SERVICE DEALER Telephone 6411 QUALITY Www? 72060 DRY CLEANERS .I E W E L E R NEW DETREX PROCESS We Call and Dehver e I 84 Elm Street 83 Lnsbon Street Lewnston MECHANIC rAus MAINE i , - - r i I o I Compliments of I TEL. ec anic FaIIs I T I. 66 I R I V A R D DRUG STORES INC PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIES Fr endly Personal ServIce 196 L bon Streei Phone 2 3701 286 L bon Sireet Phone 4 8651 LEWISTON MAINE Com pl ments of F R WILLIAMS HEATING OILS BOTTLED GAS Say It WITI1 Flowers R 0 A K THE FLORIST Sfoe 80 Co I Street AUBURN MAINE Complment of E TUCKER JR Co plmet of ROBERTS GREENHOUSE Compl me I of MORRELL S MARKET TAYLOR S VARIETY STORE DIME STORE Complmemsf MOSELLE S fOr BEAUTY SHOP SCHOOL SUPPLIES MECHANIC FALLS MAINE I , . I O II i ' Il is is I ll ' ' II 1 s El C ' O r ur Greenhouses 245 Center SI. m i ns i ns I I I i o I II Il I - Compluments Barlo Restaurant an Hotel Stone Compluments of IR VIN G B R O W N BARNSTONE OSGOOD CO Jewelers SIlversmItl1s LEWISTON MAINE 50 usbon Street DIQI 4 5241 WATCH REPAIRING SOLID AND PLATED SILVER LARGE ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY Compluments of HUTCHINSON S JEWELRY STORE 213 Mann Street NORWAY MAINE BAILEY BROS GROCERIES GRAIN SHINGLES HOUSEHOLD and FARM SUPPLIES Telephone Poland WYman 84344 EAST POLAND MAINE GOSS G STORE Poland Corner POLAND MAINE LA POINTES STORE GROCERIES and MEATS DIABETIC Fooo Lewnston Street Tel 3021 MECHANIC FALLS MAINE Complnments of J O H N S O N ' S Poland Sprlngs Telephone WYman 8 4210 Poland of ' d - ' ' 1 Compliments of 0 I - - In I Ao I I I . O C. W. MESERVE 8: SON Mechanic Falls Saw Mlll 3591 ancl 3031 Dressing Mlll 5331 Lewiston 3 1661 Compl ments F THE VILLAGE GREENHOUSE PoTTEo PLANTS cut FLOWERS .l W PENNEY AND SONS C0 MECHANIC FALLS MAINE THE PLAZA GRILL M St i o Compliments of SINCE 1872 I O O I Telephone 3111 Compliments of ain reet Lewiston, Maine MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK A Bank of Friendly Serv ce M AUBURN MAINE NORWAY LAUNDRY INC MERRILL TRANSPORT C0 PEMCO MANUFACTURING CO I ' i 79 ain Street , Each Individual Deposit Insured Up to Sl0,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Compliments of O I 'INK' 9 AT HOME gf ,Ugg AT WORK -9 M Q ' hx I AT PLAY GD ELECTRICITY SERVES YOU BEST EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY CE NTR L MAI NE rowzn omruw MECHANIC FALLS HIGH STUDENTS ACod IWeI o eA atsY DEPOSITORS YouAeI tedtoU e0 Complete Bank ng Serv DEPOSITORS TRUST COMPANY MECHANIC FALLS MAINE M b fFd in Sy r ia c m w i ou at r nvi s ur i ice I I8 Offices Serving the Heart of Maine M b of Federal Deposit Insurance Corpo ' Twm Town Chevrolet Co Inc Phone Pllgrlm 3 6341 SALES SERVICE 223 Mann Street South Pans Mame Compliments of KEN WE LCH Barber Shop Mechamc Falls NEEDHAM S 1 HAMBURGERS CHICKEN ROLLS COFFEE HOT DOGS COLD TONIC SANDWICHES LOBSTER ROLLS HOT DAILY SPECIALS ICE CREAM Compluments t WILSON S DOLLAR STORE NORWAY MAINE Complnments of DONT SAY BREAD so W A R D B R 0 S couNTRY KITCHEN Lewiston MAINE nt's the toast of Mame VALUE DRESS SHOPS TOOT AND WHISTLE STOP McFalls Depot Sq MOJUD HOSIERIES SIMPLICITY FROCKS SHIP N' SHORE BLOUSES Dot Rollms Ruth Caler I' 0 I . . - IS I . o Rt. 1 and 121 Mechanic Falls I Y - ll ' ' ll ONLY SINGER HAS ALL THREE SWING NEEDLE SLANT NEEDLE STRAIGHT NEEDLE SEWING MACHINES FLOOR CLEANERS CANISTER CLEANERS HAND CLEANERS SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 165 Lisbon Street LEWISTON MAINE DR J A WILLIAMS BELL SHOP Women s Apparel 182 Lsbon Street LEWISTON MAINE Compl ments of J DOSTIE JEWELER 10 Lsbon Street Lewlston Mame Co pl ments of NORM JORDAN Barber Shop Compl ments of SNACKVILLE JUNCTION or a Real Good Treat g 1 L Ice C eam Ma es Bake y P odu ts Drug BERRYPAPERCO Stahonery School Supplies 49 L bon Street LEWISTON Compl ment of BOSTON SHOE STORE Lewiston Maine A W STROUT Range and Furnace Olls MECHANIC FALLS MAINE Telephone 4301 i 1 . , . i I I I - - . m i W 's i O ll F o We Can'f Be Beat Li h unches f 'S ri ' r r c s i s I O I I TURNER'S ESSO WITH I N GTO N West Mmot Maine COBB WATSON CO Auburn Maine g M W N O RIPLEY 8. FLETCHER CO South Pans Maine W Vg' FORD AND MERCURY any Sales and Service Compluments of I Compliments of O I CI h' g d Furnishings for the Youn Mon and the on ho ever Grows Id. I T I phone PI38938 'IIO Main Street I BLISS COLLEGE I6O Lisbon Street Lewiston Courses Include: ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS TEACHER TRAINING SECRETARIAL g S tor Req ay o TEXACO HAVOLINE HEATING OILS FIRESTONE TIRES JIMMY S AUBURN MAINE BEST REST ROOMS IN NEW ENGLAND JIMMY S DINER For Fme Foods AUBURN MAINE I Retail Heating Hardware Bottled Gas Plumbing Supplies GOSSHARDWAREINC Co pl t SOUTHPARIS SAVINGSBANK The House of Thr ft Member Federal Depo t I s ra ce Co porat on Catalo t Vis sare On ue t Alw s welc me I On R t IOO , I O R t IO0 , Compliments of O O I o are Phone c anic , ine m imen s of ll i ll ' n n r ' 1957 1877 You are entitled to SAVE MONEY ON FIRE INSURANCE COSTS Complete protection is now availab to Grange members only, on all types of property, anywhere in Maine, any amount--all at savings. Three Policies Available R I F P l' egu ar arm o :cy Dwelling 8. Mercantile Policy Livestock-Machinery Floater 565,000,000 In Force Agents Throughout Maine PATRONS ANDROSCOGGIN Mutual Fire Insurance Co local Agent Compliments PEMCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY le 108 Court St. Tel. 4-5361 Auburn of Compliments of CURTIS 8. PULKKINEN Auburn Maine Wholesale Candy I I v llil An' li, LUIGGI S PIZZERIA Itallan Sandwiches Plzza Itahan Spaghetti Spaghetti Sauce Co ne Horton and Sabattus Streets Lewuston Ma ne PERRY S RADIO 8 TV SERVICE Repairs on AII Makes of Sets Phone 6741 CI fford St eet M h Fa s D yorNght Serv ce PE DUNN HMORE STORES INC Dealer an Truclung Excavating Grading Bulldozlng Sand and Gravel Phone 247' Tel Wyman 8 4335 Poland Me Falresl Pnces Prompt Delnvernes c0mpl.me,,,5 HAHNELBROS C0 Roofing and Sheet Metal Malnes leading Roofmg OSCAR R HAHNEL Presndent A F R I E N D Telephone 4 6477 42 Mann Street Lewnston Me CENTRAL MAINES LARGEST AND FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE OUTFITTERS FOR LEWISTON Hugh School Students Pecks Hu Schoolers Shop features the newest and best un wearables for hugh school gurls Pecks Mens Shop carrles everythmg a young man needs from shoes to hats O O INC. - of . , . . I Sheet Metal Contractors Compliments of SCH00l0F COMMERCE THE COCA-COLA Fall Term Be ins W-ff-msd-vfwfmbefs BOTTLING PLANTS INC Dual 2 2171 Lewuston Mame 53 Cou t Street Auburn Marne CORTELL S complmef-mf D R W S W E T T SPORTSWEAR CENTER Norway Ma ne MAINE Tel Pnlgnm 3 8431 '11 H1 AUBURN SAVINGS BANK Suvmgs Accounts ,X Q CAII Accounts Insured Up To S10 000 001 Q Xmas Vacahon and Tax Clubs Travelers Checks Mortgage and Collateral Loans 'F ,,,..T.---v- Elm 33 Cour1S? D al 4 6945 Auburn Ma ne MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I r - , ' I . I . I , 1 OF I p l ss, A . 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