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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1959 volume:

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It may be small, but what is learned here is greatg the color may be yellow and drab, but the students don't feel that way, it isn't a little, yellow, drab school in their opiniong it is THEIR schoolg it belongs to them, and they love it. The student-teacher relationship is good, the teachers do not know a stu- dent by a number or a last name: they know the student by his first name and know ABOUT that student. Respect for the teachers is instilled in a student from the first day he enters our school, he is made to feel they are his friends, but he is not to take advantage of this friendship. Mechanic Falls High School has a high academic ratio in its classes, and students and teachers both are proud of that fact. They are proud of every student that goes on to a higher educa- tion, or on to a job, service, or a home, and makes good. They are proud when the graduates are given as much high praise as any other students are anywhere. The teachers try to give every stu- dent a thorough knowledge of every subject and teach him to apply it to his daily life. The text-books are not thought to be dry tepid things, hard to digest, they are used to add to the stu- dent's knowledge of the world that surrounds him, and to show him how to put every subject into practice on his own level 'and prepare him for his future Mechanic Falls High School is proud of its past graduates and plans to be just as proud of its future ones. The school will improve even more as time goes on and as education advancesg and through it all we shall be happy to say, I went to school there, and I am proud of it. Dedication MR, ARTHUR GOUIN We, the graduating class of 1959, are proud to respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Gouin. We are more than grateful to Mr. Gouin for the hard work and many hours he has willingly given to make us a better class. During our graduating year, as our home- room advisor, he pushed, prodded, and some- times even got a little angry. A11 this, and even more he sacrificed for our class. Our sincere vote of thanks is always with you. FIRST ROW, left to right: Advisor, Mrs. Leclercg Theodore Marchand, Rebecca Keene, Roger Sargent, Janice Strout, Ronald Rollins, Arthur Cotton. SECOND ROW, left to right: Lynda Henley, Elizabeth McAllister, Dianne Rollins, Christine Kyllonen, Nancy Mattor, Alyce Arnold. THIRD ROW, left to right: Fernand Bosse, Sandra Sawyer, Sylvia Willey, Sandra Baird, Richard Dolan. First Asst. Editor - Sec. Asst. Editor - Business Manager - lst Asst. Bus. Mgr. 2nd Asst. Bus. Mgr. Senior Section - - Literary Editor - - Fila! Staff Editor-in-Chief - - - - Rebecca Keene Theodore Marchand - - - Janice Strout - - Fernand Bosse - - - - Ronald Rollins - - Richard Dolan - - Dianne Rollins - - - - - Roger Sargent Activities ------ Elizabeth McAllister Boys' Sports - - ----- Arthur Cotton Girls' Sports - - - - - Lynda Henley Faculty Section - - - - - Alyce Arnold Freshman Class Rep. - - - - Sandra Sawyer Sophomore Class Rep. ---- Nancy Yates Junior Class Rep. ----- - Sylvia Willey In past years the Pilot has gone into The Pilots were sold in advance to debt. This year we are striving to pull prevent having too many left over. More it out of debt. A profitable card party fund-raising activities are planned to put was sponsored. it in the black. We feel that a great deal of credit is due to Christine Kyllonen, Nancy Mattor, Elizabeth Bonney, Brenda Morrell for the excellent work in typing material for the yearbook even though their names do not appear on the editorial staff. fm 1 N2 mm: 7? 'H if ffgig , K X 21 FMA 2 K, ,,.L , A v,,, A wmfs, .. l, f 'W -af M 992 V f.Ke-Makin., - 1, 1 X Y A xy :K vilfw i ' .a ' f -an-gm 4 fclcul lf? f 5 2 .si 5 ,Q ,QQ , we MRS, PATRICIA LECLERC Bliss College Working for her degree at University of Maine Commercial Subjects MR, ARTHUR GOUIN University of Maine B,A. Algebra Geometry Review Math and Trig. Driver Ed. MRS. ELEATHA LITTLEFIELD Colby College B.A, English French Superintendent of Schools MR. FRED ALLEN Colby B, A, Maine M.Ed. Principal of High School MR. HAYWARD B. CARSLEY, IR Bates College A, B, U. S. History Geography Civics MISS LAURA NELSON Bates College A, B. Latin English Problems of Democracy MR. CLIFFORD PARSONS Gorham State Teachers College B. S, Ed. Mechanical Drawing Shop Math Industrial Arts MR. CLYDE I-IADEN Boston University B. S, Ed. Junior Business Physical Education World History MRS. NANCY MELDRUM Farmington State Teachers College B, S,Ed. Home Economics Senior Special MR. VINCENT LEMLEUX University of Maine B, A, General Science Physics Biology Senior Science MR. MERRILL SHEA Musical Director MR. RAY NEEDHAM Custodian SN : Q54 Mx' K s 1 5 1 am a JL, M 955' 4564-51 ,, E X 'Z - f as or JEROME AYERS Always easygoing Class President 1: Class Vice President 2g Usher for Class of 583 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,4g Teen Center Committee 2. ALYCE ARNOLD Commercial A sweet personality is powerful FHA 2g Basketball 2g Softball 2,3,4g Majorette 2,-3g Cheerleader 3,4g Sub 23 Science Club 2,33 FTA Librarian 4g Commercial Club 2,3g Pilot Staff 4g Usher for Class of 58g Teen Center Committee 2,3, Vice President 23 Senior Dramag Glee Club 3g Rifle Club Secretary 4g Officegirl 3,4g Teacher's Assist- ant 2g Dramatic Club 4. HOWARD ASHBY is General E Enjoy yourself now Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Science Club 25 Teen Center Com mittee 1,2,3. Ierryf' General ELIZABETH BONNEY Betty 5 Not much talk - pleasantnessu Softball lg FHA 1,2,3g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Commer- cial Club 1, 2,33 Spotlight Staff 4g Senior Dramag Special Chorus 3. DAVID BRYANT ll Daven Wit is not wisdom Glee Club 4g FTA 4g Senior Dramag Dramatics Club 4. Commercial BRUCE CA LER Burce College Scientific Friendship is the key to happiness Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Hockey 1,23 Pilot Staff lg Senior Dramag Rifle Club 4g Teen Center Committee 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 4. RICHARD CAMPBELL General ketball Manager 4. RICHARD DOLAN Dick College Liberal Arts Nature has always had more force than education Class President 2g Class Vice President lg Class Reporter for Pilot 3g Rifle Club 45 Glee Club 43 Pilot Staff 3, 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4g Archery lg Science Club 2g Teen Center Committee 2: Magazine Campaign 43 Dramatics Club 4g Senior Drama, National Honor Society 4. Q1 Percyn Wit is the salt of 1ife Junior Varsity Hockey lg Varsity Hockey 2, Archery Club 1,2g Class Officer 2,4g Honor Roll 1,23 Typing Awards 3g Magazine Campaign 35 Rifle Club 4g Bas- ARTHUR COTTON General The qualities of a leader Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4g Class Officer 2g Student Council 45 Pilot Staff 45 Senior Drama: Dra- matic Club 4g Glee Club 4. LELIA HASKELL College Liberal Arts Ambitiousness aspires high ideals Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Special Chorus l,2,3g Softball l,2,3,4g FHA 1,2g Rifle Club 4, French Club 4, Dra- matics Club 45 FTA 4g Basketball 2g Band lg Senior Drama: National Honor Society 4. LYNDA HENLEY College Scientific Quiet but friendly Softball 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Class Treasurer 1, 2,33 Student Council 4, FTA 3,45 Honor Society 3, 45 Cheerleader 3g Fl-IA 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4g Pilot Staff 4, Senior Drama. n Leen ROBERT HODGKIN Hoggy' Liberal Arts He asks for time, but he needs an eternity Basketball 1,2,3g Baseball 1,2g Class Officer 3. IEDIAH KEENE Industrial Arts eat the game. llludll A bachelor is one who enjoys the chase but does not Hockey 2g Archery 1,2g Rifle Club 4: Track 3. NANCY KEITH Home Economics For me, sleep FHA 1,2,3,4gG1ee Club 1 2,3,4g Softball 3. BRIAN KIMBA LL Bry Industrial Arts A true friend is forever a friend Archery lg Science Club 2. Y CHRISTINE KYLLONEN Chris Commercial Always on the go Spotlight Staff 1,2,3,4g Spotlight Editor 4g FHA l,2, 3,45 Commercial Club l,2,3g Chorus l,2,3,4g Special Chorus 1,2,3g Majorette l,2g Science Club 1,25 Girls' State Representative 3: Pilot Staff 4g Senior Drama. IOANNE LENAHAN IIJOII Commercial A good jest always Basketball l,2,3,4g Softball l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Special Chorus 1,2,3g Stu- dent Couucil 2,3,4g Spot- light 4. ' LEONARD LIZOTTE Lenny Industrial Arts He laboriously does nothing Archery lg Science Club 2. BRENDA MORRELL Choog No room for melancholy here FHA 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Teen Center Com- mittee 1,2,3,4g Special Chorus 3g Spotlight Staff 45 Senior Drama, NANCY MATTOR Nan Commercial Life, however short, is made shorter by wasted time FHA 1,2,3,4g Giee Club 2,3,4g science Club 2g Spe- cial Chorus 3g Spotlight Staff 33 Teen Center Com- mittee 4g Pilot Staff 4: Senior Drama. ELIZABETH MCALLISTER n Bethlv College Liberal Arts Always a friend Softball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1,2,3g FHA 1,2,3, zine Campaign 3g Special Chorus 1,2,3g Class Treas- urer 4g Pilot Staff 4g Senior Dramag Dramatics Club 43 Spotlight Staff 35 Science Club 3. Home Economics 4g Basketball 1,3,4g Maga- RONALD PRATT Industrial Arts A pretty woman is a welcome guest Teen Center Committee 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Hockey 1,25 Archery 1,25 Rifle Club 4. Ronnie MAXINE RAYNOR liskipll Commercial A good laugh is sunshine Basketball 13 2, 3, 45 Soft- ball 1,2,3,45 Commercial Club 35 Band 15 Chorus 1, 25 Special Chorus 25 Archery 25 Rifle Club 4. DIANNE ROLLINS College Liberal Arts Individuals ornament society Softball 1,2,3,45 Basketball Manager 2,3,45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Special Chorus 1, 2,35 Teen Center Committee 1,2,3g Vice President 3, 45 Science Club 45 Student Council 45 Dramatics Club 45 Pilot Staff 45 School Reporter 45 Basketball 15 Marshal for Class of 585 Senior Drama. LINDA SANBORN Commercial Usher for Class of 58. r so si She could raise a storm in a teapot Chorus 1,2,3g Special Chorus l,2,3g FHA 1,2,3g ROGER SARGENT Smally General He profits most who serves best Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 3,4g Pilot Staff 2,3,4, 2nd Assistant Editor 2, lst Assistant Editor 3, Editor 43 Teen Committee lg Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4, President 4g Class Presi- dent 3,4. JANICE STROUT Ian Commercial Integrity is measured by conduct Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4g Head Cheerleader 4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Special Chorus l,2,3g Softball 1,2,3g FHA 1,2,3g Office staff 2,3,4g Pilot Staff 2,3,4g Teen Center Committee 1,2,3g National Honor Society 3, 4g Commercial Club 3g Class Secretary 2g Spotlight Staff 4g Dramatics Club 4g Senior Drama. VIRGINIA T EDFORD Commercial The only way to have a friend is to be one Commercial Club 2,3g FHA 2g Science Club 2g Spot- light Staff 4g Softball 1. u G innin W ELIZABETH T HIST LE Betty General Neat, not gaudy Glee Club 1,2,3,4g FHA 1, 2,3g Science Club 2,3g Majorette 2, SANDRA YATES Sandy Home Economics A A still, small voice Softball 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 4g Senior Drama, wigwmlgg OEOHIH N5 m n 0:3 95055 wig-A03 wigulgg magma wig-WD wiwg E503 wEHOOm NE. 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OEOH2 N354 F3303 3054 09:4 M242 IDEAL BOY IDEAL GIRL Appearance ---- Richard Campbell Appearance Disposition - - ----- Bruce Caler Disposition - - Personality - - - - - Arthur Cotton Personality - - Ambition - - - - -Richard Dolan Ambition - - Manners - - - - Roger Sargent Manners - - Voice - - - - - Richard Dolan Voice - - - Physique - - - - Arthur Cotton Figure - - - Pep ------ - - Richard Dolan Pep ----- - Complexion - - - - - Richard Dolan Complexion Laugh ----- - - -Bruce Caler Giggle - - - - Smile - - - -Arthur Cotton Smile - - - Hair - - - - - Howard Ashby Hair - - Eyes - - - - - Howard Ashby Eyes - - Teeth - - - - David Bryant Teeth - - - Lips - - - -Iediah Keene Lips - - - WE HAVE BUT NO WE HAVE SANDra GRAVEL kimBALL THISTLE THORN NANCY VirGINia SCOTCH KEENe sTROUT SALMON ROBErt sarGENT LADY HENley 1INda OUT hASKell ROLLins BISCUIT ricHARD RAYNor RAYNBOW COTton pRATt MOUSE RICHard brENDa BEGINNING cALEr mcalLISTer NAMES bryANT MATtor TUMBLER e1izaBETh LEOnard LION AYERs LENAhan HORNE ASHby chrisTINe COPPER ALICE This page is sponsored by THE WATERFALLS TISSUE CORPORA Mechanic Falls, Maine TION -Nancy Mattor - - Janice Strout - - -Dianne Rollins - - Lelia Haskell -Janice Strout - Betty Thistle Alyce Arnold - - Alyce Arnold - Betty Thistle JoAnn Lenahan - Alyce Arnold -Alyce Arnold - Betty Thistle - Alyce Arnold - Alyce Arnold BUT NO BAT YANCY CLEVER SLIPPERS ROOSTER REPLY SOFT BED POOR GINGER UNCLE ODDS FORTUNE OAK SNOW BEST CITIZENS BEST DRESSED BEST DANCERS FLIRT and WOLF MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Roger and Janice Dick and Alyce Bruce and Janice Howard and Alyce Dick and Dianne BEST LOOKING BOY MOST POPULAR CLOWNS Arthur and Dianne I I Arthur Cotton Chrls and Dick 611155 Poll LAZIEST BEST LOOKING GIRL MAN and WOMAN HATER Brenda and Robert Leonard and Lelia TALLEST BOY and Dianne R011iHS TALLEST GIRL and SHORTEST GIRL BEST ATHLETES BEST MANNERS SHORTEST BOY SHYEST Roger and Betty Arthur and Joanne Roger and Beth Lelia and Dick Leonard and Sandra ww , VK asf: 2 'X'53i?3i .sf ,figsggfgf ,wx ' we Um. 1 ,.,. ' ' A1451 fbf msilaim,-.',, 3, L 525522 fix 3? ks Asmgg fkyggwv ,fgism :gk W: ' fy, V-4f2?,zf:g5Q5g,?5z Z 'iwk SGS W 114 it Q . 5-5555 5 QM: lmw i 1.12223 , my fm. 191 4 FIRST ROW, left to right: Faith Goss, Sylvia Willey, Sharon Williams, Betty Bosse, Lucille Hemond, Nancy Thomas, SECOND ROW, left to right: Advisor Mrs. Littlefield, Fernand Bosse, Nathalie Dresser, Burleigh Tibbetts, William Gagne, Advisor Mrs. Meldrum. THIRD ROW, left to right: Brenda Bennett, Janet Welts, Geraldine Brackett, Jane Weatherbee, Gloria Emery, Linda Thurlow, Rebecca Keene, Barbara Hutchinson, Shirley Brown, Donna Fuller, Dorothy Thomas. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Paul Gagne, Larry Slattery, Winfield Coleman, David Strong, David Snow, Robert Lord, Talmadge Crabtree, Jeffrey Thurlow, Bailey Charles Dexter Strout, Rodney Bisbee. ABSENT: Nancy Allen, Robert Crabtree, Judith Larrabec Clarance Newton . jurzirfr 611155 In September of 1958 the Junior Class elected officers as follows: President ---- - - Nathalie Dresser Vice President ----- William Gagne Secretary ---- - - - Fernand Bosse Treasurer ------- Burleigh Tibbetts Our new Student Council member is Fernand Bosse. Activities thus far include a record hop, October lg a roller skating party, November 125 a class supper, November 135 a food sale, November 21, and a dance, January 10. All were very suc- cessful. Our future plans include food sales in February, April, and May, a class supper April 23, and a paper drive May 2-9. Our class treasury now contains 3508.57 toward our class trip, and we are hoping to build it even higher in the next few months. FIRST ROW, left to right: Advisor Mr. Parsons, Leona Felker, Sybil Pearl, Nancy Loth- rop, Brian French, Mary Lou Pratt, Nancy Yates, Advisor Mr. Lemieux. SECOND ROW, left to right: Maureen Maher, Sandra Winslow, Sandra Plummer, Sharon French, Gloria Harriman, Carol Keith, Velora Perry, Eleanor Kelly, Judith Cushman, Patricia Lizotte, Jeanne Hemond, Janice Goodwin, Carolyn Verrill. THIRD ROW, left to right: William Flagg, Roy Wiles, Ronald Rollins, James Hill, Robert Chase, Theodore Marchand, Michael Baird, Charles Lenahan, Paul Duchette. ABSENT: Glenn Kimball, John Haley, David Srimson. Saplzamore 611155 In September of 1958, our Sopho- sales thus far. Many other money making more Class starred with 35 studems. activities have been planned for this year. The following officers were elected at our first class meeting. Mr. Parsons and Mr. Lemieux are our advisors. President ---- - - Brian French Vice President - - - - Nancy Lothr-up Sophomores in activities are as fol- Treasurer ---- - - -Mary Lou Pratt lows: Secretary- - - - - - Nancy Yates Student Council: Brian French and Janice Goodwin Last June we selected a class motto: Pilot Staff: Ronald Rollins and Theodore The Future is Purchased by the Present. Marchand . ' h : We have had a dance and 2 food Spothg t Reporter Nancy Lothrop FIRST ROW, left to right: Joline Yeaton, Judith Marcoux, Fayleen Strout, Mildred Wins low, Jeannette Herrick, Sondra Kovach. SECOND ROW, left to right: Advisor Miss Nelson, Sandra Sawyer, Dayle Edwards, Bar bara Stevens, Sandra Baird, Advisor Mrs. Leclerc. THIRD ROW, left to right: Dennis Meggett, George Yeaton, Maxine Curtis, Frances Emery, Donna Shanning, Capitola Goss, Rolande Hemond, Clarence Taylor, Harold Goss. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Preston Plummer, Eugene Morrell, Gary Durgin, Alfred Winslow, Richard Bryant, Clifford Haas, Winslow Frank, James Malloy, Ronald Taker. ABSENT: Diana Bennett, Roland Gagne, Ronald Thurlow. 27re.s'hmar1 611155 FRESHMAN NEWS The following officers were elected: President -------- Dayle Edwards Vice President ----- Barbara Stevens Secretary ---- - - -Sandra Baird Treasurer -------- Sandra Sawyer Advisors are Miss Nelson and Mrs. Leclerc. Our first year at M.F.H.S. started with 30 class members. We have plan- ned many money making activities for this year: among them are record hops, bottle drives, and food sales. Our class motto is, Your score is what you make it. This motto-will remain with us during our four years of high school. Those representing us in school ac- tivities include: Student Council: Sandra Baird. Spotlight: Fayleen Strout. Cheerleaders: Barbara Stevens and San dra Baird. Girls' Basketball: Sandra Kovach and Maxine Curtis. Boys' Basketball: Richard Bryant and Eugene Morrell. Pilot: Sandra Sawyer. , .. mgqgtigg M. , . X EL - K F ,,f ' sw , sl' . im. QQ 1 X ' M5 3 ia 1 T S an ws A. 5 9 W9 ME? .1 A .fiiixfsjmifsx We , ' 7 fQ5fQfff22Ei , .zz :W , 1 ,M -5,32 3 ,,sgQg.p. s mf, .?x'f :3ig,q:. ,W ,. ..,. ,g, L, ff The highlights of the season included FRONT ROW: Richard Dolan, Rodney Bisbee, Charles Lenahan, Burleigh Tibbetls, ,Arthur Cotton, SECOND ROW: Dexter Strout, Franklin Chapman, Roger Sargent, Jerome Ayers, Howard Ashby, Daniel Bisbee, Bruce Caler, Coach Fred Coffin. Baseball 5 7- 58 Under the new coach, Fred Coffin, the Mechanic Falls High School baseball team went on to another successful season The won and lost record was a mediocre 6 and 4. Although this doesn't seem very terrific, two of those losses went to the highly polished Leavitt Institute team which was the winner of the Sandy Val- ley Championship. And both of these losses were by a one run differential. a well earned victory over the mighty Freeport Falcons, winner of their divi4 sional championship. Also Burleigh! Tib- bett's spectacular one hit, six to nothing shutout over the strong Norway Rams avenged a twelve to two defeat by them earlier in the season. Offensively we were strong as usual. The team's batting average was close to 285 which doesn't seem too good, but considering the fact that we had two or three hitters with batting averages of less than one hundred, it is very good. The highest batting averages were: 500 and 428. Our team was a running team with Smalley Sargent leading in the stolen base department with 13. Defensively we were fair but lost most of our games on just plain mistakes. We had no great pitching besides Burleigh Tibbett's one hitter and Howard Asyby's Relief performances. WON AND LOST RECORD McFalls 2 Leavitt McFalls 1 Hebron McFalls 6 Hebron McFalls 2 Norway McFalls 6 Norway McFalls 9 Freeport McFalls 12 Freeport McFalls 12 Buc kfield KNEELING: Dennis Meggett, Richard Campbell. STANDING: Richard Dolan, Charles Lenahan, Arthur Cotton, Richard Bryant, Burleigh Tibbetts, Robert Chase, Coach Mr. Haden, Jerome Ayers, Roger Sargent, Bruce Caler, Ronald Pratt, Howard Ashby, Rodney Bisbee. Kaskcfball This year we didn't expect to have a very potent basketball team, but much to our surprise we had one of the finest teams ever at, Mechanic Falls High. I might add, if it hadn't been for all the hard work and patience bestowed upon us by what I and the rest of our team consider the best coach ever to be at Mechanic Falls, we probably would have had just another mediocre ball team. Our won and lost record for the over- all season was 17 wins and 4 losses, in- cluding the loss at Lewiston to North Yarmouth Academy. We had a point index of 17. 647 and were seeded fifth at the Western Maine Class M Tour- nament. The highlight of the season took place the night of December 30 when we won over Freeport, the defenders of the Westem Maine Class M cham- pionship, by a score of '76 to 71. Our worst defeat of the season was to the highly rated North Yarmouth Academy in the quarterfinals at Lewiston, '72-50. This page sponsored by the CALLAHAN BROS. , INCORPORATED Mechanic Falls, Maine FIRST ROW: Richard Campbell, Richard Dolan Ronald Pratt Bruce Caler Richard Bryant, Rodney Bisbee, Assistant Coach Mr Lemieux SECOND ROW: Dennis Meggett, Brian French David Stimson, Ronald Rollins Eugene Morrell, Michael Baird. WON AND LOST RECORD Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Mechanic Falls Livermore Norway Mexico S . Paris. Bridgton Cape Eliz. Freeport Jay Livermore S. Paris Mexico Gould Leavitt Bridgton Gould Freeport Norway The cheerleaders that represented The girls did a very good job as the school were: Freshmen, Sandra commented from the outside. They had Baird and Barbara Stevensp Sophomores, a lot of new cheers, many more forma- Velora Perry, Nancy Lothrop, and Patri- tions, and quite a few rallies. We wish cia Lizotteg Junior, Judith Larrabeeg and to thank Mrs. Leclerc for all the help SeniO1'S, Alyce Arnold and Janice St1'OU.t, and suggestions that she offered, Head Cheerleader. Mrs. Leclerc was our Advisor. FIRST ROW: Dianne Rollins, Lynda Henley, Sondra Kovach, Joanne Lenahan, Mrs. Meldrum, Shirley Brown, Carole Keith, Rebecca Keene, Gloria Harriman. SECOND ROW: Maxine Raynor, Elizabeth McAllister, Elizabeth Bosse, Maxine Curtis, Patricia Aaron, Barbara Hutchinson. Kaskvfba!! There were eleven girls out for bas- ketball this year. They were: Seniors, Maxine Raynor, Lynda Henley, Beth Mc- Allister, Joanne Lenahang Juniors, Barbara Hutchinson, Rebecca Keene, Shirley Brow Betty Bosseg Sophomore, Carole Keithg Tl, Freshmen, Maxine Curtis, Sondra Kovach. Even with limited members we were able to play thirteen fine games in com- petition. We hope to have more support from the school next year. We want to thank Mrs. Meldrum for her fine job of coaching and thank Dianne Rollins for a good job of managing. Gloria Harriman, Assistant Manager, also did a fine job. Da te Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb, Feb. 5 Wins 9 Losses OUR SCHEDULE FOR Team 26 Alumnae 1 So. Paris 9 Casco 12 Lisbon Falls 16 Leavitt 18 Bridgton 6 W. Paris 12 Leavitt 19 So. Paris 3 Casco 5 Bridgton 13 Lewiston 18 W. Paris 28 Oxford '58- '59 We 55 31 39 42 43 73 59 48 39 73 73 35 65 35 705 They 34 32 40 45 49 72 45 58 58 61 75 47 51 46 703 FIRST ROW: Dianne Rollins, Joanne Lenahan, Mrs. Leclerc, Janice Strout, Lelia Haskell. SECOND ROW: Lynda Henley, Alyce Arnold, Velora Perry, Maxine Raynor, Barbara Hutchinson, Nancy Lothrop. THIRD ROW: Nancy Keith, Sharon French, Shirley Brown, Beth McAllister, Carole Keith Sandra Yates. Softball Twelve girls went out for softball Plans for 1959 are now being made. the spring of 1958. Mrs, Leclerc was our Mrs. Meldrum will be the new coach. coach and Beth McAllister was our man- Most of last year's team will be back ager. Owing to bad weather and lack of with several new prospects from the transportation we didn't play many games Freshman Class. We plan to play more in competition. games in 1959. CO-CAPTAINS THIS I BELIEVE To me, life means happiness. I think everyone has times when life is wonderful. But, the secret is to love life even though bad luck has hit you and the chips are down. Life is a mir- acle: life is an opportunityg life is a trial. I think anyone could live to be a thousand years old and still never see all the miracles of life. If I had my way, I'd see every street, every hill, and meet every person in this world. I believe that we were put on this earth to enjoy the world about us. So often people are so busy trying to be a suc- cess, they forget that just being alive is a success. Be a star, not a satellite. Don't revolve around others, doing what they do, saying what they say. Be an in- dividual. Let the people revolve around you. Join them sometimes, but do not put yourself in their orbit. Your life is your own. lf God had wanted carbon copies, He would have made us all identical. I want to live a normal life and die without regrets. One does not have to do something outstanding to be out- standing in the eyes of heaven. He must merely give what he can for the better- ment of the earth. A successful life consists of making yourself happy with- out making others unhappy . . . this I believe. THE NEGATIVE ATTITUDE Many students in M. F. H. S. have a very negative attitude about the ac- tivities and clubs in the school. Per- haps they obtain this way of thinking from their parents. It seems to me that no matter who is in charge, no matter what plans are made, there are about five or six people doing all the work. This is seldom seen in larger schools. One would think that these individuals who leave the work for someone else A SONNET It's hard to write a sonnet, I can say! But I can list so many things I like: A rosy sunset at the close of day: My gun, the faithful dog, and a long hikeg A walk in spring to where the ice is out: The air is fresh, the sky is very blue. And there in wait I find the lurking troutg The fun is great, the catch is all too few. The squirrel gray I find in the oakg The pheasant hide in bushes on the slopeg The deer blend in with all the shades of brown. The autumn days are best of all, Ifind. But all too soon I leave them far behind. By Fern Bosse would be ashamed. But are they? No. In fact they often brag about this shirk- ing of duty as if it were something of which they should be proud. The weak excuses that these people give are un- believable. How can such students be so negative about everything and en- joy it? Will these same people still be negative after they have graduated and are on their own? I certainly hope that they leave this feeling far behind them. Evaluate yourself! Do you have a neg- ative attitude? MECHANIC FALLS HIGH M is for masterful, that which we are. E is for excellent, the best by far. C is for courage: we have that, too. H is for honor, and that's for our school. A is for aimg our goal to set. N is for nearness, that we can't forget. I is for intelligence, we're not so dumb. C is for character, of which we have some. F is for fun, of which we have much. A for athletics, basketball and such. L is for love, we have for our school. L is for loyalty: we have that, too. S is for spirit, so great and true. H is for height, we've flown to the top. I for ideas, which have helped us a lot. G is for grand, which our school is today. H is for high, where we hope it will stay. AAA HEA I BA EIB DLB BDC RAC ALC RED LEH LAH RCH I LK N LK BCK CAK I ML U L NEM EAM BKM REP MLR DLR LLS RBS JFS VAT EMT SEY SENIOR INITIALATION Alyce's always ambitious He's an energetic athlete Jerome blushes ardently Elfish is Betty David likes brunettes Bruce fis inj Dresser's care Richard's a character Athletic looking Cotton Rowdy, energetic, Dolan Lelia enjoys horses Lynda's always helpful Robert's curley hair Jed loves Qtoj kid Never lacks kindness Brian's comrade Qisj Keene Chris's always kidding Joanne's merry laugh Leonard's just lazy Not ever mad Extracts all foury money Brenda's kind Qbutj mischievous Really enjoys pool Maxine lives Qin, Raymond Doesn't like rankcards Linda's 'late Qforj school Roger's boss fof they Seniors Janice's future's sunny Virginia adores tests? Elizabeth must talk Shy, easygoing Yates www-W 0 ' q n I Ein 'K 59? M35 Hx nw-11 i s FIRST ROW, left to right: Advisor, Mr. Carsleyg Joanne Lenahan, Roger Sargent, David Strong , Dianne Rollins. SECOND ROW, left to right: Sandra Baird, Lynda Henley, Arthur Cotton, Howard Ashby, Brian French, Fern Bosse, Janice Goodwin. ABSENT: Judy Larrabee. fudcrzt Hotmail The following officers were elected last year: President ---- - - - Roger Sargent Vice President - - - - David Strong Secretary - - - - - Judy Larrabee Treasurer - - - - -Joanne Lenahan The Student Council has added new rules for the clubs to abide by. One rule is that clubs must meet ten times a year, and another is that the clubs have a written constitution. The Student Council receives five per cent of the money earned by different classes from various activities. Other money making projects were a roller skating party, a dance honoring those who made the honor roll for the second term, and a sale of banners, hats, wolves, and beanies. Last fall we attended the second Stu- dent Council Convention at Deering High School. Many helpful ideas were gathered Freshman Member: Sandra Baird. Sophomore Membersg Janice Goodwin and Brian French. Junior Members: Judy Larrabee, David Strong, and Fern Bosse. Senior Members: Joanne Lenahan, Roger Sargent, Howard Ashby, Lynda Henley, Dianne Rollins, and Arthur Cotton. Considerable work has been done to better the point system, by which stu- dents earn their letters. Discussions have also been held with various ring representatives about having a school ring instead of each class having a ring. SEATED, left to right: Richard Dolan, Dayle Edwards, Michael Baird, Roger Sargent, Rebecca Keene, William Gagne, ,Aflagaziue Cfarupaign The 1959 Magazine Campaign was a big success. We exceeded our quota by 35200. The school made 55370. The boys out-sold the girls, therefore a Slave Day went into effect with the girls catering to the boys, The Juniors had the honor of receiving the class mascot, which was given to the flamrr class that sold the most magazines. Top salesmen were Rebecca Keene, Ronald Rollins, Robert Hodgkins, and Geraldine Brackett. Mrs. Meldrum was honorary captain of the girls' team, and Mr. Hayden of the boys' team. J oczely FIRST ROW, left to right: Faith Goss, Rebecca Keene, Advisor, Mr. Gouing Dianne Rollins, Lynda Henley. SECOND ROW, left to right: Janice Strout, Richard Dolan, Lelia Haskell, Theodore Marchand, Ronald Rollins, Sharon Williams, and Betty Bosse. 5166 61116 FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Bonney, Sandra Yates, Joanne Lenahan, Brenda Morrell, Nancy Mattor, Nancy Keith, Betty Bosse, Lucille Hemond, Janice Goodwin, Fayleen Strout, Carolyn Verrill. SECOND ROW, left to right: Maureen Maher, Dorothy Thomas, Nathalie Dresser, William Gagne, Faith Goss, David Bryant, Janice Strout, Nancy Lothrop, Judith Cushman, Judith Marcoux. THIRD ROW, left to right: Nancy Thomas, Donna Fuller, Velora Perry, Sybil Pearl, Rebecca Keene, Jayne Weatherbee, Christine Kyllonen, Gloria Emery, Betty Thistle, Barbara Hutchinson, Geraldine Brackett, Barbara Stevens, Shirley Brown, Sharon Williams, Capitola Goss. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Jeanne Hemond, Sharon French, Dayle Edwards, Ronald Rollins, James Hill, Robert Chase, Brian French, Charles Lenahan, Winfield Coleman, Eugene Morrell, Sondra Kovach, Sandra Baird, Jeanette Herrick. ABSENT: Diana Bennett, Nancy Allen, Judy Larrabee. U16 Zlzrisfmas 66146666 The Christmas Concert was presented UHIS. by the Glee Club on December 18, 1958. It was considered a success since this The program consisted of the singing was the first activity of this kind held of Christmas carols by the group and a in a long while. However, a larger few special selections by various individ- attend?-HCC W0U1d have been aPPfeCiafed FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Lou Pratt, Nancy Mattor, Brenda Morrell, Sandra Yates, Nancy Keith, Sharon Williams, Nancy Yates, Judith Marcoux, J SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Meldrum, Sharon French, Donna Fuller, Sandra Plummer, Nathalie Dresser, Jeannette Herrick, Carolyn Verrill. THIRD ROW, left to right: Sandra Baird, Dayle Edwards, Patricia Lizotte, Nancy Tho- mas, Eleanor Kelly, Janet Welts, Judith Cushman, Sybil Pearl, Faith Goss, Sondra Kovach, Sandra Winslow, Janice Goodwin. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Gloria Harriman, Jayne Weatherbee, Christine Kyllonen, Barbara Hutchinson, Gloria Emery, Rebecca Keene, Velora Perry, Geraldine Brackett, Barbara Stevens, Elizabeth McAllister, Zzfure flvmemakers nf America The following officers were elected: President ---- - - Donna Fuller Vice President - - - - - Sharon French Secretary ------ , Sandra Plummer Treasurer - ----- Nathalie Dresser Through the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays we gave a basket of food to a needy family, We also had a Christmas party for pre-school children. We are proud to say that Judy Larrabee represents us in District E. She was chosen secretary of our district at a con- vention at Stephens High School. About twenty girls from Mechanic Falls High School attended this convention. For money raising activities, we have sold sandwiches and milk at lunch time. Many other activities are planned for this year. The winter carnival, which took place Feb. 28, was a huge success. Our thanks to the Lions Club for their help in staging this event. FIRST ROW, left to right: Lelia Haskell, David Bryant, Advisor, Miss Nelson. SECOND ROW, left to right: Betty Bosse, Geraldine Brackett, Rebecca Keene, Donna Fuller, Alyce Arnold, Lynda Henley. ABSENT: Nancy Allen, Judy Larrabee. ?ufurc Zeachers af America The following officers were elected stimlnate igteregt in teaching. af OUI first meeting. At the first two meetings a constitu- Presldem -------- Lynda Henley tion was drawn up and application Vice President - - Geraldine Bracken made to the N, E,A, for a charter. Secretary -------- Nancy Allen On March 17 the senior members Treasurer -------- Donna Fuller attended a meeting of the Delta Kappa The main purpose of this club is to Gamma society at Auburn' IQWH gfllb FIRST ROW, left to right: Bruce Caler, Ronald Rollins, Jediah Keene, Barbara Stevens Advisor, Mr. Parsons. SECOND ROW, left to right: Lynda Henley, Fern Bosse, Velora Perry, Paul Duchette, William Gagne, Richard Dolan, Sandra Winslow. THIRD ROW, left to right: Alfred Winslow, Brian French, James Hill, Lelia Haskell, T almadge Crabtree, Jeffrey Thurlow, Winfield Coleman. Absent, Ronald Thurlow, Robert Crabtree. FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Mattor, Fem Bosse, Nathalie Dresser. SECOND ROW left to right: Sandra Plummer, Carole Keith, Brenda Morrell, Barbara Stevens, Sandra Baird. THIRD ROW, left to right: Michael Baird, Ronald Rollins, Bruce Caler, Ronald Pratt, Eugene Morrell, Preston Plummer. ABSENT: Judy Larrabee. 5,6611 Kerzfar Officers of the Teen Center are as follows: President ---- - - Judy Larrabee Vice President - - - - - Fern Bosse Secretary -------- Nancy Mattor Treasurer ------- Nathalie Dresser Due to the lack of chaperones the Teen Center has not been very success- ful this year. FIRST ROW, left to right: Janice Strout, Dick Dolan, Dianne Rollins, Bruce Caler, Lelia Haskell. SECOND ROW, left to right: Advisor Mrs. Littlefield, Lynda Henley, David Bryant, Arthur Cotton, Alyce Arnold, Beth McAllister. Draumfics 61116 A member of the dramatics club must have the following qualifications: he must be in some activity concerned with dramatics during the school year to remain in the club, and must be a junior or a senior. One-actfplays are being read and a few will be put on this year. The Senior Class members presented a three-act play for the benefit of their class. FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Keith, Michael Baird, Ronald Rollins, Sandra Baird, Barbara Stevens, Gloria Harriman. SECOND ROW, left to right: Caroline Verrill, Jeannette Herrick, Sondra Kovach, Dayle Edwards, Judith Marcoux, Advisor Mrs. Littlefield. THIRD ROW, left to right: Patricia Lizotte, Velora Perry, Lelia Haskell, Sharon French, Rolande Hemond. Hrerzvlz 61110 This year is the first year we feel about the country of France, for which that we have had a successful French purpose we are sending for films on this Club. country, and hope to have a few money , , making activities to purchase more films. Our main interest is to learn more FIRST ROW, left to right: Caroline Verrill, Advisor Mr. Lemieux, Donna Fuller, Theodore Marchand, Sandra Baird, Judith Marcoux. SECOND ROW, left to right: Brian French, Sandra Winslow, Sondra Kovach, Eleanor Kelly, Barbara Stevens, Alyce Arnold, Dayle Edwards, Patricia Lizotte, James Hill. Science 61116 We have planned many activities tographic Club for science and experi- for the year. 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