Old Orchard Beach High School - Oceana Yearbook (Old Orchard Beach, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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C05 MR CECIL J CUTTS .Superintendent of Schools UDIVCTGIIY of MHIHG BA MA Hobbles Fishing and gardenmg Pet Peeve Cold weather Phlloso h P Y Hzlch your wagon to a star MR HERBERT R BEAN Prmczpal of High School Bats-Q Yale BA Admmlstratlon Amerlcan HISYOTY Probleme of Democracy Hobby Camping Pet Peeve Subverelve actxvmes Phllosophy To thme own self be true then lt must follow as the nzght the day thou mnst not be alse to any man Extra Currlculaf Qtudent Council advxsor qenlor Class advisor MW . without whose capable leadershlp and ever watchful lnterest on our behalf our schooldays would not have been so enjoyable and profltable. 0 0 0 , ' ,fly '7 Aff If Q A W' Za' fy XXX. L r Xa A , glllwiglffwii W by Q a if any A ,B ffofrf' MRS. CHRISTINE ARMSTRONG Nasson College, B.S.: University of Connecticut: Home Economicsg Hobbies: Painting, home crafts, collecting old cook books . . . Pet Peeve: Idleness . . . Philosophy: If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing well .... Extra Curricular: Supervisor of school lunch program, advisor F.H.A., Future Homemakers of America. gm JK ,,fgL,i,trv' ' MRS. PEARL FICKETT Uhiversity of Maine B.A.g English, American History, World History: Hobbies: Photography, oil and china paint- ing, hooking and braiding rugs, collecting pitchers . . . Pet Peeves: Dishonesty and Disloyalty . . . Philosophy: Ask, and it shall be given you: seek, and ye shall find: lrnoclf and it shall be opened unto you. .A . . Extra Curricular: Oceana advisor, coach prize speaking, director of gradua- tion, Sophomore Class advisor. MISS ESTHER A. BAKER Bates College, Middlebury College, B.A., M.A.: French and Latin: Hobby: Sailing . . . Pet Peeve: Clock-watching . . . Philosophy: It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness .... Extra Curricular: National Honor Society advisor. MR. CARL P. CILLEY Gorham State Teachers' College: Industrial Arts: Hob- bies: Hunting, fishing. traveling, bowling . . . Pet Peeve: Prize Speaking+Promises that aren't fulfilled . . . Phil- osophy: Honesty and fair play .... Extra Curricular: Coach, 0.0.B.H.S. howling. L g.,j'L-sjs '4-0' fl Seneca WILLIAM MCNALLY WAYNE PERKINS JOAN PETIT JUDITH MORTON 1 v....,A W J Y qt. v or K-gi l , rm 85 . ix ..- 5 , , - Z k K' 1 iii k ' le 44:15 tw Nfl' FMJTJJ uf ! 7 if NORMAN LEE AND Activities: tary 2, Basketball REWS . . . 1v0RM7' Gee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, Class e- Bowling 2, AA l, 2, ', . AmbitionwCOmmercial Artist Pet Hatesltlacbeth 1, 4, Manager 3, FoOtball 3 4 Pet Phrase-g'l'll swap ya, what have ? I Pastime-Biddeford Weakness-P.G. Norm though red haired on swhe per that accompanies those ou e fn 0 it M' MAE!! X7lill'l!Vla'i ff NSTANCE AN . lW vities,. 6 'lee 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, , 4, Girls' St on-Teacher lXPet t ate-Homework l Pet ','l Phrase-'AC'est si Pastime-Sports eakness-Food Connie is the Cut-up many activities she's and a teasing word. with him arbund yi fjftftf t ROBERT JOHN ARMSTRONG . . . HCURLW' Activities Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Debating 3, Prize Speaking 3, Oceana 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 2, 3, Editor in Chief 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Projectionist 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Came Photographer 4, Boys' State 3, Class Play 3. Ambition-To make movies Pet Hate-Macbeth Pet Phrase-iflust for laughs Pastime-Photography Weakness-Eyes Bob, voted most likely to succeed, wants to aeromplish, this goal by making movies. In about ten years we'II probably see Directed by R. J. Armstrong Jr. sub- heading an academy-award picture. i . . 'fc01vN1E'7 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, nior Play, Senior Play, Bowling 2, AA ate Alternate boni' of our class. Although busy with never too busy for a cheery smile x ,X R N N ARLENE MAY BELLEVUE . . . ARK, if li XJ ' A I fs If ' V il V Activities: asea 49 a 4gBowli Axm m' ir 4--Engl er Petkmkyf Pe! hrasc! 'F' Pas me Qa sl 1- . S- 0 xfocildi ctivities: l Y ,Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey lg AA 1, 2, 3, 4. WK lxfflmbition-To raise one big happy family I Pet Hate-Petty jealousies Pet PhfaaaJNa kidding I Pastime--Being an advisor Weakness-Shoes Although she appears to be quiet and sweet, watch ou for this blonde l1ombshell. Still waters run deep. f A l l f 'sl 1 guess so' 4 ELEIOTM 4 B1 Li cs... Y' H 3 fb lf This curly a tl holds the title of being the qui est and sld ie t of the class. Despite this, he has never let his sl is down once. l U J ,Wx CARLETON STEWART BLANCHETTE . . . CARE, A les 7' ' A aa High 3 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball C-l 6 I J3. 45 B 15894, AA . , Ambiti o nnou ox ,. r cy we Wu e ' P te- rnwQnwi ' -xLq f-efgxhank y i ' -Bowling ., eakness- Po 1 s ' ' tQfstrong, silent type who's seldom heard from bl e must enjoy talking, judging from his choice of a mreer. ' exoellent manners will always make him s n crowd. X Q 3 -I 1 .pl 5 'J ppl y Jef Av' ..,'? . ff nf ,hiv , udp ffl P p rj' l 55 t I :fb J BRI ON . . . HREBEIF' , Track g driving the garage Duane, to be quiet, must really have ust how long a certain Sophomore has been is JOHN GERALD CLEARY . . . HCERRYH Activities: Bowling 3, 43 Baseball 4, AA 3, 4. Ambition-Navy Pet Hate-WPony tails Pet Phrase-'AGO man go Pastime-Bowling Weakness-Girls Gerry, though he never has much to say, can always be depended upon when there is work to be done. He is very ambitious, and will surely climb far on the ladder of success. X I , ,o X, .K l L - I Y ' f , r CARLENE CLAUDETTE DESJARDINS . . . uCARLv Activities: Oceana 3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 2g Field Hockey 1, 2g Class Play 4g Driver Education 3g AA 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition-Medical work Pet Hate-Catty girls Pet Phrase- Ah, cut it out Pastirne-Dancing and skating Weakness-Men Carlene has a very friendly smile for all. She's a great typist, and the Commercial Department will miss her earnest endeavors and sincere assistance. if L ! A Slmnihlltllyxfl Wlwiwfgisjlhb 1,503 u P Y, 1 JUD1'1'11 ANNE DICKINSON . . . UJU111 , , -X KX Activities: X li Xl . bf Brunswick High School 1. 2, Nlajorettes 3, 45 Driver 01 JI Edueation 3, Ove-ana 4. ' 1 Ainlmition-Nursirigx and marriage 7 ix- Pvt Hate -Fried clams and homework u Pet Phrust- f An1l they're the best kind Weakness-Blonde hair, cars, and Fintan l'asti1111- ---- Roller skating. reading: and knitting .lurlr is IIIIUIIIS rearly with a helping l1r1111l in ease we need her. Wzfre sure that Bl'lll1SIUi!'h',S loss was our gain. if Wy? ,fgpwijfgi lofi 65216, RAYMOND DONALD DOUCETTE . . . MRAYU .M'tivitir-N: Student Couneil 1, 2g Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4g AA 1, 2, 3, 4. Amlrition' To lwcolno il journalist Pvt Hate-lluisins Pvt Plirabn- lt Sl1OUlllllll happen to a dog Pastinie-Yvatvhing TV Wl'3kHCSS-L8Zlll4'S5 and 999 Other things Ray is a great help to our Class. He always thinks and talks intelligently. We'll probably hear from him in politics l .' , w' ,V W ' 1 il 'A FAYE CAROL DICKSON . . . nfl FIN 1 K Aetivities: f Oceana 1, 4, Softball Manager 33 Basketball 1, 2, hiJ,f' I fl 3, 4g Danve Band 43 Cleo Club 1, 2, 3g Orchestra ' rj- 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4g Athletic Association 1, 2, if 3, 4g Field Hockey 1: Driver's Education 4. f K x , Ambition--Physical Therapist J 3 l et Hate-'Blushing ft Phraam Tough laxtinw Holler Qkatlng and walking Fi F1 IS the sweetest girl in our class. She always has vonzethinl., complimentary to say about everyone. We ltnow the ll go far with this attitude. 1 N i 'zu .' N XJ ,' I . Y? K . Weakness-St. Francis LAURETTA MARIE DUPUIS LOVE Activities Clee Club 1 2 3 Basketball 1 raining 4 Ambition Nurse Pf-t Hate People who llc Pet Phra c Je ne sais pas Pastime Roller skating Weaknes Roger Iotey may be tmy zn size t she zs bag 1 personalzty and energy She has mor pep than pocket szzed aljrzamo ACIIVIIICS Football 4 Bowlm 3 Ambition To ratluatf' Pet Hate-Frenchmen Pastimc-Studyin ?? surely knows how to use DIANE ALAYNE FARR . . . 4'DEE Activities: Basketball 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball lg 45 Class Play 4g AA 2, 49 Driver Education 3. Ambition-To be a Physical Therapist Pet HRtPa'B6lIlg teased Pet Phrasei Anyways Pastime-Takin lon w l s Dee who is fun. She is quz e ball floor or on th stdge. is Q 'z in Z' ss, o th g Weakness-Tall ondt ys I I 1 the . Ily ROBERT ADDLFY I-EARLY BOB St Francesl 2 AA 3 4 Class Play 4 Pet Phrase-' You wanta bet? Weakness'-The En ligh lan ua e Bob is the class joker. He has a big vocabulary and he il. Oceana ads of baske:- N D y t ,if 'X N, Xl P I 'N XM NW 1 .1 v x N kv , V X AV v 1 1' , X1 L, 'X L X + W v y J' l v x X k ' ' J K. it it ,v x lj' tj V N i X C gl' X xx ROBERT LEWIS Fo R. . . HBOBU Activities: 1 BEATRICE JACQUELINE FOURNIER . . , f'1zEA Activities: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Softball 33 Class Play 43 Prize Speaking lg AA 2, 3, 4. Ambition-Nursing Pet Hate---Work Pet Phrase- Six lashes with a wet noodle! Pastime-Movies Weakness-Food Bea takes a lot of teasing, but she can also dish it outfy She is really quite the joker when you get to know her. Her personality is admired by all. Bas et ll 1 I ' . gCl ub 2, , AA 3, 43 uten Co 113. Class ay 4. Ambition t gineey ' a e 1 ors Pe hr . I D0 ' lme u 'l' ' riencl l Pas me- ports our b 'etball hero. T u luck though, gals-He's lil ll, b and good g is our Bob. He is also ta 'e li - , Sl l P It Pe t 'dl l 'lat knes girl l' I lt . it 6, MW MQ W ARTHUR ALFRED GEAUMONT . . . ARIN Activities: None. Ambition--Air Force Pet Hate-Dancing Pet Phrase- Oh Pastlme Roller kating Q1 l Weakness-A certain girl I Art can usually be found at the roller skating rinlf. He may apvear to be shy at school, but he's right in his glory on a pair of skates. f ff? GEORGE ALFRED GILLIGAN Activities: None. Ambition-To be a R.R. engineer A Pet Hate-McCarthy Pet Phrase-ul'll clue you in 3 'X Pastime-Music Weakness-Sweets in any shape, manner, or form. George is very quiet in school except for his deep laugh and he laughs often. He is always willing to lend a helping hand and therefor e heis everyone's friend. MARGUERITE ANN GILLIS . . . MPEGS, Activities: Varsity Cheerlefin i , 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Fi? ockey l, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3g Debating , 3,f , Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Oceana 2,3, 43 Junior an 'e or Playsg Bands 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambitionf e a nurse Pet Hate miss anything. Pet Phr s ,--'ANotfto0 bright Pasti Having iyunfl We ess--Creivll J efgn is e at Ii e of our class. She is full of vim and e usias e's always in some activity. If any- g's g n n at school you can bet Peg will be in the midd e it. x W L l ll RAYMOND FRANCIS HILT 'so , 4 Activities: f ,f W Football 1, 2, 4, Track , g Junidr l y AA 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, Bowli g 2. Ambition4The Coast Gu cl l Pet Hate-Reading boo Pet Phrase-6'Yene-vet X Pastime--Roller ska i g ll Weakness ,X oanie f Sona' divtx h i e between O. 0. 'B. and the South J Portland it r ating rink. Heis quite a whiz on those skates: K W l WILL! ZA LANOIE, . .. ILLY5' At-mn 0Amb' ' -Mar ger of gmc stor, zllgfiei idle Ph k in ' - rase kfe , tt l N Mgr 1 sy astime- - W1 in np Weakness- rx Billy,is e itious type who mixes fun with work and i h ppy to do so. His chief ambition is to be a gr ore manager and he's already well on his w it GLORIA JOYCE' l ECQUE Activities: Field Hoc g Basketball 1. 4g Drivers' Training 3g Bowli 1. Ambiti sTo become a nurse et te-Coming home early t Pl T8SC1HJC ne sais pas Pasti ie-Roller skating Weakness-Boys She's the girl who always seems to be enjoying herself. Ciggling is her most dominant trait, however. f yy. J il D Q 4 . 5 . VICTOR EARNEsT LEDOUX . . . uV1C,, Activities: . A Track 4g Basketball 4g Bowling 2. Ambition-Ain Force ,pilot Pet Hale--Silver buttons Pet Phrase- Is that right? Pastime --Cars Weakness-Hunting season Tall, dark, and handsome describes our boy, Kale, per- fectly. He's been working on a little house quite steadily lately. Been keeping things from us, Vic? JANET IREN1-: LORD . . . KDIMPSU Activities: Ocean 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Senior Playg AA 1, 2, 3, 4, lee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Softball 4. Ambitio -Nurse ft! I Pet Hi' e4A dul omen A ,A Pet Qgrase ' on't forg to call e 11 s lme Sl g the ll ,I'n7fi as 0 e e prettiest smiles in school, and the ' X . I V I . - . . ' 14 ini art ab ll is that she's always smiling. Her Qlrank are alv 's in the upper third of the class. Keep 5r l?ae sfNuA!Zb f V Q n V l tlup the good wirlf, Jan, and we know youill go far. BEVERLY L NDA MARSHALL . . . H ' Activities: Basketball 1 1 3, 43 Field Hockey 1 3 Softball 1, 4-g Student cil 4, Treasurer 4- Se or Playg Oceana 2gAA ,3,4 S 'e cc Club Ambitio -A coll education Pet te Bein lled naive e ihras -'K r a good -but stime ting, a ing' Weakn s Tall, r wn eyes and Joe ' Benn is n all r u girl, attentive in the classroom, attractiv lat act v ty functions and a good sport with her classmates. e'll hear from Michigan, we know. xy lg 9 , 0 l L 1 s NA .. . B1LL,' en lay' Class President 2, 3, 4g lll g llu S , A , , 4-X l ' .fimbiti T c er r e ' ls r 0' ME a 'A et' a e, lik a herd of turtles P imex h ir n ssilled eads FJ ill oni of the best boys in school. He's everyone's r' d T because of this he has made a swell class side . X ,f .jf f t 1 1 ll M jf' ij!! ,Wil U l ,fl ll ll 5' 1 ! I I I A P Q Domi 1E MICHAUD . ff l . . I 5 fl 1 . VAX E ,-xACt1vt I ' ' ' jf! 'lf I all 1, 2. 3, 4g 'lfrac , 3 Baseball 1, 34 AA W fV f . 3, 43 Junior Pld 3 udent Council 1, 2, 3, 4g li , I ,lass President lg ee Club 1, 2, 3, 44 School J 2 4 X if ' Photographer 2, 3. 4' wling Club l, 2. 1 y If 'ffl Ambition-Aerial Ph ographer I 5 Q If' Pet Hateiar loflsgfls f J ' ' Pet Phrase ly go -XJ, lil Pastime-- irlvfsingularl wf Weakness ,carboro My g'Mirh is the class shutter bug. You have to be on the X X K loolcptd every minute or he'll creep up behind you and X y your picture. ,ff gl J 6' D' X l If Jumrn ANN MORTON . . 'UUDW' ' Avtivities: X 001-ana l. 2. 3, 43 Delia ' , 3, 4g Prize S ing 2. 3. 4g llaskm-tba 2: J n' r and Senior Play' lClass Treasurer l. 2. , 4g A l, 2, 3, 45 S ll lg llrive-rs' Elura i 3 Cr s' S ate '. Anilrition-Teac W Pet llateilllntr ful people I l Pet Phrase cl, isn't it? P etiine- r ' g letters qc' line ay dreaming l ,lar ', ough she may appear to be quiet and re- sqrv fh s really a lot of fun. She is very prominent in Sl 'l affairs, and is sure to suf'r'eed in anything she m yy ttempz. I, l ll FRAN s E BE'1'11 lVl0ULEN . . . HFRAJVNIE Ac 'vit s: iz S ing lg AA 1, 2, 43 Drivers' Education. Ari it n mn1ander in the U. S. Navy ft - iting letters l ,ZW PhraSefhl'm w king but pick me up at tenl' l Pastime- or its! fl Weakness Bt 5 f Frannie the quiet type, but she surely knows how A to kno ' the boys for a loop. Behind that smile lies X 1 tx 3 l nit ri quiet charm! ,li lv l 5 Af .5 W 6 XL, ,455 we V' ' gl 60 4? Qt I fb u WILLIAM RICHARD MURPHY . . . BILLY Activities: Senior Play. Ambition-Teacher Pet Hate-Girls Pet Phrase-UNO Pastime-Doing nothing Weakness-Girls Billy can always be depended upon for any kind of job, nothing is too big or too small for him to tackle. He has been zz real asset to the class. J OAN MARGARET PAI . . . UJOANIEH Activities: f Field Hockey 3, 43 ior Playg AA 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambit -Nurse Pe ate-Nine s tests ime-Skati , dancing or se ing eakness-- 5 er g o looks and pleasing person- lx o n l li . S rks at y job and we know we'll lzeur flte I l X F X . I i l l v WAYNE HERBERT PERKINS . . . HPERKH Activities: Football 1, 2g Track 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4-g Junior I , Playg Student Council 35 Class Vice President 45 A AA 1, 2, 3, 4g Bowling 2. VL Ambition-A new Buick ' Ll I. 5 A Ni V A v Pet Hate-The run around , Q ' LAK Pet Phrase- Sn0ot,' PL w I1 Pastime-Burning up gas If V' 2 k ' Weakness-Girls l X ' of' xl Perk is the taxi driver of our class. He's always and willing to drive people places. He's Surg 'tonga Jar' I . 4 N C with his happy-go-lucky personality. , ' ,' li In , . I I dlllg Al i ll F! .JMX ,MJV MW pf, , AIN DA ' zIf ER 1 iff! t C0 P id lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, AA 1, 2, 3, 4, Ac ties askethall ger 2g Field Hockey 2, Oceana 2, 45 1 f LI, Junior Pl ' enior lay, Chairman SeniorA vitiesg Sc enc 3. 1 fl ' Amt wn To bec e . nurse V I Pe ate4A dul erit ' t Phrase+- :A try A ' Pa imc 1 . ff! W ak e - Cut , 3 onde rew uts F ll 1- fun, ideas, and ughs is our Dawn. Her person. ali s made her a leader all through school. People like th t always succeed. ,L JOANNE CLAIRE PETIT . . . Jo Activities: ' Class Secretary 3, 4, enior Play, Drive 's Training 3, AA 2, 3. Ambition-To trav Pet Hate-Scho Pet rase- . yi' i Pas ima-S ing 1 We-alknel s ac I c ' ibl Jo' can spoiled ily be e j her nice long hair, a st le y seldo seen r nd now-a-days. Though quiet, s s bee n asset t o class in its various underta in s. lx X EDNA MAE PETTENGILL Activities: Glu' Club l, 23 AA l, 2, 3, 4, Drivers' Training 3. Ambition-To see the world Pet Hate-School Pet Phrase-'K0h, honestly Pastime-Dancing Weakncfss-Roger Edna is noted for her long wavy tresses. By being friendly she makes her classmates like her. rv 5 4l Q 0 RICHARD ARTHUR PLANTE . . . RrcH,' Activities: Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 AA 2. 3, 4. Ambition-Coach Pet Hate-Irishmen Phrase- I'll match ya Pastime-Music Weakness-Sports Rich is the all-around athlete of our class. There's no sport he doesn't enjoy. He's a real sport himself. 321337, juchhlgff 1 f UWWQQQ5 ,Mei QMMMQ BERYLE MARION RACKLIFF . . . BowL', Activities: Class Play 3. 4. Ambition-C0 to California tn work. Pet Hate-Homework Pet Phrase- Dig him, will ya Pastime-Sanclyhrook and dancing Weakness-Blond hair and blue eyes Beryle is our class pianist. Although she is quiet in classes, we lrnow itis a different story outside of school. ,S A JOAN ALBERTA SKIDDS . . . !0A1v1Ei' Activities: Baskethall 1. 2, 3. 43 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Soft- ball 1, 2. 3, 43 Cheerleading 2. 43 Class 3, 43 Prize Speaking 1: Band 4. Ambition-Secretary Pet Hate-Being late Pet Phrase- Okay George Pastime-Watching TV Weakness-Sonny joanie, though small in size, has n big heart and is always willing to help. Her personality has won her many friends through school. A Xfyff me it V A LAWRENCE FRANK STAPLES . . . HLARRYU Activities: N ll None. Ambition-Pilot XD-PNK My Pet Hate-Studying in X Pet Phrase- All righty Pastime-Hunting Weakness-Canadian girls Larry loves to hunt. We often wonder whether he is hunting game or the female species north of the border. ex Q THOMAS JAMES SULLIVAN . . . ToMMy,' Activities: Debating lg Bowling 23 Oceana 33 AA 4g Prize Speaking 4. Ambition-Hotel owner Pet Hate-People who shake Parkers Pet Phrase-'LC0od man Pastime-Roller skating Weakness-Canadian blondes Tommy, who seems to be very shy and quiet, is always ready for a good time. He is also a whiz in shorthand W and typing, not to mention other fields. E ff x N S? sOsT'qlgiEx JACQUELINE JEAN TIMMINS . . . GJACKSON7, Activities: Band 45 Class Secretary 15 Field Hockey 2g Student Council 2, 4, Secretary 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4g Basketball Manager 2, 4g Oceana 2, 45 Senior Playg AA l, 2, 3, 4g Band 4. Ambition-Chain of beauty salons Pet Hate-Frenchmen Pet Phrase- Mine's cuter, Lordy Pastime-Thinking up new dance steps Weakness-A smooth dancer Everybody knows when faclcie's around. Her famous laugh can be heard for miles. Where there's laughter, there's our Jackie. Qt C 5 Tl' X55 1 X '-s ,. f I A. ROGER ARMAND TOUSIGNANT . . . UCHICK7, Activities: PX- ,I St. Louis 1, 2, 3g Track Manager 4g Football Manager 3 - 9.. 'J gf,- 4g Class Play 4g AA 45 Band 4g Basketball Man- N2 wig: ag? 4' . . 2 if P Amb1t1OnfMOrt1c1an f- - Q ,Q ,, tx Pet Hate--lrishmen ,fx C-Pj, 1 Pet Phrase- DOn't sweat it, cool it Fx qi! Pastime-Friendly arguments be if Weakness-Memorizing plate numbers Although Chick came to 0.0.B. during our Junior year, we don't know what we would have done without him. He sparks the class. ROLAND JOHN VIOLETTE . . . HFELIXH Activities: Clee Club 3. 45 Class Play 2, 3: Football 2, 4g Track 3, 4, Oceana 43 AA l, 2. 3, 43 Baseball lg Bowling 1. Ambition-TO drive ChiCk's souped up be-arse Pet Hate-Knee-length stockings Pet PhraseA l like it Pastime-Selma Weakness-Legs not covered by knee length stockings Roland certainly lives up to his 'title of best dancer. Give him music and a girl and watch him go. ROBERT WELLS . . . 6'Bomz1E9' Activities: AA l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band l, 23 Orchestra 1, 23 Clee Club l, 2, 33 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4g Track 2, 4g Football 3, 4, Manager 33 Class Play 3, 4. AmbitiOniBucky Pet Hate-Being teased Pet Phrase- Come off it, will ya? Pastime-Bucky Weakness-Bucky Bob is the Jerry Lewis of the class. Heis full of laughs and is usually the center of attention. . I 4. 5 I A . N f' Su ' xxx X X f Q N n ' 1' ' s ' i. 'M f M .... W-ww N X:-fx .Q M K. ,Nh N X xx OK X A X X X xx XX .Q P .. : -w N M . Q 5 2, Eff . -ax x 4 .X FW fx N 2 SX Barlf row, left to right: C. Desjardin, R. Hilton, R. Wyman, N. Andrews, T. Sullivan, R. Violette. J. Paine. Second row: J. Skidds, J. Timmins, J. Lord, R. Wells, D. Farr, Il. Rackliff, R. Tou- signant, C. Bean, W. Murphy, B. Fournier, J. Petit. Front row: B. Marshall, W. McNally, R. Fowler, M. Gillis, J. Morton, R. Early, D. Perry. Miss Brooks .Miss Finrh .. , Hugo Longavre Mr. Wadsworth . Miss Audubon Elsie . . .. , Elaine lane Sylvia eadafz pkg i .I ..... PEGGY GILLIS BEVERLY MARSHALL ROBERT FOWLER WILLIAM McNALLY - CONNIE BEAN , ,, JOANNE PETIT BEATRICE FOURNIER JUDY MORTON .. JOAN SKIDDS , n 214464 Doris Marge , Faith Rhonda . Ted ..,. Stanley .,.. , Marrin ,, . Mrs. Allen , JACKIE TIMMINS . ., DIANE FARR BERYLE RACKLIFF ,. , DAWN PERRY .. ROBERT EARLY ROGER TOUSICNANT WILLIAM MURPHY , JANET LORD Entertainment highlight of the year . . . outstanding performances . . . many nomi- nees for Oscars . . . chuckles . . . laughter . . . audience approval . . . Super-directing, Miss Kane. fi 975.9 'Y 1 Biggbst Flirts Funniest Tallesz and Shortest Politest B. MARSHALL R. WELLS L. DUPUIS J. PAINE R, FOWLER C, BEAN R. FOWLER C. BLANCHET ri' f-fwaui R. ARMSTRONG B. MARSHALL F. MOULEN J. TIMMINS J. MORTON V. LEDOUX E, BILLINGS W. MCNALLY Smartest Cutest Quietest Most Popular 'Y A ri. , Q - 2 2 . Q ' Class Thespians Most Athletic Most Teased Most Attractive R. FOWLER M. GLLLIS R. WYELLS V. LEDOUX J. LORD D. MICHAUD J. TIMMINS F. MOULEN 70c?wew M. GILLIS A. BELLEVUE D. PERRY M. GILLIS W. MCNALLY R. VIOLETTE R. ARMSTRONG R. VIOLETTE Most Versatile Best Dressed Most Likely to Best Danrers Succeed fs 'Q QR W N ,-an QQ it VT CI AQ? OFFICERS lresuf nt WILLIANI FHAMPAI INF ll 6 lrcszr ent LNURENCF FOLF Sezretnrx RACHEL LANIB Tnaszzrer ARNOLD HARRISON 60160-'L Last half of race objectlve accompl1shment capable advlsors, Mr Plerce and MISS Whltehurst Class offlcers Presldent, B1ll Champagne, Vlce Presl dent, Larry Cole, Secretary, Rachel Lamb, Treasurer, Arnold Harrlson Student COUHCII Julxe Trlpp Robert St Ours, Amos McCollum, Walter Mazzacane many school act1v1t1es Boys' Basketball, Track, Baseball GIFIS, Fleld Hockey. Basketball, and Softball Valentlne Ball tthose flutterlng heartsll Prlze Speakers Norman Tucker, Wllllam Manduca, Walter Mazzacane, James Randall one lone glrl Connle Hamblm Watch out for these speakers, W3ShlUgtOHl Junlor Play successful tthanks to Mlss Kanel The Prom tests Successful Chmax' , fy EEZ? , M -I V W , ,,.. ' . - S' at ' . ,fi I Q . 'fl x 'K ' 0 1 , ' 1 ' . ' 'fl ,, , , 1 I . . ' , , , , .5 J 0 5 Bark row, standing left to right: T. Hackett, A. Leddy, J. Randall, D. Thayer. W. Manclura R. St. Ours, E. Sargent, A. Harrison, L. King, B. Tierney, R. Michaud, F. Hogan, A. McCollum N. Tuvlfer, .QEf'0V'd row: C. Botting, C. Davis, K. Hunter, W. Mazzacane, A. MacDonald, L. Cole D. Cummings, W. Champagne, T. Ogden, J. Paine, J. Levecque, R. Rioux, J. Smith. Third row C. Wilson, T. Lehoullier, C. Hamblin, B. Lantaigne, I. Tate, C. Estabrook, M. Edmands, J. Tripp A. Cremonese, H. Bishop, F. Hart, K. Meehan, R. LeBeau, A. Blunt. First row: M. Tenan, N Flanagan, S. Smith, D. Blaney, C. Robicla, B. Pepin, R. Lamb, J. Petit, N. Jenner, S. Wood, J Day, B. Curry. cauhfa Advisors MISS WHITEHURST MR. PIERCE 2-if CLASS OFFICERS Vzce Presldent JOHN LADAKAKOS Secretary ELEANOR BENWAY Treasurer ROBERT CHAMBERLAIN S 65444 Back to school no longer freshmen frrst Fall meetlng Offlcers June Toulouse Presldent John Ladalcakos VICC Presrdent Eleanor Benway Secretary Robert Chamberlam Treasurer Eff1ClCHtAdVlSOIS Mr Hansen Mlss Kane Mrs C Flckett Student ouncll Jean Wells Janrce Boynton Jeanette Cantara Maureen Molcarzel Plans for Freshman Receptlon Oh what we ll do' more meet mgs October Receptron Concentratlon Camp Pollcemen Rosahe Bartlett Patrrcla Morgan Claxre Fournler Anna Meehan C Deslllets Bruce Dellepentlgny Ronald Grlffln Board of Justxce Qoh yeah'7J Carolyn Shorey Janet Paradrs Paul Dallarre danclng refreshments fyummyJ Good Tlmes Class rlngs stunnlng wmter sports Basketball dances not sprlng so soon? So long ll a f , F C letootl Q l Q . , f President 5 ..s..ssssss,s..,.....................re..eeeeer,eee JUNE TOULOUSE , ' 9 , ' ' 9 , s ' , . . . ' ' ' : . , ' , . ' ' ' ' . 9 9 . S 3 . , - ' . . . ' . . . ' , ' : ' , ' - 9 . . 9 7 ' I 7 . 5 . , ' c p a - 1 o u I 1 Q u 0 n . 1 . 5 , . Axis Back row, left to right: R. Potvin, H. Desjardin, E. Lemire, H. Desjardin, E. Farrell, E. Herling P. Dallaire, T. Tucker, B. Dellepentigny. Third row: R. Bartlett, J. Boynton, H. Bellevue, J Gamash, R. Beaulieu, J. Barnhart, J. Ladakakos, R. Girard, R. Dickinson, B. Marshall, R Chamberlain, V. Williams. Second row: C. Shorey, M. Mokarzel, C. Fish, C. Desilet, W. 0'Con nor, J. Cantara, J. Toulouse, P. Randall, J. Estabrook, N. Lambie, R. Haddad, E. Benway, C Fournier. First row: A. Meehan, I. Boisvert, S. Stickney, P. Pennell, P. Morgan, B. Freeman S. Barnes, J. Levesque, J. Paradis, J. Wells. D. Emmons, L. Dow. f 1 :im 13 A d uisors MRS. FICKETT MISS KANE MR. HANSEN v 1:2 'Q-1 FLA99 OFFIFERS PFPYNICHI THOMAQ PAINF Vxre Preszrlent 'SIARY EI LEN TRIP! Serrefarv ANN FOWLER Treamrer BARBARA LORD qeptember 13 1954- tlmld approach to school confusion new re sponsrblllty acceptance flrst class meetmg President Thomas Pame Vlce Presrdent, Mary Ellen Trrpp, Secretary, Ann Fowlerg Treasurer, Barbara Lord Student Councll Carol Klng, Ruth Tlmmlns, Jackie Petlt Fme Advlsors Mr North Mr Loranger novelty wears off routme extra currlcular actlvltles Debatmg Glee Club Football Freshman Re ceptlon those costumes concentratlon camp upperclassmen flnally accepted members of dear Old Orchard Hlgh b ut - 5 as is Qt we . x E 1 R5 , L r , . ' , ' L 5 - , . . . h l . . . . . . . . . . ' 1-6492-'egfsww 1 , x J E 2 Y S of' F Bark row. stanrling, left lo right: W. Camash. M. lllaney, V. Ladakakos, C. Dion, R. Maguire W. Bishop, C. Keene, R. Metayer, R. Grover. C. Briggs, W. Murphy, D. Amsden, N. Ouellette J. Cirartl, li. Rurhy, J. lngalls, F. Ohearn. Third row: R. Timmins, S. St. Piere, J. Kennett, R Murphy, J. Morton, H. Desjardin, D. Swenson, R. Beaulieu. J. Cleary, N. Tripp, R. Day, B Merrill, S. Cummings, N. Critchley, J. Levecque, T. Paine, B. Skidds. Second row: H. Fournier J. Armstrong, D. Rogers, R. Lord, C. Sargent, M. McAlpine, J. Blenis, S. Skillings, C. King, J Ray, C. Neault, A. Fowler, J. Palmer, M. Tripp, M. Prosser. Front row, seated: J. Timmins, B Lord. L. Sr-queira. P. Lamb, C. Smart, T. Fournier, J. Petit, M. Sullivan, C. Lee, A. Ceaumont J. Johnson, J. Ceaumont, L. Finnemore, R. Fortier. 'UW' fi Class Advisors MR. NORTH MR. LORANCER 1 Fm? i'9ffc7f , 59:1 fs.. 'WDW Front row, left to right: B. Lanlaigne, R. LeBeau, S. Wood, J. Petit, J. Tripp Back row Director Miss Kaneg W. Champagne, W. Mazzacane, J. Randall, A. McCallum R Rloux Keats Perry ..A,,.,,,,,,.A Vicky Randolph Grandpa Perry ,,,,,Y john Appleby ,..,.. Grandma Perry '77 , Wow Priscilla Morley Tootsie Bean ...,,,,, Butcher Boy Bean Valerie Whitman , Boggins .,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,, Coach MISS MARY KANE Professor, How Could You . . . in the process of production roars of laughter bursting forth from the auditorium . . . truly must be another Martln and Lewis hit S . i 2 i i Dv Bark row, standing, left to right: J. Morton, D. Michaud, R. Violette, E. Sargent, E. Herling T. Sullivan, C. Hunter, N. Tucker, W. McNally, J. Petit. Second row: B. Curry, A. Bellevue J. Timmins, P. Pennell, P. Morgan, J. Lord, B. Pepin, R. Lamb, G. Robida, T. Lt-Houllier, J Parailis, J. Boisvert, S. Smith, S. Wood, M. Tenan. First row, sitting: D. Perry, B. Fournier, W 0'Connor, A. Gillis, R. Lelleau, J. Tripp, R. Armstrong, J. Morton, L. Cole, D. Farr, C. Estabrook F. Dickson. 0 sag September again . . . our major production . . . New Guidance . . . Mrs. Fickett and Miss Whitehurst . . . energetic . . . new ideas . . . choice of staff . . . Bob Armstrong, Editor-in-Chiefg Judy Morton, Managing Editorg Julie Tripp and Larry Cole, As- sociate Editorsg Rose LeBeau, Business Managerg Doren Michaud, Photographyg Bachel Lamb. Head Typist . . . dozens of efficient helpers . . . first hectic organization . . . flash bulbs popping . . . pictures . . . cute photographer . . . those gowns . . . long nights after school . . . red hot typewriters . . . those trips to Portland . . . not so bad . . . our advertisers . . . fangels, bless themj pictorial advertising . . . first dead- line . . . more activity . . . baby pictures . . . re-takes . . . our photogenic few . . . another mad rush . . . second deadline . . . concentrated action . . . rush . . . time . . . rush . . . off to Texas . . . relax . . . mission accomplished. v E 1 i -9-t 'Fir Seated, left to right: J. Boynton. B. Marshall, J. Tripp, R. Armstrong, J. Timmins, R. Fowler, J. Wells. Standing: H. Timmins. C. King. J. Cantara, M. Mokarzel, C. Hamhlin. D. Michaud. Advisor, Mr. Beang R. St. Ours. W. Mazzacanc. A. McCollum, J. Petit. First meeting . . . Mr. Beanls . . . officers elected . . . President, Robert Armstrong: Vice President, Julia Tripp, Secretary, Jackie Timminsg Treasurer, Beverly Marshall . . . Representatives from Classes . . . Five Seniors . . . Five Juniors . . . Four Sopho- mores . . . Three Freshmen . . . swell kids . . . Attendance Secretary, Doren Michaud . . . meetings . . . more good times . . . first move-join National and State Student Council Associations . . . received membership cards and pins . . . delegates sent to Maine State Student Council Convention in Augusta . . . attended: Robert Armstrong, Jacqueline Timmins, Robert Fowler, and Beverly Marshall . . . Mr. North, advisor . . . what fun . . . newspaper started . . . g'Little Oceanaw . . . dances . . . still more fun . . . project for the year . . . work, work, work! . . . help given from local or- ganizations . . . greatly appreciated . . . be on the watch for that fence! . . . Success assured under Mr. Bean's fine leadership. Bark row, left Io right: C. Hunter, T. Hackett. W. lllanduea. lf. Lvmiri-. li. Armstrong. C Briggs. H. Fowler, W. Perkins, N. Andrews. H. lleiling, A. Harrison. li. Mieliaud, ll. Nlilllllllll. H. Violette. Third row: T. Lehoullier, C. Fournier. ll, Rogers. N. Crilellley. J. Morton, J. Cin N Ouelette, D Thayer. H Plante, R Girard, li 'Nla-'uirf J Ktnnstt Molto . . . . ' . . 'r, ', . ' ' , ' Il. C. liobida, NI. Prosser, B. Pepin. Sevond row: J. Lord, B. Lord, K. Meehan, ll. Bishop, A. Cremonese, D. Perry. lrd. I. frllllS, M. Ldmunds. b. bkillings, J. lripp, B. Marshall. C. King. C. liean. C. Hamlnlin. F. Hart, A. Fowler. First row: R. Fortier, J. Timmins, S. Wood, C. Smart, N. Jenner. C. Lee, l'. Morgan, J. Paramlis, J. Boisvert, J. Skidds, J. Timmins. S. Smith, P. Lamb. li. Tinnnins. We Songsters . . . those merry little notes . . . fifty members . . . fOfliSSlIllC . . . objective good music . . . tra-la-la . . . Directress, Mrs. Ruth Wclrtli . . . fine lady . . . promising musicians . . . the singing larks . . . page Eddie Fisher and Dinah Shore . . . P.T.A. entertainment . . . goodies . . . Sanford . . . Music Festival . . . those buses . . . musical tires . . . all those stops . . . nervousness . . . singing . . . the judgment . . . triumph! . . . merry ride home . . . popular songs . . . assemblies . . . graduation . . . last chapel . . . finis. 'W' First row: David Thayer, Harry Desjardin, Faye Dickson, Richard Metayer, Penelope Warren, Elizabeth Curry, Larry Cole, Robert St. Ours, Robert Armstrong. Second row: Sandra Menard, Mary Verril, Madeline Wyman, ,Io-Ann Dowling, Albert Grover, Walter Mazzacane, Jeanne Bois- vert, Carl Smith, Donald Keene, Charles Sherman, William Manduca. Third row: Thomas Ogden, Ronald Griffin, Nancy Smart, Mary T. Cook, Edward Herling, Eleanor Benway, Mr. Pallang. Good leadership, Mr. Pallang . . . new music . . . many members added . . . rehearsals every second activity period . . . first appearance . . . Senior Play . . . also . . . Prize Speaking . . . programs for P.T.A .... entertaining American Legion . . . concert in spring . . . preparing for music festival . . . tuneful success. .. .M 'g . ,Y . ,..s.,M Q , W., , 5 L E . 0 ,i.,,.,..p . i.' h' . ,,. ' -is Mrlha! . as Nw. Bark row. lefl lo right: C. Hunter. R. Me-layer. W. Nlantlnva. ll. lliayer, lj. llvrling. ll. lJlSjillilllIl. T. Hackett. R. Griffin. W. Rm-fl, W. Mazzacaiic. Tliirrz' row: 'l'. Cook. J. Hanson. J, lioisvvrt. lf Dickson. R. Armstrong. R. St. Ours. L. Cole, ll. Keen. D. SWUIISPII, L. Sl. Miclim-l. ll. Alu-urn. ll. Curry. Sevorzrl row: G. Ramsay. C. Smith. M. johnson. K. l,Q'SjilT1llll, F, lmmlmly. C. Curit. N. Smart. Mr. Pallang, M. Clark. C. Slll'TIIlLlH. ll. Kimliall, l'. lie-1-tl. P. Warren. l'. llrzigialon. W. Murphy. Front row: J. Timmins. ll. Pepin, J. Timmins. J. Paramlis. Nl. Cillis. IJ, Farr, J. Skidmls, IJ. Gillis. Zami Successful year . . . football games . . . Open House . . . forty new members . . more next year . . . looking forward to festival . . . parades . . . other activities . . . lirass quartet - new this year . . . played Christmas Carols at P.T.A .... caroleml Christmas Eve . . . drums beating . .W . cymbals clashing . . . banners flying . . . blue and white flashing . . . this is our band! First row: C. Smith, R. Metayer, W. Mazzacane. F. Dickson. E. He-rling. Mr. Pallang. SPFOIIII row R. St. Ours, R. Armstrong, W. Marlduva, R. Griffin. ance gmwi First year . . . u0ceanaires7, . . . nine pieces . . . started by Mr. Pallang . . . first ap- pearance, Senior Play . . . first dance, Sadie Hawkins . . . other dances during the year . . . Brilliant Brass f Bill Manduca, Bob Armstrong, Bob St. Ours . . . Soothing Saxes s Faye Dickson, Walt Mazzacane, Dick Metayer, Carl Smith . . . Driving Drums f Ron Griffin . . . Pleasing Piano - Ed Herling . . . sweet . . . swingy . . . liked by the students . . . hit of the year! Let to right R Plante D Perry R Armstrong R Fowler D Farr J Morton glances Members of the Natxonal Honor SOCl6ty are students IH thelr semor year ln hrgh school who have the qualltles of scholarshlp SBFVICC leadershlp and character e followmg students were chosen as members for the current year. Dlane Farr, Dawn Perry, Judith Morton, Robert Fowler, Robert Armstrong, and Richard Plante. Con- gratulations! ag S!amz'fng, left to right: J. Morton. P. Farr. Mr. Scully, Coachg E. Herling. N. Critchley. Serllefl: P. Pm-nncll. ll. EIIIIIIUIIS. Vlv. O'Connor. .l. lloisvert. ll. Lord. J. Morton. 0 New faces . . . Patricia Pennell, Winona 0,Connor, John Morton, Edward Herling. Peter Farr . . . Veterans . . . Judy Morton, Jeanne Boisvert . . . December 10th . . . Bates College, Debating League Clinic . . . discussion groups . . . Certificates of Participation . . . Bates and Colby Debate. Subject . . . Resolved: That The Federal Government Should lnitiate a Policy of Free Trade Among Nations to the United States . . . Timely . . . controversial . . . interest- ing . . . February formal debates . . . March final . . . Bates College . . . Instructor, Mr. James Scully . . . capable . . . kind . . . efficient . . . happy times . . . lost by the Wayside: D. Emmons, B. Lord, N. Critchley . . . final survivors: J. Morton, P. Pennell. W. O'Connor. J. Boisvert. E. Herling, P. Farr. A X! ri ,Q K! 'T Standing, left to right: llill Nlanduca. Connie Hamlrlin. Nliss Kane. Hrs. l'1it'lu'll. James Randall. Edward Farrell. Seated: Norman Critchley, llclty Skidds. .-Knnc Fowler, Judy Morton, Carolyn Shorcy, llarhara Lord, Wvaltcr Mazlacanc. Absenf: Norman 'l'nckcr. I I Shades of Patrick Henry . . . Declamations . . . Orations . . . Pathos . . . Humor . . . Prize Speakers again on the platform . . . Headliners: Judy Morton, Connie Harnhlin. Carolyn Shorey, Anne Fowler. and Barbara Lord, with understudy, Betty Skidds . . . Boys: Walter Mazzacane, Bill Manduca, James Randall, Norman Tucker, Edward Farrell, and understudy, Norman Critchley . . . Talented dramatic coaches: Mrs. Pickett and Miss Kane . . . practice . . . more practice . . . March and the final presentation . . . Creditahle performances . . . Looking forward to another year. Q-. l ,Mmm lips if Front row, left to right: J. Timmons. A. Geaumont. J. Paradis, R. Bartlett. Back row: A. Fowler W. O'Connor, M. Etlmands. B. Rackliff, C. Estalmrook. Q1 414' New chapter started . . . Nominating committee chosen . . . officers . . . President, Jackie Timmins, Vice President, Maureen Eclmanclsg Secretary, Janet Paradisg Treas- urer, Beryl Baclcliffg Historian, Anne Fowlerg Parliamentarian, Winona O,Connor . . . Council members . . . Anita Geaumont, Rosalie Bartlett, Connie Estabrook . . . Advisor, Mrs. Armstrong . . . Program of monthly projects . . . February f installa- tion of officers . . . March g Civil Defense . . . April - Convention in Augusta . . . May - Mother-Daughter Banquet . . . June - Installation of new officers for next year . . . Girls work for pins . . . growing organiaztion . . . useful to school and community. fha ,xi Sf'!IIl'lI'. left I0 right: ll. lfarly. A. Harrison. P. Farr. ll. Fowle-l', ll. ,-Xrinstrong. ll, 'l'lmyvr. lf. llcr- llllgl. N. xllfillllllll. heroml row: Nlr. North. .Mlvisorg R. lvfllllll. ll. ll1'Rt'Ill'llQllly. l. Ugilvn, ll. 'l'i1-rm-5. li. Cliumln-rluiu. ll. Bolling. R. 'l'ousignum. ll. Nlarshull. Tliirfl row: W. Nlumliivu. li. llnnlvr. R. St. Ours. 'l'. Sullixun. lf. l.emire-. N. 'l'in-ki-r, W. Nlzizmmiiu-. 6? New this year . . . sponsored hy Kiwanis . . . executive committee of seven . . . Presi- rlvnt. llolwrt Fowler: Vive l,I'l'Slflt'lll. llolwrt AflllSlI'0llgZ Svvrvtury. Peter lfurrz 'l'ri-tw urvr. David Thayer . . . Class Representatives . . . Senior, llohert Earlyg Junior. Amos Mm-Cullum: Sophomore. lidward llerling . . . membership limited to Sophomores. Jun- iors. and Seniors . . . olmject to help school and Community . . . first project -- new svorvlroarrl . . . successful your. Front row, left to right: B. Lord, N. Jenner, J. Kennet, N. Critchley, J. Boisvert, M. Tripp, M. McAlpine. Back row: J. Palmer, A. Fowler, P. Farr, J. Estabrook, l. Tate, J. Barnhart, J. Morton. 144: ew New addition . . . meets once a week . . . instructor, Mr. Scammon . . . started with twelve - now eighteen . . . activities . . . murals for cafeteria . . . trip to art museum in Portland . . . posters for various organizations . . . Officers . . . Anne Fowler, Presidentg John Morton, Vice Presidentg Josephine Estabrook, Secretaryg John Kennett, Treasurer . . . hope for regular class period during school hours . . . self expression . . . modern Miehelangelos. 1-K A Front row, left to right: S. Smith. N. Jenner. tl. Robitla, J. Skidtls, J. Timmins, M. Tc-nan. Second mtv: R. Lt-licau. tl. Estabrook. ll. Hamblin. ll. llishop, ll. I.antaignm'. l. Tate, A. lllunt. F. Dick- son. lnstructor, Nlr. Pierce. Third row: C. Wilson. M. Edmunds. li. Mamlucu. lf. Hcrling. N. Tuclu-r, L. Colo, J. Trip. , 0 0 Last Fall, when the scraping of bumpers and the grinding of gears were heard. an- other group of students were on their way to become the safe drivers of tomorrow. Each students gets personal instructions from Mr. Pierce, who is the instructor. They learn that there is more to driving than just being able to start, steer, and stop. They are taught all the rules of safety and put what they have learned into use during the afternoons when they go driving. The course is divided into two semesters and about twenty-four pupils are enrolled in the course. It is the objective of each student to receive his license before the end of the school year. Some of the things a driver must remember are: 1. The person behind the wheel is responsible for the actions of the car. 2. A car is a dangerous machine -it should not be used for play. 3. A person never saves time by speeding. 4. The driver should always be courteous towards pedestrians. f The Driveris Training course is doing its share in making todayis student the safe driver of tomorrow. There are fewer accidents involving people who have taken the Driveris Training Course than among those who have not. The Course, therefore, is valuable in our curriculum. DANCER i S.. ,fvfh Y: AL 'SUN' Q-if 1 Q vl s 7 . I' 0 Y' f? -N, X - it K' If-'Rr f-..4h N11 'W 2 S 5 2 WM-ff ,,,.y-'f' , -J' 'Vin- .1f'T' lj '7 iii' i MICHAUD F HOC AN 13. CHANIPACNF sc R VIOLFTTF 744124466 This year Old Orchard opened its season against Brunswick The game was played on even terms all the way through but three plays went all the way Having lost the first game, 26-0, Old Orchard did not give up as the next week they paid a visit to over-confident Biddeford. Much to Biddefordis surprise, we tied them 7-7. The fol- lowing week the team went to Kittery to play Traip. It was one of the best games of the season. This game will never be forgotten, as 0.0.B. knocked off Traip, 7-6. The game was played in the pouring rain, as one of the Portland papers said, The game was played at Memorial Lake, rather than Memorial Field. The next game was an easy victory. Old Orchard played host to Wells High. We won 48-7. The next week, 0.0.B. journeyed to St. Louis Field to play St. Francis. It was a nip and tuck game all the way, but faithful 0.0.B. came out on top again by winning 13-0. The last game of the year was with ou.r oldest rival, Kennebunk. It was said that Kenne- bunk was all pepped up for this game and that they were going to beat us. The paper favored 0.0.B. by two touchdowns. The game started on even terms. The first quarter was the toughest as both teams were scoreless. During the second, third and fourth quarters, 0.0.B. really went to town. It was impossible for Kennebunk to stop us. The final score was Old Orchard-55, Kennebunk-7. It was one of the biggest surprises of the year, not only to the people and the team, but also to the head coach, Mr. Loranger, and assistant coach, Mr. McSweeney. This season proved to be a very good one, in fact, the best since 194-9. We had a total of five wins, one tie, and one loss. rv ,. , t ,.,, ,IF4 .7 . V r I 'fi ,fy '? ' v 'if new Qi .5 , . -lfe in ,Q M, ,P Q . ne w : A, A A M .,. M? NRI... KV ,W .t r 5 R XHNMN R. ST. OURS W. NIvNAI.LY A. TUCKER R. RIOUX A. HARRISON C CUMMINCQ I D. . . .ka O, fa . . R ' . , 1. ,J 5' 'A w. I . .. . x. ,MN fp- R HILTON C GROVER C BRIGGS E LEMIRE N TRIPP A MCCALLUM W- qi' ww W B MARSHALL C KEENE H DESJARDIN R METAYER R POTVIN R EARLY J BARNHART J SNHTH R WELLS R PLANTE J LADAKAKOS N OUELLETTE C LORANGER Head Coach is 5 ,nj 'N' .'h w ,Lakai Xxx Q X I R TOUSIGNANT Manager J McSWEENEY Assistant Coach OOB OOB OOB OOB OOB OOB 70015466 SCOREBOARD 0 Brunswxck 7 Blddeford 7 Tramp 4-8 Wells 13 St Francls 55 Kennebunk 26 7 6 7 0 7 YM ulffl B DR ,wanna WWW Nl '0 ' p,uf '9 fa ou, , ef yr men sms Il - 1,5 , . mlllllllf But F uw' in only F T A A 0 - men ml 051-'01, Bunn 0 Front row, left to right: J. Skidds, H. Fournier, C. Bean, D. Farr, B. Fournier, P. Gillis, J. Cantara, J. Blemis, S. Wood. Back row: J. Paradis, Coach Philbrook, J. Timmins. 'guketlall The Seagull,s lassies opened their 1954-55 season under the fine direction of their new coach, Miss Philbrook. Connie Bean and Bea Fournier were elected as co-captains. The Lassies had a successful record in that they won 10 games and lost only 7. The season opened on December 1 with much pep, spirit, and score at the expense of a green Wells team. We won 48-25, then swamped Cathedral 72-41. Kennebunk, York, and Westbrook proved to have too much experience and height for the Seagulls, but all other schools bowed to them. Helen Fournier, freshman forward, was high scorer for the season with 249 points. Varsity members include: Co-Captains, Bea Fournier and C. Bean. D. Farr. P. Gillis. J. Skidds, S. Wood, J. Cantara, J. Toulouse, H. Fournier, J. Blenis and managers. J. Timmins and J. Paradis. The ,lV,s turned in an enviable record of 12 wins and 3 losses, those to Westlirmrrik and York. Many sophomores will return to the Varsity next year. JV members include: J. Cantara, M. Mokarzel, J. Tripp, M. Edmunds, N. Flanagan. C. Esterbrook, C. Shorey, F. Dickson, J. Skidds, and B. Lantaigne. .xii f Standing left to right Miss Philbrook C Hamblln M 'Nfcklpme S Barnc ,I Touloue J Cantara C Dc Jardin J Raye ,I Paine ,I Bleml Second row B Skidd D Emmon B Pepin C Qhorey J Bolsvert L Sequeria R Tlllllllln Front row M Tripp H Fournier D Cordon S btlckney .l Wells J Petit M Prosser wa Wacky Field Hockey which IS fast becoming one of our schools most popular sports teaches good teamwork and sportsmanship All the girls enjoy partlclpatlng ln this fast moving game This year, so many girls trled out that we were able to organize not only a varsity but also a junior varslty team Under the able direction of our new Physical Education Director MISS Philbrook the girls spent many afternoons out on the football fleld practlclng for the coming games Both groups worked hard at the practlce The varsity team this year was composed largely of sophomores with one junior and two senior girls. The junior varsity was made up of all senior girls. Both of the teams played three games: Westbrook Junior College, Thornton Academy and Wayne- flete. The varsity team ended its unfortunate season with three losses while the junior varsity, having better luck, finished with one win, one tie and one loss. Next year the team should be better as the girls will have one or more years of ex- perience behind them. a El' X Seated, left to right: E. Sargeant, R. Violette, R. Hilton, W. Perkins, A. Harrison, D. Thayer, R. Wells. Second row: Mr. McSweeney, R. Tousignant, E. Lemire, P. Dallaire, P. Farr, C. Botting. Third row: L. Cole, W. Mazzacane, H. Desjardin, A. McCallum. Growing interest . . . training started in the latter part of March . . . all work hard . . . under coaching of Mr. McSweeney . . . many returning veterans . . . sprinters, R. Hilton, R. Violette, R. Rioux, D. Michaud, and J. Barnhart . . . long distance run- ners, E. Sargent, L. Cole, W. Mazzacane, and D. Thayer . . . shot put and discus, A. Harrison and W. Perkins . . . pole vaulters, B. Wells and D. Michaud . . . jumpers, J. Barnhart . . . larger schedule . . . good year! Left to right: Jacqueline Timmins, Patricia Morgan, Janice Boynton, Captain Marguerite Gillis Colleen Wilson, Selma Wood, Joan Skidds. This yearis varsity cheerleaders are Captain Peggy Gillis, Jackie Timmins, Joan Skidds, Janice Boynton, Pam Morgan, Colleen Wilson, and Selma Wood. These girls, under their able Captain, have led us through a very successful year in football and basketball with their peppy cheers. The faculty had a difficult job this year picking four new cheerleaders to fill the vacancies from last year. After many prac- tices Pam Morgan, Colleen Wilson, Janice Boynton, and Joan Skidds proved to be the best. The girls certainly add enthusiasm and color to all the games. The J.V.,s are Captain Jeanette Cantara, Janet Paradis, Kay Meehan, Joan Timmins and Jackie Petit. The J.V.'s have new cheers that add spirit to the Junior Varsity games and are likely candidates for replacement on next year's varsity squad. A new varsity cheer which has caught on quickly is the Bunny Hop which goes as follows: Co-o Old Orchard Co team Co! On to victory Go-Co-Co. rx al S 1 3 E .s it E eil.:.U.ul. J J, LL J Bark row: Coach, John McSweeney, Manager. R. Tousignant, R. Rioux, D. Cummings, A. Harri- son, L. King, J. Ladakakos, Manager, C. Botting. Front row: W. Champagne. R. Wyman. N. An- drews, R. Fowler, C. Blanchet, R. Plante. C. Hunter. The Old Orchard boys started their season at Wells on December lst with a win of 85-36. The Gulls continued their unbeaten record until losing to Cape Elizabeth on December 30th with a score of 79-64. They continued on undefeated until they met the Cape and St. Louis. They wound up their regular games in January with a record of eighteen wins and three losses. This year the team had Dick Plante and Don Cummings as forwards, with Arnold Harrison, Bill Champagne, Jim Smith and Tom Tucker alternating. Our centers were Bob Fowler and Arnold Harrisong our guards, Russel Wyman and John Ladakakos, with Bob Rioux, Norman Ouellette, and Bob Wells as substitutes. The boys traveled to Sanford to take part in the York County Tournaments. The Gulls hit a high score of 101 to Berwick Academy,s 36. At a later game, the team won over St. Francis with a score of 66-39. On that evening, our coach, Mr. John McSweeney, received a trophy and small gold basketballs for the boys. This meant that the team would go to the Western NM Tournaments in Lewiston. Their first game was with Paris High. The Paris High boys proved hard to beat, and won with a 62-4-0 score. Another season of which the coaches and team could be proud came to an end. SCHEDULE Varsity 0.0.B. 0Pl'0NEN'Ii lt 05 til 621 67 82 67 54 6114 88 01 85 57 OOB OOB 55 Wells 36 Berwick Academy 30 St. Francis 38 Kennebunk 49 Traip O 45 St. Louis Ol Alumni O 35 Cape Elizabeth TU Thornton 67 Falmouth 53 York 41 Wells O 36 Could ' ' Kennebunk Capt Elizabeth Traip York St IgIlltll1S St Francis St Louis St Ignatius York County Tournaments OPPONENT Berwick Academy St Francis Western Class M Tournament Paris High fzmior Varsity 0.0.3. 0l'l'0NlCN'l' 56 Wc'lls 26 -10 Berwick fkI'lltlt IllY '73 27 St. Francis 44 Kennelaunk 44 Traip 51 St. Louis 33 Cape Elizabeth 40 Thornton 46 Falmouth 56 York 64 Wells O 56 Kennebunk ' Capt. Elizabeth Traip Hork St Igllallll St Francis St Louis St IgIl3ill1S GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES SCHEDULE Varsity OPPON EN T Wells Cathedral Kennebunk Tralp Westbrook Thorton lxennebunk Cape Elizabeth Cathedral York Westbrook Cape Elizabeth Waynflete Thorton Waynflete Wells funwr 0 O B We Cathedral Kennebunk Tralp Westbrook Thorton Kennebunk Cathedral York Westbrook Way nflete Thorton Way nflete Wells ...- ,Ll 36 'lr Ju JJ 422 33 33 37 65 Varsity OPPONENT il , 3, 46 . - . 02 69 O 36 41 O O O 35 44 t - TT 35 ' O O 21, T4 ' O so 33 ' S 5.1 60 ' OO OO O O 38 41 . O O 34 T4 1 ' O 63 34 O . 1 O O 64 66 . O O O O 20 44 2 . ' O .o.,... OO O tt.,t,.AtV 35 64 S. ' O ..o.o. OO oess O eeeeooes O OO 47 101 'O ' O O O 36 66 S. 'O O O O O O A 39 40 1 ' O ..o. OO O tooooos O. O O O 62 7 48 O OO OO O O o..oo. O O 25 46 ,ll O OO O O O O OO OO 20 72 . O O OO OO 41 24 O O OO OO O 21 52 O OO O O 55 43 O OO OO O O OOOO O O O 3 27 ' OO OOOOO O O OO 44 30 ' O OOOOOO O O OOO O O 0 24 O O O OO O O O 27 44 OO O O O O 50 45 York O O O O O T1 37 York OOOO O O O OO O O 35 42 OO O O OO O 32 30 OO OO OO O O 26 56 ' O O O74 38 O OOO21 34 - ' O OO O O O 25 45 O OO O O O 39 72 , O OO OO OOOOOO O OO O 38 36 O O OO O O O OO O OO 40 37 O .O OO 70 26 O O O 32 46 OOOOO OOOO O O. OOOO OOOOOO OO 61 27 ' OO O O O O 20 42 ' ' O O O OOOOOOO OOOOO O O 28 49 O OO O O OO O O 34 48 ' OO O O OO .OOOOOOOO.OO..OOOOOOOOOOOO 47 23 ' O O OO OOO O 14 41 O OO O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOO OOOO,O,OOOOOOO 3 9 39 OOOO OOOOOO OOOOOOO AOOOOOOOOO O OOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOO O O O 2 1 45 OOOOOOOOO O OOOOOOOOOO OOOOOO OOOOOOOOO O 4 3 .. OOOOOO OOOOO. O O O OOOOOOOO 26 A39 . Gft p . 'neu attic. N, C w ow 5, , ,Weaapf sw ,gamut afikgcq 'uw . E' , if 5 X iflkll' 56231 l I e ll! In iflulc i gaceialf I'h1 year Var ity Ba :ball tram look like a well formed and balanced club All the position on the tram are opmn to anyone who 1 willing to work hard and play heads up ball for them The club this year will he coached by Mr Pierce who intend to win many ball game and get into playing off contantion The Seagulls lat vear had only a fair mason but despite the lo of Le Wyman and ,lim Farrington this year they should be the bet team in York County The club is made up of players from all tlas es From the Senior Class Carleton Blanchrt will bm stiff competition to any infield position Bob Well al 0 is a rough competitor for an outfield spot Dick Plinl: will most likely ee much action ln the outfield The Juniors will have Arn Harri on Ken Hunter and Carleton Hunter fighting for an outfield position' all three have great throwing arms. Jim Smith, Don Cummings and Bill Champagne will try for infield slotg. Frank Hogan and Don Cummings will probably represent the Juniors in the pitching department. The Sophomore class will probably have the best ball player in the school in John Ladakakos. The little C reek will probably hold his second base position until he graduates. They also have other talent in Tom Tucker and Dick Potvin. Tommy is a first baseman and Dick ic a catcher. Last but not least is the new freshman class which has much material for Mr. Pierce. There is Dick Metayer who could have another arm like Defrace. Frenchie Ouellette cannot be left out because he is a natural athlete. These are a few of the players who will probably be in uniform this teason. I Q I Officers chosen at first meeting . . . President, Robert Wellsg Vice President, Arnold Harrisong Secretary-Treasurer, Clarence Botting . . . Mr. Hansen, ably directed . . . campaign to sell A.A. cards . . . dance after every home game . . . helped to send cheerleaders to Gould . . . Fun at dances . . . Special entertainment dance poorly at- tended . . . officers held rallies for football games . . . most successful . . . activities for year very gratifying. f-ia:-f Wlthout the ahlc and L00pCldflVt ds'w1HtdIlCC oi Ill mv people ou1 IHHJOI p10dllCl10I1 THE OCEANA, could not have been a succeee To oul many advextxxelx who have COIlt11bl1lCd -o wllllngly we WlSh to SXPIFSN ou1 slneelest thankx Then 611910811X ha llllly made oul veulmoolw IIOSSIIDIF preee 0u1 gldtllllllf They have LOIltlllJl1lCd many new ideas and have worked long houxs III oldel that we Illlght leach the lf'd117dtl0Il of our dream 1 flllf' yefuhook Ma the emu In lenunt with then ICXICWS and thf mulmln Y I geneloub THB. OCEANA QTAFF I I ' 2 ' 3 ' 2 ' 2 ' i 1 ' ' . ' . . ' Q ' A , V K I . 1 xfk. - Av. 5 V Q lx- ki. l Q g I 1 iv. 1' S 1 7 ' ' 17 ,Z v rf ff, ,. To the advisors, Mrs. Fiekett and Miss Wl1iteh111'st, we ex- W V . Y ., ' , , , Y .' . V I ' I. L. . uw - 4 Q . r u if ff Gund Kgs! Who make UW Prfoduchon WX 91056930 if 2 , A 9 Cf? S- uf ,, 'Nu -41 -su..,,-s...A Pahen'l'ly Walhng LORING STUDIOS Class Photographers PORTLAND MAINE BENOIT S Speclallzmg Apparel for Young Men and Women of Hugh School and Prep School Age PREP HALL Porfland Biddeford THORNE S PHARMACY HERBERT E THORNE Reg Ph Cor Washmgfon and Aflanhc Aves cl! ou: ORCHARD BEACH MAINE QD MAI NE CLEANERS Complefe Dry Cleaning Wafer Proofing and Mofh Proofing Plclc up and Dellvery Service I54 MAIN STREET SACO Dual Biddeford 4 7OI4 Old Orchard Beach 6 2257 STATE O MAINE BOWLING CENTER ROUTE ONE SCARBOROUGH Marne s Largesf Mosf Modern Bowling Esfabllshmenl' 20 ALLEYS FOR YOUR BOWLING PLEASURE I In I . , . arm. 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