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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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I , V 7 uWith a Song' in My Heartn T I IJITORN ff' F IIJITOLI XI SIAFI T All AND TY PUNT' QT XT F 'iw -.M nexu- QQV 2 Z2 Proudly pregenl lhe 560411111 May xnu fnjm mth us our llumc f mu ll old md now to whlch we haw made uferenu m mln md pln 1 f- thmubhuut our pulwlxc-mmm HIC -LT- f 'rt - V I W i F Y at R 4 ' .17 , J TT,. m 1 'rr '-Z' -W TH 3 f, T , 'I ' f , AS .N 4 4. 47' J V Tx f T T . , V H fx r f ' 3 '- NS N' e. w.,,,,,,. Q if A, T , 4 X T Q' V 'N Q , 'imc' A K Xff TM , x , '-W ,,, W-W T M, XZQQX Q f x f H141 T- I Y TJ NA- gfgf . f 'Q XX A M, I ,,, k K, A ,, , V i T 1. zu 1. ' ' 2 ' ' 5 v - 0 s' '. 2 ,, . ' . . ' . . , ' , V f, r,,'v -1 us, ' ff . . ff-355 Oh say, does that Star Spangled Banner yet wave ' 'QW O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ,' DEDICATION To Mr Herbert Bean Prlnclpal and Teacher who has devoted many years to the advancement and betterment of our school we gratefully dedlcate the 56 Oceana We appreclate hlS lnterest hls sense of justlce and h1S frlendshlp i ' 1 e - s , . 9 9 - M emonam CHARLFS E MCKEEN 1931 1053 AWAX l cannot sax and I will not sax That he IQ dead He is just away Wlth a cheery mile and wave of the hand He has wandered into an unknown lfind And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be since he lingers there. And you-oh you, who the wildest yearn For the old time step and the glad return. Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. Think of him still the same, l say, He is not dead-he is just away. JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY aMy country ,tis of thee, Sweet land of liberty, ' of thee I sing MR CFCIL J CUTT5 MR HFRBERT R BENN Supermtendent of brhools lrmclpal of Hxgh School UHIVCYSIIV of Mame B A M A Bates Y'ile BA Before the fmal l'tIlillll0Il of beautiful IIIUNIC mumh labor must be put into nth eomposmon l such a way our admml trator llau workul untlrmgly that tha llllldl nulmlw the working, operation o our choral max lu wtf lu I lon rrmemnrour td men x , , X t f V S I 3 viii ' ' I 'M A V . F M V .HH Tall Menl' . 1 . Y - 1 . f ' -1' . n 1 ng . . nl, 4 q n u 1 l ' . l T ' Q. ' .' f I U l ' I A . n 5. ' 'S S Y. . ' ' . . ' . . i., , ' ,- ' f S S' 1, .S,.,t.vg',.,,1 g . 1. --.H ESTHER A. BAKER Bates, B.A.. Middlebury. M.A. Miss Baker is certainly the quietest member of the faculty, but has the respect and admiration of the whole student body. In addition to being a fine teacher of the Romance lan- guages, she is a friend to all. PEARL W. FICKETT University of Maine, B.A. Fickett takes her busy job as Oceana advisor, coach for prize speak- ing, and director of graduation right in stride along with her classes of English and World History. It is ap- parent that it takes a jolly and good natured manager to find time for all this and be able to have several hob- MAHY K. CRAFF Our l,ady of Mercy. B.A. Nlrs. Graff will always be remembered for dire:-ting such delightful plays as Our Miss Brooks and more recently 'll Love l,ucy. Any aspiring thespian is lucky to have her around for guid- anee. llf-r English classes are inter- esting too. and those one-act plays! bies besides. as she has. CHRlS'l'lNE D. ARMSTRONG University of Connecticut. B.S. Mrs. Armstrong molds Future Home- makers along with the Home Eco- nomics courses. She has spent a great deal of time in supervising the activi- ties of the and rates a loud vote of thanks from all concerned. She is certainly a credit to our school. CARI. P. Cll.l.EY Gorham Teachers College Mr. Gilley handles his job of prepar- ing boys in the Manual Arts with con- siderable case. His room is always very neat too. despite the fact that un- finished projeets must be left there. Ile excels in bowling and is always ready to give out with helpful hints on the sport. A ilu Y I .534-4' rf I 'ln ,J 'ggi J - 4 'I ' 1 f ' ,f i ' L- f -' ii gif' C11gXlf1.1QS 41. 1.0li.XNCl1f1l North Carolixm State Colle-ge l..1IllNt'I'rIlj' ol xlilIIlf'. 13.5. Mr. l.o1'a11ger is our lIlZll11f'ITlLlllt'ill whiz. He is never stuniped when it comes to solxing prohlettls. Ile lilies to have 11is classes at ease and often RlC1l.'Xlil.J M. Yfllilfl llates College. 11.11. Mr. North has done a great deal i11 pronioting tl1e AA. and the llCWly formed Key Cluh. The niodern SCOIC- hoard i11 the gyn1nasi11111 is a 11101111- .rl- W JOHN H. SHAW 1h1ive1'sily of lhlillllil 15.5. Mr. Shaw is the newest Il1l'IllllCl' our faculty. this lveing his first x with us. His field is seienee and we hope he likes it here as 11111011 as starts off each one with a joke. f 0 I' I h. Q Ga ' ni Wig . 4 ,Q em Q 111e11t to his unselfish efforts to l1elp 1134 keep alireafst of tl1e ti111e'. X514 f feiiiflid ' . A 47 fig, 77,7 I' fl ,1 if ffimzfi enjoy having llllll. MARY L. WHITEIIURST University of New Hainpshire Portland University Miss W11itel111rst teaches COITlIH6I'Cli1l subjects. 111 addition to these duties, she still finds time to be ad advisor for the Oceana 211111 the Junior class. Being tiny certainly l1asn't hindered her receiving 1118 respect which is due l1er. MYRON H. PIERCE University of Maine. B.S. in Ed. Mr. Pierce teaches commercial suh- jects, but is never too busy to help with any extracurricular activity. Dur- ing football games you'll find him following each play and jptting down notes for future use. He hagalso done an excellent job coaching baseball and Drivers' Training. T c cc C h e T ALEXANDER PALLANC V 'E ' N N A YN RUTH xwoara tj ,Qt W. scAMMJ ,. V Yale School of Music Mr. Pallang has taken tl1e 0.0.B.H.S. Band, enlarged and trained it so that it is now noticed by all. ltis a big thrill to see and hear the band, then be able to say. l'hat's my School Band. We have a fine orchestra. too. because of Mr. Pallang. 71 0 IJ h Q l' Q . f . ' fflflivl- 2-if Q six. New England Conservatory of Music Mrs. Worth has been doing wonders in the field of music. We wonder if everyone realizes just how much work is involved in putting on the musical events that always go over so smoothly. Not only does the student body and faculty look forward to these events but so do townspeople. Jwflggrs, V ammon conducts the Art classes 'H 'V I ve sity of Maine. ll.S. iiJX7ednesdays. This course fairly ',n.efvv but it seems to be thriving. We yjundcrstand his hobby is painting. This wouldnit be classified as a Business- manis Holiday. would it? G? CELIA PHILBROOK Colby. Springfield and New York University. SS., BA. Miss Philbrook has charge of all girls' sports and a nice job she docs. too. Besides basketball. field hockey. and gym classes for the high school, she also plans and conducts classes for the Elementary students. A young lady of ceaseless energy. JOHN MQSWEENEY Colby, l3.A. Mr. McSwecney has coached our teams for the past three years and has well earned the many comments of praise given him. He has the ability to get the most out of each player on his squads. which in his position. is truly an attribute. IS The Hour Q If -C' f 1 M 1 f X L - ! l ' fl K :J X 1, V B Q fl' Q J-1 Sl? ,I ' if ffiffx 7 ri-J f 'N 6CGl01'y. glory! Hullvlujui 1, ar 99 - His lrullz is lllfll'f'lIilIQ nn' u'W My NA.,AW -,,,.,.W,Q,.,,AW...,,...,W A.. 'MW P r Eb X, ,W 11' V M K M ,A f W ,. - q ,I 3 I Y 1 Ek x L3 x f 5 'W 0 'WW - s 'L ' I . , '.:- L Ul'fif'0rs - Class of l956 N, llI'1'Sl-llflll I if-1' l'l'l'NI. Sl'l'I'1'fIII'AY Trcuszz rm LAWRENCE COLE flwnl WILLIAM CIIAMILMINIC RACHEL LAMB ARNOLD HARRISON New Year s Eve we dzd the town, RICHARD LEVI ALBERT DICK Thats My Weakness 7Vow ACIIVIIIPS AA 4 Clee Club 1 Dnvers Trammg 3 New York Club 4 We have always heard that stlll waters run deep We are lIlCl1IlPd to beheve that thxs IS true for whenever Sllent Dlck IS In a certam eorner of study hall there always seem to be a bIt of acttvrty But cheer up Dlckl Remember Sllent Cal became Presldent f W X X IP ' , r,, ., Class of 56 HELEN ELIYABETH BISHOP Fwe I'oot Two Eyes of Blue L Z ActIvItIes Drrvers Trammg 3 Clee Club The QHgfS have always sald that srlence IS golden Helen lb a perfect example of th1s quotatmn But In a world drsturbed by Rock and Roll lt rs gratrfylng to flnd one who speaks and treads softly Speak softly but carry a blg stlck Helen' ANNFTTF CEI IA BIUNT ANNE Follow Your Heart ACtlVlllCS DTIVCYS Tralmng 3 Annette IS another of the sllent type but she can usually be found buslly workxng In the commercral room and IS a great as set to lt Those typewrlters certalnly hurry when shes around We are sure that An nette wlll succeed IH anythlng that she attempts Gomg to be offrce manager Annette? Only a Bzrd ln a Gilded Cage l' Hon A ' It YI Q I fp! I A eley I , r,rAt.r A A 4 ' 9 :e v GC 39 CS I 7, . if ,Y ss s , , l 11 sz - ' J U is A A A J I, .l 1,2,3,1l. C y lf -' l .' S , ' . ' . -4 - f ' . l l F40 ta' X 7 f ff I I I I I , , L ill ld N X .l l - 5 A 2. as p, I3 ,lPI'l5:vsid,ef 'l . cienl 'Clu 2,5 Class :titty A Itlwtlel tk ' '6Tl1.e day we tore the goal posts downf, ' 'wsfmfs swam ws, tx - -4 Y . fuwmnzsfuus l Y J , I I .- A 'M sts, ' 1 H a ,1',' ,4 A ., u . 1 , - J 'I P H P ' - H I II, J ln, , lyeflka SIRI b 'lvuyg rnbriga Adtlllvitielip otpll I, 4, eylbLlIIb 3' 4' ffiibk. al l ager 2, 3, W., New 3 Ai 4Ill1b..gt, 4fi At 2, 3, 4, Trkasurer Liluniorlfyislonglllfgf the class Ilvpnitaplianst and there jfs ,weiclrih a dull 'nxonientqt he fixastalro .vHe is also great foolt 9 line- -nillnf L he isn't :at lsblhool, yo' can be ,surgxlli 'will bei found at a cegbiin club boiled. With the, personality ,lunior has are certain he will always be happy. Watch. out Jerry Lewis! C4 'V ali: 4? Class of WILLIAM FRANCIS CHAMPAGNE GSBILLU t ll 1 td will st. A1422 ll , l I. Y xl' l i l ,lb A ,X lv 'Wlister Touchdown, U. S, A. Activities: Football 1, 2,'3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Oceana 2, 3, Class Presi- dent 1, 3, Vice President 2, 4, AA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council 1, Class Play 2, 3, 4, New York Club 3, 4. Bill is the football hero of our class and one of the best high school fullbacks in the state. He has participated in all the other major sports. We're sure that he will make a name for himself, whether on or off the football field. What say girls? Three Men On a Horsew xgf. LAWRENCE SUMNER COLE 'LARRY7' 'little Things Meal: a Lot Activities: Class President 2, 4, Vice Pres- ident 1, 3, Class Secretary 1, Oceana 2. 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4, Key Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 4, AA 1, 2. 3, 4, Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Orehestra 1, 2, 3, 4, New York Club 3, 4, Science Club 2. Larry is our class president and is al- ways busy helping. XVl1f'HQ'VPf there is work to be done. he will pitch in. Hc has put in long hours working on the Oceana helping to make it a success. We expect him to hitvh lIis wagon to a star. Maybe another Winston Churchill! lg, y S 'eg f 'Nu-' ight I h I ' 0-I ' I V N ,as HW , We'll have these moments to remember. ANTOINETTE GRACE CREMONESE uTONIi, It flflalfes No Differenre Now Activities: Cleo Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1. Toni is another of the silent type, hut she's right at home on the dance floor. She's al- ways very agreeable and can be seen work- ing very busily in the Home Ee depart- ment. We-'ll In-t she's a good eook. Anyone looleing for a wife? ,- ' vi' .V M y Xl X it f , i N Kr y X 'XFX A In 1 NAVY is it lift , R-N .XXX .N'Xt W Nt ttf X Qi - 5,3 X V Af .A E it X, - ilu' Class of 956 , gf 3 xafsiql A , , A M ELIZABETH JANE CURRY 'tRETTY CHARLES NOR 'AN DAVIS Hai io Betty Co-Edu 'F zarley .-'Htl MVK ,VM Y, Activities: St. Anne High School, Florida ff cgftiesfg .--- 'Stagd lanage?,'4,! 3, 1, Softball 2, liland 2, 3, 4g Orchestraiyll, ,3, Qlg fdlioyfl' g fy! 457 ' 2, 3, 4,3 Student Council 2g Oceana 2, 4, C-Hsrljjgsf pm kai' evff ff in Managing Editor 4g Drivers' Training 4, New York Club 3, 4. Betty is one of the busiest of all the girls in our class. She is very musical and has spent many faithful hours working on the Oceana staff. Many a night Betty is one of the last to leave school. She is certain to make good in any field, The nursing pro- fession will fintl a jewel in its midst when Betty reports for tluty. A D , , g caefht- gy s-hifcffiftfzslin to 11,1 nigga P ' yztie E th'gQfisff'As 2,,,5Af,- A fi- ,2 offqpffnfgt otatfigiis at Can, abc tqrp gm! , 5 ,, A A ,, K! Lf 'N 4' I, l lbf, ... 1 If I ,jul xi., 'f gil?-W Ltffiif' A ' ' ' L, ,,,V H77 AJ? Aly! L Lie' ,X aj? 1, D: , L11 fu .1 4 :The quiet walks, the noisy fun, MAUHEEN EDMANDS HMO HTlzere Will Always Be An England Activities: Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Field Hockey 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 4, Drivers' Training 3, 4. Maureen is an active and energetic meni- ber of F.H.A. She must have all the vir- tues of a good housekeeper. Although she was born in England, she now claims America as her home. We like her and we hope that she likes us. How about it, Maureen? .15 'Q 5 lla J Class of '56 CONSTANCE lMR1.icNic ESTABROOK 'gcoNN1E Dancing and llrearrzingv Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, AA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Softball 4, Senior Play, llrivers' Training 35 New York Club 3, 4. After seeing Connie in l Love Lucy we know that she will make a handsome and prosperous lady. And from her F.H.A. activities she will be well prepared for the role. She is also athletically inclined, too. So, watch out, all of you unsuspecting swains! PETER BRADBURY FARR MDEACON77 lleaufif11l llreanzef' Aetivitiesz Football 3, fl, Traek 4, De- bating 3, Student Driver Key Club 3, 4, AA 3, 4, New York Club 4, Seienee Club 2, Art Club 3, llowling 2. Pete can be seen most any day catching up on shut eye. He is quite a runner and has made a name for himself at loeal traek meets. l'ete is a quiet boy and he doesn't try to keep up with the world, because .Io- lnorrow is another day. Fearlet 0'Hara did all right. Pete, didn't she? f' 'The ballroom prize we almost wolf, NANCY CATHERINE FLANAGAN t'NANC,S', nT,1l'V'l',S fl Rainbow Round .lly Shorzlrlef' Avtixitit-sz lluskt-tball 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Play 21 Softball 3. 4, AA 1. 2. 3. 4- ln vase- you hear a that's Nanvy. Antl she' hvart that got-s along lllSllUFlll4lIl. W1 you gratluatv. Nancv. a ww-r4'1l vottag ' Q, gigglt- and a laugh, also has the big with ht-r cheery lat is it going to bc wht-n cart-er or a vim-- I W 'Q 22592 ,Q ffl I-if: .I 7 Vw A 7-4 A X f 'Q CONSTANCE JEAN llAMBLIN 'GCONNIE' Slow Boat fo fflzirznu Artivitie-s: C11-v Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Ur- vlwstra 13 Ocvana l. 2, 3, Fivltl llotrlu-y l, 2. 3, Captain 45 Class Play 2, Prize' 5 fpt-uking 3, Studi-nt Council 3, 4, AA 1, 2, 3, 4. Sonivont- is always yt-lling for Connie to hurry, hurry. hurry but sho rf-mains com- plt-tu-ly unrufflvtl. This 1'LllIllI'lPSS svvnls to pay oll in har subjt-cts for shc's always at tht- top. Do grvat objvvts HIUVU slowly. Conniv? fill ARNOLD l'R1cst:o'r'r HARRISON BARN Smile, Dorn Ya, SIIIUPM Activities: Football I, 2. 3, 4g liaskt-tliall 1, 2. 3. 43 Travk 1, 2, 3, 4g Clvt- Club 3, 4, New York Club 3, 45 Debating 1, 23 Class Tri-asurt-r 1, 2, 3, 43 Ovvuna 1, 4g Boys' State' 3, St-ionce Club 25 K1-y Club 3, 4, l'ri-sitlc-nt 4' AA 1 2 3 4 , . , . Y Vitro Pre-sitlcnt 3. Eve-ry class has its wit and '6Arn fills tht- bill twice ovvr. AVR sometime-s womlt-r if It-rry Lewis won't lose his popularity' whf-n a Ccrtain Svnior gots out of school. Hs' still we-ars that che-ery smile c-ve-n wht-n traveling on vrutches, too. You get plvnty of attc-ntion with those, rlon't you. Arn? on-vw-gp-,,.......- . sv'- ' - ' Y , i 9-Q 'cl Dorf! Wonna Get Wellfv uWe9ll hrwe these moments to remember 135 Q21 S . t ,.. .1 Ji.. ' ' X15 3123552211-'If' iz2H11:32':E::12g1'j f. gl 5 6 1' E , A gk R 1 K 33' , . tkqf xt iff,-. ' FRANCIS EDWARD HOGAN uFRANK7i CARI,lC'I'0N GEORGE llliNTER KHNNET11 NICWELI. lll'NTFR as 1 vnu L I Wanna C0 Where You Gai' CARLPAIOIN KFNNY Activities: Football 1 2 ra 4- Baskvl- rsfmzme in my lem He 1l,vLi!f S fiwffzfffflfwt ball 1, 2. 3, 43 Bass-ball 1. 2. 3, 4g AA Activities: llasks-tlmull 2. 3. 45 liaise-lmull .'lf'liWiIil'SZ liilwlldll 2. 3. 42 NX 1 2 3 1, 2. 3, 4g Stullvnt Cuunvil 2g K1-y Clulm 2, 3. fl: Buml 3: .-XA 4g Kvy Cluln 33 li0WliIl5l 2- 35 Science Clulm 25 Stage Mamigvr 2: Gif-0 Club 1. 2, 3. 11: U1-vuna Staff 2. Ii. ,, Hi. in I WIIH H f IH New York Club 3, 4g Travk 4. Curlt-ton is thc unc who likes to udtl ,Hull I lb U5 las' ld A Q dll lhv mm, wdrug In tht' mmm in VIH. girl. Nlaylw SUlll4'fl8y hvlt ln on i ni 'iFrank is the guy who plans suim-:lay Club. If aflmhlll INN, Clnmg Um that tional ll'tlQLllt' lmusc-lmall tciam vitt 1 to lie a Dl13TlIlZ1L'1SI and wltlmut any dowlm lwlmw Wm tum mkv ll 0.0011 lllQ'lJ21lSlIllWU.,lL1SItlUI1ll21lxi ulx n doubt lwill lw H 55002 MW' H2 tw H guvks wha-rv llg-Villlll' from! Muylw. fijirlv- of llmfli lwlf' Kiln: Wim. lllullll llldl favoritv girl and wv'll pn-dict that the-y'll lu- walking flown the- aisle ill tlw futurv. - just ln' surv. Frank. that you 1lun't gim- anynnv tlu- wrong prvscriptinn. . arv ton, you ll swim-tluy iw a llma1lw'z1y musivall qultz- df-licutm-5 2 N5 '4Memories Are Made of Thisn x CGTll0Ilg'l1 .summer turns to 1l7ll1l0l',,, A Class of 56 Noitwm JEAN Jiaxxma 'iwormd JEAN RACHEL LAMB HRACII7, Heart Full of Hope Activitivf: Uvvana Staff 23 Cleo Club 1. 2, JS. 4, Art Club 3. 4, AA 2, 3. 4, llriyq-rx' Training 3. 4: New York Club 3, 4. Norma its vi-ry quit-t antl consvivntiouf. She- is always st-on in tlu' typing room giving a ln-lping lliilltl. Flu- ale-o vnjoys singing. Who knows slw may be a second llinah Sliorv. W'oultln't bv bad, hu I ll L' my fi! 4:fDI4V 'Pfl'l,l'u fM'tix'ilis's: Class Svcratary 2, 3, 4g Chair- man of Sf'IllUI' Avtivitivsg Slurlvnt Counvil I: AX ll. 'lg FHA 41 Girls' Slate- Nominm- 3,1 Ocvana 3, 43 DAR Camlitlatv. We' sliall always I'l'IHt'Illllf'l' Racln-l for hm' quiet svrvirv ancl f-xtrvrnv loyalty. She' is tlu' business woman of llli' Class. Sllf'.S bm-1-n taking thc minutes of our class meet- ings for tllrve years with a smilf-. Slirfll go a long way into the worlil. llo you still like- Candy. Rach? BARBARA ANN LANTAIGNE uBABS,l Letters Have N0 Arms Activities: Baskr-tball 1. 2, 31 Softball 4g Drivvrs' Training 3, St-nior Play, AA 3. 4, Now York Club 4. 'lllabsv is thc- mort' svrious typo. Slim' plans to get marrif-cl soon alter gramlua- tion and llavv, som4'tiinr', ninl' little dr'- mons running arouml tlio hougt-. Watch out for the family malls- bas:-ball te-aml ,nw , I 5 '..f n 1 ix' A 4 L . Time on My Handsn Mflml the present flisuppvurs 99 Cass 0 5 Rosr EWELYN LEBEAU Sumef 160811 Uffrmlw ROSIE Alarm R I or IS IEDDY xr lm Rl sx N W LEHOUI IIFH Amt lllsbfllfzlzlz rlFRRY I Lllklllfg Ouana 1 2 xlXfFllHlIlg fm lwlllfs N I IFUIHW 1 1- T UWB T U I WUI 'W' HI orwlmlx X um r s Nate H male r 1 1 u 1114 M Xorlx flull 5 s 5 mm . UML, mul 4 n Y' wx I 0911 1 1.1 llilrl WVOI' KI' UI' l t 'sKl'll0I' lil l IMT! vlllll f 7fl1dllV when it rr tml to win v nc KN k Htl Q H L 11111114 Nhm sn ,u III 'ilu 1 v 1 ll emu dN mr I dt , ul W .dn 1 1 hm s s s ln du ' 1 4 u r uno suuvssll IH fmx un sm n Um drum III II v H Q r 1 r r al Aren,t You Glad Y0lL,I'P You' rf' X 1. r x :XQ X xx x X .SX f l f ' 2 ' 4' ' I . ,l 'U GTM fl . , , V,, 4, . , I .- , 4. . .. 4 7 A s ' V 3 ' , v 1 If- '5' M- - Avi' ' Nagin- flmnmillm- 3. li Q A 2: H YU! N lm- 3. 4. U T a'1i112 3. 4. Jirigw M T'1'f-,if-Hiwlisl 4: Ni- -' fllllll 2- ,xl-Iwi.-S. N Cl 15' -l ' ' Al ' ' 32 Aix 1- 42 hx I.. ig th, m .Wlimlm VH l I mp Club 2. fl: .NA 2. 3 1 lnlcl llmkn Z NP ' I ' .Z I, 45 Class Pla? 2- 4- l K I- J Y l .L -V llriwrs' Tm' ' ff 3: lid lx scl . lf tllvr- li any 4'lx'c'lI'11'ul nw llx lu X- W. Y X 'k Cl I 4 1 --R 'S . I k. f h- ' s, llc l n -. hv's al 1,6 ar: l lu I'n1l 21 ' ' ' 1 U A ul vsj 1 ' ' ' '1 nu-s ' H ' sk 111 llbl l.. H0 il gmml jul, tum. Art. 1lun'l --'lxrl-y is th.. gal x thl- Q 1, Q - alg hug 1 '1' g 1 'l'fV' sur! rlsv ym 'svlf s v 'I' 1' 1 l gf-I an Wm th. wt mlvrf as wx' haw sc-vn W'l1l'll slu' purliripale-fl in f'l1 lflC S 'lk ,W why L.h,. lm, I 1 I ilu' vlass gluys. Wvill lllrsx' skills. sl1m ll 31,0 is tht. ml. wh IW 9 f l l ' ffl' il -'ll' 133' ill' thu- 4-lass 1-helps-l. 8 I' ll . Nlujl x ws-'ll lu- sz--ing lu- Iluy ,- an-Q 'l',- ,-yy the- rv' Ellis-1 smmwlay un TV. 2 l K f f 45, 'A -ii-9 K ,. Y N .A X , fu N QQ,-Q g N .- . h y .Lug xxux- . . , . x x. ' .X z . ' , X X .r . s A ,. V gl ' Y.. K .2 I S x X k k nfs' Q my xi ,XX . 'M - ip K .XXX s . X X Z Huh, SFI fs ' A fi' , . ,Q uThe laughter we were glad to sharen P1i11,1PJAMi4:s LIEVECQIIE I.icBlf:A1i Seatter Hl'lIl'lIf'll.l Aelivitiesi lfurltliall l. 2. 3, -lg llaslietliall 1, 23 Key filulr -1: .PKK l. 2. fl. -'lg Seienee Clulx 23 New iork fllull 'gl,el3eau is the all-Lmnilifl Qlly. He lvelnngs to lll1',illll4'Qtl21y and 'llhursday flluli. he also dislikes milk, He spends his spare tinie lalso seluml time! visiting: the different schools. llelieve it nr notl l N M74 X , 5 Q M 5 f W N Class of 56 A1c'l'nUR JAMES IVIACDUNALU iwAc: 'iW'lzoU Activities: AA 23 Stage Committee 3, 4. Mac is the hard worker when it culnes to class plays. He is always ready when the stage needs to he set up. Mac is also a ear enthusiast. Maybe smnetinle in his life he'll enter the eight hundred niile ear raee that is held in lndiana, eh? WILl.IAM JOSICPII MANDUCA 'tBiLL 6gRI1l'li'liI1,, the lflia Chan Activities: Football l. 43 Hand l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Prize Speaking 1, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4g Student Couneil lg AA 1, 2, 3, 4, Drivers' Training 3, Fresliman and Srvplimnore Class plays. The great niusieianl Need we say more? lie has a gal in his life who stands hy while he plays lmth away and at hmne in the danee hand. llill alsn is a eumie. May- he ym1'll he a liandleader someday llill! On the llerle show? CC ' - F . E Will who through the wins 'ww-vw .E 5 ' gg jfs? J fl I i I gg I A fi? I . 1352 I 1 f 9 USS O Q WTALTICR ARNOLD NIAZZMANE Amos ALLICN NIcC.xI,l.UM NMAC lYl'l'lll,lCICN 'Xxx XIICFI hu HUINU NUI-I'!' Him II l'al on flu' lfawlfl' K-K-K,K11l1'z ' A Girl, A Girl Xvlixilivsz l muIIrull Il. I: lluwlvull l. 2. 'lvlixilif-N: llli-if 4.IuIs I 2 I I ilu A-Mjliyiliq-sg Trai-k 2. -13 ISM.-1,311 fi, .15 QI. Ig .NX I. 12. 3. I: lflziw l'lzly I. 2. fi: Ivzulf-r 2. 3. I: Iliiwr-' lim Rowling 2: .XX l. 2. 3, VI: Ke-y fllulu 3, SlllIll'lll IlUlllll'll 3: Km Illllll fi. I: Svivrim- I. 2. QI. I: Iiluw I'lLiy 7 I N ss 0 Vicv l'rm-siile-nt 43 Stumlvnt Cnunvil 3, 43 fflulm 21 NPW York lfliilu 3. -I. Ivlllll il I ll' I 2. 3. 41 04-l .'l' 2. 3, 45 l ,' . Sitrslkjnu 3 S,.U,,::lw13rEi. HH .Mxwx is lln- guy wh., nlmwflft llll1l4'I'SlilIlll Kilv. IIN- ml Wllll ll grail inc of liui I F ' wlix lfiigli-I1 lilvruturn' i- fu important. llllll KIVIIIIQ UIIIIIIFI Sh' 11 Will is Ilia- lllllSll'2ll'2ll'lllI' lypv. ll ln-K lllul 4l4Il'NIl.l IIIZIIIPI' muvli wlla-n lu-K out :mil 4119 Ill IIN' IiI f IIUIJ lhfw N not playing liis suxupllonv In-'S Iwuling playing: in ai lmnllnull ggaum' uml Ilia fu- Illilf 11 l 'r'lll WIN' 'INN mlm H1111 N 1 timv with his ls-vl. Li-arls in both vluws wrilv girl ix vlwwiiig liim un. Mums. 'IWF lIl Hl wvll lliir Ll Il plays ton-shy prule-ssur aml ilislurlu-ul lumix Ilu- gall in yvur Iili-'K wall! In In' ilu- Im-N1 xx 1 K ' Ricky. llc- has a W-ry gmail se-im' of llllllltil' plus haw u lung girl friend list. Hoy, Vllall. you im-inorizod all tlwse tc-lvplmnv IlUIlllJl'I'S yvt? ,as. 4' ,xx L'l'Il Tillie You Honw Klzifllill, Kathleen 7 NN, X X. When other nights and other aj 'N T11oMAs JosEPH OGDEN 4'ToM The Surry with the Fringe on Top Activities: Cvlce Club 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4g Senior Class Playg Stage Football 3,4 Bowling 1, 2g New York Club 3, 4. 3, 41 Orchestra Manager 2, 3g AA 1, 2, 3, 4g Tommy is a red head but 1 guess that d0esn't faze Lynne in any way. He is in the Senior Play and has great ability in playing the drum in orchestra and band. He also is very helpful in the line of stage management. Maybe some day he'll be on a movie set!! ffl f g f xl! A AA '9 YB Class of 956 BARBARA JEAN PEPIN 'CBAREW A Guy is a Guy Activities: Clee Club 2, 3, fl, Oceana 2, 39 Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Sophomore and Jun- ior Class Playsg Band 1, 2, 33 AA 1, 2, 3, 4g Drivers' Training 3, Softball 15 New York Club 4, Basketball 1. Barb is a girl who takes most everything in stride. We wonder where she spentls all those long days when she is absent from school? Could it be that you are already preparing for the life of a busy beautician, Barbara? days JUNE RITA PETIT uJUNE,, I Almost Lost My Mindv Activities: Oceana 3g AA 1, 2, 3, 4g Sopho more and Junior Class Plays, Softball 2. June is a quiet sort of person, but she has a charming personality. With this she'll be able to go far into the world. She plans to become a nurse. Wt-'re sure she'll be a great success in the profession she has Chosen. Temperatures and pulses can be very interesting, huh, June? c'May find us gone our separate DOROTHY ANNE PUFFER 'LIJOTTYM Nobody Knows Activitic-s: liantl 2, 3, 4g llobaling 3g Ovflana 3g Rowling 2g AA 1, 2. 3g Now York Club 3. 4g Art Club 2, 3g Sci:-ncc Club 2. wrllK'H thc- band Conn-s marching flown the strvot, you're not sw-ing cloublfl-iI's the Puffor twins. Soinvtiines it's vonfusing to both sturlc-nts anrl tvachs-rs. Tho grapc-vinf' tolls us that you are going to Iako care of little angels. Sparc the- rod and spoil the child, Dotty. Don t Tell Me Whyf, X' or V Y 7L,g.L Classkyof , ' . V t ELISABETH JOYCE l,UFF,l?R uBE'l l'E,, l riemls', Actiyilios: Drivm-rs' 'Training 4g Band 2, 3, 4g Soil-riro Club 3-f Art Club 2, 3: liowls ing 2g Oc:-ana 3. Bt-tty is thi- kind of person who gets along with 1-vvrybocly. Wh:-n thx- band is around, you will always soc- hor strutting in front with the- banner. Wi- he-ar that sho is also very artistio in Homo lit: Looking forward to sc-tting up lioust-kfwping, Bc-tty? 5? hi. 'L I., - 5 C waysf' Q . 35, as-IIMv1 JAMES DONALD RANDALL The Old Professor Activitivs: Kvy Club 3, 43 Prizv Spoaking 3, 4g Class Play 2, 3g Scif-nce Club 2g Ovvana 4g Now York Club 3, 4g Clov Club 4g Art Club 2g .NA 1, 2. 3, 4g Bowling 2g llaslwlball 3. Jim is a shuttr-rbug so bf- rarm-ful whon ho gets loose with that caincra. Htfs very quit-t too, wo notice. Hi- always has answc-rs for anyone who will listen. W1-ll, XVashing- ton is full of quostions without answers. They neod you. llut why must you always sit in 21 tippvcl 4'hair'f lhnl on lln- lwarl, somctimvs. Ty :S , 1 .un i f tb 'ul Xxlx b 1. 4, x N Q t tl N 'gW0'll lmvv llwsv momvnls to rcnwinb0r', fi ff .iw 'Qi 'Tru NQW' ROBERT Josicpn RIOVX l'B0B GEORGIQTTI4: LORRAINE ROBIDA CLAYTON EDWARD SARGICNT HEDDIE' 7'l11f S1'4l1'1a'r1lf..s nl' Yen' Yuri. 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You ilu' right unswvrs at tlif- right timv. W'v'll lain limullmll gainu-Nl We' 1lirlr1't l'vz1lim' ru-li frmn fvlwol lu your uftm-rnuon Ullll IIliSS lliS Calm pravlital f'll0IN'I'1lIl0Il in you vwvulfl lu' as Iwvugli an you ywrv in ilu' IllUyI1I4'lll, uml lllt'll work on Illv Ov:-:ina svwral major sports and his able als- .Iuniur Play. Nou mulu- gi gum! Nw-w Yrirk girlx. Xyluvrm- ilu you find llu- Iimv? sislance on tha- Oceana staff. H0 who fflulr PH'-l1ll'Ill tim, lluw ilnws thu- win, spvaks little is heard big, huh, Ed? ning fmilr- allways gvt Lmvunml swim' Ol lllvrl' lt'ilt'll4'I . llmllff 'YF g'Put On an Old Pair of Shoes 45,214 'W fl A dT'l,'IJ8 H1 Tn,0'Ul8 LS 'where W8 gO Class of 56 MET: R-ap. I JAMES LAUREINCF Slvum SMIFTY Smnm Mu SMIIH sAN11Y hom IIT PAUL S1 Owns B013 Don! Ferlfv We In rn P Im we lfanlml ACIIVIIIKS l'coIlJall I 2 3 4 lla luI a I1x1I1I IN KS 2 Ocmana lkllll r N gg - . . . 1 7, fL', if . . 'x Q' sw . ,QI I 4 9 . , 44 , 11 w l. ' ,. I-. w u. 4. , 2 . 'SFU ll' lf 7 v ' ' : lv . . .. 3 s b ll AI- ' V 'wg F14-III ll -k I, g , ACI' Q: Flllllilll 3. 4: SI. 1 anci 1. 2. 3. 4g llaselmull 2. fl. -'lg A.-X 1. 2. 3. 4. 1, 2. 3. 45 Drivm-rs' Training: 31 NOW York llaslu-Ilrull 3. f11Sll1IlCIll Cuunvil 3. 4 Treasllrerg Urchvstra 1, 2. 3. 4-3 Nvw York Clulp 3. 43 Glu- Clulv 2. 3. 4g Class Play lllulm 3. 4g 0l'0llt'Slfd 3. 43 N4-w York l .. 3 . . 3. 4g AA 1. 2. 4g H lm 2. 3. 43 llancv llar 135 3' 13. 43 . A .Q ' ' . I - Sill l h fl' ul' Illv I-lass lrul, lI ' - llol is a gyml I-xru ll- mf ' L ' g ' - ss. Altl g - ap- ll:-lfss. sl14 s un- of lllf' fl -' 'S 'l' ' 1 Ilasl' ll spt I' plan - . Hz- also - 3 5 . - 's g ' - ' a pc-rsrun wo ll ev 'r wa I I llzlw. .'l1-'S Iiv' in s Il- I ' cil I K fy fflulr K , 1 ' ' U ' ' ' . - al ' 3 ' 1' 1 l- l a 'nfl, . lwn mu. ' l'S l'sl I' Q Zlllll Y' lc 5. Al 'gl lc' ' 1 s 501 - - mls iI. lm k out ln ys. l - ' Ull W1'll'TP l'l ll ll. lifr' iS 1 . . - lil ' I J ' '. ' . Cox 1: l - lmiggf-st flirl 1 . ' . ly? Sill' Tllil Ii- 'li HW- l lI? . ' , fr ,fl V f , 1 X J I . Vjili ,fl I X I ,ff X N . V 71' 'K 34 X l , X I . I l 6 xv II I ,LD Xi X 1 X X X N I Is? Clul 'S 4 lraCk12 9111 nu Clu ll lam A4 '5m1Ily IS prrvbalmly the mmt lcrommodal ny IN I ff 1rI 1 ur 1 I una I .1 llllltl mum In mfmlnr of our Cla mu lm he I I r rI.1If II flwludtrc Im nr 4 ur IS urs pears shy ws noun lw a owl mxxer and um I n 0 N I I Iu Ill unun Ind I If alwayQ l1QIen1nb to the marc Idlkatm Qtu wdyx rmady In em lm Ion w su In ll auompl llll nt un 1 x I nts waye r1 lt II rr IH Ile ports S mum nu II I un r funfu I 1 I m1 IX arena too We low Il Ilutlf smnll Jlm mmm fur Ih Sam rrnlrmll 1 will lv 'X 46 57 Somebody Stole My Gal x XX wx SN uBur SOHIOIIOTI' never 1fUlllf'll tho Sl101'l7,, I,-r 'L'-f if:f 3,.?ff2f,f if fi. ,Mfr K f, , , .f 135 f sg fig? 1159 fifgfs 'Tv SQ QE. EQ ft , Q Class of '56 M Inn lix'icu'x 'I'mc nimf MARY ELLEN TENAN WMARY7' Dlxvm A1's'r1N 'filwizfc AIIAVICM IIA 7l1l.Sli'-Q xl Simi .45 S1f'f'1't xlx yllll ,flrrfi 'Yfllrlflgilly f'11rtllf'1.w Xvtixilivxx Slllili-nl limliivil l: llriwrl X1-lixilivx: N-w Yurk lllulx 3. 1: XX 2, .Xvlixitiv-x: ilI'i'l14'bll'2l 1. 2. 3. -13 K4-y liaining Il: Xrl flluln 2. fi. 1: Um-:inn fi. 1: Suflhull 2. 3: lll'lU'l'F. 'llruiningr 3: fllulm 3. il: Ne-w York Club Zi, 43 'frm-k Lift' l. ij1'l'Llllii 3. 2. 3. -lg AA 3, 4. Iona ix Ihv iiiwlv-rii l,m'uIlLll'iln ilu Yim-i of vllll1'I'4' ix an ulnl xaying Iliul guml lhingx N0 mutt:-r wlie-rv we- sm- llziw-. hr' is ul- r1111'1'l11xx, V114-Ili:-1' uf- nam! ai piviilrn- ul vuinv in small pilCliLlg1l'x. Tliix ix sure-ly ways llllry. 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Viv- l'r1-si1l1-nl 3. l'l'l'Nlll1'lll -11 01' -111111 'l'l'z'1i11g fi: Prim- S1 Vllxlllg l. 3. -l. First l' l' Q 2, 3. -lg lizlslu-ll' 2. 3. 'lg VX1- ' Xnrk lIllll1 l'1'iZ1- 3. 3. 4. Q llriun is Ll luvky Il1l'llllN'l' 1ll11l 1111 lul- 'l'l11- 1'l11l11111i1111 111'ul111' 11l llr -lass. Ll 111- - 1lh1- jalopy g1'11ll1. H1- 'lwuys 'dll 'll' y l s1-1- u flush llilslllllg lllflllgll ll11- l1lI1-1111-1l Ill1'Nl1lllIl z1111I il u11rll1y 11111111111-nl linl Illl' ll- 11l I12,lQS1'IlQ1l'I'4 S11 lu- must I11- l 1I'l'i1l11F. il? .lllIi- l'llNlllIlQ ull 111 Girls' 1111 ll11- l1'l11'k is Y1' . H1-si1l1's lllis lll' il szlf1- 1l1'lV1'r. xxvllll is tl11- lllll1- l1lr1l lm -Nll '. il 5tl l- lf111l111'il 1'1111x1-1lIi11l1. il k1--ps l1llsy lly 1'1 'lx' g all -1' 1111s. YY'- sils llll Q ' 1-llll ll-1. I'-V Q 1f11l1I1l il play I4l'lll'i1I'5ill. 111' ll l1usk1-llull 11r1l1'li1'1-. I11111- yll lu-1-11 1111 1 ur 111'all11ri1'1ll u1-- I11- s '. Sh- llili 11111' flix -1's1li1-rl llIl'I'l'NlS lllzlll 1-11111pIisl1 -nts. Vll li 5111 :nay 111- Llll st l111y111- 1-ls1- w1- kmw. Qllll Y 1111111 -1- llliq-I 1-r, 1-y1- 011 ' 11111 1-x-1'l1li1'1- 1111sili111l. .Iul11-'f 5 1 1 L J 1619 K ..?x HT S, 1 7 ll 5 ' Y 1 . 1? X, 1 M' 1 GJ 1 fl 5 Nf-fx 5 1 J 25 1 Q: Esfx , s xx , 1-Q1 . 1, VK up ,s-9 GC ' h' 99 1 '1l's'i Class of 56 JI LIA BARl11N lull-I 1 l Nlomuw P1111 Tl111111 Nolam Y111111, 117111 1' 1111l1s11 H11 11111 1111111 s IX 11 Nl 1 14111111 1 1 lll 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 ull 11 U 1 lil 1 1 11111 N lI1 llllll 1 1 ll 111 1 1111 1 1 1 11 U 1 ll 1 1 1111 111 111111 l 1111 1 1 1 Nllllf 1 ll Il 11111 J l N Q x l l MLet's have these moments to remember, Class of '56 DORIS ROSE Tl'HCO'I l'E H'l'0RCHY,l End of a liusy llrrxl' Aetixities: Seif-nee Club 2: Clem- Club 1, 2, 3, lJt'llllllI1QIlillllJ ffl, 43 Drivers' Train- ing 11. Although Doris joinetl our elass in our Junior year, she is eertainly a inenlber whom we appreeiate. She is always will- ing to lend 21 helping band in any of our ventures antl is enthusiastic about hor part-time work. Wish we eoultl speak two languages as fluently as you tlo. l r 0 f V .9 .v I . .wi X 4 n 0 V x, f 4, ,Sl W Class of 956 ll SELMA LEE WOOD 'LsE1. Lone ls a .llany Splenflorerl Thingu COLLEEN JEAN WILSON USLUGH 1 llwontler Wlien I'll Ever Known Activities: Class Play 2, AA 1, 2, 3, 4, Activities: Fieltl Hockey, llzisketball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, Cheer- leading 1, 2, 3, fl, Clee Club 1, 2, Drivers' Training 3, Softball. 3, 4: Chef-rleatlingr 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 1, 2, 3, 45 filet-fIlub1,3, 45 AA 1, 2.3, 43 Oceana 3, 43 Softball 1, -15 New York Slug is one of our best all-round ath- mul' 3, 4- letes. Wherever there is laughter there also 'llhe little blontle 1'llt'l'l'll'Litlt'I' with all the is Colleen -generally she is the cause of pep is Sei, We also fountl she hail plenty the fun. llut she also pountls a mean type- of spiee in the role of Yieky in her ,lunior writer. A gootl-natured Office girl is a year. :X whiz on the basketball floor and a great asset, eh, Slug? worthy eonipetitor in eluss, 'l'4-ll us, Sei, rlo gentlemen really prefer blonfles? 'CA Perfect Dayf, HMV? I E 5 gb' E Thayr-r Smith Blunt IA-limillie-i' Pvpin Ranelall flurry Tilh' Smith lluguii Humhlin 'fivrrlvy Tilrvom- St. Ours . T1-nan Wood Ten Little Fingvrs and Ten Little Toes Mc-e-limi MdIliilli'il humh Ewtzihr 11uv k Bishop Lzmtaiigiia lint ting fliiuiiipugliii , I,llfff'I' Twins Mih- I,f'iH'ill1 Davis Tllt'kf'I' ,If-nm-r Humor Harrison How to Be Very Popular W- . 'Le 5 , wa Z H.. ' A- 92,1 w f 11 5 V BEST DRIQSSHD TALLICST ANU SHORTICST MOST ATIILIQTIC T. I.eHuulli0r F. Hogan B. Curry A. Tlurrig pn B. Champagne- C. lfsllln 1 .A IQ ww ff X HI STEPPERS 9 fe. v . . BEST ACTORS W. ATZIZZIICZIHC 5. Wbod -iiw' E Ll R XY Ak. WITTIIQST MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCICICU Flanagan A. Hz1rri.m1 R. Lmnlm L. Cole Me and My Shadow ' L 'ftffzp V . . -:N f V X V Vi K lyk 5 , Sy. MOST POPULAR POLITICST CUTEST S. WcJfmd A. Harrison R. St. Ours R. Lamb S. Vvood N. Tumvker STEPPERS AZ' I ,' . .3 X L f Y kn binnn BIGGEST FLIRTS ' S. Smith W. Mazza:-am .,'f 'k SLEEPIEST BEST VVORKERS FOR CLASS C. Hamlmlin P. Farr L. Cole R. Lamb cclust Between F riendsv ,.u ,I Y MUST INQUISITIVE MOST NIILSICAL BEST IJANCICIRS A. McCallum N. Flana an B. Curry W. Muzzzu-am S. Wkmd A. Harrison g lil X ' . 5553523 X f YIUANC Sigh F - 5 E551 U , If 'ig 1 . D, HI ' STEPPERS I I -313' ,gg-...gg I HIS' T 1 Q g Q. U AQ MOST Vl'1liSA'l'Il,lC J. Tripp L. Colf- f mam' STU IJICNTS om IC'l'lCS'I' L. Cole R. Lamb B. Tiexrney I. Tale lv is W. W' MTI 1' 1 I l'l' :I l 11105 no poop 0 lm mow poop 0, p , 'ii' Lilfv no people I lillllllw '29 'f f l fl 1 l ix Q ly? P 1 i 5 CTF ':- Q A, . X nv rf 'C llavk row: 'l'. 051414-n. XY. llllLllllfHlQ1I11'. .X. llLll'l'l-ull. XX. xlilllllfilllv. X luvke-r, 5l'i'lDIlll mwg Nlrs, Graff. C. lf-Ialmmk. K. Riuux. C. llnlling. ll. l,anlaig1nn-. lfirfl row: F. 5Illllll. lx. l.vln-au. FY K, XI:-1-han. 5. Wuml. Ii. lfnrry. ,QQ l-f,.! HH - N4 rl,.l5:,, , iqllhf y ffm fiiis' K lf Lb I '-' ' Nm , ,xv . . , . .. Q Q H12 ll11'1'v.s W0 llIlSIlIl'S.S 1,1150 .Slmw lllISlIIf'SS x W ' ,Ki . . . 1 Lf 1 xii 1 The SCIIIOI' Class presenlvcl lhf-lr annual Svhool play Uecmnhcr Ihr' Svcfmcl. Ihr' , 1' name of which was l Lou- l,u1'y.u ll was a ll'lFllN'llll0l1H succc-ss. ' g li was a gay l.I'Ulli'lKllli.f play that haul lhv LlllCll4'll4'L' nflblllllg ln lhm- lllSll'S. lhc- parl of Lucy. which was playml Ivy Kay. Vlhlllilll-l haw- lwcn lwller. anfl Wall 1l,i1l Nl 1 fnflit llvlf nc cnlaliun. lnul 215 wc' a lcrrifirf job as Rif-ky. Thu- wlmlv vast ga - z z - I vt. , all know the play cuulclnll han: haven so !4l1K'l'l'SSl-lll Wlllltbllt the guiclancc ancl von- lul urn iflu llvlm mflmt in rlil fling llu- sixlr-ralc palicnr'v of Mrs. Graff who 1-xpvnq - ' s --1 - - ' group. The l'1llIlIllllll'l'S wvm as lullnws: Slap- Nlanagvr, C. llaxisz Assislanl Slagv Man- vr: llromrtivs. C. Wilsun: agcr, E. Sargent: 'l'i4'kets. U. Puller: l,USll'T5. IQ. Puff I Aclwrlising. 5. Slllllll. H. llioux. and ll. Bolling: l'rogran1S. . sr-ription Class: Slagv lfurnilurc. J. Hanclall: llrmnplers. R. Cllfl li l42lllIl1llIIll Iran- 'Y anrl S. Smilh: urls xml G. Nulvhlzlz lvhlll'I'CllK'S. j. ll1llL1lUllM', M. Mukarzvl. .l. Mako-up. M. liillllill s 1 Canlara. and li. Barllvlt. xx ,g gh X - A 1 kit viii qi, flag if Jikx , F X '1 il, -li If K 5.7 Qan- 95 Ql f W., Szdkpww' ' Pal of My Cradle Days CG 93 i A 2 s li g 3 4.1 1, 1. 'LY '1.4L.f .w,.x' 1 W W' -' - Kiev- 15 '-ilvzf, -5 1-v W- v- - , .,'. ' . -g,.A 4i 4'-fr, -pr A37 ' 1 -37 1 Z Q V -lim-11 - Q59 Q ,L C v my V ,C ffl? Jhnfm O an 5 1 5 fi M Z ' Back row: M. Edmunds, C. Fstabrook, C. Hamlilin, B. Lantaignn-, K. Nlvvlian, H. Bishop, E. Sargent, B. Tie-rney, T. Ogdvn. Third row: J. Tripp, T. I.:-Houllif-r, R. Le-llc-nu, C. Wilson, A. Le-ddy, R. Rioux, D. Thayer, A. Harrison. Svcond row: YV. Manduca, 5. Smith, R. Lamb, N. Flanagan, ll. Pepin, A. lllunt, W. Mazzacanv, W. Champagnv, F. Hogan, A. MacDonald, C. Davis, P. Farr, L. Cole, J. Lvvccque. First row: S. Wood, J. Pvtit, M. Tvnan, ll. Curry, R. Allwrt, A. McCallum, R. St. Ours, C. llotting. uSay Au Revoir but Not Good-byea' A 0 . ft no ea '1 Q.-...I .nur in uns 11 Back row: A. Macllonald, W. Manduca, A. McCallum, R. St. Ours. ll. Tivrnf-y, A. Harrison, R. Albert, E. Sargvnt, F. Hogan, J. Randall, N. Turvke-r. Third row: L. Col:-, C. Rotting, R. Rioux, C. Hunter, K. Huntvr, W. Champagne, D. Thayvr, A. I.:-ddy, T. Ogdvn, W. Mazzacane, P. Farr, C. Davis. Second row: J. Smith, M. Te-nan, H. Bishop, A. Crm-inonc-sv, K. Mwhan, C. Wilson, I. Tate, M. Edmunds, J. Tripp, C. Eslalirook, C. Harnblin, ll. Lantaignv, A. Blunt, J. I.:-vecquo. First row: D. Puff:-r, E. Puffer, N. Flanagan, Tl. P1-pin, C. Robida., J. Pvtit, R. Lefleau, S. Wood, N. Jenner, S. Smith, D. Turcotto, R. Curry, T. l.1-Houllivr, R. l.amlm. Z E avi n I , YOUNG AT HEART Nm 17' Xxx, aff! ff ef, I ,1 it 'V 4 S 3 - ' .12 Qilffff' f I wmv, JG- IJ Q' A 1 , E' , ,fQf.,i,Vf ' iff- ' ,!.N 'Z . , fkffgyf If 'ff l HIM WV 56 Q2 X W - , 1 -Q 'll J7 an '95 9 6 9 :Theres a long, long trail u-winding Into the land of my dreams nc t w, l af I H -. K .fs W it . is--in W Thirfl row, left to right: J. G11lll2lSll, R. Ulliil1llJPl'liiiIl, IJ. Clark. J. Lailakakos, R. Girard, R. Criffin. Second row: Mr. Pit-ree, H. Haddad, J. LPVl'l'qllt', N. Lambic-. C. Shorcy, A. Meehan, J. Boynton. First row: D. Emmons, P. Pm-nnvll. J. Parallis, P. Morgan, J. YVHHS. S. Sticknvy, E. Bradford, R. Bartlett. Class of 1957 Y W l,ff'Sl'l1f'l1l JOHN LA DAKAKOS Vife I'rf'.s1'flv11t ROBERT CH 'XM IIICRIA I N Sf'I'VPHIf'V CA RULYN SHUI? lil Trvrlslzrvr THOMAS TUCKICR M ,h s . V, X A ' 'A if Xe- l I-J K X., X 5 TX 1 X , qs- AGE .,.,,, ' . X an Q 5 1 92 532563 ' . im , i f ww 5 uTill the clay when lpll be going down Tlml long, long trail with youf, .4 , 5- Taf- Q ,v E2 Nu-yr' We ' liaek row: If. Herling. Il. Desjartlin. E. Farrell. K. Briggs. E. l.e1nire, T. Tueker. Seeond row: Miss Whitehurst. C. llesilet. .l. liarnhart, ll. llesjarrlin, li. lleliepentiggny. R. Potvin, J. 'l'onlouse. First row: XI. Mokarzel, .I. lfstahrook, J. Cantara. C. Darling, S. liarnes. C. Fournier. HCryin,, Wishini, Prayini, Waitin' H The elass of 1937-now' ,luniors-has. as usual. kept in tune with the times uncler the direction of our eamahle Aclxisors. Miss Whitt-hurst ancl Mr. Pieree. I Our first elass meeting was a sueeess with the eleetion of John Laclakakos as Presiclent, Robert Chain- lxerlain as Viee President, Carolyn Shorey as Secretary, and Tommy Tucker as Treasurer. Representa- tives to Stuflent Couneil were: ,lnne Toulouse, Jeanette Canlara, ,lean Vllells, Maureen Mokarzel, and Claire Fournier. .M our first annual llonieeoining Day. the elass went all out for float cleeorations. V470 concocted a sail- lnoat thenie. anfl with the help of seieral elass lllt'IlIlN'fS. arlxisors. antl Miss PhillJrook's boat, we 'won' thirml prize with the niotto 0.0.lZ. llolls Oxer K.lI.S. The elass. as Juniors, Chose Naney l.ainlrie Queen who mlefeatewl her opponents for title of Queen at the llonieeoniing llanee. She was also the luelxy winner of a TV set at the Key Cluh Danee. The .luniors this year were tops in sports. Many lvoys partieipatecl in lootlvall. Vlfe are proutl to say that Larlalxakos. 'l'ueker. and l,PIlIll't' reeeixerl honorahle n'ention in All-State lioothall Selections. Our elass was well representefl in hoth hoys' and girls' llaslxetlvall. l oothall. ancl Softlvall. Among the eheerleaclers were: I T I J. lararlis. .l. lioynton. Cantara. C. Shorey. anml l.Nlorgan. ln Nlareh the ,lunior Class presented a one-aet play. The Pink llressfl which was Very suceesslulw thanks to Nlrs. Craft. our almle eoaeh. The ,lunior llanee. whieh was also very sueeessfnl. was helfl on April 27. We now have hig plans for the eolning junior Prom. Wwe were well representefl in the Clee Clulw, orehestra. hanml. anrl l'l.ll..fN. We were glanl to weleonie four new nienihers lo our elass: Carol Darling. Larry Price, lilanor Braflforcl anml llax itl Clark. All in all we'xe hall a pleasant anfl sueeesslnl year ancl are looking forwarrl to coming back as Seniors next Year. 6 66What's the use of worrying 5 . 7, It never was worth while Qin ii M- , 5? Ni 79,14 Back row: N. Tripp, R. Maguire, R. Ahcarn, J. Cle-ary, N. Critvllle-y, W. llamash. Third row: S. Cummings, C. Dion, R. Day, D. Morrill, H. Dcsjurilin. li. Bc-aulic-u, J. Morton, R. Murphy. Si-cond row: M. Sullivan, St. Pie-rr:-, J. I.:-wrqiu-, J. lngalls, ll. Swenson, J. Kennett, M. llrossvr. First row: C. live. A. flvaumont, J. Pvtil. J. Pilllllt'I'. 'l'. Fournier. l.. Dion. C, Stuart. J. Goaumont. Class of 19 8 l,fI'SfllI'IIl JOHN MORTUN ,l ir'0 l'rf's1'11er1t RUTH TIMMINS Sf'!'fl'IIlfHV Al.llER'l' CROVER TIPIISIITPI' PAUL DALLAIRE uSo, pack up your troubles in your old kit bag And smile. smile, smile .enffftmrw Y M' , . ,. . ,. - - luufk row. It-fi to right: XX. bishop. lt. Nleluyi-r, K.. lbl'lgfIS. R. l,rox'er. XV. Murphy. IJ. liallairv. Third row: ll. Amsden. N, Ollt'l1'llt', S. Fkiilings, lf. King. ll. lieruhe, J. Girard, C. Ki-em-. S1't'lPIltl row: li. l,ord, Ki. llirkson, ,l. lllenis, M. AeAlpine, J. Raye, D, Rogers, J. Sargent, Il. Fournier. Mr. Lorangi-r. First row: R. l orti1-r. P. l.ainli. ll. Bishop. NI. Tripp. J. Armstrong, N. lfowler. J. Johnson. .l. Timmins. J. Slxidds. ll. Timmins. 'aSn1f11:k Dal: in the Mizlzllei' Wfith the starting of school. the results of the first class meeting were, for of- ficers: John Morton, President: Ruth Timmins, Vice President: Alhert Grover. Secretary, Paul Dallaire. Treasurer. The class Advisors are Mr. Loranger and Mr. North. The four representatives from the class for the Student Council are Jackie Petit, Mary Ellen Tripp, Barbara Lord, and Neill Tripp. The entertaimnent highlight of the year for our elass was, of course, Freshman Reception. The theme was '4Medic. After the unusually hilarious stunts, a big dance was held. The year passed steadily and finally came the arrival of the class rings in Feh- ruary. This was a time of hustle and hustle. with everyone showing everyone else rings. This year a Sophomore, Rachel Fortier, was voted the sehooi's Daisy Mae at the annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance. We were very proud of that! Another classmate of whom we are very proud is Helen Fournier, who was runner-up at the Girls' State Foul Shooting Championship. Good luck next year, Helen! The Sophomores are doing something different this year. Theylre presenting a one-act play, HNobody Sleepsf' With the fine coaching of Mrs. Graff and with the help of prompter Mary Ellen Tripp, itis sure to be a big hit! The casts includes: Judy Johnston, Connie Lee, Anne Fowler, Carol King, andw John Morton. W WILU X faq, Cc' . UM-'4 5 1 uAin,t got very nluch HIUIIQZ Mu f be l'fl 0'f?f1 mul funny 5 Saw .. PQ O I Iavk row: V. Ste-. Marie, D. Osgxuml. R. Cm-mlrnm. R. Rowlands. P. Cn-gory, J. Cummings lliirml row: U. liluw. R. Kadlvv. WY. Rvwl. J. Ifllillgwuml. K. Ciraiwi, I.. EIISIIIILIII. VV. Durfm-, B Nlmuly. SQ'l'0l1ll row: Mr. Shaw. B. Hull. U. C0l'k4'l'iIlQ', IJ. Daly, S. Aralmy, L. Silnonvau, J 0ll1'hiiTll. Mrs. Graff. First row: ll. Moulin. .l. Nivolvtus. S, Fm-rrnn. J. Griffin. P. Clvary I. Imwis. P. SHHISUII, T. Ford. Class of 1959 lII'f'SilI!'llI w'lI.I.l:XN1 DURl l'Qlf l'1'rv 1,l'f'XI'lIl'lII l3lCH'l'li.'XNl NIOOIJH' Sf'f'rf'If1ry W XYNIC REED Trr'as11 rvr J OA N N ICOLETUS ,ff was '6But welll travel along, singin' a song Side by sidew G ,a t . , ... .. F w tw' Q f, 'W . as-at Duck row: F. Crosby. H. Crosby. M. lllancy. P. Hogan. R. Hersom, U. lil'I'illiZlUllll'. Third row: D. Jolmston, S. Menard, Nl. Clark. l. Doldue, H. Fenderson. R. Horton. J. Hanson, E. Leilger. Si-vonrl row: .l. lil'l'lllM', f.. f.ur1t. N. Dc-llsle, W. Cooper. D. Dlow, ,l. Leroux, Mrs. Pickett. l'lI'Fl row: S. Nlerrill. D. Thomas. D. Cunningham, H. Shaw. C. Smith, P. Pc-ttingal, ll. Turcott. 'cYou're Never Too Youngs' On September 13. 1955 the sixty Freshmen entered Old Orchard Beach High School. Our first few weeks of high school life, like those of many Freshman classes. were full of embarrassment as the upperclassmen played various stunts on us. Freshman Day was exciting and came to a close with an exciting reception and a dance following. We elected the following officers at our first meeting: President, Williaiii Durfeeg Vice President, Bertram Moodyg Secretary. Wayne lleedg Treasurer, ,loan Nieoletos. The Freshman Student Council members are: Cary Girard, Peter Gregory, and lliehard Rowlands. W'e wish to gixe our sincere thanks to Mrs. Fickctt. Mrs. Graff, and Mr. Shaw for being our class Advisors and for all they have done in guiding us in our activities. We are proud to say that five Freshmen were chosen for the Speaking Contest: Richard Kadlec, Dorothy John- ston, Wayne Reed. and Joan Nieoletos. Dorothy Blow and Bertram Moody were alternates. We are happy to an- nounce that Dorothy Johnston won first prize for the girls and W35'IlC Heed won second prize for the boys. During the sports season our class was active with most of the Freshmen in the Athletic Association. The follow ing Freshmen were on the high school basketball teams. Nancy Delisle, Cary Girard, Williaiil Durfee, Wayne Heed Victor Ste. Marie, Harold Crosby, Evan Crosby. Albert Fish, and Patrick Hogan. The following Freshmen were on the high school football teams: Wayfile Reed, Patrick Hogan, Harold Crosby, and Richard llersom. The Freshman Class chose a one-act mystery-comedy, The Laughing Ghostf' to be their annual Freshman Play. It was a delightful story concerning Pamela Norton lDorothy Blowl, who arrives unexpectedly at the Old Sturges, Mansion at three oiclock in the morning. She has come from Chicago to marry the heir of the family, Joe Sturges lliichard Rowlandsl. ,loe's family consists of Barbara Louis lSandra Arabyl, his aunt, a grim, overbearing womang his uncle, Edward Louis tHarvey Shawl, a very timid soulg Daisy Sturges lludy Hansonl, Joels sister, who speaks very rapidly and constantly, Elaine Sturges ljoan Nicoletosl, ,loels other sister, who is more dignified than Daisyg and Cleopatra fCandy Curitl, the colored maid, who never smiles and speaks with a southern accent. It If QQQ o Secret W my wp vs. Q and my shculow, not a IQ2' soul to tell my troubles to, 1 NOIIOIJY SI.ICICP5 Slllvfff' IQIIISAI' linslzy 311,11 lfzzsln' Clary lfnxlzy Ilrx. lfu.sl1y lIl'UllIfIfl'l' e X fr!! Q R1 V xx K 4 t I .IOIIN XIIIITIUN JIIIH ,IOIINSTUN IIUNYIIC I,I'IIC ,XNNIC I UWI.I'fli IIXROI. KING U IQIIICN 'l'KII'I' At 2 4 TIIIC I'INIx IJIIICSS Ilr. If iffrnrl IMI ID III,-XIIK Ilrx. Ifillurfl NIXIIIIICICN NIUKNIIZICI. Um: IIUNXIIIC II,XR'I'I.Ii'I I' Ilrx. llwuzi-Q .IICXYIC'I I'I'I fIfXN'I'.-NRA l'nl1r 17111111 l'r'1w1frlc'1' II XIIIIY IJICSJ XHIJIN .I IC KN WI'II.I,S Q . px I, xx 4 x I I 5 I I I ' C1 LII, Q - ' Q. 'IHIC I 'XI C,I I l,!l7Ilf'lfI XIIVIUII fm' Slzugvs Elllllflf' Slnryvx Unixx' .s,flIl'g!'S Blllllllfll l,n111'x Eflzrrzrzl l,n11ix lflr-npzzlm l'mmplf'r ING CIIOST IlUIi0'I'IIY IZIHW IIIILIIAIIIJ IIOWIXNIBS .HHN NIfjUI,II'I'0S .II IH IIQINSUN SNNIJIIX 'NRAISY IIXIIYIIN SI-MW CI-XINIDY CIIIIIT .IXUKIIC I.IiRHIfX QC 'cTl10r09s u l'llllllI01t7 'round my slmulfler 'vw And ll sky of blue 111101259 i no--.. ,Uv 411 lim-lg row: l', flra-gory. N. lripp, ll. St. Uurs, Nl. Tripp. N, 'I'lli'lil'I', ll. llowlumls. W, xlllLZZ1t'iill1'. Fin ' ' ' ' ' 'sl row: ,l. Wills, ,l. Pm-tit, ,l. fiinlaru. l,. llannhlln. ,l. lripp. Nlr. lla-un. .l. 'lonlouse-. ll. Lornl li. lfniirnir-r, Xl. Xlnliarzrl. NI You CONN' Huw' RIlIf'.Y,. The first inveting of the- Stuflvnt Counvil was lu-Ifl at ilu- home ol its 1-upzilvlv -Mlxisor. Nlr. llvun. Thr- first urlivlv of lmusiiwss was to haw- the vlcvtion of offivvrs anrl they are us follows: l'rc'sirl4'iit, ,lllllil Tripp: Vim' l'rvsirlvnt. june TUlll0llSt'1 Sevrvtary. Connie llanihlinx 'lwreusiircix ,lr-uiivtlu Ciltllilfa. ln the niiflcllf- of Novvliilwt' four ol the SllIflt'lll Counril inclnhers zittemlvcl thc' ziinc Ftzltv Stinlc-nt lionnvil lionxvntion in llungor. which wus hr-lil lor two flaps. Xlso this your thx' Stmlvnl lfounc-il I'IDII1llll'lI'fl at 'csinall town t'lt'l'li0!l.M 'lihl' lllillll proic-m't this year was lo SCf'llI't' ai lwmwf lor tho inlilviif- lil-lfl. 'lihc projcvt was llroppi-ml when an articln was put into thu Ulfl Url-lmrrl town warrant to appropriate nioncw to swilrv the fvnf-1-. lhz' 5lll1ll'I1l Lounvil also sponsors 11 llumw- lroln whivh alll thc' prorc-mls go to the llvart lfunfl llriw. This rlzinmv is sponsorucl jointly lay Olcl Orvliurd High. Thornton 'Xl'LlflPIllf. anfl lliflrlm-loril lligh. V, . V -Y . . . . the ohjvct of the Stuclvnl Lonnvil is lo he-lp the school ancl cmnniunily. lt is niaulm- up of stuclvnts who zirv thi- lvullvrs ol thc' svhool. ln the past fvw vc-airs. thi- orgzniization has prow-fl to he wry he-m'liciz1l anal we hope it will continuv to luv that way in the following yours to 1-onic. V K, ' I 131, f S fi 5, 0 f ff R l 4Tuoe NT CO'-INcu. x J' '6W0'r0 sinffinff' in Ihr' ruin sinffin' in the ruin Q iff Q. 2. .31 V fa Wim! ll glorious fvvlzng. H9910 happy ug'uin.'9 M 96,5 gl . 8 I T Y I , ff J K I 1 - - .... in A l 3-9 .- .,.. is llavk rms: .l. Randall. S. -Xrnlmy. ,l. Tripp. 5. Skillings. ,l. Uirarml. Y. St. Nluriv. X. llzirrisuni, VY. llislwp. N. Um-Ili-Ili-. Nl. lfmlnianils. ll. ling'-r. if, King. XV. Rvwl. 'llllirzl rim: Il. ffm-lay. l'. llngun. l'. lin-gm'5. ll. lxlilglllflk R. Clirurml. .I. ilrilfin. J. Iflliirgwmul. li. lluinlvlin. il. lil:-ary. ll, flirurml. lf. llunlvr. .l. Nlurlun. .l. Kc-nnvll. A. l uwl1-r. J. l'uru1lis. Si-vninl rms: Nlrs. Wurtli, .Mlxisnrg l'. Nlurgan. 'l'. lfurml, l'. lil:-ary. ll. Ilull. ,l. lXl1'0l1'lU34. Nl. llrnss1'l'..ll. lmwl. 'l'. llrv- nnnn-Nv. ll. liivvlu-i'ill. lr. SlIIIUlI1'1lll. fi. llullilla. .l. illinnnins. K. Yll'4'llllll. ll. Xl4YI'lHIl. l irsl row: ll. 'l'innnins. F. Slllllll. ll. l'1-pin. l'. l,1nnl1. S. Woml. fi. Lu-. ll. .lUllIl4lUH. .l. l'f-lil. ll. Sinurl. Y , . . , . . ,l. .luliri-1-n. Nmlvnm-1-..l. llc-rnlu-. .l. l'alnu-r. l.. f.uril, lx. l'0l'll4'l'. 'gsingini in ilu- Ruin 'lllw Ulm' Clulm is unrlvr lllv clirecliun of Mrs. Rlllll Wrmrlll. lflilfly in llcvc-irilwr. Illn- 4-lulm put on a ClII'lSllI1ilS Pageant fur tlic l'.T.A. anrl lllis was later rm-pm-all-cl for ilu- Christmas assi-inlvly ui ilu- liigh sf-lnml. illllf0UgllllUl ilu' your the group llus sung at mans ocvasimic anrl will continue to mln so at tlic- lfvstival and Coru'm'rl uliivll Ialu-s plavv in thi- spring. mwunlinuing un In thi- Scniur Craclualiun. TllCl'0 arc many nc-w invinlners who nuw make the vlulm a urcclitalmle size. lVlrs. WOflll has worked wry llarcl and lias put El great amount of time and oflurl into producing il goml Qlvu Cluli. and luis pruwcl her Sucre-ss lvy llw fine presentations given. ..- -1 4 5 x Lu 1 fo f. , 4 --, 1 ' . ? r, ......k , N . . ..Q . ' ' l 'mu m- ,. -f . de: X sa H 4 S ' :U HSingin' in the ruin, singin' in the ruin, 0, 9 79 ,.'t - Melo llilml ll glorious feeling. lm happy again. PM . 4' in Iwi. A i 164: Tift a t liaeli row: X. firing-r, Nlr. Pallang. N. llf'bjiIl'lllll. lf. llerling, lt. Crillin. 'l'. Ogden. 'l'. lio0li. Al. Kaye, Seeonil row: Nl. xyylllilll. ll. Nlanduva. M. Verrill, ll. Kimball. F. lietldy. C. Smith. l., Cole, K. Ft. Ours. ll, Moody. W. ltlainluea. First row: J, Smith. ll. Tliayer. ll. llesjurtlin, ll. Yr-rrill. X, Hideout. l'. warren, ll. Cttrry. W. Klzizzzteaiie. R. Nletayer. Hllineliiriinffrl Melozlyi' The O.U.B.ll.S. Orchestra was started a number of years ago and has steadily been increasing since. Mrs. Wrmrth did a wonderful job in organizing the orchestra and was director about five years. Mr. Vallang took over the responsibility about two years ago. and is the present director. He has spent many long hours with us and has helped a great deal. We have rehearsals during activity periods. We participate in many school activities such as: Open House, Spring Concert, Festival, and Graduation. Seven members are graduating and certainly will he missed, but with the wonderful support of Mr. Pallang, weire sure we will continue to have a fine orchestra. . , 4 y4 . it it uCome on and cheer, come on and cheer, Youire the best band in the land. 'QX , E s. ? t I Q D QR Back row: R. Nletayer, D. Thayer, ll. llc-rling, ll. Dallaire, R. St. Ours, W. Manduca, T. Ogden, W. Mazzaeane. Fourth row: P. Lewis, P. Reed, L. Cole, R. Griffin, C. Parks, T. Cook, R. llvs- jardin, M. Clark. B. Moody, L. Mazzaeanv, ll. Lord. Third row: E. Puffer, L, Osgood, W. Murphy, P. Warren, D. Armstrong, M. Ahern, li. Curry, P. Leroux, C. Smith, P. Tlragdon, A. Ride-out, D. Puffer. Second row: J. Lambie, M. Johnson, B. Kimball, E. Thorne, C. Sherman, Mr. Pallang. B. Ryder, F. Leddy, M. Wyman, D. Verrill, J. Ramsay. First row: D. llillis, J. Timmins. A. Fowler, N. Gillis, ,l. Paradise. C. Darling, M. Tripp, R. Timmins, B. Skidds. Strike Up the Bandu The Band, one of the important groups of the school, was started in 1949 with the assistance of Mrs. Worth. She worked very hard trying to form a marching band. Mr. Trull took over shortly afterwards. Mr. Roberts was di- rector for a short while, then three years ago our present director, Mr. Pallang, assumed the responsibility for us. He has worked very hard trying to improve and increase the membership. ln the fall the band plays at the football games. It participates in the Spring Concert and Festival, besides marching in many parades. continue with its good work. S 6 4 :F ffm Y X' J f' r g' L, ' ' We are very proud of our band and we hope it will W ' A 1 if .te -Y C rx Q 1., Q54 ' if V ,x A F51 Za MI got rhythm, Back row: R. Timmins. ll. Gillie, A, FUW1,-rw NI, 'frjppy tj. Darlin Lord, J. Timmins, li. Skitlmls. Front row: D. Puller, N. Gillis, ll. Puffcr. 'cl Cot Rhythmv Leading the route everywhere Old Orchard lligh's Band marches arc our high-stepping majorettes. in their bright blue and white uniforms. they play a major part in the halftime entertaimnent at our football games, as they did in the homecoming game with Kennebunk High School this past fall. This year, a new majorette, Carol Darling, was added to thc group of veterans that include: Linda Gillis. Mascot: Janet llaradis. New Head Nlajoretteg ,loan Timmins, Assistant Head Majorette, Ruth Timmins. Anne Fowler. Donna Gillis. Phyllis Lewis, lietty Skidcls. Mary Ellen Tripp, and Barbara Lord. Also, the Puffer twins, Dotty' and Betty, have returned to their old positions as banner carriers. after a year long trip to Europe. Under the able direction of Janet Paradis the majorettes have learned sex eral new drills which they will do at the annual spring concert. This year, as in the past, they will travel with the band to participate in the Spring Music Festival, held this year at llumford. Iam sure theylll be something to look at in their new uniforms! Who could usl-c for an thing more? J' 99 HY21lliS, P, Lewis, ll. ? a - I ' 'cGod bless America, my home sweet homey f - if . '41, Standing: R. lamb. I. Tate. KI. llanilmlin. S4-ulwlz I.. ffolc. .I. Tripp, N.'l'ur'k1-r. Swingin, on at Starv Since 1930 Old Orchard Beach High School has been choosing members for the National Honor Society. These members are chosen by the faculty from the top third of the senior class. From this group they select as many as they want up to fifteen per cent of the class. ln orcler to be chosen. a stuclent must have the qualities of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Those chosen this year were: Rachel Lamb. Iona Tate, Constance Hamblin. Julia Tripp, Norman Tucker, and Larry Cole. NA1-'ONAL 1 HONOR SOCIETY 'js 'agony Q '7 E 5 I I X Illlileil .W 'ff if 9 LMI WIIIU' I I Ei L , 3 -IWW I I aDip your brush in the SIHISITJTIIG And keep on pointing lltftlllyf, P' -4 J. Nicoletos, B. Thomas, L. Eastman, J. Morton, J. Leroux, J. Kennett, H. Fournier, M. Tripp, M. McAlpine, J. Palmer, J. Johnson, l. Tate, D. Rogers, B. Lord, A. Fowler, J. Blenis, J. Armstrong, S. Skillings, C. King, and Mr. Scammon, Advisor. Painting the Clouds With Sunshinev The Art Club, under the supervision of art teacher Robert Scammon, is now in its second year. The members meet for class every Wednesday after school and, for their efforts, receive one-fourth a point per year towards graduation. Behind their easles and smocks they create many pictures, which, incidentally, bring out their many hidden artistic abilities. The art classes are a combination of fun and work and, as a result, produce a beautifully decorated art room for open house. It is a fine place to discover hidden talents. ll 1 4 1- E ll f . tu! 22 Tilt! ffl 0 Hack row: H. Morton, E. llcrling, W. Rm-rt. J. Morton. Front row: C. Curit. W. Cooper. S. Araby. Mr. 5t'ully,Co:.1Cl1: D, Tun-otte. ll. Crosby. ll. Shaw. Wake the Town and Tell the Peoplev The topic for the debates this school year is, 6'Should the Government Grant Subsidies to Further Education?,' ln the early fall, the team made a trip to Lewiston, Maine, and visited Bates College. John Morton and Doris Turcotte were the debaters from Old Orchard that took part in the discussion. Mr. Scully, who has put in a great deal of time with us during the year to make us more efficient, accompanied us to Bates College. The day was a pleasant one for all who attended. During the week of March 19th the negative debated Thornton Academy at Thornton. The affirmative debated Falmouth at Old Orchard. Debating is a most important factor in our daily lives. lt enables students to get acquainted with new people, visit different colleges and schools, and helps a great deal in expressing oneself in all walks of life. taniling. If-fr to right: R. Kairllvv. ll. l.orrI, A. l owlf'i', ff. Kim , I. Rquulull N Slfllin D ,. . , .. . '1 gs, . llow, ,l. Horton. Sm-atc-rl: ,i. Kl'llllf'll. ll. Momlyg W. lim-fl Xin QQ,--lff Xlre lfif-lu-11 N 'I' kip ID ,lf ti . -. L . i- uv'-. . ylinson, J. Nicole is. HSweelesL Story Ever Tolzlll The annual prize speaking contest was held Friday, February Sth. The contestants and their pieces were as follows: A R0lliff .fss.77.,.7 ...ee.,,, W ayne Reed Youth Aflame , ,7,7 ,, ,, James Randall Renascence i,ei.i,,,,,.,,,. . ,7,e Dorothy Johnson The Unknown Soldier , ,,,, , , ,,,. Richard Kadlec The Waltz ,,,.,,,,,. ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, C arol King Dark Vicmry ,,,..,,,, ,,,, , , a,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Anne Fowler The Ballad of the Harpweaver H ,,,,, John Kennett The Bells .,,..,,,..,,,..,,,,..,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, .l oan Nicoletas Patterns ,.,.,,....,t. .7,,.. ,.,.,,, B a rbara Lord HOIH6 Burial .. ,,,V 7,,, ,,,, . . . Norman Tucker , no The winners were: first prize boys, Norman Tuckerg second p Wayne Reed. First prize, girls, Dorothy ,lohnsong second prize, Barbara Lord. Many thanks to our fine coaches, Mrs. Fickett and Mrs. Graff. H. +R KW, fi - af : if 31 ft' M- 1 ,U 17 U 5 , I.. - 44,0 Fixx Nlkkfp. 4'Be it ever so humble ilglmff There's no place like homey xfu S- ,A T Fourth row: S. Barnes, C. Darling, J. Raye, C. Estabrook, M. Edinands, J. Fstabrook, J. Ellingwood, M. McAlpinc, D. Cockerillc. Third row: P. Sampson, J. Palmcr, B. Hall, J. Bouchard, R. Haddad, J. Sargent, P. Cleary, M. Prosser. Second row: Mrs. Armstrong, R. Lamb, C. Smart, P. Lewis, P. Pennell, A. Fowler, T. Ford, J. Paradis, J. Hanson, C. Lee, l. Bolduc. First row: R. Fortier, R. Bartlett, J. Timmins, P. Lamb, D. Emmons. N. Delisle, S. Menard, L. Dow, J. Berube, B. Skidds, R. Timmins. Home on the Rangen , 4 , e D S x X' X ,YK i J , I' . l . The F.H.A. is one of the most beneficial groups . r - - :M F Q lj- ' -' -it ' that we have organized. Last year was its first I year and a very successful one. Mrs. Armstrong N F- T is the advisor and has certainly done her job well. I , Q J. Paradis, M. Edmands, C. Estabrook, P. Lamb. The club's activities are many and the girls can be seen doing many things during the year such as: having banquets, decorating the school at Christmas time, and having food sales. The girls also entered the winning float in the Homecoming Parade. The F.H.A. has district meetings and sends dele- gates to the State convention each year. This certainly has been another profitable year and we hope the F.H.A. can continue its wonder- ful work. c'lVly country 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty Of thee I sing , IL row: T. Tuck:-r. R. Ft. Ours. li. Tim-rn:-y. H. Crow-r. A. llarrison, C. Briggs, E. Hcrlingz, ll llzll penti ny l' lcmiim Thi d i yy I Randall W Ma l 4- - gr ', .- r so ': ,. ' ' , . 'ncu1'a, A. ixlifflizllllllll, R. lNlf'tz1y4'r D lhayvr. N, Tucker, P. Farr. R. Nlagruire. Sa-4-oml row: Mr. North, R. Potvin, VV. Mazxacanc, I rshall, E. Sargent, W. Clxaiiipagmn-, l.. Colm-, T. Ogdvii. First row: ll. Swenson, R. Griffin, rotting, R. f.hambc-rlain, J. Ladakakos. ll. Clark, N. Tripp, J, Morton. J. Lcvccquc, J. Kennett. 'cfust Between F l'lf?TlIlS,, The Key Club is an internationally sponsored organization which is supported by the local Kiwanis Club, The function of the Club is to help others. It has engaged in many projects to better thc schools, the chief one this year being the purchase of a new scoreboard for the gymnasium. The Club also assists in keeping the school clean. This year the boys helped in thc transfer of books from the old to the new Old Orchard Beach library. Under the capable direction of lVlr. North as faculty advisor, the Club 3 6 is composed of thirty-five members from the three upper classes. Besides 1 ,5 : its many activities the Club holds once a month a supper meeting which ALA , If is much enjoyed by all. ' i l-i :I av T ' ' - tn x .. , A V i Qt in T - M Q X ,:'-,,-, 0 2 W Q Come rifle with me, Lucille In my merry Olclsrnobilel' Back row: J. Estabrook, H. Desjardin, J. Toulouse, E. Farrell, M. Edmands, D. Dallaire, C. Wilson. Third row: E. Puffvr, C. Hamblin. C. Darling, N. Lambie, C. Shorey, D. Puffs-r. Second row: Mr. Pierce, P. Pennell, ,l. Wells, J. Levecque, K. Meehan, J. Paradis, S. Stickney. First row: B. Curry, D. Turcotte, J. Petit. D. Emmons. N. Jenner, R. Bartlett. .fit .' Shawls 1 53 , E. A ,XE fx K ',,,, ll In 'Eg X ilgxdwl l CXL CX, In My Merry Oldsmobile Drivers' Training classes were started about three years ago. Mr. Pierce, with his patience and willingness, had made it possible for many licenses to be issued. There have been a few changes made in the course this year in regard to state laws. The student must have thirty hours of class study and six hours of road study. He must go to Portland for his test. The license the student is issued can be used for an unlimited time. The Drivers' Training classes certainly have been an asset to the school and we hope that all will remember the rules and regulations they were taught for better and safer driving. ll 'I s l ,if we i ' llllaasilj lf 4 x Q x 6 we Sad ,fill 8 l 4 MARCHINC ALONG TOGETHER '6Yoa gotta be a football hero To get along with a beautiful girly' 'SJ' First row: E. Sargent, J. Ll'VL'Cflllt', B, Bioux, B. Champagne, C. Botting, B. St. Ours, A. Mc- Callum. Second row: L. Cole, C. Briggs, H. D. Desjardins, J. Barnhart, W. Manduca, E. Lemire, T. Tucker, R. Potvin. Coach Loranger. Third row: R. Hi-rson, H. Crosby, W. Reed, B. De- Reperitigny. R. Metayer, lj, Farr. P. Hogan, N. Tripp. '4Down the Fielalv Coach Charles Lorangeris hard-working gridiron eleven launched practice sessions a week before Labor Day and steamrolled over eight opponents following an open- ing loss at Mexico in a 7-O heartbreaker. Although the Seagulls lost two fierce com- petitors in the first game in scatback, Frank Hogan and Arn Harrison, a rugged 200-pound endg the Beach provided ample reserves to take up the slack and finish third in the state among medium schools. The Seagulls' eight wins are the most that any Old Orchard team has posted in one season. Senior stars this year included co-captain Bill Champagne, single wing signal-caller, who received second team All-State honorsg co-captain Bob Bioux, who received honorable mention at guardg and spirited gridders Jim Levecque, Amos McCallum, Junior Botting, Bob St. Ours, Billy lVlanduca, Ed Sargent, Pete Farr, and Brian Tierney. The Beach can look forward to a winning season in 1956 as it has such stars as the Golden Greek tailback, Johnny Ladakakos, speedy halfbacks, Jimmy Barnhart, Trench 7' Ouellette Pat Ho an and Skin Crosb honorable mention earners Norm y , , . gt , t 1 - yg , Tommy Tucker, and Ed Lemireg and coming defenders Dick Hersom, Neil Tripp, Dick Potvin, Dick Metaycr, Wayne Heed, and the bruiser, Chet Briggs. The Seagulls' record included stirring decisions over heralded rivals Westbrook, Winslow, and St. Francis. The peak individual performance was probably Cham- a ne,s 39 oint stint a ainst Kennebunk. P 5 P g i' , M. 'sf W V , ' A I , H. ' Y' ' ' .49 F , 6 wr' ' ,, sg 'fwif ' l Q ,, 1 Q! fc W .A .- 20 ' Q , err 341 V A ae MP' A ti Le-ft to right: R. Hioux. W. Champagne. ff. lluntvr. R. St. Ours. JN. Harrison, T. Tucker, Al. llarnhart. J. Ladakakos. R. Maguire. Nlanagcr C. llottingi. c'St0uthearted Menu john lVlcSweeney, definitely one of the most capable basketball coaches in the league, began the 1955-56 season with one letterman and three untried Freshmen. The Seagulls, after dropping their first five games by wide margins, received a lift from the return to action of the injured Johnny Ladakakos and split their remaining twelve games to finish with a 6-11 won-lost record. Mcsweeney was handicapped by the loss of piyotman Arne Harrison, forward Frank Hogan, and nearly all of the 1954-55 team by graduation. This season has been used as a rebuilding season for future years and brought into prominence such rising young cagers as Freshmen Cary Girard, Bill Durfee. and Vic Ste. Marie. The Culls' first win of the season was a T5-59 trampling of traditional rival Could Academy behind the 26 points of Ladakakos. From there they went on to defeat York, and after losing a streak of four games came hack home to trounce Eliot and York again. In the Sandford tourney, the Seagulls passed Eliot 67 to 53 to take them into the semi-final. Old Orchard Beach nearly pulled the upset of the year as they held the lead 8092 of the game only to lose by live points to first-rated St. Ignatius, a team which had drubbed the Beach twice before. The Seagulls than took third place with a win over St. Francis in the consolation game. Prospects for next year are bright with such returnees as Johnny Ladakakos, Tom Tucker, and Harold 'gBaba Desjardin, Juniorsg Dick Metaycr and Norm Ouelette, Sophornoresg and the three aforementioned Freshmen. 0.0.11 loses only one letter- man, Bill Champagne by graduation. uTalce me out with the Crowd ,mu L ow D Qlark H 1 o 1 W Retcl B Dmlltptnh ny F Lfmm K 'llcmur V Sh VN .lru fl o ron nw llrsjdrm 1 One 0 These Dam The Seagull RESCFXCQ pliyul Wllll 1 Wlllllllln' pllll lllfflllgllllul the xc von mtl thelr vlctory margms 111 thrte f 'dIlltN were prmlcleml for by ilu- l1uQlle e prlme functlon of '1 june I mtet 1 t x 1 lr QGTVICC Coach Cl13flCQ Lorfmgtr fllcl ju'-t tl1'1t '1 he cnt up Qucll frlmlt performers tw lck lVletayer lllllllly lllllllllll I3 ln J 1 mtl l it llogm C0 Ich MCSWNCPIIFQ Qent clown lllll llurfu mel V11 Ste lVl1r1c to bolster tllc ylywees llllQ trlo IJlZ1yCfl Q0 mll ll11I lllll lu 1 1rH1l1 for Q ICQC suen pliure plus lIlllIlSl'lXS ltl umrc lllfly lJesj1rcl111 W1y11e eec X'lIl CroQlJy cl lu lwrotl S 1:1 mos lll rut After four opmnmg lowu llogm llurlte Mtlijtf incl lenure employed '1 Qeem I f 1111cl1l1le rltfcnst f.7llllSl rug c I ffl L hangers 50-fl-9. flle Pulls krpt the wirminf l1'1lJll versus York with llurfeef Lemire fmfl Heed leafling tl1e111 to 1 ml lo '15 v41'rli4't. Three weeks 'incl fixe losses lfllcr, lemires l6 points. Polvinss Clutch rebounds fmtl long stall, co111lJi11c,cl to lrlrness York 32 to 27. Bring' me some pefmuts mul cruckerjurk rf. liack row: Mr. l'i1'rC1'. R. PlLlIllt'. lf. l.t'Itlil'4'. W. cllliltltITLlflIlt'. N. Tripp. Fveontl row: R. Potvin. R. W1-lls. N. f,lll'lt'lif', K. lluntvr. 'l'. Flllli'lx4'I'. A. ll1ll'I'lSUIl. lfirsl row: lf. Hogan. .l. liitlzikakos, R. hlllglllifh Wi. Alaxzacanv. ll. Mvlfullum. .l. Sltlilll. HTake Me Out to the Ball Camew Defending champions of the Southern York County League are expected to re- peat last season's showing on the diarnonrl. Returning to this springis team are lcttermen Frank llogan. Arnold Harrison, Bill Champagne, Ken Hunter, Amos lVlCCHllI1l'tl, John Laclakakos, Tom Tucker, Dick Potvin, Walter Mazzacane, lid Lemire, Norm Our-latte, Dick Metayer, and Bob Maguire. Among a promising crop of Freshmen are Cary Girard, Bill Durfcc, Pat Hogan, Vic Ste. Marie, Wally Cooper, and Dean Cunningham. Witli the able coaching of Myron Pierve, we feel certain that this outstanding group will succeed in retaining the S.Y.C.L. Crown. --'....,-. CC 3 f -fx, NI llflllaf cure if I never come becky' Hack row: R. Iiioux, C. Briggs, E. Lf-mire, A. Harrison, J. Ladakakos, J. llarnliart, U. Dallairr-. Second row: H. Potvin. N. 'lllIf'lCf'T. ll. llc-sjardin. E. Sargent, ll. Tir-rn:-y, F. llogan, P. Farr. Front row: D. Thayer, N. Tripp, Mr. lNicSwe's-rivy, Coavlig W. fxli1lZ2lC21Ill', N. Ouellette. I.. Cole. '7Ve11er Look Back Starting in the latter part of March, once again those few members of our track team could he seen grinding out their laps. Although the team has been small during the last few years, interest is rowin and w h ' Y g g e ope to see some new boys out th1s ear. Last year there were only a few meets but all of the artici ants work , p p ed hard and it paid off at our field day when the team captured all the first places in the meet. The returning veterans are: Ed Sargent and Peter Farr, mile and 880' Larry Cole, 44-05 Johnny Ladakakos, Brain Tierney, and Norman Tucker, dashesg and Arn Harrison and Bob Rioux, weight events. We are looking forward to the coming season and believe it will be very successful under the coaching of Mr. McSweeney. Z V J x V7 I v Back row. left to right: J. Johnston, C. Short-y, J, Toulouse, Miss Philbrook, C. King, C. Fournier. First row: J. lllenis. H. Fournier. C. Estahrook, J. Cantara, M. Mokazzal. live Got Rhythm We The Seagull Lassies opened their season with Miss Philbrook as Coach. Connie Estabrook was chosen as captain. The season opened December 8, with the girls playing Searhoro. Every afternoon the girls could he seen full of pep and spirit practicing for an hour. The season was very successful with nine wins and only six losses. The Westbrofmk game was a really exciting one. liven though the girls lost hy just one point and played hard. they werenit discouraged. The Lassies also niet Traip. The game was really exciting. as the girls won hy two points. Helen Fournier. who represented us in Girls' State l oul Shooting Con- test, placed second as a result of hreaking a tie for first place. .Fl U I A MJ! i X Scarlioro York Km-riiielnink Trai p York Tllorloll K+-nn:-hunk Yllll1nl'ltrI1 Capt- Elizaluetli 'lll'Jl ip way nflvtc it c-tlirooli Qin'-Ilrrooli Capt- lflizalu-tli Way n Ht-te They 29 56 32 62 ,, 97 52 311 , 62 30 S8 41 T6 T4 30 28 We 37 22 32 37 34 37 35 40 No 29 21 29 33 No 44 Scarboro ,,,,, York ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Kennebunk ,,,,,,, Traip ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.. York .,,,,,.,.., Thorton .,,,,,,,,,, Kneeling: C. Fournier, Miss C. Philbrook, J. Johnston. Sitting: J. Wells, J. Petit, D. Rogers, M. Tripp, B. Lord, J. Palmer, C. Smart, N. Delisle, N. Flanagan, R. Timmins. They 27 Kennebunk ., .....,...... .......,., 2 5 Thorton ....,....,,,,..,... game Cape Elizabeth Traip .........,,............,. ,...,,,,,, 2 9 Waynflete , ..,.. .,.,.,.,,, 2 3 Westbrook ,..,..,...., ,,,,,,,,,, 2 4 Westbrook ..........,,,... .,,,,,..,, 4 O game Cape Elizabeth Waynflete ....,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,. 5 6'Buttons and Bows The Jay Vee team this year was made up mostly of Sophomores, and they did a really good job. Basketball was a new sport for many, but they went at it with much Col Due to good guarding, Jean Wells was promoted to Varsity ball. Many Jay Vee players will be returning to Varsity next year. With much practicing and their spirit, the Junior Lassies had a very successful season. Thanks, Coach Philbrook, for your able coaching! P A K 'Vw ,, Q '6It's one, two, three strikes and out, - At the old bull ganzev 5- 32' ,qi ' . ,eq 3 K5 . - pw KW M , 51 V7 -' .Lg T i -fw- r 4 El 6 in A.,Lk,fk '- 5 ' A .fs 'Q Third row: N. Lamhie. D. Rogers. C. King. .l. Kay-. .l, 'I'onlous4-. lf. Sliorcy. M. NlcAlpjnf Fournier. Second row: Bliss Philhrook. ,l. l'almcr. ,l. Nicolctos. NI. Clark, C. l ournin'r Mokarzel. M. Tripp, M. Prosser. J. Petit. First row: ,l. lllcnis. ll, Skidds. .l. Johnston Stickney. C. llamhlin. J. XV1-lls. D. lllow, R. 'l'immins. Nfl! Never Walk .fllonew Field Hockey, a young hut popular sport, began this fall under the able coaching of Miss Philbrook. Enough girls tried out for the activity to have a varsity and junior varsity team. The teams were composed mostly of Junior and Sophomore girls with a few lfreshrnen and one Senior. Every day you would see the teams on the field with shin guards and sticks practicing for an hour. The girls played Thorton, Westbrook Junior College, and Way'nefleet. Even though the year was unsuccessful, the girls had a great deal of fun and exercise. They made every game a terrific one and never lost their pep and spirit. With all this and their experience, they should make next year an outstanding one. Good luck, Coach Philhrook and girls! L? L fy fill I' an M at A -W .,... rw - s , W Q vs wi? 'll A 55 Njune is busting out all ov0r Q at S- gr aor- lfirst row. ll-ft to right: ,l. Wt-Ils, J. Ilalnir-r. ,I. ,IohnsIon, ,l. Patil. sl. Fowlvr. lf. U4-sf-lilo. N-voml row: ff. illllllbflilik, ff, Sllore-y, .l, Ill:-nis. .l. Toulouse-. ,l. fiantarn. Il. Fournivr. HL011f'ly to Look fl! The Girls' Softlnall team was organizcd lllI't't' years ago by Nliss xWilllll'll4Il1SC. Nliss Celia Pllillmrook has coached for thc past two years and has lmccn an asset to the girlsi sports. Last year the girls played some good' teams including Westlirook, Thorton. Wayne- flvet, and Wlells. l'iYQ'll though thc score-s sliowt-fl little in their favor thf- sport proyvd invigorating to the girls who participated and they made many friends along the way. They arc looking forward to a lnusier sf-nson this ycar. Wt- hope- they will lw 31,5 more sucvc-ssful and wonit got too many lxrokvn bones. . X ' ' Nz X S-I HOMEC QMING DAY ll G ww' L 5- U 6 MIL YQV H ER 5 ajust hum a song and sing along Ancl whistle while you 1l70l'li.,, it f.. lloltmg, XV. i.ll1lIll1lLlQ1llt'. J. Ladakakos. ,l. Smith. 'nlnspirationv The Athletic Associationls school year of 1955-56 commenced with the election of Clarence Botting, Williain Champagne, John Ladakakos, and James Smith as Presi- dent, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer under the watchful guidance of our athletic director, Mr. Pierce. After A.A. membership cards were distributed, the organization started a campaign for a big Homecoming to be held November ll. This Homecoming was very successful with a parade complete with float tfirst prize won by the F.H.A.l, a big football game against our old rival. Kennebunk, and finishing with a Victory Ball in the Alumni Hall. This whole occasion was a great success since it helped to pay for a large quantity of sports equipment. 1' it .i a ll XXX fc 7 P, , Autographs ,.L...,... ,Wu Love' I fiffrs ln Lhf' Sami Y' 39 f H 1 ' id ' 'Tf5 - 5 JAY. K :dy 1 , 4 ., L, 9 a M . M ' J 1 ' XX , J,fff . f f A I , v A T, 9511 Y '- .,L. Q, 1' ' ' tg QI' . gr 145 b K F L I - Y 1 Z Z :Irs-xml'-,g -I I6 Frlzfor III ffm! Ilanabzng Erlzlor ffivslunl Erlzlor AIIIPFIISIIII, Ilarzrlhor SPHIUF flaw lflllorx Art I'rlLlor S'IIOIfS fflzlors AKHLIIIPS Prlzlors Sfnzorc juniors SOIIIIUIIIIIVPS I' fPSl1lIIf n ll1UlUt.,l'l1l111f'I' lvplnb Irlltors A11 ASSISNIIIIX IU ll' I4 If SIM I I III I IIA TRI ' ' IIIJW XRD SIRC I INI S DICK SNIIIII X XRWDI IJ II XRRINIW I CI XX HI I IX NIORXIUII N X XXI RIN IHHIHRX I IRI! N IJKX XIIXI IN IIXWIJX I JNIXINKI INIXIIU HIM I III NIUIU I XIII s XIIIWI ININII xi Hi NXNIJH X SNIIIII IS 0 l A 4 IN' X! Wlzon won comr to zhe ond o ll porfmt day find you szt alone wztlz yourthoughm xl 1, 19 SX With II11 thf mouclumon of our book we hops x 1 en fltllfs 1 mu ll Imru low tm our hmrls and Ixvw so cIo our IITICIICIQ ll 0 I I I s Wm If IIILG lhfxt ulihout theme frwndi m the rwnx fur 14 u rlmx tht puIuI1c1l1on wo 1 he lmpowlhlf for It IQ through Ihmr generowty we Pl m 1 In xc- my think Io tum c tunk Io I 1 lsorx r Inkfll an Mus XVIIIICIIUISI who workuI many hours to Iulp mrmluu Illlg CIIIIIIKIQIII mich ltIll In down may ur my Mun ry has painful this pn acl day uyllll rolols llml 716 Lfr mln A1111 wc zml al lhc uul o ll per ml ffm Ilzg joy of u frurul me 16 made 'X 'Q - ' 2 . P , ' .- I.XIi ' rzolulc I ' I II f I NN ,f ' ISIQIIWIIY 1 HRX I . ' I .IIIN1 'rm' .JIISIC W, I v I V' . P' R0.II MI CPNII .I I ,I .' .II. II , f I ION' III.'XIIII'I I I I I Inv In LINRK ,If II 'IC I' .I' I I 5I'II,,I: II IUIJ I .' CII.,XIIiIf IVUII IICK I .' ' .IIXIY 1 1 g II I .IJNXI 1 . I.I. I ff f I 5 Ii.-U1 IICI. IDXNIII uc '15 s mx D CICUI l1'II'I'IC IIUISIIIX X. -4 I , INXIIIIIIIII,-X I'I'fIXINI'II.I. - I fl, J fl ' I I' II .' IIAIIII IIIIIX I'I'INNI'II.I, I ag X PAN 11 .hx I LAN N , .IAIN 471' In If my v- II1 JI, IJII AI. 'I 'I INS ' If UIQUI' IICIIIIIIIZ JIIIIIIN A NL II L ,I ,I . x II Is, 2 : ' .I , ' 2 ,Wx that x 0 IILIXIC acIfIc-II 2 fe ' f I- If. XS SI: Imgs -1- 3 I J' 4 I. 5 ' I H .7 I . as sw' zuIcI Io ICSC jmyx. xx fx pu Q Q of II 1 I' 2 I'z I uII X FW are z1IIfI In Iring In you the Oceana cam' Ixur. ' Ma I s If . 'TTI' I AIII Ia 'S fur zcIvI.' IVI s. 2 I I 5 1 '. A K, , 7 f L, 1 f :III us I rr zu hook u I I- I nz - It'on. rw .I?fI - II s f IfegI III PENNIES FROM HEAVEN Q I HJ 1 I I ,flex mf 0 -,4 f M c' L II 0 1 TX 0 td! X 1 h ro 0 T' T' 1 V X ' f 4 Q - ' 1 ' I I 1 ' 'O I I., I? 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