Old Town High School - Sachem Yearbook (Old Town, ME)

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LUCINDA MARTHA WILLIAMS Commercial Course Ciny Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. I-I. A. 25 Basketball Usher 45 Senior Play Usher5 Driv- er Education Course 4 5 Jr. 0. A. T.5 Sr. 0. A. T. Ciny is a pretty girl: She leads an active life. And for a. certain someone She'l1 make a, perfect wife. JOHN JOSEPH WOODS Commercial Course Brother Typing 455 Graduation Ser- vice Comm. John plans tol be a C. P. A. A lucrative endeavor5 To balance books and numbers A person must be clever. ROBERT COURTNEY ' WRIGHT General Course Bob Track 15 F. F.. A. 2. Bob likes to fool in mathg I-Ie flirts with every girl. And when he drives his car, Everything's in a whirl. IRMA JEAN YOUNG General Course Irm Softball 25 F. H. A. 3, 45 Softball Manager 3, 45 Driver Education 4. Irma is a good athlete From the senior classy, Everyone does enjoy This happy, carefree lass.

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WAYNE ALVIN THERRIEN College Course Wayne Junior Varsity Basketball 35 French Club 35 Basketball Usher 4. W'ayne wants to be an engineer: He's such a quiet lad. Ahhost of helping friends has e. His life w111 ne'er be sad. MILTON RUDOLPH TINKI-IAM General Course Putt Senior Plav Committee. Milton ls a quiet lad, But cyou really colu1dn't call him sa : He has many friends and they all say Success is sure to come his way. JOHN JOSEPH VAILLANCOURT General' Course John Transferred from John Bapst High School, Bangor5 Class Vice-President 25 Biology Club 25 Sophomore Committee Club 2: Basketball Usher 2. Although John is always quiet When you meet him in the hall, After graduation day He'll be missed by all. PHILIP JOSEPH VEILLEUX General Course Phil Everyone's a friend to Philg He's seldom very quiet. I-le always has a. smile for youg It's like a steady dict. RUTH ANN WATSON Commercial Course Ruth Debate Club 2 5 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F. I-I. A. 2, 35 State One-nAct Play Cast 35 Graduation Usher5 J u n i o r Exhibition Usher5 Senior Play Usher5 Jr. 0. A. T.5 Typing 40. Ruth's a very friendly gal: Beauty culture is her aim. We know that she will do her best, And it will bring her fame, BETTY LOUISE WICKETT fJACKSONl Home Economics Course Betty F. H. A. Parliamentarlan 45 Jr. 0. A. T.5 Sr. 0. A. T.5 Typing 535 Honors. Betty has such pretty hairg She is very slim and tall. Always she is full of fung She surely tops them all. JAMES RONALD WVILLETTE General Course Frenchie Football 15 Boys' Glen: Club 15 Sr.-Jr. Hop Comm. 3, 45 Sr. Play Comm.5 Track 45 Baseball 45 Driver Education Course 45 Graduation Service Comm. Jimmie lives down Great Works wayg A baseball fan is he. With the season 'round the corner, What a whiz he'll be! SANDRA LEE WILLEY College Course Sandra Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas, 35 Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 3, Accompanist, 45 .Girls' Chorus Accompanist 25 Softball 25 F. I-I. A. 25 Boys' Glee Club Accompanist 3-5 East- ern Maine Composite Glee Club 35 Driver Education Course 35 All State Orchestra 4: French Club 45 Biology Club 45 F. T..A. 45 Jr. 0. A. 'lT.5 Typing 43. Sandra comes from Altong She's a Irlend to all. Music ls her pastime That rates Carnegie Hall.

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f .Cu ccjotoie! . . fi V' THE SACHEM 25 6 Q 'G Exchanges THE BULLDOG, Madison - Your cover is very impressive. We can suggest no im- provements as your yearbook is very com- plete. THE ISLANDER, Bar Harbor - You have an excellent literary section. We suggest a grinds section. THE LEVER, Skowhegan - Your senior sec- tion is particularly interesting. We admire V your original cover. THE JESTER, Ellsworth - Your grinds sec- tion is very entertaining. A literary sec- tion and identification of snapshots would be an asset. THE SUNBEAM, Hollis - Your literary sec- tion is outstanding. Your pictures are nice and clear. THE MICROPHONE, Hermon - We enjoyed your yearbook. However, we do suggest more write-ups for your activities. THE CHRYSALIS, Greenville - You have a. good humor section and a very nice cover. We suggest a literary section. THE WINNER, Winthrop - We enjoyed your yearbook, especially your literary section. Your grinds. section is very amusing. THE KEYSTONE, Belfast - Your pictures are very good. We suggest that you identify all snapshots and include a literary section. THE PINE NEEDLES, Lincoln - Your pic- tures are most interesting. We like your graduate section. THE REVIEW, Dover-Foxcroft - Your art work ig, outstanding. The only suggestion We can make is that you include a literary section. THE SEDAN, Hampden - We especially like your section headings. A more complete literary section would improve your year- book. Also included in our list of exchanges for 1957 are the following schools.: Aroostook Central Institute, Cherryiield Academy, and Orono. We feel that the exchange of yearbooks promotes good fellowship. It is a Hue prac- tice, and we certainly hope that it will con- tinue. Joyce Francis '57 Judy St. Lawrence '58 Exchange Editors