Ricker Classical Institute - Aquilo Yearbook (Houlton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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I hope you will find in the pages of this issue of AQUILO a satisfactory record of your senior year at RCI. I am confident that it will serve you, in the years ahead, as a happy reminder of your teachers and fellow students, of class incidents and club activities, of games and special events. You may find if difficult, at this time, to believe thatyou will one day need this yearbook to get the name of some good companion of today or to check on some fact or incident. Time plays tricks with the memory of all of us. So cherish this book as you go your way to other places and to other duties. I wish success to each of you in reaching his goals and count on each as a loyal Ricket alumnus. Idsf? we-It Sponsored by HOULTON WATER COMPANY Principal? Message To the Class of 1959: It is my hope that you, the members of the class of 1959. will be alive to the ortunities and responsibilities of the times in which you will live. May you have OPP ' ' le Ma ou all do well. opportunities to grasp and responsibilities with which to grapp . y y David H. Cotton ulty MRS. LILLIAN CLARK Languages DAVID H. COTTON Soclal Studles WENDELL GRANT Science ELIZABETH GREENLEAF Sc1ence CLEON HATCH English Sponsored by TINGLEY'S BAKERY MRS. SHIRLEY HATCH English MRS. BRUNO LEITEMBERGER Math MR. ROBERT MAXELL Chemistry MRS. CHARLOTTE MELVIN History MR. RICHARD REDMOND Social Studies MRS, MAXINE ROMNEY Commercial Sponsored by DANA 'S FOOD SHOP MISS VERA STITHAM Home Economics MRS. IDA TARBELL Music MISS BEVERLY TRIPP Secretarial Science MR. ROGER WICKMAN Physical Education MISS ROBERT A MICHAUD Student Teacher MRS. MARILYN PLISSY Student Teacher Sponsored by GEORGE BARNS eniors GLEN ALEXANDER A man does not need to make a noise. Commercial Club 45 Basketball 1-25 Yearbook 45 Volleyball 35 Inter- mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 In- termural Volleyball 1-2-3-4. RAY BRITTON I ain't lazy. I'm just dreaming. Commercial Club 3-45 Hi-Y 2-35 Yearbook 45 Intermural Basketballg Intermural Volley- ball. MAURICE CADIGAN I know and I think more often than I speak. MARY CARPENTER Let tomorrow take care of it- self, I live for today. FHA 1-35 Commercial Club 3-45 Basketball 25 Softball 25 Hi-Lite 45 Yearbook 4. BEVERLY BURNS It's not that I like studies 14 it's because I love fun mon FHA 1-2, Songleader French Club 4, Treast Freshman Class5 Yearl 45 Cheerleading 45 G11 Club 1-2-3-45 Ricker GILBERT CLARK Never a worry, never a careg most of the time he's walking on air. French Club 45 Iayvee Basketball 1-25 Baseball Manager 25 Vice President Hi-Y 2. 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorr 2-35 Speech Class 35 E Play , Usherg Band 35 Queen 3. NCY GOOD : way to have friends, J be one. l 1-2-3, Songleader and gram Chairman 2, Vice :ident 35 French Club 4, :ting Chairman, Senior e President 4, Student ncil 1-2-3-4: Yearbook no Queen 13 Cheerlead- 1-2-3-4g Senior Play 4 :Club lg Speech Class FREDA FLOYD Silence is for the saints, I'm only human. FHA 1-2-35 Commercial Club 3-4, Vice President 43 Basket- ball 1-2, Softball 1-2-35 Hi- Lite 43 Yearbook 4: Glee Club 1. HENRY HARTT He who possesses a ready wit can always contribute his timely bit. French Club, Projects Chair- mang Hi-Y 35 Yearbook 4g Senior Play 4, One-Act Play 3g Speech Club 3. SHARON ESTABROOK If sincerity were golden, her mint would be rich. FHA 1-2-3-4, Vice President 2-4, Secretary 3, French Club4g Sec- retary-Treasurer Senior Classg Student Council 1-25 Co-Editor Yearbook 4, Senior Play 45 Speech Class 3: National Honor Society 3-4g Band 3. ALONA HARRIS Why should the devil have all the fun. FHA 3-45 Secretary Commer- cial Club 4, Student Council 3: School Paper 43 Yearbook 45 Cheerleader 3, Attended North Haven High School 1-2. BARBARA HAND Good nature and good sense must never join. FHA 1-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Yearbook 4, Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 4, Glee Club 1-2- 3-43 Ricker Ten 1-2-3, Mixed 1-2. BARBARA ANN HENDERSON It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. FHA 2-3-4, Historian Reporter 3, President 45 French Club 4, Treasurer5 Sophomore Vice President5 Secretary Irmior- Senior5 Co-Editor Year- book5 Glee Club 1-2-3- 45 Mixed Chorus 1-2- 35 Ricker Ten 1-3-4, Trio 3-4, Sextette 45 Senior Play 45 Speech Club 3. PATRICIA JEAN HOGAN A horse, a horse! may kingdom GLADYS KENNEY Speak only when speech is worthwhile. F 1-2-45 Commercial Clu 3-45 School Paper 45 Yearbook 4. GARY LEIGH LEA VITT the devil dwells. Baseball 2-4. The heart of a man is where for a horse. FHA 1-4, French Club 4, Tri Hi-Y 25 Basketball 1-25 Year- book 45 Senior Play Prompter. WILLIAM LIBBY Small of Stature large of mind, a better pal is hard to find. Commercial Club 3-45 Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 Junior Class Vice Presidentg Student Council President 45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 School Paper Business Manager5 Yearbook: R Club. CAROL JUDITH IVEY Be happy while you're 1 ing, for you're a long ti dead. FHA 1-2, Treasurer 3, l torian 45 French Club 4 Vice President 45 Freshrr Class Secretaryg Sophorr Class Vice President5Ye book 45 Sno Queen 25C1 leading l-2-3-4, Capt: 45 One-Act Play 35 Seni Play 45 Speech Clul National Honor S ciety 3-4. UONALD MEAD Ii-Y 1-2-3g Freshman Tlass Presidentg Student Touncil lg Basketball 15 earbook 4: Senior Play 4: xtermural Basketball 1- -3-4: Intermural Baseball -2-3-45 lntermural Volley- all 1-2-3-45 One-Act Play : Band 3. agree with no man's ainion. I have some of y own. ANN LOVELY A serious girl you'd say as you pass by, but did you ever notice the twinkle in her eye. FHA 43 Commercial 4g School Paper 45 Yearbook 4. ROGER LONG A quiet lad, but he likes a good time. Commercial Club 3-4: Hi-Yg Presi dent Junior Class: Student Council 33 School Paper 45 Yearbook 4. jf' . LARRY NICHOLSON A little nonsense now and then ts relished by the wisest men. EUGENE McENTEE Worry kills me, I'm in the best of health. Commercial Club 3-4: Hi-Yg Junior Class Trea- surerg Student Council 3: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Base ball 1-2-4g Yearbook,4'g King Candidate: Senior Play 4. ' French Club 4, Publicity Chair- mang Basketball 1-2-3g Baseball 2-3-4g Yearbook 4g R Club- National Honor Society 3-4g Senior Playg Intermural Basket- ball 1-2-3-4. RODNEY PAGE The world knows little of its greatest men. Hi-Y 3g Basketball 45 Baseball 35 Yearbook 4g R Clubg Senior Play 44 One- 'Q s GEORGE SMITH Life is short and I intend to enjoy it. Commercial Club 3-45 Hi- Y 35 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 4. RONALD PLOURDE I stopped growing before I in- tended, but that doesn't stop me. Baseball 45 Yearbook 45 Attended High School in Stockholm. DALE ROACH A lion amongst women is dangerous. Hi-Y5 Basketball 45 Senior Play 45 Mixed Chorusg Yearbook 4. K, ELLEN STONE Mischief is my middle name. FHA 45 Commercial Club 3-45 O S Softball 1-2-35 School Paper 45 Yearbook 4. 1.1 ,ren JUDITI-I TIDD Easy come5 easy go. FHA 1-25 Freshman Class Treasurerg School Paper 45 Yearbook 4. 525 asf ,651 A. PORTIA SCHILLINGER Always laughing, never sa sometimes naughty, never bad. FHA 45 French Club 45 Tri Hi-Y 3-4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Band 35 Senio Play. Attended Lee Acad 1-2. IUDITH WEED Ever she longed for peace, but was a woman. FHA 1-25 Commercial Club 3-45 School Paper 45 Yearbook 4. PREEN WELLINGTON st time is never found ain. O A 1-2-3-45 Commercial I ub 45 School Paper 45 arbook 4. J' WILLIAM WILLIAMS I could just eat up work but my digestion is poor. French Club President 45 Hi- Y 2-35 Student Council 25 Basketball 1-2-3, Manager 45 Baseball 1-2-35 Yearbook 45 Senior PlaV: National I-lnnnr Rnnioru- D BERNARD WALTON Wine, Women, mirth and laughter5 only a few regrets after. Commercial Club 3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 45 Yearbook 45 R Club. G Z. JUDITH WILLIA MS Softly speak and sweetly smile. CHARLENE WHITE Never found fault, Never implied. FHA 1-25 Commercial Club 3-45 School Paper 4 Yearbook 4. Commercial Club 3-45 Inter- mural Basketball 1-25 School Paper 45 Yearbook 45 Secretary Commercial Club5 Editor of School Paper. 5 XIX Senior Class Ufficers I IS ox 'O MQ x w, LIBBY --------------------- President N, GOOD ------------------ Vice President B, HENDERSON - - - Secretary S, ESTABROOK - Treasurer uniors Junior Class FIRST ROW: E. Hornbrook, A. Marrifield, G. Cochran. I. Carter. I. Smith, S. Simpson, J. Goode. SECOND ROW: T. Good, B. Howe. 1. Cheney, C. White, C. De Muro, M, Fur-row, J, Britton. I. Anderson, P. Grant, D. Anderson. THIRD ROW: I. Scholar, L. Woodworth, S. Rich, Y. Plourde, L. Black, B. Anderson, S. Mitchell. FIRST ROW: C. Shaw, S. Clark, M. Henderson, S. Lake, S. Bither, S. Weed, B. Henderson D. Floyd, M. Knapp. SECOND ROW: R. Plourde, B. Campbell, I. Monk, B. Lloyd, I. Mc- Afee, I. Ward, K. Williams, J. Miller, P. Campbell, L. De Voe. R. Stone. THIRD ROW: I. Nason, P. Plourde, J. Sandstrom, I. Anderson, R. Britton, C. Kinney, R. Hobbs, I. Mc- Gary. B. Hogan. oplzomores reshmen Freshman Class ?..,.-.-.1- ,..,.......--.M-..,.. K'I S Rich P Putman P Hutchinson S Grant L Ander FIRST ROW: I. Warmen, E. igore. . , . . . , . , . - son. SECOND ROW: D. Lilly, B. Brewer, K. Bean, E. Russel, T. Nevers, B. Dickenson, C. Swimm, L. DeMoro. THIRD ROW: V. Hersey, E. Henderson, B. Roach, G. Cheney, W. Gardiner, D. Henderson, P. Anderson. FIRST ROW: A. Weed, S. Kenny, A. Bishop, P. Colter, D. Clark, V. Nason, P. Williams. SECOND ROW: H. Schools, V. Mitchel, S. Knapp, I. Bartlett, R. Winship, G. Monk, M. Nason, C. Cummings, N. Wright. THIRD ROW: G. Pollard, G. Brown, 1-I. Howe, L. Camp bell, H. Briggs, L. Plourd. B. Carpenter. I. McCluskey. gi ' - ws QU mx ' s , N 5533 5' 5.x X 1 5 X S gk F Q .gr X -. 4 YE X SQ X x xi S Q SE is -ummm aims XS, K V Qs 'Sify as ' iiw 1. W K ' 'S Riksgiigg 'Nw 1,5 v- il cl tGoU9mmen Stu en ' lo . , wnnam ms Indra Simson president -Tteasuref ' Seflieiaw 6006 Nanvi degsoil Dams was Roberta Andeisgn william H so S3535 Na The Student Government was reorganized this year under a new constitution. The purpose of the organization is to assist the principal by representing the student body of the school. The Student Government is made up of the president from each class and the chairman from the Assembly, Social, and Building Committees. The officers elected this year are William Libby as president, and Sandra Simpson as secretary-treasurer. The major accomplishments carried out by the Student Government are as follows: revising the constitution, collecting ten dollars for the CARE project, holding school parties, assemblies, and dress-up days, and hall patrols. The Student Government plans to form a committee to welcome new students in the fall and to plan a Freshman Reception. All in all, the Student Gove rnment has enjoyed an active an d successful year. avorites Quietest C, WHITE M. CADIGAN Best Personality BARBARA HENDERSON BILL WILLIAMS Mr. and Miss R.C.I A NN LOVELY WILLIAM LIBBY Best Athletes ALONA HARRIS BUNNY WA LTON Most Humorous PAT HOGAN BILL WILLIAMS Did Most For Class NANCY GOOD BILL LIBBY Best Disposition BARBARA HENDERSON GEORGE SMITH Best Looking PORTIA SCHILLINGER BERNARD WALTON I. Cheney B. Henderson C. White Ricker Ten Trio TOP: I. Cheney, C. White. SEC- OND ROW: S. Rich, K. Bean. THIRD ROW: B. Burns, J. Anderson FOURTH ROW: G. Cochran, B. Henderson. FIFTH ROW: L. Mc- Quarrie, D. Hand. TOP ROW: G. Cochran, B. Hen- derson, M. Ebbett, I. Anderson, B. Hand, J. Cheney, C. White, A. Kilgore, S. Rich, K. Bean, P. Grant. BOTTOM ROW: D. Hand, N. Kinney, G. Carter. J. Good, V. Nason. Mrs. Tarbell, L. McQuarrie P. Stevens, B. Burns, D. Clark. Sextet Glee Club A nderson Henderson Cheney White Rich Bean 'ff iw if -E . . H-WKT5YE?Wws mix JO MQ? Q 'T' B' www A:-N -Q, My 54,5 if ,'y1 ,ms X554 MQ if? as ,M .Qi -. Q ' 2 . Q 1 : 4' A .4,11 .1 ,'Qk Q i Mgifwfi K' i'-if 3 'A .f 2 f A 4 President JOHN SANDSTROM Vice President FREDA FLOYD Secretary IUDITH WILLIA MS Treasurer SY LVIA LAKE - A W EDULATION Ppgcnss U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA Q TOP: B. Libby, R. Long, G. Smith R. Britton, J. Sandstrom, G. Alex- ander, G. McEntee, G. Leavitt, B. Walton, P, Plourde, R. Plourde. SECOND ROW: B. Henderson, A. Harris, E, Stone, M, Knapp, D. Floyd, J. Tidd, I. McAfee, I. Ward, K. Williams, A. Lovely, M. Carpenter, L. De Voe, J. Miller, G. Kinney, C. White, C. Shaw, S. Clark, M, Henderson, J. Williams, F. Floyd, J. Weed, S, Weed, B. Campbell, J. Monk, S. Bither, S. Lake, Co -Editors ------------- B , HENDERSON S. ESTA BROOK Business Manager - - ---- G, SMITH Advertising ---- - - B. LIBBY I. Williams, J. Weed, F. Floyd. I. Tidd, S. Estabrook, B. Henderson, M. Carpenter. C. White, G. Kinney, A. Harris. SECOND ROW: B. Libby, R. Long. P. Schillinger, B. Burns, C. Ivey, N. Good B. Hand, A. Lovely, E. Stone. G. McEntee, R. Plourde. THIRD ROW: B. Williams, R. Page, RL Britton, G. Alexander, D. Mead, H. Hartt, B. Walton, G. Leavitt, L. Nichelson. G. Smith. R l, C fc 8 7' SEATED: G. Kinney, C. White, J. Williams and E. Stone, Co-Editorsg A. Lovely. STANDING: M. Carpenter. I. Weed, W. Libby, R. Long, F. Floyd. g I i i I e FIRST ROW: J. Schools, A. Harris, S. Lake. SECOND ROW: I. Monk. I. Waxman, S. Rich. S. Chase. H L F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Miss Sritham, G. Cochran, V. Nason, D. Clark, S. Weed, S. Bither, P. Putnam, P. Col- ter, B. Henderson, A. Merrifield, Miss Michaud. SECOND ROW: M. Ebbett, B. Lloyd, V. Rogers, B. Henderson, S. Estabrook, P. Schillinger, C. Ivey, S. Simpson, P. Schillinger, I. Smith, M. Knapp, D. Floyd, P. Hogan, A. Graham, A. Weed, S. Rich. THIRD ROW: I. Goode, D. Williamson, M. Sharp, 1. Bartlett, B. Howard, A. Kilgore, R. Winship, I. Cheney, B. Hand, C. DeMuro. K. Williams I. Britnon, I. Warrnan, P. Grant, N. Kinney, D. Hand. FOURTH ROW: E. Stone, A. Harris, K. Bean, A. Lovely, G. Kenney, S. Grant, P. Hutchinson. Officers .M , i President, B. Henderson, Vice President, S. Estabrookg Secretary, A. Harris, Treasurer, I, Smith, Historian, C. Ivey, Reporter, B. Howardg Degrees, P. Grant, Parliamentarian, A. Graham, Song Leader, D. Hand, Program Chairman, S. Weed. frfxa Mrs. Howard speaks to the girls concerning home and family life in Egypt QMAKER5- -2595 of 4: ' 2, 5' f mf '3 E Qu , Y A Q A . vs O - 44 oe 44,0 px Nfw HO Miss Stitham and Barbara Howard discuss plans for District Convention. SEATED: S. Simpson, S. Estabrook, I. Carter, G. Cochran, J. Goode, L. McQuarrie, P. Putnam, D. Hand, M. Ebbett. STANDING: I. Anderson, P. Schillinger. A. Graham, A. Kilgore, B. Hand, B. Howard, N, Kinney, P. Schillinger, P. Stevens. J. Prey. Tri-HL Y SEATED: G. Cochran, Treasurerg P. Schillinger, Presidency I. Goode, Secretary. STANDING: I. An derson, Parliarnentariang B. Hand, Chaplain, S. Simpson, Vice President. Senior Play Cast FIRST ROW: W. Williams, C. Ivey, B. Henderson. D. Mead, P. Schillinger, N. Good, S. Estabrook D. Roach. SECOND ROW: J. Tidd. G. McEntee, E. Stone, R. Long, B. Burnes, R. Page, W. Libby, G. Smith, H. Hart, P. Hogan, L. Nicholson. 9' X .,.,, ,1,, .f , , 15. ' iilfs - S f f m . S W? . - ,, - 'K 'ik-Y', 1, V n- fakfvi pe' e ' ' 'Af-QM., thletics 2- Xl RM Club SEATED: W. Libby, L. Woodworth, S. Rich, D. Inman. STANDING: L. Nicholson, O. Webb, W. Williams, B. Walton, R. Page, D. Clark, P. Smallwood. J. Nason. TS ',, V X OFFICERS W, , S. 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