Skowhegan High School - Lever Yearbook (Skowhegan, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 119 of the 1955 volume:

I 5 P V w I 4 K I .1 The LEVER . .. Give me Fl lever long enough And a prop strong enough, And I will single-handed move the world. 1- ARCHIVIIDES - QC? TR? Published by Skowhegan High School --- 1955 MR. NOONAN -- Oh ye gruntin' gods of Rome We, tne closs ot 1955, nope to express our esteem by dedicoting tnis edition ot the S. H. S. Lever to MAURICE NOGNAN who with nisinnerent goodness tnrougn tnree yeors ot doily ossociotion nos our sincere ottection ond complete respect. We -3006 UW! , . Teacher's Favorite Expression MR. SKILLINGS - Mn. IVIACNAIYIARA - , HVVl'Lt7I,S the Cllibi fO0Zfljf?H GO back 10 the trio g7gf1i11,,U ,, 5 - f ,V f A U ff' A XY, A . .J . ,A , ,, , f ' . ' af A x f :Q JEFFIE - Mlss FRIEND - For corn snakes. Keep your eyes on the copy. ARCHIE - W MISS WESTON - . . . what in the name 0f,C011117101'l sense? Do you agree? If ,'- ' Y We A '4 A ,rs viz! , ,ig c, 8 I-f' Q4 ' ' ,M ' f ,T 1 57,- I, , 5 I we , r l VI r L ' 1 1 ' 'Y R' I' 4' W I V i I I. . ,. ,,g M 1 . .AL - .f- hf 'Q 5' 1 A . I , MISS COLLINS - MR, NADEAU - H0lJf CWS! l'lt's all a nmtter of opinion. I f MISS BISHOP - MR. NIITTING - Can the chatter. Come on boys, get to work. MR. MERRILL - ni MR. HARRIS - X ff U It J K Get some oil on that center. Conte on, come on, what y sayfdiive, drive, drive. J 5 I .V N tj I' ' ' 1 ,.,, ' I 1 jx! E C X f x . I , 'X X XA ,Ng K3 5 tt rg 1 3 ff- A A 1 if ghm' 'ai I X l Cofxcu SPEED - ME. OyCONNOR - iAR1H'l it again, boys. Now let your clutch out slowly 3 ' X: Q L mf,-V'-JJ' k ' T' F g' 1 f 1 A , f J ' X .V ,- f' 1 - - , ' H, LEAH BAKER - MRS. QUIRION - Let'5 hurry up with those sandwiches. Ec0utez hienfn Escuche bien! MR. GORDON - MR. ROBINSON - N0w let me think cz minute. All ri ht, let's calm 0lown.', 8 6 M of: Tv - , o 0 MRS. SKILLINGS - MR, MCLEAN - YA - Ag A315 .A A vw J' lj' 44 . . A ' lx' v N: A - 2,1712 There wzll be cz qmz tomorrow. Do you have to be so nozsy, gzrls?Y M K, In ,fg,g5.4,w l i' ' ix f. lyk. ,- 1 we ri it .. , Y Y-5, NIR. THOMAS - 9 1 Y V . -Q' - 5 M135 CEFALO 1 f'Now or later! HAIL, Angels' voices. MRS. WISE-f'Emzy to bed, IW HILTON ' MR' SNOW ' pam, to me makes Students Come on, boys, clean up that Use your head for sometlaing a , 1 . l1eaTt71J', wcnlthjf: and wise. 171955-H - K 9159 199519195 U 71919-M n.' 7 H . l Bette General V Let the weather be rain or shine Bette's happy all the time. Civics Club lg Asst. lg Dramatics Club lg F.H.A. 4, Debate lg Trans. from ridgewock 1, Honor Roll 4 1' O e 1 v 1 K xc Odou f 'Wea Wisdom ustl ught. C s Pres. lg Ci s Club Shep- h Awar g B 1, 2, 3, Letter ' Orch. 1, ' . Band 1, 2, 33 nd Trip ootball 3, 4, Let- r 4, J.V. L t r 33 Lang. Club 2g Soph. Recep. omm. 33 Table Crew 43 Honor Roll, Quebec Trip Dramatics Club lg Sock Hop 23 V. F. W. Essay Contest 45 E. M. Music Fest. 1, 2, 33 Intramurals, Staff lg Valedictorian. arrii3? jig EEN. Y Q51 327550-?'ai E General if e is sweeter than speech. Dr' ers Training 4, orus l. ' 1 I , , DN P A 5' e General ' l' is m upriseg omen my ll Honor Roll, Track 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, 25 Table Crew 3, 4. 8 .I Mfr 1 N D F. 'BARNES Ray'l General Enjoy yourself, it is later than you think? Track 25 Table Crew 3. G.A.A. 3, 45 Typin wa' , t- hand Awards. r' B Genei al G I, o . t'Theu est way to get along with women is to leave them alone. Aeronautics 4, Honor Roll. ff MARY A. B l . t h the th her . ou hav s 1 A An ett ' Comm cial u f a be- g yo alwa s Q, IILUB to t ad. V : f , f , g -St Ch 3 4, K ,. orusllg .M. i F st. 2, ' rch. l, , and 43 . Cheerle er 2, 35 yping A rds 3, 45 Shorthan A ards 3, 43 i 1, Office Exp r 43 epee , 43 Lever Board 4 Di c a uage Club 23 Soph. c. Q' ug, . , Junior Prom Comm. 3, S lay 4, Usher Class Night 3, Ush f s raduation 35 Usher Baccalaurea e 3, Honor Roll. JAMES O. BIZIER uJirnI.nyu I love the life I lead, so I lead life I love. Civics Club 15 Honor Roll5 Band 1 25 Basketball Mgr. 25 Band Trip Quebec Trip 25 Language Club 3 Intramural 45 Aeronautics 35 Soph. Recep. Comm. 35 E. M. Music l, 25 Shepherd Prize 35 Table 45 V.F.W. Essay Contest 4. ' eneral X It Us Debat- ing One-Act Play Football Att. 15 G.A.A. 2, 45 Volley Ball 1, 35 Cheerleader 3, 4, Lett ' Rallies 3 4' As 1' hor we ,lf fyoc. ru rt m s ggme friend. on Roll5 Ta le Crew5 Captain Fo ll Team 45 Captain Winter S rts Team 45 Footb ll 1, 2, 3, 4 rack 25 Student Cou il 2, Vice- President 45 Att. Footba an e, 45 Winter Sports 2, 3, 5 int ar nival Ki g 4. I X Mar lyn 'Q ine s 'n ' ce Tr . fro G. A. A. 45 Graduation 3, owi g l b ss. Comm. 15 In- f tra a lley h. 35 RONALD D. BOSWORTH Buz General A modest man says but little. Aeronautics 4. ARISTI E M. BOUCHA D K X v :JJ lv cr er ,Q ff pllarity e i nt leiyvx' ' ,A , , ' ., 5 ,I-l l u 1 . - -'I , ... 2401 . - 41, 5 I.: . , W , f , o I .1 I 'Q u K1 I - . f 1 Cl ' ' es 1 f Pr af Co ,af 2 . v aswba ,bg . er- ter - -t i. .-1' , 3, ex Let- TP 4 I ,9 x D' ali ill s, r s ' , gr. Pr ' 3- tt. tbal1 .. gg ..f.- .g,4 2 1. 4 lay 45 : gal- 45 l in oys State 35 -u ball M. C.f Winter Car- ' val 45 Stud. Coun. Dance Comm. 25 Cand. Elks Leadership Contest 5 45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Aeronautics 4' Table Crew 3. K? e t , , 4' tt 'lo if . . ' L ' 7 JAQE-? Y QQ 2' 1 'e Q -- era Qffff' f ge s n5t r - 0 c i . Q'-L.. Ec 0 s 1615 ' 1' lub 1gD c? Clu ' o r 1' ' 3, , 4, .A. , her r a- -Q tion , ' QWIHQK Q4 nfl: w LOUISE Cir Y , ' mercial H r' is le a riend vvorth- .. 3 .. u 5 .. I f' L ria hor 15 ever d. 45 O ice 2, , Cafet ia , 35 yping Awar 45 Shorthan ards 45 Jr. om Comm. 35 . 45 Driv- er Training 45 Ho ollg Office Exper. 45 Usher Clas ight 35 Ush- er Graduation 3. 9 www' lfufef ,aailrw . OBERT J. General To do what is difficult for others is a mark of talent Chorus 1, 2, Class Treasurer 3 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll, Guidance 1, Health 4. gay, hard to from U Lever 4 l 1 U0 Usher 9, 4, G.A.A. 4, Intra. v l 5 Sock Hop Comm. 2, Sadie Haw- kins Comm 4' Band Tri s 3' Diary 7 p 7 Staff lg Rallies 3, 4, Candy Count. 1. DAWN M. CAOUETTE Baby Dawn Commercial Deeds, not words shall speak for me. Language Club 2, Teepee Talk 3, 4, Diary Staff 1, Lever Co-Ed. 3, 4g Office 3, 45 Ca eteria 4, Sr. Play 43 Candy Co te 1, Chorus 25 Honor Rol' Ty wards 3, 4, Short- han s 3, 4. ,tl , yblqa-'Jr W 'P' DONALD CASTLE war Don General A smile for every fellow and two for every girl. ' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letters 3, 4, Track 4, Table Crew 2, 3, 4, Aero- nautics 4g Honor Roll, Guidance 1. IO ROGE NAV E og Col ege A little no ense and the relis e wis t of men Cz Baseball Mg 2, G 1' , , , , J. V. Lette 2, Va it etter 4, Lever 4, Echo StaH 5 Band 1, 41 Aeronautics 35 Ci ics Club 1, His- . torian. g . Cl 5 Sr Pl g Track g 3, t . t 2' b 12 3 4 .lily LW ' C General and he's an all right guynu Honor Roll, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Let- ter 3, 45 Aeronautics 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Recep. Comm. 2g Basketball 1. P. College ng in the Speak.l Te is l, ' 2, Honor ll, r. Pr' , , Trans. f Averi 33 - A C . , Dr . ' 35 J m C . , Track Senio ay 4. ELAINE M. CYR 'fHoppy College To be happy is to lead a full life. Band 2, 3, 4, Orch. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cho- rus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dram. Club lg Lang. Club 2, 3, 4, Echo Staff lg T epee Talk 3, 4, Band Letter 3, 4, and. Carn. Queen 3, Lever 43 K. .B. 45 All-State Chorus 4, G. A. . , 4, Winter Sports 3, Cafe. 45 So h. e- cep. Comm. 35 Jr. Prom C m . 33 Honor Roll, Ush. Grad. g all Dance omm. 2, 3, 5 S y 4, Basketb ll 3, Volley a 31 . M. Mus t. 2 3 4, c l ureate Ush. ass Night A , Band Trips , 4, Dance and Foot rf tl l . K ufaxlww an l rw' Xj A ,Nix gf lx, , . M .1 .5 M ...gf .. .UIQW 'pf RICHARD M. DICKINSON --Dickv His silence is broken by a smile. Shop 2, 3, 45 A onautics 4. f A L Good W ette t wil ' to tal the boy all 5 1 1ce horus 1 . ,I DHS! UZ? . . ' X U, 'I P General ' o Eb a 4 d 2 Jo t b Z Su. r. e rsit asket- V' 4 Head leade 2 V rs1ty Ch lead- 3 4 Lett Select Chorus 2, orus Pin 3 All State Cho us inter Sports 3 4 Winter l D . 15 A .. 1 '- , '. Q?-' ll 5 ' -QQ, a. 'U L tt -5 J. I I Y I Q ! - I r Queen 45 Lever ,45 ,G. A. A. ' alk Football Queen 4, Teepee T Soph. Recep. Comm. 35 Jr. Comm. 45 Sock Hop 45 Twirp 45 E. M. Music Fest. 2, 35 Roll5 Sr. Play 45 uidance 15 sher Don Cassoc s 2' t am. 2 3 4. YB ff lf ROB R . UB V as bs 7 enera c r' far foo k, and isse . - 1 1 . eron t 5?ram. 4 Sr. int o , 3, 4, ers Ci ' C b 15 Wi arn. . 45 etball aseball 1. Q ELDON B. DUN 4cE1d0nss 5. Women may may go, but I Civics 15 ble Crew 45 15 Ta- .fflfj rg, .5 Jwrf 43 ,ff - IA WV' ,Qi .XZMCWZ ' f ALICE E. EMERY 0,6051 ' Alice Vocational f'Good sense and good nature must ever join. F.H.A. 45 Cafeteria 1, 3, 45 Honor Roll5 Office 1, 35 Jr. Prom 35 G.A. A. 45 Debate 15 Drarnatics 1. vls E. EMERY Avis Vocational The best things are free. Civics Club 15 Dram. 15 Cafeteria 1, 45 Office 15 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Soph. Recep. Comm. 35 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 45 Trans. from Norridge- wock5 Debate 15 Ass. 15 Librarian 1' Dram.5 Speech. MMM .MEM V mc:-IA D F. F0365 Dick Vocational I ain't nobody's darlin'. Honor Roll5 Table Crew 45 Aero- nautics. ELDENA M. FOWKE Dena College Ah! Sweet mystery of life. J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Letter 35 Var- sity Basketball 4, Letter 45 Class Treas. 45 Cafeteria 45 Chorus 15 Le- ver Co-Ed. 45 Candy Counter 15 Dram. Club 15 Civics Club 15 Tee- pee Talk 35 Usher Class Night 35 Ush. Grad. 35 Ush. Bacc. 35 E. M. Music Fest. 2, 3, 45 Dirigo Girls State 35 D.A.R. Cand. 45 Diary Staff 15 Honor Roll5 Jr. Prom Queen Att. 35 Football Queen Att. 45 Winter Sports 45 G.A.A. 45 Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 4. 60 Cf -1 rr - , Q5 time-cf Aiipmwi 591461 of X! OA 1 C Jo'k Vocational K.. A friendly spirit with laughter oftimes seeping through. Candy Counter 13 Library 2, 3, 43 Lever 43 G.A.A. 43 F.H.A. 43 Soph. Recep. Comm.3 Drivers' Training3 Winter Sports Dance 2, 33 Office 13 Guidance 13 F.H.A. Dance Comm: ghriistmas Play 13 Chaplain of F.H. VIRGINIA E. GILMAN Ginger Commercial A mocking eye, a pair of lips3 that's why Ginger's Butch tripped. Librarian 2, 43 Honor Roll3 Varsity Cheerleader 43 Letter 2, 3, 43 Cho- rus 2, 3, 43 All-State Chorus 43 Dirigo Girls State 33 Candy Count. 13 Office 13 G. A. A. 43 Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Lever 43 Teepee Talk Staff 3, Co-Ed. 43 Diary 13 Twirp Dance Comm. 43 Sock Hop Comm. 43 Soph. Recep. Comm. 33 Select Chorus 33 Drivers' Train. 43 Echo 13 E. M. Music Fest. 2, 3, 43 Usher Grad. 33 Shorthand Awards 33 Typ- ing Awards 3, 43 Guidance 13 Ush- er Class Night 3. JOEL R. GR FFMAN ' b dy College Beware the quiet ones, they'll Siu yo . a d 1, 2 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 43 Orch. 3' ang. Club 23 Table Crew 43 Sr. lay3 Ass tage Mgr. 43 Asst. 13 ivics Club Band Trips 1, 3, 43 Honor Roll3 . M. Music Fest. 1, 2, 3, 43 S. H. nce Band 33 All- S orts Nigh 3 otball Rallies 1, 2, , ' Int . , , 43 Echo Staff 1. X ix ROBERTA L. ENE 3 Bert Vocational One of our nicest girls. Candy Counter 13 Office 13 F.H.A. Treas. 43 Dram. 13 Echo StaH 13 Queen of May Dance 13 Chorus 13 F. H. A. Dance Comm. 4. I2 JOHN W. HANSON Johnny College Dark, flirting eyes and easy to like. Class Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 23 Honor Rollg lntram. 2, 3, 43 Soph. Recep. Comm. 33 Class Secretary 33 Stu- dent Council 43 Baseball 3, 4, Let- ter 43 Football 4. CAROLYN L. HENDERSON Carol Lou Commercial Why can't the world be happy and free3 content without boys, just like me. Business Mgr. Echo 13 Dram. Club 13 Diary 13 Candy Counter 13 Office 13 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Civics Club 13 lntram. Volley Ball 2, 3, 43 Teepee Talk 3, 43 J. V. Cheerleader 2, 33 Sr. Play 43 Librarian 3, 43 Driver Train. 43 Dram. 23 Chorus 13 Office Exper. 43 Typing Awards 43 Short- hand Awards 43 Honor Roll. HOWARD R. HOLDEN Fuzzy General My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 13 Aero- nautics 43 E. M. Music Festival 1, 2, 33 Honor Roll. er sparklm r a wonderful husb lrans from Norridge ock Ca teria 1, Office 1, Chorus 1, Deba ing 13 Honor Roll3 Dramatics 13 Speech 1. 4 I X f ' -,. ni M ov tio aibp - ' . 9 -VW Ji! ww' lr . if , wry .M,,W.lf ,M U1 1 C M RL E L. QBROWNJ HOLT o those who know her, she's the -kip 'Marl Vocational MJ ry best. Chorus lg Varsity 2, 3, 4g Civics Club lg G. A. A. 4g F. H. A. 4g Bowling Club 2' Shepherd Prize 3. Nl xx my M aiwiiifl Donn cational I can't sing b ake a heck of a lot of no ' Student Council lg Baseball lg Pa- trol Squad 1g Debate Club 1g In- tram. 2, 3, 4, Table 2, 4g Track 3, Baseball 4. aft N383 E .J ESR? ssi G eral 1 e gu 1 l : G e i. L s'n!.99 ' N C.V1CS b 0 r ket- B b 1 ,So ,3, , afe. 4, K, e 1 ' a ounterg .A.A. , 2, , F. .A. 1, g Lever 4g Tee- ee al g Ush. Concert 3g Usher . 3' sher Bacca. 3, Ush. Class N1 t3 r. Pl 44g Gui ,nee lg Jr. Pro C mm.gDiar horus 1. fl-J jf' xl AIERA B. NES .02 ' Lx-f CS'a'Sand ' 3 Commercial S'Ayb eSt.,, V FT s. from ridgewock lg Hon- r. X ollg G.A.A. 45 Office 1, 4g Sec- Xretary lg Language Club 4g Winter K Sports 4g Cafeteria lg Teepee Talk 4g Librarian 4g Shorthand Awards 3, 4. DAVID S. KELLEY t'Kelley College Quiet? That's what you think! Football 4, Letter 4, Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3g Aeronautics 3g Track 3g Sr. Play 4g Lever 4g Honor Roll. PAT CIA A. KE EY H at!! ' wor ,fl ou ll nev ld ommercial as l ' e e this or . ' ' I ' ' am ic Spee 2g Choru Ci ' uf. .M Rglilqfgas - b 1 ,if stra g Office 1, 4g Ca o nte 1' af 3, 4- rd , 43 gver 1, 4g or Te e T 4. - .7 fe f FRANCIS L. A Fra y Ge 6 1S11k a o 11111 th ame HL . . Football 1 , 4, Lette , 2, 3, 4g J. V. Ba etball 3, Letter 3g Bas- ketball lg Honor Rollg Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Winter Sports 2, 3, 4, Letters 3, 4g Aeronautics 4g Football King 4. f . DEAN T3 ,f5,.fi1'G6l'a'Jf-,. 'XM 46' XML 1 fffiwatt j XJgA . LANEY General 'tWe are born to be happy all of us. Civics Club 1, Honor Roll, ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Office 4, Candy Counter A. 1, 2, 3, Lever Staff 4, Talk 4, Diary Echo l, cert 3, Usher Baccalaureate 3 3, Sr. Play 4, Chorus 1, General has eyes. Health 4, Geogiei K. ' he he smiles, does too. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 4, Varsi- ty Football 4, Lette 4, J. V. Bas- ketball 1, 2, Varsity a etball 3, 4, Letter 4, Baseba 22 r. Committee 3, Tabl e , or Roll, Guidance . X ht a Recep. 14 EVERETTE F. LaPORTE Ferm College A smile for all and a good word for everyone. Ev's everybody's1 friend. Honor Roll, Football 3, 4, Letter 4, J. V. Letter, Track 3, 4, Letter 3, J. V. Letter, Track 3, 4, Varsity Letter 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Student Council 4, Youth Lead- ership Contest 4, Senior Play 4, Guidance 1, Gymnastic Ex. 3, Win- ter Sports Dance Comm. 4, Table Crew 4, Intram. 1, 2, 3, 4, Soph. Recep. Comm. 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Transferred from Mt. Pleasant, PRISCILLA E. LeBLANC Prissy Commercial Small, quick and mischievous. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Candy Counter 1, Office 1, 3, Teepee Talk 2, 3, Echo 1, Soph. Recep. Comm. 2, Jr. Prom Comm. 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Ush. Grad. 3, Ush. Class Night 3, Ush. Bacca. 3, Ush. E. M. Music Fest. 3, Softball 2, Volleyball 2, Dramatics 1, Senior Play 4. in IRM L nerajll , N4 Sh9!quiet u ou kii r, then she's a bu dle of mi .' Dramatics 1, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Civics Club 1, Typing Award 4, Language Club 4, F. H. A. 3, G. A. A. 4, Driver Training 4, Guidance 1, Office Experience 4, Honor Roll. BARRY W. LYONS Dinky General It's surprising what a small man can do. Band 1, 2, 3, Letter 2, 3, Winter Sports 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, Football 4, Orchestra 1, Aeronautics 4, Health 4, Guidance, 1, Quebec Trip 2, 'Band M. Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Band Trips 1, 2, 3. .ff , W HELVA J. MANS Jean Commercial fi Personality busting out all over. F. H. A. 1, 2, 45 Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Typing Awards 3, 45 Short- hand Awards 45 Lever Staff 45 Homemaking Award 25 Honor Roll5 Teepee Talk Staff 3, 45 OHice Ex- perience 45 Softball Team 25 Trans- ferred from Connecticut. ROQQMF. MCGOWAN ' cody General a fr en lygneart that has nty of fr if . f , f isip . ootb QQ 3 3, 4 J v 35 eg! , ,X et 9 . - iiirabficfff G utics 42 onor o 5 ' 1. aSk etter rack 3 .Mfr I A . Mel. HLIN 5 ' u 'A General' , , ' y I: 'em a leave x 'elif' ' ' or Rio 5 Footba , 35 Orches-,-iQ4is1,,i.,.ge t a 1, 5 Band 1 2, 35 Qfl, 5 eronautics . 5 Guidance 15 i' H 45 E. M. Music Festival 1, 2, and Trips 1, 2, 3. ..-.....3... -.:.,.-V .5-.,.,,5f,.,.sm if . . ,. EE'3E..:.. .... A , 4--, .7- i5:'Q:E!5':-J? iff- Epi L'f2'i?f',x' 5' mf' ,.. . iff... . is . . i 'K W' A.. QA? ii .H -13.5. SH f s'...e,3. -in .. 1 LL .. if . .i K a . - ' ffl cf H 4 .asa PAUL E. Mc CHNIE Pa Vocational Now y re supposed to laugh, stupid Stud ouncil , Debating Club 15 Pa ol Squad , Shop 2, 3, 4. . V I 0 viii ' f LUC LL MIL ER K l Voc tio I My ough s are m owng a penny cannot buy them. Honor Roll5 Ca ia 15 amatics 15 Office 1,5 om Nor- ridgewo RICHARD A. NADEAU D ' ll e J Q hi 'fNever 'diet' - y when ,do we eat'?,' Civics Club ce 5 am. Club ram Chairm 1, De- ba' 5 Lang. 2, 3 , Pres. Soph. Recep. Comm. ' J Comm. 35 Fri-wall n e Comm. 2, 3, 45 Sock op Co . 35 Cho 45 K. V. Chorus 45 r 45 H Rollg Band Bottle 25 e . 15 Senior Play 45 Q ec r1p 2. ALICE M. NEDDEAU Pudie Commercial .HA live wire never get tepped on. C'vi lub 15 Dance Co i ee , S ft l 25 Volleyball 2 J . Rx ie . omm. 35 Librarian , 5 yp- 1 wards 35 Sh tha A ard . 3 eep Talk e 45 . A she 5. 1 h 35 she c urea U d tio 3 a ain .- b 5 L. . A XX x X 15 X r . H Qi MM .ZW 4 Night 45 F.H. Trip 25 Fest Chorus ' in e Commercial WIN R D A. ' a ollectedf' 5 . B C u r'15 cho 15 Orches- ' 15-'C s 1, , 3, 45 Office 1, a teri 5 ect Chorus 1, 45 C s vics Club 15 Usher U a s g t sher Gr 3 Bac la reate 35 Social it ee 15 Debating 15 Award 35 Honor Roll. MAXINE A. PERKINS Stooge,' General Merry as the day is long. Usher Graduation 35 Librarian 2, 3, 45 Softball 25 Volleyball 25 Lever 45 Teepee Talk 45 F. H. A. 45 Civics Club 15 Usher Baccalaureate 35 Glee Club 1. MARIE E. PETERSON' ffpetef' Bac 4 X VI EM af 'V' ati ' ff et ' led!! ' re o wPortland5 4 Chorus 1, 25 .Tr r B et , 5 S tb ,2 A.A.4. P I cHAz94!4! U 1, , I6 C'Dick General Li ' on i lar a blonde ha-i his d ' ran fe d Hough Francis Col- eg H' h S 0015 Vars. Foot- bal , 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 45 J. V. Bas etball 2, Letter 25 Vars. Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Letter 45 Table Crew 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 J. V. Basket- ball Co-Captain 25 Varsity Basket- ball Co-Captain 45 E. M. Festival 25 Senior Play 4. TER f . erl' L f'Mais, H Roll5 Training v AGNES M. POOLE gielb gggge The N is n -secret ',. succes but ork. r -, ' f 0 . Can Coun V-ligfqce 15 ivics Club - DiaZi4Staff A LQ 6 m -'C1u 1' ang S op m Board Wm ports Winter Carn. D nce Co mittee 4' ' er 2 1: . ' . 3, o H o . ,Q fG.A. . 45 ebec i Zglfglfior 'Roll5 ph. ESC ' Lev 7 , t S o Que Cand te5 J. V. - ke l 2, 3,1 Vars Basket 4, L ter 4' r Classgght c 1 I6 -- , LC 23123 Qy4j.i3V5,Q5'rii ' ' .CQ WWW WO, U N, wp - F L ' -I W-JOYGOE E.,?UlNN LN CIA S IS 3 Haste makes waste, so I never hasten. Chorus 1, F. H. A. 2, 3' Librarian 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Usher Baccalaureate, Graduation 3, Cafeteria 4, F. Dance 4. lf -di LAR Y D. QUINN Lurnpy College His Station Q-U-I-E-T. Dramatics Club 1, Honor Roll, Band 1, 2, Quebec Trip 2, Lan- guage Club 2. IA! IR I ON behind the Trip 4 Senior Play Roll Band 1, tra 1, K. V. 2, 3, Soph. Recep. Comm. 2, ootball Rallies 2, 3, Gym Ex. 3, E. M. Music Fest,f,1, 2, 3, Diary Staff 1, Echo Staff'1. GLENDA LOU RQOW L Clarab The atom is small, to Chorus 1, F. H. . . KATHL EN S. SARGEN mu o b alwa Diar aff ole at l ss to n e f my o ies. 1, i ' lub 1, Guid- anc 1' Lang 2, 3, 4, C 2 3 4 in 'Band 4' Caf eria k o Committ e onor Usher , rus 4 c , ' ,, 4, all Da ge C ' ee F H t L 4, , 1 3: May s ival 2, 3, . . sic Fest. 3, ,Lever 4, ' ter Sports 4. GLENDON S. SMIT Smitty 1 College Why 3, li e girl a lot when ot of girls a little? Track Basketball 3, Play 1, One- Speaking 1, Sen- 3, 4, Language Treas. 3, 4, Honor Roll, Night, Table Crew 4, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Recep. Comm. 3, Sock Hop Comm. 2, 3, 4, Quebec Trip 2, Debating Club 1, Lever 4. Jufafipgfovll-'L - Judy I lo e ate, t in b .' Cho ' H. . , , Librarian 2, , , afeteri 4, F. . A. D ce 4. 17 1 wifi at fa x K n it .1 ll ww My 935 by CV J L . L L' OM T ,. WUQLG 'M MW 60' W , GJ , Pkpo. SYLVAIN rv Petit Paul General A gentleman makes no noise. Honor Roll, Health 3, Guidance lg' Aeronautics. M-1 I B My S or ' General WAT? u or, Ut to bluff, that is ues o . MQ , 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, 3, 4. 6X0 G UJ G ALD .T IBEAULT m-h r ed, sparkling to win you before ' s Club 15 . 3 Language of mf M ,EW My MURIEL J. T IIMUSS 'KA Wink is a jwisef' RACY Commercial glad as a nod to the fTransferred from Norridgewockg ,Office lg Dramatics lg Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Shorthand Awards 3, 4g G. A. A. 4. TREGIINA ' .1 f . , . I 4 Q M323 lub 2, 3,,4' Ju r Pr rn Comm. 3g Soph. Rec . mm. 3 Lever 3, 45 t nf Senior Pla , Stage . 45 Que- . S 'We e a ' bec Trip ' uida g Sock Hop A 'Q Comm. 25 Football ance Commit- - tee 2, 33 Senior Ball Committee 4. X RICHARD B. TOZIER 'Diba General I love work-I could sit and look. at it all day. Winter Sports 4g Aeronautics 4g- Health 45 Guidance 1. . MARCIA V. VITAL E Q Marcia rc1 al It is mee t e a ral en you re natu 'Q y 5 Civics Clu . .3 il ar-dis 4 te p v 4 Drlver Trainin Guidi ub 1' Or chestr .F ' v if f it f 1 , v . ..f . 4 J, i 7 sf' fff' l V V , M' ff' REBA D. WAGNER Re General 'fBut were it to my fancy given 'to rate her charms, I'd call them heaven. Librarian 3, 4, Pin 4, Honor Roll, Chorus 3, Pin 3, W. M. Music Fest. 2, 3, 4, E. M. Music Fest. 2, 3, 4, May Club Concerts 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, K. V. Chorus 3, 4, Select Chorus 3, 4, Select Octette 4, Chorus Li- brarian 3, Chorus Treasurer 4. Jfli H.. W . w M Blyjw-Li ' I 71 mme 'E 'al 4 1 Ulf' ' ginMy t. mi, dy n 1 ic ' 1 cho Diar WV. K7 4' Ci ' bl' ssef-f' ' es of gf A 1 S 12, ,Ia :i h 021' 2 '1 I' tra un, H, . 4, or ll, 0' er, s. J 'filb ub 1, ch rus in, Typing Awards 4, Guidance 1, Shorthand ' wards 4, Debating 1. DALE R. WEBB Cobb College hm at ush is not it . - , d Clu , Oper. Club, Gym Exhib., Cr 3 4 Country, One-Act Play 1' ns. from Calais Mem., L tt , , Chor '.3,t!4, Pin , all ' 'farsity et er 2 3 4, Honor enio la an- guaie as 1. 3, Int am. , ' oph. D nw i t 3,D 1 nd2, 4,13 a rip , al ,34'E 9 7 DEN . EB . . , ., . , . usicFesiv bc: 4' , , Spi . ' ollege '- all evil a 31S Q, 4 oss Coun One l Bandl 2 3 Letter 4 'J, rus 1 3 Letter 2 Varsity 3 G 4 Letter 4 0 5 y n Ex Lang C Jr Prom usic F s 1 2 ' c th 9. 1 . r A ' . 5 - ' ' 2.31 I Z 'Ho Rol gr and 2, ' Intra- l -r ' . , , . ub ' up, qu Q , .3- ' ef. , , A , 3 All 11 rch. 3, Football allies 2, , , V.F.W. Essay Con test 4, Salutatorian. ., 0,0 U fytgji ,vga ,.a..s,......, ..,,.,..a,.. 5 ' NEIL R. WENTWORTH Neil College ' Live with the wolves and you too 4 will learn to howl. Band 1, 2, 4, Chorus 4, Orch. 1, if X 2' it . Band Trips 1, 2, 3, 4, May Fest. 3, t ,'1',2,,?,,,,, Soph. Reception Comm. 3, Quebec ' ifii Trip 2, Civics Club 1, Guidance 1, .1 Poi' Aeronautics 3, Health 4, Driver Training 4. Y 'is WARDELL J. WHITTEMORE Dell General Tall, dark and mischievous? Aeronautics 4, Guidance, Health 4. JUDITH A. WISE Judy College True to her work, her word and her friends. Trans. from Norr., Class Treas. 2, Chorus 2, 3, Teepee Talk 3, 4, Ush- er May Fest. 2, 3, Concerts 2, 3, Intram. Sports 2, 3, Civics Club 1, Assem. 1, Dram. 1, Student Coun- cil 3, Soph. Recep. Comm. 3, Usher Class Night 3, Jr. Prom Comm. 3, Lever Staff 4, Office 1, Class Sec. Ball Comm. 4, Sock Hop 2, Honor ' Roll. ' Wi, Wi G l cheer 0 hingtfeice o QP goo 1 ein , I 0 ' 1 Ho Roll Usher C P Y Nigga UV Gr duati , Usheqy cc u e 3, ' , a ten 1, fer- re om N ' gew k 3 ,U . MW J A . r ' b Mg WS NWS 4, Senior Play 4, Commencement f ff Gefeiai 9114 f u7 flit Wi ,fe M wwf 5 W 7 fimfizgdfli K V J ZW ELIZABETH J. WRIGHT Betty-Jo Vocational Fun and I? -- we're sisters. F. H. A. 43 Chorus lg Civics lg Cafe- teria 45 Honor Roll. 20 f'N fi , Nf- X 4. lf , ,ja S x i'9yf.-115 RICHARD P. SHIELDS Dick Vocational I say, let well enough alone. Aeronautics 4. ROBERT W E ' Bob G neral I can dance e 'Waltz of The Flowers' any day. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4g Or- chestra 3, 4g Chorus 1, 4g Table Crew 4g Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Play Stage Crew 39 Jazz Band 45 Intramurals 2, 4. NCQAX gf . it KMSW, X I F9 N Z ' 17' 9 X 1- .lf Q X 1 at X Q SENIOR CLASS EDITORIAL . . . This capable aggregation of earnest pursuers of learning, namely the class of 1955, disem- barked at S. H. S.'s worthy portals under the most favorable circumstances. After getting over the first thrill of actually being a part of the hustle and bustle of the high school we settled down to electing our class oflicers. We chose Aristide Bouchard as president, John Hanson vice-president, Patricia Quinn secretary, and Judy Wise treasurer. Rep- resenting us on the student council were Robert Bushey and Joanne Franck. Mr. Thomas was elected our class advisor. The Juniors tendered us a wonderful Sopho- more reception and made us feel welcome and an actual part of the school. We took part in many school activities, being well represented in all school sports and dramatics. Our cheering section included Virginia Gilman and Mary Laney. Many of our classmates went out for the band and chorus. Yes-this had been a great year for us as Sophomoresl We returned our Junior year feel- ing very much at home. As upperclassmen we knew the ropes and it was our turn to welcome the underclassmen. Elections were held and the results were-all male!-Francis Laldratta president, Aristide Bou- chard vice-president, John Hanson secretary, and Robert Bushey treasurer. Representatives to the student council were Judy Wise, Joanne Franck, and Francis La- Pratta. Our class advisor was Miss Reardon. We had fun welcoming a Hne group of Soph- omores at a reception held at the high school gymnasium. This year many of our boys really shone on the gridiron, in basketball, and in winter sports. Our girls racked up numerous points on the basketball team. We were well represented in all the social activities of the school. Three more of our class- mates made varsity cheerleading: Beverly Blais- dell, Charlene Dostie, and Priscilla LeBlanc. Chosen for Girls State were Eldena Fowke, Virginia Gilman, and Glenda-Lou Rowell. For Boys State, Aristide Bouchard. The biggest event of the Junior year is always the Junior Prom and ours was no exception. With stars twinkling overhead and the stage set for a roof garden scene we danced to the dreamy melodies of Oscar Brown and his Night Hawks. Judy Wise and Aristide Bouchard were chosen as Queen and King over the Prom. Their attend- ants were Eldena Fowke and Francis Laliratta. September ,54 found us back at S. H. S. with a new feeling of triumph at having reached the peak. Class officers were: Aristide Bouchard, president, Guy Bolduc, vice-president, Judy Wise, secretary, and Eldena Fowke, treasurer. Robert Bushey, Jolm Hanson, and Everette La- Porte were representatives to the Student Council. Mr. Gordon was chosen our class advisor. This was our big year in football. Two of our greatest players, Francis LaFratta and Guy Bol- duc were chosen as co-captains of the team. Virginia Gilman was elected head cheerleader and Eldena Fowke, head majorette. Reigning as Football King and Queen at the annual football dance were Charlene Dostie and lirancis Lalzratta. The school Teepee Talk was published reg- ularly during the year with Dawn Caouette and Patricia Kelley as co-editors. Eldena Fowke was chosen by popular vote of the senior girls as the D. A. R. candidate. Our LEVER Board was chosen with Dawn Caouette and Eldena Fowke as co-editors, with many others of the class serving on the Board. Thanks to all performers, the Senior play, Annie Get Your Gun , was a big success. - JUDY WISE, Senior Class Editor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . . First Row: E. Fowke, A. Bouchard, G. Bolduc, J. Wise. Second Row: Mr. Gordon, J. Hanson, F. LaFratta, R. Bushey, E. LaPorte. 21 CLASS POLL . SHYNESS . . . R. Bailey, R. Bosworth BEST DANCERS . . . M. Boothby, F. LaFratta Most Co-Operative . . . C. Salisbury, D. Laney BEST ATHLETES . . . V. Pinkham, A. Bouchard BEST DRESSED . . . R. Greene, G. Thibeault 2.2 CLASS POLL . O BEST PERSONALITY . . . J. Manson, J. Hanson Did Most For Class . . . D. Caouette, R. Nadeau BEST SINGERS . . . C. Dostie, R. Bushey N X Class HEARTBREAKERS . . . S. Jones, G. Bolduc MOST POPULAR . . . J. Wise, A. Bouchard 23 CLASS POLL . Favorite Smiles . . . B. McLaughlin, P. Sylvain Most Likely to Succeed . K. Sargent, R. Appleby i Seen Most in Office . . . P. Kelley, R. Dube CLASS CLOWNS . . . G. Gilman, R. LaPointe Best Actress and Actor . . . C. Dostie, G. Smith 24 CLASS POLL . WITTIEST . . . J. Brown, D. Webb v MOST MODEST . . . R. Wagner, R. Bailey CLASS FLIRTS . . . A. Neddeau, D. McLaughlin BEST PHYSIQUE . . . B. Blaisdell, R. Plourde 25 ATISTICS ST OR SEN VJ V 26 6 U1 C Name Favorite Expression Pastime Theme Song Ambition Elizabeth Ames Stupid pickle Driving around Dreamer's Holiday Home Ee, Teacher Reid Appleby Let's eat Whistling Stout Hearted Men See the world Rita Bailey Gee Whiz Sleeping It's No Sin Air Force Rodney Bailey Tenshun! Radio I've Been Thinking Electronic technician Raymond Barnes All ready Sleeping Dragnet Mechanic TheresaB auford Oh! brother Movies 1VI610d.Y of Lo e Secretary Bruce Bedard Huh? Rollerskating Sh-Boom Air Force Mary A.Belliveaz1 Why? Gabbing with Miller Hold Me In Your Arms Secretary James Bizier Quite! Algebra The Happy Wanderer Billionaire Beverly Blaisdell Be glad when Norm gets home Writing letters I Need You Now Mrs. Smith Guy Bolduc Suffering Dub Jacking Answer Me, My Love Sailor Marilyn Boothby Be-Have! WTVL dances Let Me Go, Lover Get married Ronald Bosworth Gad Durn! Movies Give Me Five Minutes More Air Force Aristide Bouchard Son of a gun Ginger Stranger in Paradise Pilot Janice Brown I guess prob'ly Rollerskating Bell Bottom Blues Marry Abbey Grant Louise Brown How come? Johnny Cheer Up! Get married Robert Bushey Donlt sweat it! Working Wanted Make a million Jeannie Campbell Oh, pickles With Johnnie Wanted Laboratory technician Dawn Caouette Pickles Bowling Stardust To be or not to be Donald Castle All that sort of stuff Carolyn I Spoke Too Soon Air Force Roger Conant Wheeeee! Talking Back in the Saddle Again Break sound barrier in car Gordon Corson Wanna bet? Sleeping Hang Out the Front Door Key College Arthur Crowell Who's knitten Doing what comes naturally This Old House Break light barrier Elaine Cyr Ease off Bowling Earth Angel Nurse Richard Dickinson Guess so! Tinkering with cars l'm in the Jailhouse Now Farming Charlene Dostie Care for a spot of tea? Flirting I Don't Hurt Anymore Go to Canada Robert Dube Lordy! Girls Show Me The Way To Go Home Make a million selling pencil Eldon Dunlop Come on! Reading Dreamer's Holiday Electrical engineer Alice Emery Don't ask me! Arguing Count Your Blessings Be a teacher Avis Emery Don't ask me! Getting Alice mad Sisters Game warden Richard Foster Do tell Sleeping Anchors Away Navy Eldena Fowke More fun! Driving the tractor Tenderly Nurse Joanne Franck Huh! Playing cribbage Dreamers Be a lady cop Virginia Gilman There ya' go With Butch Sincerely Secretary Joel Graffman Eh! Algebra test String o Pearls Engineer Roberta Greene Oh! goodness Driving around in a Ford Ruby Telephone operator John Hanson Touche pie Flirting Tchaikovsky Engineer CarolynjHenderson Pip! Pip! Dancing at Waterville Teach Me Tonight Secretary Howard Holden I'll bet ya! Working at Fogerty's In The Jailhouse Now Own a Cadillac Lorraine Holt Big deal Courting Bill Billy Boy Get married Marlene Holt You nut! Writing to Amos This Old House Housewife Donald Jackson Oh, gosh Playing basketball Happy Wanderer Die and tool maker Joyce James Chip! Chip! With Everette Teach Me Tonight Telephone operator Sandra Jone Oh dear! Dancing Shanty in Old Shanty Town Laboratory technician David Kelley Touche Women Back In The Sadlde Plane designer Patricia Kelley Stupid Working Secret Love To be or not to be Fran is LaFratta Solon, here I come Poolroom Honey You'd Better Not Do That To be a man Dean Laney Good golly Movies and reading Serenade Store clerk Joan Laney You know what I mean Being with Bucky That's All I Want From You Beautician e u STICS ATI ST NIOR SE 9 UI Name Favorite Expression Pastime Theme Song Ambition Arthur LaPointe ls that right Bowling Let Me Go, Lover Manager of A 8: P George LaPointe Son of a gun With Ruthie Shake, Rattle and Roll Air Force Richard LaPointe Hello, s-s-s-Sidney! Working on the car Young at Heart Be a father to ten! Everette LaPorte Shet up! With Joyce Back In The Saddle Beat Dillard Priscilla LeBlanc I Chip! Chip! Popping corn Hearts Made of Stone Waves Irma Lockard Right!!! Going to Waterville Heavenly Feeling Telephone operator Barry Lyons I didnit do it Diane Hearts of Stone Mechanic Jean Manson May I help you? Dancing Let Me Go, Lover Secretary Ronald McGowan There ya' go! Sports This Ole House Air Force Paul McKechnie I donlt know Cars Ten Bottles of Beer on the Wall Mechanic David McLaughlin One more for the road Boston I'm In The Jailhouse Now To be a bartender Beverly McLaulin That's right Movies September Song Telephone operator Lucille Miller Thank God I gave it to you Writing letters Waltzing Alone in the Moonlight Housewife Richard Nadeau Who, me??? Making money Money, Money, Money To be a millionaire Alice Neddeau Ah love ya! WTVL dances Bewitched, Bothered 8: Bewild. Artist Joan Neil Oh, well Movies Melody of Love School teacher Winnifred Parker Oh, shoot! T. V. Can't Find the Keyhole, Tonight To go West Maxine Perkins Gee Movies Sincerely Nurse Marie Peterson Oh my gosh! Crocheting Loveli st Night of the Year Secretary Violet Pinkham Oh, shoot! Basketball Memories Marines Richard Plourde Eh, misere! Virgie Always Late To be a lieut. in the Guards Theresa Poirier Oh, no! Movies Let Me Go, Lover Office girl Agnes Pooler Suffering succotash! Riding in a green Buick Magic Tango Nurse Joyce Quinn Oh, dear! Flirting in Period V Ko Ko Mo Cook Larry Quinn Think Studying Been Working on the Railroad Engineer Austin Quirion H---, no! T. V. Skokian Pharmacist Glenda-LouRowel1! Let's get going Playing piano California, Here I Come To teach fifth grade Clara Salisbury We're all individuals Dancing Let Me Go, Lover To own a dress shop Kathleen Sargent Jiminy crickets! Watching T. V. Count Your Blessings Nurse Dick Shields Well, I'll be darn Hot rods Sunday Driving Air Force Glendon Smith Oh, darling! Women It's No Sin Go to Paris Judith Spofford I dunno Movies Sincerely To loaf Paul Sylvain No kidding Blushing Let Me Go, Lover Air F01-ee Cyr Thibeault Straighten out! Norridgewock David Crockett Explore Africa Gerald Thibeault That's for sure??? T. V. Hey, There To manage Endicott-Johnson Richard Tozier Let's have a party Boston Let Mother Nature have her way To have an ambition Muriel Tracy Yikes! ! ! ! !! Getting home half hour late Sunday Driving X-Ray technician Regina Tuttle Why, shore Writing to Bob Bell Bottom Blues Housewife Laurette Veilleux Oh, dear Herman I'm Gonna Love That Man Housewife Marcia Vitalone IX-Nay Sleeping Lulla-bye Go to Alaska Reba Wagner How, to have 'em Writing to Roland Whether Thou Goest Career girl Lillian Wakem Oh, heavens Willie Dreamer's Holiday To go West Dale Webb Touche Camping Back In The Saddle Again Forester Dennis Webb Smarten Getting taller Stein Song Engineer Neil Wentworth How about that Hunting Sincerely Engineer Robert White I don't gut one Hauling bleachers Waltz Of The Flowers Truck driver Ward'l Whittemore Away digger Sleeping Earth Angel Engineer Judith Wise Not too simple Planning parties If I Give My Heart To You Nurse Maralyn Witham What a drip Writing to Linwood Free Home Demonstration Get married Betty Wright Drop dead Bowling That's All I Want From You Teacher 27 THE SENIOR CLASS S. H.. S. ROYALTY . , ., JUNIOR PROM . . . First Row: King, A. Bou- chard: Queen, J. Wise. Second Row: F. LaFratta, Mr. Gallagher, E. Fowke. KING and QUEEN of WINTER CARNIVAL Left to Right: P. Finley, R. LaPointe, R. Dube, King Guy Bolduc, Queen Sandra Jones, M. Laney, D. Hilton, J. Wise. KING and QUEEN of FOOTBALL, 1955 Left to Right: G. Bolduc, A. Bouchard, King F LaFratta, Queen C. Dostie, E. Fowke, B. Blaisdell DOG PATCH ROYALTY First Row: D. Hall, H. Ketchum QKingJ Second Row: J. Brown, R. Greene CQueenJ 29 , . 5-.- Q if 4 J 'J A , 71 ' T5 5 fy 'PT - J X w :AS XJ , p ' fm: V , 4,4 -rx , - Q fI it-, ff J 1 4 L if - 'Q A -f-4 f' 1 'V 'QM J Q-J ,Eff ff X: -f LJ ,Q if ,5 me v-X A Q Q' 21 J Q ., , 'Y F W9 ' F4 9 L1 go THE JUNIOR CLASS .lunior Class Editorial . . We, the class of '56, having our summer jobs, many friends and various activities, resumed our studies at S. H. S. as upperclassmen. Our first major achievement was the election of class ofhcers. As our president we chose Maurice Sirois, our vice-president, Diane Hilton, secretary, Theoline Leo, and treasurer, Christine Scott. Gail Halliday, Lawrence Adams, and James Easier were selected to represent our class on the student council. Miss Norma Collins accepted the role of our class advisor. Football season saw many Junior boys parti- cipating in our foremost sport. At the annual football banquet Leon Worthley and Maurice Sirois were named co-captains for the ensuing year. From our class, Gail Halliday and Emma lane' O'Neal joined the varsity cheerleading squad, Esther Goodness returning as a veteran. Theoline Leo became head cheerleader of the I. V.'s while Ruth Carpenter and Diane Wing became initial members. Being substitute majorettes last year, Patricia Barnes and Shirley Roux advanced to regular positions. Altering the traditional stunt night of Sopho- more Reception this year the program provided a skit contest to determine a king and queen of their class. Both boys and girls gave their usual support to the basketball teams. To add variety to our .lunior year we adopted a new custom, that of Junior Prize Speaking. Placing first in the dramatic division was Gail Halliday and second was Mary Thompson. Em- ma O'Neal won first honors for the humorous selections with Dorothea Johnson taking second place. Richard Hall received honorable mention. The musical organization and various school clubs were aided by many worthy participants from our junior class. As this year draws to its close, we, under the leadership of Miss Collins, have eagerly begun preparations for the annual Junior Prom. Through the understanding and companion- ship of our principal, the teachers, our news friends the Sophomores together with the Sen- iors, we feel that we have attained the neces- sary knowledge and experience to fulfill our duties as Seniors next year. A 'V ,,t. This year has brought us to the liinal step toward our common goal - graduation. As this and the previous years have been successful, we are sure that our next will prove even more so to us, the class of '56. DIANE HILTON GAIL HALLIDAY junior Class Editors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . . First Row: C. Scott, D. Hilton, M. Sirois, T. Leo. Second Row: Miss Collins, G. Halliday, J. Easier, L. Adams. 31 w w 4 .I o nu CC O E O I n. O w m I I- 32 Sophomore Class Editorial . . . When we, the Sophomores, came to Skowhe- gan High, we began a year of new adventure. At first almost all of us were a little bewildered about finding our way around, but we soon over- came it with the help of the upperclassmen. The year began with the choosing of new cheerleaders and majorettes. About fifteen Soph- omore girls went out for cheering and from those fifteen, lane Chasse and Margaret Laney were chosen. Three majorettes were also chosen from the Sophomore class: Donna Wallace and Deane Quirion with Mabel Dickinson as substitute. A number of the Sophomores are members of the chorus, band, and orchestra. Many boys from the Sophomore class eagerly participated in sports. Eight of them made the layvee football team and did Very well for them- selves. When basketball season arrived, live boys were picked for the layvee team, while Bircharcl Towle and Donald Young played varsity. The girls were also interested in sports. Sev- eral of them are on the girls, Iayvee basketball team. Elections for the class oflicers were held in November. The results were as follows: Presi- dent, Birchard Towleg vice-president, Myra Clay- ton, secretary, Donald Young, treasurer, Jane Cates, student council, Margaret Laney and jane Chasse. We chose Mr. Harris for our class advisor. On November 12, the Juniors honored us with the traditional Sophomore Reception. lt was different this year from previous receptions. Candidates for king and queen were selected from each of the four Sophomore classrooms. At the reception each room put on a short skit. The winners were jane Cates from Miss Bishop's room and Fred Godin from Mr. Nadeau's room. The dance was very successful and we all had a wonderful time. l think all the Sophomores will agree that ,54 and ,55 have held many well-remembered ac- tivities. Even though we had to work much harder, we will be rewarded in the end and come out on top as graduates of '57, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ...First Row: M. Clayton, B. Towle, J. Cates. Second Row: J. Chasse, M. Laney. 33 UAD SQ LL OTBA FO S. H. S. 1954 UTIBALL... The opening of the 1954 season didn't look too promising with the loss of fifteen lettermen and just nine veterans on hand. James Easler, end, Dick Hall, tackle, and Frannie LaFratta, fullback, were the only three of eleven starters on the offensive team of 1953 and were back for further duty. This left eight vacant positions to be filled. The other six lettermen were: Guy Bolduc, Ronnie McGowan, both guards, Dick LaPointe, end, Don Castle, Dick Plourde, both halfbacks, and Aristide Bouchard, quarterback. These boys had help from those boys that are the unsung heroes, many of whom received let' ters this year. The boys had a very successful season with only two losses and seven wins. September 10, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 18 . . . Madison 0 Exhibition game with Madison. The game was played on the Bulldog's home Held in a drizzle that lasted during the whole game. Nci- ther team at the third period had scored until an Indian broke away and ran the Held to a touchdown. From then on Skowhegan con- tinued to score with two more touchdowns to win the game. September 18, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 7 . . .Waterville 19 Waterville versus Skowhegan on the Indians, home ground. This was the first loss of the sea- son for the Indians. It was a 19-7 victory for the Panthers. September 24, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 0 . . . Brewer 20 Another tough game. The Indians threatened. goals four times but didn't quite make it. Brewer Raiders succeeded three touchdowns and extra points. October 2, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 33 . . . Gardiner 13 Skowhegan, after two previous losses, buckled down to win the unbeaten Gardiner 33-13, thus breaking the so-called Ujinxi' on the Indians. October 9, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 12 . . . Old Town 7 Skowhegan made a brave come-back by win- ning over the Old Town Indians 12-7 which evened the Indians' score with two wins and two losses. October 15, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 24 . . . Winslow 13 The previously undefeated Winslow Raiders bowed to the Skowhegan Indians 24-13, thus toppling the Raiders from top of the class FF ratings. October 23, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 39 . . . Lawrence 20 This time it was the Bulldogs of Lawrence that gave the Indians their fifth straight victory but not without a iight. Nine touchdowns were scored between the two teams. October 29, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 26 . . . John Bapst 6 Skowhegan started the game with two T. Dfs in the First two minutes of the game with the John Bapst Crusaders. The game was fought despite the mud and rain. This win gave the Indians undisputed lead in the KVC. November 11, 1954 . . . Skowhegan 28 . . . Madison 6 The traditional Armistice Day game was play- ed on the Bulldog's home held with a show of very good sportsmanship for the rivals. This was not an easy win for the Indians for the Bull- dogs fought for every inch they lost. 35 Football Candids Boys' Basketball . Skowhegan I-ligh School Basketball off to good start with previous Madison coach Phil Harris. 5F 55 PF December 3 . . . Skowhegan played Crosby High at Belfast. VVe were forced to bow 61-47. December 7 . . . Slcowhegan topped Cony 54-46. At last! December 10 . . . Iohn Bapst proved to be the more powerful in this game, 53-32. December 14 . . . Solid X'Vaterville club stuns Skowhegan 68-27. December 17 . . . Brewer showed power whenever necessary to defeat Skowhegan 64-49. January 7 . . . Skowhegan dropped a 48-30 decision to Madi- SOD . January 14 . . . A fire-up Gardiner team took the game 50-45. January 18 . . . Lady Luck proved to be with Lawrence 50-44. January 21 . . . Crosby High toppled Skowhegan 60-47. January 26 . . . Combining opportunity and good luck Madi- son came out on top 73-33. January 29 . . . Taking advantage of the situation Cony won, 5432- February 1 . . . High-rated Waterville rolled over Skowhe- F-Tim 75'49' February 4 . . . Skowhegan ousted by Gardiner 77-50. February 11 . . . ' Brewer cheeks Skowhegan 63-43. February 12 . . . The Fairfield Bulldogs again upset the Indians 49-46- February 15 . . . Richmond riddled the Indians 36-43. 37 rde, Quirion, rd, Plou ha ebb, Bouc LaPorte, W . First Row: BALL ET BASK YS' VARSITY BO ng, Coach Harris. OU Easier, Towle Y Sirois, is, M. F0 ebb, D. Si ond Row: W CC Pointe. S La Basketball Action J. V. Baslcethall . . . J. V. BASKETBALL . . . First Row: Dugas, LaPointe, Thibeault, Young, D. Sirois, M. Sirois, Quirlon Back: Coach Harris. Bert Dumais' V.'s didn't have a spectacular season, but they are coming along fine. Never underestimate the Vfs because they are next yearls varsity. They won some tough ones, and that's a good sign. These boys may be the ones to have a winning team in the very near future. The membersof theI.V. team are: McGowan, R. Laney, R. Chase, M. Sirois, I. Lanctot, B. Towle, D. Sirois, H. Halliday, W. Randall, S. Leakos, L. Burrill, K. Gerald, Castle, P. Fox, D. Hall, D. Young, R. Dugas, D. Avery, A. Dunbar, and L. Smith. 40 The scores of the games were: Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan Skowhegan John Bapst Cony Waterville Brewer Madison Gardiner Lawrence Crosby Madison Cony Waterville Gardiner Brewer Lawrence Winter Sports . . . V i WINTER SPORTS . . . First Row: Boyle, Demo, Bolduc, LaFratta, Currier, Franck, Mr. Thomas. Second Row: Casey, Goodness, Worthley, Tracy, Dube, Adams, Lyons, Chase, LaPointe, Tozier, Davis. VVith the coming of snow and cold weather, VVinter Sports are foremost in the minds of many of our schoolmates. They held meetings and conducted many practices. They elected Guy Bolduc and Francis LaFratta as captains. George Davis was manager, and his assistant was Ronald Franck. Members were: Seniors, C. Bol- duc, F. Laizratta, R. LaPointe, R. Dube, and B. Lyons, Juniors, B. Tripp, M. Demo, R. Coodness, D. Boyle, L. Adams, R. Hall, C. Tracy, L. Wortliley, L. Chase, and Wm. Currier, Sopho- mores, M. McLaughlin, and A. Casey, Iunior High, L. Smith and B. Noonan. Skowhegan won all three meets, at Monson, at Bingham, and at home. At the Skowhegan Winter Carnival, the girls and Junior boys also participated. We made a clean sweep, winning in all three classes. Cuy Bolduc was high in- dividual scorer at Monson and Bingham, and ran a close second at the Skowhegan meet. After the meet, a dance was held at which Guy Bol- duc was king, and reigning beside him was Sandra Iones, chosen queen by popular vote from twelve other candidates. Mr. Thomas, VV inter Sports coach, was very pleased with the completely successful season, and so were wel 41 Track . . . , QJF,f , .. - -K' . . . . ,..,, TRACK . . . Left to Right: Coach Speed, N. Smith, F. LaFratta, J. Dunlop, C. Thibodeau. The track schedule for the 1954 season in- cluded one indoor meet and five outdoor meets. They were the following: Bowdoin Interscholastic . Bowdoin Winslow Meet .... VVinslow Bangor Meet . . Bangor Bates Relays . . Bates K. V. Meet .... . Bowdoin State of Maine Meet . . . Colby We could term the results attained satisfac- tory, although the Skowhegan Track Team won no outstanding titles. The Hrst meet was held at Bowdoin. The Pte- lay Team consisted of Dale VVehh, Norman 42. Smith, Charles Thibodeau, and Francis LaFrat- ta. Skowhegan was edged out of the VVinslow meet by one-third of a point. Letter winners For the 1953 season were Ron- ald Bedard, Aristide Bouchard, Francis LaFratta, lohn Lanctot, Everette LaPorte, Clendon Smith, Arthur Nelson, and Roger Conant, manager. Veterans returning for the 1955 season were Aristide Bouchard, Francis LaFratta, Iohn Lanc- tot, Everette LaPorte, Clendon Smith, and Dale VVebh. With six lettermen returning, the ln- dians are predicted to have a successful season. - KATHLEEN SARGENT, Activities Editor Baseball . Although there were many postponements, Skowhegan had a fairly active season last year. The boys won three and lost Five. 56 DF X- Skowhegan 8 . . . Waterville 6 Skowhegan took their opener at Waterville with Cyr Thibeault on the mound. Skowhegan 5 . . . Madison 2 Second one in a row for the Indians. The season started very well. Wayne Jewell pitched a beautiful game. Skowhegan 0 . . . Gardiner 2 The boys lost this one. Cyr Thibeault pitched and got out of several tight spots that could have been much more disasterous. Skowhegan 9 . . . Waterville 4 We dropped them a second time. Wayne Jewell had complete control of the mound. Skowhegan 2 . . . Madison 16 The boys had an off day, but they are still in the league. Wayne Jewell pitched again today. Skowhegan 2 . . . Lawrence 11 Boys lost their second in a row. Thibeault pitched. Skowhegan 8 . . . Winslow 9 A real thriller. They only lost by one run. Today Don Towle pitched this one. Skowhegan 5 . . . Gardiner 12 Boys lost the last one of the season, Jewell pitching. 43 Girls' Varsity Basketball GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . First Row: Pinkham. Second Row: Holt, Dostie, Pooler, Fowke, James. Third Row: Miss Bishop, Fitzsimmons, Therrien, Franck, Jacques, Laney. Skowhegan 41 Oakland 59 Skowhegan 22 Lawrence 34 Skowhegan 36 Lawrence 39 Skowhegan 42 Madison 53 Skowhegan 23 Oakland 16 Skowhegan 54 Madison 42 The girls' varsity basketball squad was coached the Hrst half of the year by Miss Theresa King. The Indians started playing basketball with only five veterans. But as the season and spirit of basketball got underway the girls progressed with every game. Mrs. Helen Bishop was the 44 instructor for the second half of the season. Cap- tain and also high scorer with IIS points was Violet Pinkhani. loyce James followed with 48. Close by was Angela Franck with 47 points. Basketball Banquet . . . To add the Finishing touches to a basketball season, the girls had a well deserved banquet. Speeches were given by Coach Bishop and Cap- tain Pinkham. Letters were awarded. The Sen- iors receiving bars and letters were: Violet Pink- ham, Joyce James, Agnes Pooler, Eldena Powke, Marlene Holt, Joan Laney, and Charlene Dostie. Girls' J. V. Basketball . . . GIRLS' J. V. BASKETBALL . . . First Row: Sue Wright. Second Row: Carolyn Spooner, Ethel Ran- dall. Third Row: Judith Graffman, Linda Meader, Sharon Gallagher, Donna Kelley, Rita Violette. Skowhegan 9 Williams 43 Skowhegan 15 Lawrence 33 Skowhegan 16 Lawrence 25 Skowhegan 23 Oakland 16 Skowhegan 22 Madison 21 The V. Basketball Team had the same luck as the Varsity. But eventually, they too, fought to a hard finish and took two wins and three losses. High scorers for the Vfs was 'loan Laney with twenty points. Margaret Laney and Rita Violet were close behind with nineteen and eighteen points respectively. This year the girls were again able to enjoy membership in the G. A. A. At the first meet- ing they chose their officers. They were as fol- lows: President . . Judy Wise Vice-President . Violet Pinkham Secretary-Treasurer Angela Franck Advisor . . . Miss King Around the first of December Mr. and Mrs. Watsoii played Santa by donating the use of their farmhouse to the girls for a clubhouse. The girls worked hard to Hx it up. In order to raise money they baked cakes, pies, cookies, etc., and held a food sale at the Three G's. Mrs. Simpson was in charge of the sale. The girls were not too busy to wrap and send out gift packages at Christmas. I-lowever, it was not all work and no play for them. During Christmas vacation a hay ride was enjoyed by all the members. The wagon was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Corson. Special thanks are due Miss King for the out- standing work she did with this club. 45 I 77Zaa6a BAND ORCHESTRA MAJORETTES . . . Left to Right: D. Wallace, M. Dickinson, M. Boothby, Head: E. Fowke, S. Roux, P. Barnes, D. Quirion. S. H. S. CHORUS 48 BAND... Under the guidance of our new band director, John McNamara, the band has been very suc- cessful. Extensive marching practice resulted in some outstanding performances during the foot- ball season. As soon as the football season ended, the band started working on their concert program. The first concert was held at Bingham on March 17, and met with great success. On April 6, a concert was held at the Skow- hegan Municipal Auditorium. The band performed at the Eastern Maine Music Festival which was held at Belfast. Mr. McNamara should be commended on the excellent work he has done with the band. , - KATHLEEN SARGENT, Activities Editor CHORUS . . . Under the supervision of a new director, Miss Christina Cefalo, the chorus has done much towards the promotion of interest in the music department. We feel that we may point to the S. H. S. chorus with pride for the work they have done this year. On March I7 the chorus had their first con- cert in Bingham. On April 29 a semi-formal dance was spon- sored by the chorus in the gym. All proceeds went toward the chorus robes. In order to secure money for the tickets a food sale was held in the gym. On April 6, the chorus performed at the Muni- cipal building. The girls wore evening gowns, and the boys dinner jackets. The chorus sang at the Eastern Maine Music Festival in May. Miss Cefalo deserves much credit in the work she has done with this group. - KATHLEEN SARGENT, Activities Editor ORCHESTRA . . . The first orchestra rehearsal was called by Mr. McNamara a few weeks after school opened. With spirits high began the plucking of strings and rolling of drums. We accepted an invitation to play at the an- nual Christmas meeting of the P.T.A. at North Elementary School. John Akeley, Deane Clark, and Glenda Lou Rowell represented the orchestra at K. V. with concerts at Madison, Waterville, and Cardiner. With the New Year underway and spring around the corner, the orchestra started plan- ning for the annual spring concert, which was April 6. The selections were Mexicana, Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, Entrance and the March of the Peers, and Echoes from the Grand Opera. As has been the custom for the past few years, a few members from each organization are se- lected to play in the All-State Music Festival for four days. This year the host city was South Portland. Those selected were Martha Bernard, Clenda Lou Rowell, and Mary Thompson. The All-State Orchestra was composed of 85 members with Dr. Paul White of Eastman as the guest conductor. The orchestra will play one night at grad- uation this year. We, the members of the orchestra, wish to thank Mr. McNamara for all he has done in helping us make this year a success. - GLENDA Lou ROWELL ALL STAR CHORUS... First Row: J. Neil, V. Gilman, C. Dostie, E. Cyr, A. Belliveau. Second Row: M. Perkins, B. Smith, R. Rowe, C. Vigue. Third Row: R. Knowlen, D. Corson. 49 KENNEBEC VALLEY BAND . . . First Row: Chenoweth, Bernard. Second Row: Thompson, Davis, Cyr 'bl +1 K. V. CHORUS MEMBERS . . . First Row: Miss Cefalo. Second Row: A. Belliveau, R. Wagner. Third Row: D. Corson, R. Dunlop, W. Fenderson, R. Ncideau. SO ALL STATE BAND MEMBERS . . . Left to Right! D. Clark, M. Easler, G. L. Rowell, F. Hjort, J. Akeley STUDENT COUNCIL . . . First Row: Halliday, Bouchard, Hanson, LaPorte. Second Row: Mr. Gor don, Chasse, Towle, Sirois, Easier, Laney. SI LEVER BOARD STAFF . . . First Row: Bernard, Hilton, Wise, Fowke. Caouette, Sargent, Kelley, Cyr, Franck. Second Row: Bolduc, Huff, Steward, Jacques, Fitzsimmons, Mr. Noonan, Belliveau, Akeley, Thibeault, Nadeau, Perkins, Laney, James, Gilman, Johnson, LaFratta. Absent when photo was taken: Dostie, Smith, Emery. l l G.A.A. BOARD . . . First Row: C. Spooner, A. Pooler, E. Fowke, J. Wise, M. Brown, G. Halliday, E. Henry, S. Croteau, J. Porter. Second Row: M. Clayton, C. Ames, A. Franck, S. Jones, B. Ames, D. Johnson, E. Cyr, V. Gilman. Third Row: J. Provost, J. James, B. Blaisdell, M. Boothby, J. Tuttle, C. Lacasse, A. Emery, C. Dostie, M. Vitalone. S2 LANGUAGE CLUB . . . First Row: Pooler, Franck, Nadeau, Sargent, Halliday, Johnson, Croteau. Second Row: Mrs. Quirion, Stanton, Lockhard, Fitzsimmons, Jones, O'NeaI, Quirion, Davis, Jacques, Steward, Porter, Chenoweth, Scott, Corson. Language Club . . . The Language Club held its first meeting in September. The election of new officers was the major business. They were as follows: President . . . Richard Nadeau Vice-President . . lean Campbell Secretary . . Angela Franck Treasurer . Kathleen Sargent Advisor .... Mrs. Quirion The Language Club held its annual football dance on November 19. Crowned as King and Queen were Francis Lalzratta and Charlene Dostie. The first and second runners-up were Aristide Bouchard and Eldena Fowke, Guy Bol- duc and Beverly Blaisdell. Posters were put up in Room 5, the money for which came out of the Language Club treasury. Senior Bowl Game . . . On a very wet and muddy Wednesday after- noon on the 27th of October the annual Senior Bowl Came was held. Despite the bad weather and a Hooded football field, there was a good turnout. After a mad scramble of mud and men, the underclassmen emerged victorious. That evening the Miss Skowhegann contest was held, the defeated team being the contestants. The evening started successfully, and a large crowd attended the gay affair. Fourteen lovely ladies were escorted to the stage by young lads to enter the battle for the '54 crown. Having been introduced, they proceeded to exhibit their hilarious talents. The parents of the beauties were judges. Their choice was Richard Plourde. Miss Norma Lee Collins crowned the girl and Miss Skow- hegan of 1953 Cl-lerb Libbyl solemnly kissed the new queen. A dance followed and music was furnished by the juke box. Coach Speed was the master of ceremonies. 53 ' ' Y -9,7 1- - f' . ' - 1 1 I 44 .ff 1' ' x f f 1 1 f I V, .' x' ' J , ,. 1 wr, 1, I '.' 7 . 1 , 7 X , , f kv., 'Al l . , ' iii 19 LIBRARIANS . . . J. Quinn, A. Nadeau. Secono now. J. ..,.-.,, , C Downin Third Row' Nlr Robinson, G. Rowell, J. Neil, S. Gallagher, C. Spooner, E. Corbett, . g. . . H. Turcotte, M. Perkins. ,f J nes Fowke Franck, Halliday, t Mr Skillings Back, Left to Right: o , , OFFICE GIRLS . . . Fronl . . ' ' F rtin. Caouette, Wise, Hilton, o 54 i I i 1 CAFETERIA GIRLS . . . First Row: E. Fowke, B. Blaisdell, A. Emery, B. Fitzsimmons, J. James, J. Laney. Second Row: D. Hilton, J. Spofford, L. Baker, K. Sargent, B. Wright. Third Row: A. Emery, L. Vigue, J. Wise, N. Wright, J. Quinn, L. Holt. TABLE CREW . . . First Row: Bizier, McGowan, LaPorte, White, Conant, Castle, McGowan. Second Row: Lanctot, Bailey, Quirion, LaPointe, Plourde, White, Dunlop. 55 First Row: Lucille Holt, Betty Wright, Alice Emery, Norma Wright, Janice Brown, Miss Collins. Second Row: Leona Perkins, Marlene Holt, Emma Corbett, Shirley Crocker, Patricia Perkins, Rosalie Rowe, Darlene Ames, Patricia Barnes, Elizabeth Ames, Louise Brown, Clara Salisbury. F.H.A .... We are very proud of the way our F. H. A. Chapter has risen to such an active organization during the last year. We have had many special meetings includ- ing installation of oFHcers and initiation of the new members. VVe sent Christmas hoxes over-- seas, sponsored a Dog Patch dance, sold cup cakes several times at school, and established 11 twenty-dollar scholarship which will he given to some deserving girl in F. H. A. to be used for higher education in Home Economics. VVC hope that these special activities will be made a traditional act. To conclude our yearis work, on April go wc all went to Augusta to the State F. li. A. Con- vention. Miss Collins deserves much praise for the extra work she did for our group and for the way she has kept us working for higher goals. Officers: President . . Alice Emery Vice-President Norma VV ri ght 56 Secretary Elizabeth Wright Treasurer Roberta Creene Reporter . Ianice Brown Historian . . Lucille Holt Parlementarian . . Lucille Holt Chaplain . Joanne Franck Advisor . . . Miss Collins Mrs. Williams Mrs. Nightingale . Mr. Dostie Chapter Mother . Chapter Father Student Council . . . The Student Council sponsored the Winter Carnival dance which was held on March 5. Chosen as King and Queen were Cuy Bolduc and Sandra jones. Attendants were Robert Dube and Margaret Laney, Richard LaPointe and Diane Hilton, Peter Finley and ludy Wise. The ofiicers elected for the year of 1954-55 are as follows: President . Aristide Bouchard Vice-President John Hanson Secretary . Cail Halliday Treasurer Everette LaPorte TEEPEE TALK STAFF . . . First Row: Perkins, Laney, Henderson, Kelley, Caouette, Gilman, Nadeau, Dostie. Second Row: Jacques, James, LeBlanc, Leo, Dickinson, Fitzsimmons, Wise, Cyr, Miss Friend. Teepee Talk . . . The Teepee Talk has been published about four times this year. ln it was included S. H. S. Personals, Skowhegan and Norridgewock news, sports, birthdays, ideal Seniors, luniors, and Sophomores, Cupid on the Bench and Platter Chatter. The Teepee Talk has been exchanged with many other schools. Dawn Caouette Patricia Kelley Judy Wise Sandra Jones Beverly Eitzsimmons Diane Hilton Dorothea 'lohnson Co-Editors . . . Gossip . . Norridgevvock Gossip . Social News Alumni . Sports . Fashions . Norridgewoc Birthdays . Activities . Personals . Art . . Selling . Fashions Carol Jacques Ethel Randall Elaine Cyr Carolyn Henderson Theoline Leo Diane Wing Cail Halliday Elaine Henry Charlene Dostie Marie Peterson Trudy Dickinson Alice Neddeau Barbara Eames 'loyce James Maxine Perkins Donna Kelley Ann Poulin 57 SENIOR PLAY CAST . . . Left to Right: G. LaPointe, E. LaPor'te, A. Crowell, C. Dostie as Annie, C. Henderson, P. LeBlanc, J. Graffman, G. Smith, D. Webb, D. Kelley, J. Wise, D. Caouette, R. Nadeau, A. Bouchard. Senior Play . . . The Senior class play, Annie Get Your Gunn, was presented at the Municipal Auditorium on March 31 before a full house. It was directed by Mrs. Helen Bishop of the high school faculty. The parts were as follows: Annie, Charlene Dostie, Frank, Aristide Bouchard, Dolly, Dawn Caouetteg Charlie, Roger Ccxnantg Buffalo Bill, Glendon Smith, Pawnee Bill, Joel Graffmang Sitting Bull, Everette LaPorte, Wilson, Prichard Nadeaug Tommy, David Kelley, Winnie, Judy VViseg Mac, Dale Webb, Little Jake, Arthur Crowell, Minnie, Priscilla LeBlanc, Jesse, Caro- lyn Henderson, Mrs. Adams, Pat Kelley, Mrs. Porter, Virginia Gilman. Assistants were: Props manager, Annette Belli- veaug make-up, Kathleen Sargent and Glenda- Lou Rowell, stage manager, Gerald Thibeaultg prompter, Joan Neil. The story is about Annie, shy and awkward, who comes to Wilsonis hotel to sell quail to the 58 proprietor. Wilson talks Annie into a shooting match with Frank Butler, sharp shooter for Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Annie defeats Frank and in the process falls in love with him. There was only one showing of the play, but it was a huge success. Junior Prom . . . The class of 55 held their annual Junior Prom on the night of May 1 in the gym. The ceiling was decorated with stars suspended from dark blue crepe paper. In one corner of the gym was a windmill scene, and along the wall were grey birches. On the opposite side was a lawn scene, including a pool. Aristide Bouchard and Judy Wise were crown- ed King and Queen. Runners-up were Francis LaPratta and Eldena Fowke. The Prom was made complete with Oscar Brown and his Night Hawks furnishing the music. p - A .f 1 W . A f ' -fwfr ' farm Vu-i K .1 1 Y 1 N 3 0 ? Q I L Z! Q N 1 ui' ,n . , .p A1 , A ...M ' . H- Wmum .mrfM,-5 Q ' . 1.4 ' 11Q'fL1 f ' ' . . . CLASS of 1954 Ames, Stanley H. - Canaan, Maine. Baker, Leah A.-Cook for Skowhegan High School. Beaulieu, Thomas J.-Air Force. Beaulieu, Willard D.-Norrwock Shoe, Skow- hegan, Maine. Bedard, Ronald I.-Air Force. Belliveau, Anna E.-Married, Skowhegan, Me. Rilodeau, Raymond G.-Air Force, South Caro- lina. Bishop, Mary E.-Commercial School, Skowhe- gan, Maine. Brown, Robert L.-Norridgewock, Mainef Burrill, Frederick R.-Air Force, Texas. Burton, William C.--Navy. Bureau, Richard N.-Air Force. Casher, Theodore P.-New York. Charrier, Ronald E.-Air Force. Clement, Velma D.-Married. Cook, Gerald D.-Air Force. Cox, Ruth B.-Depositors Trust, Skowhegan Maine. ! Dansereau, Rochelle J.-Skowhegan, Maine. Dore, Bruce W.--Commercial School, Skowhe- gan, Maine. Dostie, joan G-Norrwock Shoe Shop, Skow- hegan, Maine. Dunlap, Iimmy H.-U. of M., Orono, Maine. ! Flynn, Marilyn M. - Norrwock Shoe Shop Skowhegan, Maine. Franck, Carolyn A.-Farmington Teacheris Coll. Franck, B. Jeanne-Skowhegan, Maine. Gagnon, Virginia M.-Norrwock Shoe Shop, Skowhegan, Maine. Gallant, Shirley M. - Norrwock Shoe Shop Skowhegan, Maine. 7 Gilbert, William J.-Skowhegan, Maine. Gilman, Gwendolyn M.-Married. hegan, Maine. Goodness, joan A.-Norrwock Shoe Shop, Nor- ridgewock, Maine. Goodrich, Ronald K.-Air Force. Gordon, Merle H., Ir. - Navy. Grant, Leigh 1.-Air Force, Sampson Air Force Base. Greenlaw, Marilyn I.-Married. Greenleaf, Geraldine F. Hanson, Robert L.-Navy, Illinois. Hartford, David E.-Smithfield, Maine. Hodgdon, Shirley A.-Skowhegan, Maine. Huard, Leon A.-Air Force, Rome, New York. Huff, Clifton K.-Navy, Maryland. Huff, Joyce M.-Secretary, Boston, Mass. Irwin, Richard D.-Norrwock Shoe Shop, Skow- hegan, Maine. jacques, Leon I.-Army. Jewell, Wayne H.-Canaan. johnson, Shirley M. A.-Secretary, Boston, Mass. Kilcollins, Virginia L.-Norrwock Shoe Shop, Skowhegan, Maine. Kincaid, Lawrence R.-U. of M., Orono, Maine. Knowles, Harvard V.--Tufts, Boston, Mass. Lagasse, Pauline A.-Norrwock Shoe, Skowhe- gan, Maine. Leakos, Katherine F. - Commercial School, Skowhegan, Maine. p Libby, Herbert S.-Norridgewock, Maine. Lyons, Thomas R.-Employed by his father, Skowhegan, Maine. Mathieu, Theodore H.-Navy. Maxwell, Clarence N.-Farming, Norridgewock, Maine. I McNeill, Robert K.-Air Force. Miller, Mary H.-Norrwock Shoe Shop, Skow- hegan, Maine. Morse, Sally ll.-Portland, Maine. Giroux, Diane M.-Norrwock Shoe Shop, Skow- Murray, Mary H.-At home. 63 Nelson, Arthur M.-Canaan. Page, Eugene F.-Navy. Parlin, Richard K.-Mercer, Maine. Patten, Phyllis A.-Married. Pelletier, Jeanine L.-Telephone office, Skow- hegan, Maine. Pelletier, Ronald J.-Air Force, Udine, Italy. Perkins, Diane M.-Married, Skowhegan, Me. Perkins, Clen E.-Canaan, Maine. Plourde, James T.-Skowhegan, Maine. Pomerleau, Patricia A.-Shoe Shop. Quinn, Shirley M.-Skowhegan, Maine. Randall, Norman E.-Springfield College. Rioux, John C.-Army. Ross, Allen A.-Farmington Teacher's College. Sabine, Louis W.-Texas. Savage, Gerald E.-Air Force, Spokane, Wash. Scott, Linda B.-Telephone office, Skowhegan. Sidelinger, Mary A.-Commercial School, Skow- hegan, Maine. Sirois, Anita P.-At home. Smith, Norman P.-Air Force, Wyoming. Smith, Phyllis L.-Married, Madison. Stanhope, Lorraine - Commercial School Skowhegan, Maine. V 7 Classified Ads of S. H. S .... Vllanted: Camp Somerset and a horse named Penny-Judy Wise., , To Let: Our back seats in the study halls -- The Senior Class. ' For Rent: Round trip ticket to Washington -- The Senior Class. Wanted: An alarm clock - Ronnie Bosworth. Free: Used gum - Wastebaskets. VVanted: An answer book - The U. S. History Class. 64 Stevens, Robert A.-Navy, Rhode Island. Steward, Sandra A.-U. of M., Orono, Maine. Stickney, Cail V.-Norridgewock, Maine. Stoodley, Martha J.-Skowhegan, Maine. Strout, Shirley M.-Married. Taylor, Cynthia J.-Norrwock Shoe Shop, Skow- hegan, Maine. Thebarge, Mary M. - Norrwock Shoe Shop, Norridgewock, Maine. Thibodeau, Charles A.-U. of M., Orono, Me. Towle, Donald B.-Air Force. Tozier, Charlotte A. - Norrwock Shoe Shop, Skowhegan, Maine. Turcotte, Harold J.-Skow Moccasin Factory, Skowhegan, Maine. Turner, James H.-Bowdoin, Brunswick, Me. Tuscan, Joyce L.-Married. Waye, Donald P.-Navy. Webster, David C.-Connecticut State Teach- er's College. Weston, Charlie A.-Bowdoin, Brunswick, Me. Wheeler, Ceraldine N.-Married. Worthley, June L.-Married. VVyman, Norma M.-Skowhegan, Maine. Lost: An interest in Waterville - Found: an interest in Winslow - Puddy Neddeau. VVanted For School Bus: Heater or basketball team - Cheerleaders. VVanted: A calendar with only weekends - In- quire Muriel Tracy. For S. H. S.: Desired - New Shop. Vlfanted by Two Senior Girls - Clock with no hands. Pound: Six girls, basketballs in vicinity of cen- tral Maine. Our Greatest Blessing . . . I wonder why I have never noticed how love- ly the town is at night. It is just a small mill town built along the banks of the river. Its lights reflect in the waters rushing to the dam where in a chilling mist they disappear with a roar, only to reappear frothing and tumbling over one another. Suddenly they seem to speak to me. Count your blessings and be glad for them. Watch me and know how the Indians traveled unheard and unseen to the first settle- ment. Touch my Waters and know the grave of many. The lights of the town blink sleepily in the reHection and say softly, We're here because of those settlers who were willing to suffer and be killed to protect their beliefs. We're here be- cause they worked until their hands were raw and sore. The moon rose slowly over the town silhouet- ting the hills in the distance and adding its beauty to the reflection. The kindly old moon seemed to be challeng- ing me tonight. What is your greatest blessing? Our freedom of religion? Our type of govern- ment? Thoughtfully I sat there until I found an an- swer. Our greatest blessing is America and her people. These have all been blended into one precious shining amalgam, the American way of life. Our pulsating cities are shouting Free- dom , the serene countryside echoing Peace',. I-low many times have the first settlers trod these hills in search of game and fished these swiftly moving waters that flow between the hills? I-low many hardships have been endured by those early settlers who, because of their be- liefs, their wants, and their needs came to America to build a new life. Today history repeats itself. Immigrants come still, their wants the same, still rejoicing that now they may speak as they like, earn a living of their own choice and worship as they believe. They will have diihculties in earning a place in America, for our way of life is strange, but it is theirs for the learning. How fortunate I am that I was born a citizen in this country. I may never know the tribula- tions those first settlers withstood to make Ameri- ca as I know it today, but certainly I can appre- ciate it and be grateful to them. With each new development of this country there has been heartache and suffering. But a glorious victory of man, or man over nature has followed. My town is typical of every town, city, and hamlet in the United States, unpretentious, humble, and stolid. It has been bought at a great price, the blood of democracyis heroes whose sons can be called away again from the forge or the saw, the counter or the ofhce, to again take up the musket and tool of liberty for my town or to procure it for some other less fortunate people. The town speaks to me, America, a sprakling diamond in a world of darkness and despair, standing for enduring love and hope. Surely this is our greatest blessing. Winter . . . A dramatic trumpet of earth and skies, With all its fury the winter arrives. Sweeping the earth of all her fall color, Making nature reveal the dark, duller Part of life, yet even mysterious. Thus revealed, nature can hut do her hest To prove that still our ancient earth is hlest. She beckons the wind that carries the snows, Bids him to work. She's wise, indeed. She knows That the earth must have a new winter coat. With tumultuous fury the wind works Filing the snow. Seems like some of it lurks In hack of buildings to jump out at you. Sparkling designs of frost, icicles, too, Are like glimmering, gleaming, clear crystal. The countryside exchanged its coat of grays On this, the most enchanting of all days. The earth is covered hy silvery white. l'm sure angels shook stars with all their might And covered the earth with shining stardust. - KATHLEEN SARGENT 65 Marilyn Monroe of S. H. S. . . Marlon Brando of S. H. S. . Legs - Eldena Fowke. Eyes - Jean Manson. Teeth - Elaine Cyr. Wink - Judy VVise. Hair - Muriel Tracy. Figure - Ginger Gilman. Voice - Lillian Wakem. Clothes - Prissy LeBlanc. Height -- Puddie,' Neddeau. Dimples - Theresa Beauford. Profile -- Bev McLaughlin. Way with boys - Sandra Jones. Acting ability - Chy Dostie. Class Favorites . . . Favorite magazine -- Life. Favorite colors - Orange and black. Favorite male singer - Nat Cole. Favorite female singer - Bose Clooney. Favorite actor - Marlon Brando. Favorite actress - Marilyn Monroe. Favorite dislike - School. Favorite food - Pizza plc. Favorite animals - Wolves!! Favorite studies -- Boyology and girlology. What Would Happen lf . Joyce Quinn couldn't cook, Clara Salisbury couldn't dance, Glendon Smith couldn't talk, Dale-Webb did study, Dennis Webb didn't study, Charlene Dostie couldn't sing, 66 Legs - Dick Plourde. Eyes - Jim Bizier. Teeth - Dave McLaughlin. Wink - Franny LaFratta. Hair - Bob Bushey. Build - Everette LaPorte. Voice - Dick Nadeau. Clothes - Jerry Thibeault. Height - Dale Webb. Dimples - Dennis Webb. Profile - John Hanson. Way with girls - Dick LaPointe, Acting ability - Smitty Smith. Richard Dickinson had black hair, George LaPointe wasn't cute, Lucy Miller didn't smile, Butch Bouchard wasnit athletic, You could tell Avis Emery from Alice Emery Jean Manson wasn't friendly, Ronald Bosworth was on time, Betty Wright and Janice Brown did agree, Dave McLaughlin wasn't a Hirt, Maralyn Witham wasn't kind to everyone, Louise Brown broke Johnnie's heart, Richard Nadeau couldnit argue, Fuzzy Holden couldn,t drive, Judy Wise didn't like purple, Pudie Neddeau didn't make eyes. Joel Grallman didn't always disagree, Elclena Fowke didn't have curly eyelashes, Guy Bolduc bowled over 60, Aggie Pooler didn't giggle in English, The Senior Class went to Wasl1ington??? 'gf- ., V-J .Z-Y'.A'!'J.7'.f.7'.!' J' .A'!'.l.7'.A7'.f.7' .!7'.l.7'.A'f' .A'fJ.7'.!f!'.A'!'.!.7'.f.7'.A'!'.A'!'.!.?.A'f.A'f'J.7 ..A f'f J' .4'!'.!2!'.!:f'.f.7'.A'!'J' .f.7'.!.7'.A'!'.A7'-I-Z3 J' i i FCRTV CALL Lyons Music Co. 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F, Compliments of Beanie's Diner -0. ,Q Compliments of Jones Ma rket t Compliments of Jacques an ar er Sh pp Tel. 7-2 44 ,om imen s 0 Town Talk Store OLDSMOBILE . . . the W0rld's Oldest Builder of America's Foremost Automobile 't Clouglm Motor Co. New England's Oldest Dealer J' J' J:f'J' .!.7'.f.7'.f.V'.!.V'.A7'.A'!'.A'!'.f.V'.A7'.!' .Aff .AV .f.7'..A'!'.A7'.A !'.!.V'.A7' .A7'.A7'.A'l'.l.V .!.V'.l' .l.7 .A7'.l.V .!.V .A7 .A7 N'9'AAAA , .A7'.!.7'.A7'.!7' .6'f' .A'f'.A'!'J.7'..l' J' if .!.7l.7J4'fZ!'.!' .f'.A'f' .l.7'.A'f!' J' N 4' Corigrotulotioris ond Best Wishes from Skowhegain Moccasins, lime. Medlweol Footwear Cot. 'k Poplar Street - Skowhegan I .1 ,Q ,of ,gf ,Q , 1 , X--,cy yo. .gf ,gy ,gy .Q. ,0. ,g. .9. ,of .Q PILLSBURY'S . . . A for FARM EQUIPMENT 9 'Tractors Compliments of Southside Grocery 9 Milkers 'Ballers W. T. Grant 0 Water Pumps Water St., Skowhegan -3 Complete Parts and Service A B C A liances and Floorin E3 ' PP 9 5 W. S. Pillsbury 81 Son Electrical and Flooring Contractors g Tel TR 2-5181 Poplar Street - Skowhegan Q Waterville Maine v 85 A A J' AAAA AAA AA AAAAAA AAAAA AAA AA AAA AAA S Q 5 Q S E S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S to 2 S X Q 5 Q E Q Q Q Q Q 3 Q J' ffffffffffffffffffff .A7J.7J.77' .Aff .f.7:A7'.A'!'.!7'.f.7'.!.7'.f.7J.7J.7'.A7'.A7'.A7' .f.77.7' J.7'J' .C!'J?ff.7J2f!.TfJJ'.A'f!.7'.A'f.A'fJ7'.A7J7J?'.A'fJ7f -47' ' ' ' ,.,f9z6w 'x' New we ... 55' 'ff' . f, f,, ' 'A 5 f I AW ,, meat, . 1. 1 4 .kllfkx Q t ' f it f I :M we X 5 i,Q V sg, 4 , J! K iff, .M ' fx :ff 2 Lair ' . 'un ' .f2f'.47' A'fJYZfJYJ7A'lZ'f4f'.I7Z'fA'fZ'l'J7A'f!?A'f'.Cf.!YZfJYJ7J7 A - .ff A A A A - Z8888? E. A. Hilton Co. Compliments of Ben Franlclin Store D. P. MILLER, D. O. Norridgewock, Maine Norrldgewock, Maine D1 ll NE 4-2291 g Iylluh , TEENS CHEER OUR u H Morton Motor Co. nnr- Young 6 .... ' Pontiac and Cadillac Dealers Fashmns Waterville Road Skowhegan Emmy- gfzaaare ea. f Q 2 Waterville - Maine JJ' CFOSS HBTJWBFC Co ' Plumbing - Hearing Q llmerrean Steam C ckev ' N g AM Laundry 81 Dry Ever hind in . . . H -S tgGods Cleaners '1 ' - Rugs and Carpets -B.d. . v S , Correctly Cleaned D' 1 7- 611 P 7-8823 Sk hga Sko hg ' ..,. 1. .114 ,a,. ,f,.,., --. HIGIIT Ghevrolet Co. Q SO Used Cars ae an if SUPER MARKET - also - 24-hour Wrecker Service Dial 7-3354 Skowheg Skowhegan - Maine v 9 all . 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V A chance fo enioy friendly com- panionship, meet new people, make new friends. This is your chance to do vital work . . . get a job with plenty of responsibility and oppor- tunity for advancement ...A be associated with a reliable Company that's known and respected everywhere - a Company you'll he proud to work for. Come in and talk to us. Get all the details. But do it now., so youill have a head start. The New :nouns TEIEIIIIIIIIE s. msenml Company J' J' .iff .flf'.!.V'.A'7'.A'!J.V'.A'!' .A7'.A7J.V' .!.7'.f' .47 .!:!'.f.7'.!.7'.f.7'.A7'.A'l'.A'!'.f.7J.7'.A'!'.f.V'.f.7' .!7'.f.7'.A'fJ:f'.!.V'.A7' J n W W M fl O S t W 8 7 .1 Z P m 0 C W I Q Q Q S Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q X X Q S Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q MAINE AN G- HE W KO S I A M ' ,nw 1 -. 1 J , W xx f 0 5 t n e l .V M P 1 H 0 C DEMO STUDIO Y H .m C e P S Y U 0 S Hn G r -T Y 0 P g .m IG M S e .1 1 p D u S 0 t 0 h J I S g lm h .E n I U F Y N a P 6 n Im M m 3 g e h W 0 k S 41 Water Street Dial 7-2329 Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q Q Q X Q Q Q Q .!.7J' .f:fSA'!'.A'!'.A7 ..A'fA'f'.!.7'.!.7'.A7' J' .A7J' .A7'.A7' .C -J' .!7J' SEMORS ATTEWON Q The Somerset Reporter New Low Rates Class Ph tos 3 do Photos Folde a Semr-weekly Newspaper 1 Glossy P t for Le e V . Published Tuesdays a d Thursdays Huff Studlo Prompt Se V ce o Quality D al 7-2162 Commercial Prrntmg 11.4 Water St. Skowhegan Me. ' 0f EVe1'Y D9SC1'iPt'0 J' .Cf .iff .f.V'.f' 1.7! .A'!'.f' J' .AV .A'fA'.l' J .f O . . 0 on . 0 ir I Z. in r , , Somerset Countys Only nd . rin v r 0 n 51900 ' r i n i O 1 n 9 ' 20 O IO C. M. Holt Company Skowhegan, Maine I I I I I I I I I I I I I I X 'I I I I I J.V'J.V'.A'f'JI'!'.A !'.f.7'J.7'.l.V'f ff J- J' .7.7'.!.V'.!.7'.A'!A'f'.A'!J.V'.A'!'.f.V'.!.7'.A!'.A'!' .l.?!.7'J.7 .!.7'.!.V'.A'f' .171 ff I Q Q Q Q Q I Q Q X Q Q 3 2 S I 3 Q S 3 X Q 'XY8x QkYXY8X XYXXxYBx8X'.A,x'.xYXX XYxXXY8X XY8xY Xx'8x. 3X'XY'xY8X8XXQ.XYXQ, 'N'x,'x'K,8X'8X XY'X-Y8x'8X,8x xY'XY'XYS BX' XXX LI 0 H n C M U F H m C f n e 1 1 1 .1 M m 0 C t 2 IK r 6 M S ,CG 6 M fzee doe Wm .44 S t mm MF 1 e 1 1 e f ,LI my M M um 0 -ml M M C n a . wb M h H 'W W m -K S S 0 M W W r Wm fm M m M 9 S w 3 S by 8 M 7 nm n 0 h . P . Seafleaz' ICE CREAM CORP ts 0 , 1 an ,0. 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Water Street - Skowhegflli Qc .o. ,Q. ,Q K Q fo Compliments of GRAFFMAN Appliances Philco TV Zenith TV Bendix Washers Dupont Paint Youngstown Kitchens Skowhegan, Maine S 2 g.2Ou 10 For Smart . . . High School Clothes Come Down to LEVlNE'S The Store for Men and B0ys ' Waterville, Maine 95 JY.!Z!7'.f7.4f'.ffZf.ff.ffJ7'J:f'JYJ..6'.ff.0f.Af.!?.f7KfAf.f7'l.ZfJ7'JYJ7KfJ7'Jl'l77JYJ7Zf.!X!7Zf.!7ff!7!YJYl7!7Z'ff? 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Compliments of SKOWHEGAN SAVINGS BANK A Checking Account at Deposltors Trust Company Means ' Safety ' Stablllty ' onvemence ' ccommodatlon Dnposfnrons 't - Wersi lfbmpwzny .!.7'.f:f'.A'!'.A'!'.!.7 .A7'.A7'.!:f'.!.V'.l.Y'.!.7'.f' .!.7'.!.7'.!.73A'Q'.4'l'.f.V'.A'f'.f.V'.f.7 .A'f'.f.7'.A'!' .Af.!7J!.4fJ7.fYJJ'J7.6f.4f'J-7.ff.4f.Af.!7.ffZfJ7.AfA'fJ7!?Z'f O Of DO O Of 'Ol YO O Cf 08.403 OK O O 0 O O 0 0 0' O O Y, tx X I , A r at A Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation .A'f!.7J.7f.A'!J7'.A7'.A'f!.7!.ZA'!'.!.7'.A'f!.V7?'.Af 'x .A'!'.!.7'.A'!'.A7'.A'! .A'! .A'!'.A7'.A7 .A'f' .f .kfZf.!7f7Kf.!7A'f.4fZ'f.AfI7JYJ7Z'fZf.l7Zf.CfJ7Zf.CfZ!'.Cf'f .A7'.A7'.f.7'.!.7'.!7 .!.V'.!I7'.fZI' .A7'.!.7' The SlCOWI'lCS6l'l House W. DIONNE, Proprietor Telephone 7-3333 U0 E. Stanley I Sampam 4 Drug Store Pontiac Sales and Service 6 Paris and Accessories The REXALL Store U- S- Tires General Repairing Sk0Wheg3Il, Maine 5' Main Street - Norridgewock Phone NE 4-3101 98 , .l.7'.!.7'.f.7'.f.7'..A7 .!' .f7'.!:f'J.7'.A'!'J' ' JV' .A7'.A77.7'.f.7' .A'f.A'f'.A'f.!.7J7'.!.7J.Z.A'f.A'f.df'!7'.A'f'.A'f.!.7J?'.A'ff .f.7'.A'f.A'!'.A'!J.7'..A'f'.l.7'.!.7'.A7' .A'!'.f' William Plillbrlclc Co General Insurance and Surety Bonds Help Keep Mai e G een LUMBER PULPVVOOD PARADISE SWEETS P. LEAKOS, Proprietor Where Quality ls Noi By Accident Delicious Ice Creams - College Ices - Sodas - Fancy Sundaes Ice Cream to take out . . . best-made Fairfield Creamery Gratifying Toasted Sandwiches Delicious Home-made Candies . . . made with best materials obtainable Whitman's, Lovell and Covel Candy Cupboards Our Leaders Fancy Packages for All Occasions and Home Uses . . . best lines Our Store ls oz Home Away from Home . . . 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Finley Agency INSURANCE For Your Every Need 1 College Avenue 0 37 Water Street Waterville - Maine Skowhegan . ,QQ , ,Qi -0. , lg. , :oc 1 ,0. -0. ,Qt .g. ,0. ,Qi ,0. -or-f,Q Miles F. Garpenter Go. All Kind sof... DAKIN'S 25 Madison Avenue Your Sports Herwlquozrtersn 9 6 New Everything in 9 Athletic Equipment Insurance and Real Estate Q Fishing Tackle ' Photo SUPPH We Finance Cars at a Low Rate 9 Camping Equipment Converse Footwear 'A' Cramer Chemicals Tennis - Golf DAKlN's of Interest 9 Bangor - Waterville England's Largest and Finest ?'.!.7'.A7'.A7' .A'l'.f.7'.A'!J.7 -A'f'.f.V?7'.A7'.f.7'.A'l'.A !'.A7J' .A7'.!.7'.l.V .A'!J.7 .!.7 .A f'.4'f' .A7'.!7' J7JJ'.!.7!.7A'fA7J7J7J7J7Z'fJ7J7Jlf'.f74fJ7'.f7A'!'.4!f Q Q 2 3 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q S Q Q, Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q X 3 Q Q Skowhegan Qptometrists Dr. Lessord Dr. Symoms Dr. Russcnkoff f, ? Compliuzents of Somerset Oil Company Distributors of TIMKEN OIL BURN ERS Dial 7-2661 Skowhegan iff' J 170 M .f.7'.A7'.!.7J.7'.!' 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