South Berwick High School - Pioneer Yearbook (South Berwick, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

THE PIONEER 1 9 6 2 SOUTH BERWICK HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH BERWICK, MAINE SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE Cecil Horr Walter E. Webster, Jr. Henry R. Sawyer To the Seniors of South Berwick High School: The road of life is a one- way street, and as you travel along this road, always be alert to do your best where duty calls; there can be no re- tracing. My best wishes to you, Hubert E. Redding Superintendent of Schools 4 FACULTY EARLE A. COOPER - is principal of South Berwick High School. - attended Farmington State Teachers College, University of Maine, and Syracuse University. - received B.S. from University of Maine. - formerly taught at Bangor, Brooks, and Bristol. TO THE STUDENTS OF SOUTH BERWICK HIGH SCHOOL - Due to the technilogical advances of our society, many changes are necessary for us to adjust to this way of life. Do not change for change alone but only after considerable thought and investigation. When the change will benefit you and your country, do not be afraid to change. Best wishes to you in your future years - re- member, be ready for change. MRS. AGNES G. ALLEN - teaches English. - attended Colby College and University of Maine. - received A.B. from Colby. - certified librarian. - formerly taught at Strong, Phillips, Wilton, Dixfield, and Unity-Freedom High Schools. - supervises Dramatics Club and is senior class advisor. CLARENCE G. COOMBS - teaches industrial arts. - attended Gorham State Teachers College and University of New Hampshire. - received B.S. in Industrial Arts from Gorham State Teachers College. - formerly taught at Belfast, Paris, Bridgton, and Berwick Academy. NATHANIEL C. COUSENS - teaches physical education and health. - attended Farmington State Teachers College and Springfield College. - received B.S. in Education at Farmington State Teachers College. - formerly taught at Freeport and Wiscasset High Schools. - coaches varsity basketball and assists in football coaching ROBERT G. CRESSEY - teaches mathematics. - attended University of Maine. - received B.S. from University of Maine. - formerly taught at Erskine Academy. - coaches football and baseball. WILLIAM E. CURRAN - teaches social studies. - attended Bowdoin College and University of Maine. - received A.B. from Bowdoin College. - formerly taught at Bristol Consolidated School and Bristol High School. - is assistant principal. - is Student Council advisor. ■ - MELVIN A. DAY - teaches freshman and sophomore English, economics, and junior business training. - attended Barrington College and University of Maine. - received A.B. from Barrington College. - formerly taught at Central School. MRS. DOROTHY N. GREEN - teaches Latin, French and English I. - attended Bates College, University of New Hampshire and New York University. - received A.B. from Bates College. - formerly taught at Newport, N. H., Park Ridge, N. J., and Wells. - is sophomore class advisor. MRS. JEANNE HERRING - teaches 8th grade, history and Algebra I. - attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute. - received B.S. from V.P.I. - formerly worked at College of Charleston, S. C., and Radford College, Va. - is in charge of cheerleaders. - is 8th grade class advisor. HAROLD E. KILBRETH JR. - teaches sciences. - attended University of Maine, Bowdoin College and Yale University. - received B.S. from University of Maine. - formerly taught at Buckfield and Canton High Schools. - supervises Science Club. - is junior class advisor. MISS MARION LA CASCE - teaches history, geography, math and physical education. - attended Colby College. - received A.B. in Education from Colby. - formerly taught at Fryeburg Academy. - coaches girls' basketball and softball. MISS CHRISTINE MERRILL - teaches home economics, 8th grade science and personal typing. - attended Farmington State Teacher’s College. - received B.S. from Farmington State Teacher's College. - coached 7th and 8th grade girls' basketball. - is freshman class advisor. RICHARD MOREAU - teaches 8th grade earth science and history. - attended Gorham State Teacher's College. - received B.S. in Education from Gorham. - coaches 8th grade boys' basketball. EUGENE H. PLOOF - teaches band, glee club, and instrumental. - received the degrees of B.M. and M. Mus. Ed. at New England Conservatory of Music. WILLIAM H. RODGERS - teaches shorthand, typing and office practice. - attended Nasson College. - received B.S. in Business Education from Nasson. - formerly taught at Berwick Academy. - is yearbook advisor. JOHN A. WALDEN - teaches freshman English, develops mental reading. - is guidance director. - attended Bates College, Farmington State Teacher's College, University of Maine and Boston University. - received B.S. from Farmington State Teacher's College, M.A. from Boston University. - formerly taught at Unity, Pittsfield, Lewiston and Albion. Mrs. Lightbown - secretary and librarian STAFF Mrs. Quint and Mrs. Goodwin - our culinary experts ■ LYNDA LEE ANDERSON CLASS OF 1962 Ambition - to be a beautician Lyn Full of life and lively fun, a friend and pal to everyone .... Lynda's favor- ite pastimes are horseback riding and dancing .... by the way, how many books did you read this year? Glee Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Softball 3,4. SALLY ANN CAMPBELL EUGENE STURAT CHAPLIN Ambition - to be an industrial arts teacher Chip The world was made to enjoy, so enjoy it .... likes sports and having a ball .... will never say 'T was took again in English class .... Mrs. A. will see to that I Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 2; Class Officer 3,4; Senior Class President; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Ambition - to be a secretary Sally When she's not talking, she's laughing .... Sally spends most of her time going to Somersworth .... wonder why? .... never a day passes without her saying, Guess who is coming home this weekend? Basketball 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Softball 1,4; F.H.A. 2. JANE ANN COFFIN Ambition - to be a secretary 'Jane Full of fun for everyone .... often seen with Ruth P....likes being on the go in her little hot-rod convertible .... hopes to do a lot of traveling .... have a good time, Jane! F.H.A. 1,2; Basketball Manager 4. DONNA LEE DESAUTEL Ambition - to graduate from high school Donna” When Ronnie comes marching home again, hurrah, hurrah, waitress at a local restaurant .... even does a little hairdressing on the side. F.H.A. 1.2. DANIEL ALVIN DUPUIS Ambition - to be a phys. ed. teacher Danny Going to be a great tramp champ someday .... especially likes sports .... swimming, skating, and even working .... does a great swivel hips .... and how! Football 3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Hockey 1,2; Glee Club 3; Student Council 2; Class Officer 2; Softball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Fall Olympics; Gym Club 2. KARYL ANNE EATON Ambition - to go into medical work Karyl Often seen arguing with a certain senior .... loves every minute of it .... Karyl’s interests vary from sports and automobiles (?) to dancing and parties .... would make a good nurse .... good luck! Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Co-Captain; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 3; Softball 1,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Outing Club 1,2; 8th Grade Basketball Manager. CARROLL UNWOOD ERICKSON JR. Ambition - to secure a good education Carroll Thinking makes the man .... Shorty? .... is known for his hard work and sportsmanship .... spends his free time fishing, golfing and playing spons_ best all-round .... valedictorian. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Band 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Golf 2; Latin Club 2. FRANCINE RUTH GAGNON Ambition - to be a secretary or beautician Fran Fran, Fran, hope you get that 'certain' man a one time vivacious cheerleader .... always primping .... neat dresser .... has a tendency towards the school on the hill” .... what happened to that last heart-throb, anyway? Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band Majorette 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Softball 1; Outing Club 1,2. PETER RODNEY GAGNON Ambition - to be a math or social studies teacher Pete I'm not arguing with you, I'm telling you” .... spends his time souping-up automobiles .... enjoys sports .... has a photographic mind .... especially in government .... often seen with Karyl E. Football 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Basketball 3. GERALD ALAN GOODWIN Ambition - to be a college graduate Jerry Oh, tell me, pretty maiden, are there any more like you at home? .... likes to go to Bath, Maine - wonder why .... but what about the girls back home, Romeo? .... great sportsman .... argumentative .... likes to disagree with Mr. C. in government .... good luck, Jerry, in all that you endeavor. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Ambition - to lead a healthful and ambitious life ’Tink Patience is a Virtue .... First girl to become engaged in the Senior Class .... true, blue .... favorite pastime is writing to a certain Coast Guard fellow .... conscientious worker______class sweetheart. Yearbook Staff 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Vice President; Softball 1,3,4. ANNETTE IRENE GAUDETTE HERMAN WALTER GOODWIN Ambition - to be rich Red Red realizes that money doesn’t grow on trees but he has a good start, at that .... rides around in his own limousine with genuine, leopard upholstery .... WOW .... works at Flynn’s Market to pay for it .... always has a smile for the weaker sex. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Captain; Basketball 4; Dramatics 1; Class Officer 1,2, Vice President 3, President; Student Council 4; Baseball 4. DIANE ELAINE HAMMOND Ambition - to be a nurse or phys. ed. teacher Diane Footprints on the sands of time .... spends her time eating - and how! .... likes hiking, dancing, and drinking cokes .... great individualist .... hopes to follow her sister in nursing .... would make a good one .... has done a great job guarding the class treasury. Basketball 3; Glee Club 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3, Treasurer; Softball 3; Outing Club 1,2. LINDA JANE JOHNSON Ambition - to become Mrs. Allen Ouellette Linda An all-round girl who radiates joy; her only weakness is a brown-eyed boy .... spends all her time writing to a certain Soldier .... a sentimentalist .... hopes to have a happy and contented home and family someday .... Miss Betty Crocker .... can boil spaghetti in cold water! Basketball 2,3, Co-Captain; Glee Club 1,3; Dramatics 1,2,4; Yearbook Staff 4, Co-Editor; Class Officer 4, Secretary; Softball 3,4. MATTHEW JOSEPH LEWIS Ambition - to be a college graduate Skip” When athletics is on the list, dependable Skip is in the midst .... likes sports, swimming, reading, watching football games, and artistic work .... guess that isn’t all either, is it Skip? .... one of our fine class leaders .... a rugged specimen .... great football player .... helped us to win State Title. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain; Basketball 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3; Class Officer 1,2; Science Club 3; Boys' State 3. PETER MICHAEL McCARN Ambition - to be a high school football coach Pete Athletic, witty, and full of fun; he's made a friend of everyone .... our football star .... an all-round sportsman .... spends his time swimming, dancing, hunting, and entertaining his girl .... will always be remembered as a great guy .... how could we ever forget those touchdowns! Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Boys’ State 3. THOMAS BRADBURY LORD Men of few words are the best men .... quiet .... sociable .... but a demon with cars, especially his souped-up Studebaker (with a Chevy engine) .... bound to be a success. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 4, Class Officer 3; Outing Club 1. Ambition - to become a mechanical engineer Tommy ROBERT CLIFTON McINTIRE Ambition - to become another Chef Boy-ar-dee Bob BANG, BOOM, BANG, BOOM, CRASH! ___________ You ain't heard nothin'yet, folks” .... there goes Bob beating his drum for the Mariners .... Mr. Com- mitteeman .... an able organizer .... willing to help everyone .... good luck in your cooking career. Glee Club 3,4; Band 3,4; Dramatics 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Business Manag- er; Science Club 1,2. ROBERT EDWARD D. MERRILL Ambition - to be a civil engineer Bob Take care of me; good men are rare .... happy-go-lucky, Bob .... spends some of his time hunting and swimming .... plays a real gone trumpet .... could be a genius .... our one and only real blond .... likes his wine, women, and song .... who doesn’t? .... has a tendency to be sincere. Football 4; Glee Club 3; Band 4; Outing Club 1,2, 3. DAROLD WESLEY MILLS Ambition - to be a draftsman in the service Darold I haven't the gift of gab, my friends - but stili water runs deep .... able supporter of the football team .... easy going .... favorite pastimes are water skiing, skating, and walking with Judy .... hope you find success in the service. Football 3,4; Student Council 4; Boys' State 3. RUTH ELAINE PARTRIDGE Ambition - to further education Ruth Variety is the spice of life .... sixth period 'sleepy' time gal .... can usually be found at the Restaurant with Donna D. and Jane C..argumenta- tive and mischievous .... had a part-time job at Flynn's .... but still manages to keep up the good marks. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3; Outing Club 1, 2. BARBARA JOAN PERKINS Ambition - to be a beautician Barb Ready to split her sides with laughter .... likes dates and dancing .... usually seen with Linda A...has jet black hair .... well, it was the last time we knew .... likes to laugh and enjoy life .... good luck. Barb, you deserve it. Glee Club 1,3; F.H.A. 1. 'V . Ji Jk■ JANET ELAINE PLAISTED Ambition - to be a teacher Jan Make new friends, keep the old; one is silver, the other is gold .... spends time dancing, listening to records, and working .... likes It's All In The Game .... has a lifelong friend, L.J..salutatorian .... a hard worker .... can usually be found at Re-Nu Cleaners .... wants to lead a happy life. Glee Club 1, 3; Dramatics 1, 2; Student Council 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Softball 3; Girls' State 3. NANCY ROBERTA POCH Ambition to become Jim’s wife Nancy1 V When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash .... Honor Essayist .... an Air Force admirer .... keeps busy by working at the Snack Bar to save for the future .... a loyal classmate .... Good luck on your trip to Alaska this summer. Glee Club 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Officer 4, Treasurer. BRUCE JAMES QUINT Ambition - to be a serviceman Bruce Roses are red, violets are blue; sugar is sweet and so are YOU .... quite witty .... quite flirtatious .... quite a guy! .... loves all sports .... a classmate we will always remember .... especially for his taxi-service to and from school. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer Nancy Poch, Secretary Linda Johnson, President Eugene Chaplin, Vice President Annette Gaudette. JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: J. Ronco, J. Curtis, G. Chagnon. R. Charbonneau, M. Hagar, M. Colgate, J. Cushing, B. Neville, J. Cox. SECOND ROW: R. Michaud, R. Collier, S. Emery, D. Horr, F. Goodwin, J. Lord, W. Nye, R. Buckley, M. Parent. THIRD ROW; S. Cunningham, R. Morse, M. Roberge, S. Pettibone, A. Hatch, W. Webster, D. Knight, W. Morong, R. Brown. SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: S. Bolio, H. Anderson, D. Sterling, M. Partridge, E. Blaisdell. P. Roderick, J. Rousseau, B. Blanchette, C, Wheeler, B. Proof, E. Dudley. S. Koulongis. SECOND ROW; R. Clough, W. Perry. L. Carignan, D. Moore, P. Williams, S. Michaud, A. Green, S. Harvey, E. England, N. Ladd, T. Cross, R. Eaton, S. Cunningham, M. Anderson, C. Cleary, A. Parent. C. Estabrooke. THIRD ROW: R. Tetu, J. Gagnon. R. Gallant, E. Ives. S. Vreeland, L. Horr, R. Hersom, D. Johnson, D. Hussey, S. Baker, D. Mayo, A. Bray, W. Story, R. Patry. Absent were; L. Goodwin and J. Ham. FRESHMAN CLASS ajB«£ 5 g £ A FIRST ROW: G. Bisson, D. MacDougall, N. Jalbert, R. Kimball, N. Boucher, A. Duclos, F. Ochs, R. Holmes, V . Lanouettc, R. Chick, S. Somers, G. Rogers, D. Stansfield, R. Stover, N. Croteau, C. Cote, and R. Eastman. SECOND ROW: J. Gagnon, S. Ebbson, C. Goodrich, J. Roberge, V. Smith, S. Golding, 1. Lavigne. L. Colakathis, P. Boyle. P. Cooper. I. Locke. E. Hahn, M. Anderson. D. Graves. P. Cleary. J. Kenney. D. Demers. THIRD ROW: C. Ham. S. LaPanne. A. Lundin. S. Coffin, L. Perkins. V. Joy, M. Gallant, F. Green. D. Doane, L. Krebs, S. Charpentier. C. Proof. B. Lewis, C. Ouellette, C. Coffin, C. Partridge, N. Mclntire, C. Lane, D. Doughty, S. Webster, V. Donovan. J. Renaud. FOURTH ROW: G. Beniot, K. Eastman, J. Roberge, J. Dagan, J. Beane, C. Proof, L. Kast. R. Jelley. S. Rogers, D. Croteau. E. Sawyer, E. Reed. C. Perry. C. Buckley. B. Roderick, R. Roberge. H. Mann. C. Pitman, D. Robinson, J. France, L. Thivierge, J. Hussey, A. York, V. Cheney, S. Bray. ABSENT: D. Parent, B. Schoff, and R. Beecher. GRADE EIGHT FIRST ROW: G. Gaudette, S. Stevens, D. Dimon, J. Emery, C. McKenney, M. Webster, N. Horr, C. Ives, G, Kilbreth, L. Lilly, C. Goodwin, L. Stadig. SECOND ROW: L. Mayo, J. Duty, J. Rivers, H. Ross, D. Richardson, M. Merrill, C. Morgridge, P. Mick, J. Kimball, J. Jelly, B. Huntress, J. LaPanne, R. Davis, W. Kast, W. Rix. THIRD ROW; A. Lightbown, D. Hatch, R. Doane, R. Abbott, L. Letellier, A. Roussin, L. Rogers, H. Goodwin, R. Tetu, D. Cunningham, D. Kenny, J. Gaeb. Absent were T. Freeland, P, Hussey, D. Pierce, D. Tuttle, L. Wilson. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: S. Emery, D. Mills, J. Plaisted, D. Hussey, and E. Reed. SEATED: M. Webster, J. Cox, J. Lord, T. Lord, L. Krebs, J. Curtis. H. Anderson. D. Doughty. ABSENT: P. Hussey. CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR Sec. F. Goodwin, Pres. R. Brown, V. P. R. Charbonneau, Treas. M. Hagar. SOPHOMORE Treas. A. Green, V. P. C. Wheeler, Pres. S. Koulongis, Sec. E. Dudley. FRESHMAN Treas. L. Kast, Pres. D. Stansfield, V.P. J. Hussey, Sec. P. Cleary. EIGHTH GRADE Sec. C. Morgridge, V.P. L. Lilly, S.C. M. Webster, Pres. D. Richard- son, Treas. M. Merrill. YEARBOOK STAFF This page is dedicated to those who put forth the hard work and spent the extra time that it takes to produce a yearbook. CO-EDITORS JANET PLAISTED LINDA JOHNSON STANLEY CUNNINGHAM NANCY POCH EDITORIAL STAFF ALISON GREEN LINDA COLAKATHIS JANE HUSSEY ANN YORK CARROLL ERICKSON BUSINESS STAFF ROBERT McINTIRE FAITH GREEN DARLENE DOANE BUSINESS ADVISOR - MRS. DOROTHY N. GREEN TYPISTS ANNETTE GAUDETTE SALLY CAMPBELL JOYCE COX SHARON KOULONGIS YEARBOOK ADVISOR - MR. WILLIAM H. RODGERS OPEN HOUSE Mr. Day - in conference The dial on the right is the 'Panic Button’ Mrs. Cousens and Mrs. Allen showing their library wares” Scientific demonstration? Mrs. Allen's bulletin board PASSPORT TC Don't we look nice? Mr. Kilbreth crowning Queen Carol Ouellette The belle of the prom with her escort, and King Bruce Roderick. DREAMLAND Senior class president Gene Chaplin and Junior class president Rod Brown with their dates. Our faculty members: Mr. Allen, Mr. Herring, Mr. Rodgers, Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs Allen, and Mrs. Herring. The grand march led by the queen and her court. Dancing to the music of The Twilighters. To him who loves nature She speaks A joyous language. With smiles and eloquent Beauty she heals men's minds. But men like to spurn her And think of shroud and pall; And when appalled by their thoughts Take comfort in that they shall rest with kings, patriarchs; and all These thoughts are of bad men and pharisees. Dismiss these thoughts and enjoy nature's beauties. Fish the streams Visit deep and dark vales Climb the mountains high And the message of God Shall not fail. It is but the opening of a door - That which was created from the Mother Shall return to her without Life, dead. That which was created from the Father Shall return to Him with life To be led to greater glories than nature could ever hold; And you shall be a member of His house With life everlasting, crown and scepter of gold. X MARKS THE SPOT THANKSGIVING PRAYER -Mari-Lyn Hagar -Joyce Cox Here lies the body Dear Heavenly Father up above. Of Fimbulus Lincoln, Thank you for sending parents One of those fellows, Who give me such great love, Who was always thinkin'. Thank you for a wonderful brother Who is kind and nice to me. Oh, he thought about speed, Thank you for letting me live And the show he was makin'. In a country that is free. But forgot to remember. Thank you for the eyes you gave me. The chance he was takin'. Thank you for the wonders of nature You created to see, He came from the corner There is so much Like barrelling thunder, I could thank you for, Well, no matter now, That I couldn't write it all, He's six feet under! But most of all, Dear God, Thank you. THANKS For the Grace you -William Morong Give us all. Politeness does require of us, HOMEWORK A thousand times a day, To express our gratitude, -Rogerlin Charbonneau And our thanks to say. I have never seen a poem, As lovely as a tree, In this expression that we use Or anything as awful as Quite empty, or is it filled? Are our thanks just merely said The work in front of me. Or are they felt and willed? Why teachers give us homework, I really do not know, Around us every single day I guess they think by giving it. We find a thousand things For our enjoyment and our study They help our brains to grow. Or to aid our laborings. But if you don't have none. They ne’r the less expect. But we always pass these by and say, That you will have your math done, They're granted, they're but small. While thousands of good people And all your problems checked. Don’t have these things at all. No, I have never seen a poem, As lovely as a tree. We have a lot to make us happy But I'd better do that homework. Much room for gratitude; Warm houses, good schools, fine clothes. And lots of tasty food. Let's feel thankful toward all people Not ungrateful and quite bored; Let's give our hearty thanks to men And, most of all, to the Lord. That’s there, in front of me. CLAS WELL! WHERE'S THE PICTURE? I SAID JUMP! DEBIT IS LEFT CREDIT IS RIGHT ONE OF OUR STUDENT TEACHERS, MISS O'CONNELL (MUST BE A TEST) A RARE MOMENT! ONLY THREE MORE WEEKS OF SCHOOL! FRONT ROW: G. Sawyer, D. Stansfield, J. Gagnon. D. Mills. P. Gagnon, T. Lord, W. Nye, A. Parent, J. Proof, D. Hussey. BACK ROW: Coach Cressey, C. Perry, C. Estabrooke, R. Brown, E. Chaplin, P. McCam, M. Lewis, G. Goodwin, W. Webster, D. Moore, R. Stover, R. Gallant. COACH'S INTERVIEW Reporter What did you think of your chances at the start of the season? Coach I thought our chances were good from the beginning with Walter Nye and Gerald Gagnon filling in the weak spots of center and left guard respectively. Reporter What were some of the highlights of the season? Coach Well, the first one came in the York game when we found ourselves down at half-time by 8 points, 14-6, and we came back to score three touchdowns in the second half to win 27 to 14. Then, of course, you have those two intercepted passes by Peter McCam in the St. Ignatius and Wells games. Both interceptions were good for touchdowns, and one was returned for more than a hundred yards. Reporter Who was the most valuable player? Coach You can't really choose any one boy because it was a tremendous team effort all the way, but the two co-captains, Skip Lewis and Pete McCarn, were outstanding all season. Reporter What do you think your chances are for next year's team? Coach I think we will hold our own next year, and in two years we should be quite strong. ” CHAMPS ’61 Coach Cressey, Skip Lewis, and Pete McCarn standing with the trophies won by our football team this year. The trophies are: Southern York County Class D Championship, State Principals Association Class D Champions, The Dugout Bowl, Johnny Unitas Helmet for the outstanding player in the St. Ignatius-South Berwick game. RUN - JERRY. RUN! SCORES S. B. 20 Bridgton High 8 S. B. 27 Monmouth 14 S. B. 26 Leavitt 0 S. B. 23 Eliot 6 S. B. 27 York 14 S. B. 19 St. Ignatius 19 S. B. 27 Wells 14 BOYS’ BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: B. Eastman, J. Goodwin, R. Tetu, P. McCam, R. Brown, R. Stover. BACK ROW: Manager D. Moore, G. Chaplin, S. Lewis, C. Erickson, D. Knight, D. Stansfield, D, Dupuis, and Coach Nathaniel Cousens. The basketball team came up with a much better record this year as it won nine of the eighteen games played. The team did very well in winning its way to the semi- final game of Western Maine Class S schools. The team lost the last game by only one point, 49-48. The team also finished second in the Southern York County League standings with a 6-2 won-lost record. Ref, I didn't foul him. S.B. 32 New Market 42 S.B. 52 Somersworth 76 S.B. 70 York 62 S.B. 55 Eliot 68 S.B. 73 Berwick 59 S.B. 47 Greely 49 SCORES S.B. 62 Wells 61 S.B. 58 Porter 59 S.B. 45 York 60 S.B. 47 Eliot 65 S.B. 67 No. Berwick 59 S.B. 68 Berwick 62 Jerry on the move. S.B. 64 Wells 53 S.B. 71 No. Berwick 23 S.B. 39 Porter 63 S.B. 72 New Gloucester 37 S.B. 48 Oxford 42 S.B. 48 Porter 49 Two points for the Pioneers. What a break! Good fake! JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: B. Story, B. Eastman, D. Stansfield, R. Stover, P. Williams. BACK ROW: Manager C. Perry, B. Jelly, D. Hussey, A. Hatch, L. Horr, S. Rodgers, A. Parent, Coach Rodney Wotton absent. SCORES S.B. 28 New Market 38 S.B. 44 Berwick 30 S.B. 52 York 49 S.B. 35 Somersworth 66 S.B. 44 Greely 47 S.B. 44 Eliot 65 S.B. 33 York 47 S.B. 30 Wells 70 S.B. 42 Wells 63 S.B. 39 Eliot 31 S.B. 53 Porter 45 S.B. 34 Porter 41 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: B. Lewis. S. Coffin, L. Johnson, K. Eaton, P. Cooper, E. Blaisdell. BACK ROW: Coach LaCasce, G. Benoit, S. Webster, F. Green, A. Green, L. Krebs, N. Ladd, B. Lundin, J. Roberge, Mgrs. J. Coffin and J. Cox. SCORES 34 27 23 102 17 75 25 9 34 25 28 101 29 62 52 28 32 53 25 75 30 25 34 36 35 42 St. Joseph York Eliot St. Joseph St. Joseph York Eliot No. Berwick Berwick Wells Limerick St. Joseph Berwick CO-CAPTAIN L. JOHNSON CO-CAPTAIN K. EATON BASEBALL FRONT ROW: R. Jelley, W. Perry, S. Baker, A. Parent, R. Stover, D. Stansfield, R. Brown. BACK ROW: Coach Cressey, C. Perry, D. Knight, G. Goodwin, W. Webster, D. Hussey, D. Dupuis. This year the baseball team had a record of seven wins and five losses. Even though this year's team was a younger one, the team had a much better record than they had last year. (Four wins - seven losses). Next year promises to be another successful year for the baseball team as there will be seven starters returning. S.B. 5 Traip 6 S.B. 6 Wells 0 S.B. 9 Berwick 3 S.B. 4 Kennebunk 1 S.B. 4 Eliot 11 S.B. 3 No. Berwick 6 S.B. 9 Dover J. V. 6 S.B. 13 Wells 7 S.B. 5 Berwick 0 S.B. 2 Kennebunk 3 S.B. 3 Eliot 14 S.B. 8 No. Berwick 4 11— ■T. 4 -o jI.f- P - • i ■ Swing high - swing low. Home run, Dave. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Vicki Cheney, Ann York, Ila Locke, Carol Wheeler. Annette Gaudette. SECOND ROW: Miss LaCasce, Faith Green, Susan Webster, Debbie Doughty, Diane Hammond, Alison Green, Girls Opponents S.B. 24 St. Thomas of Dover 21 S.B. 14 Kennebunk 15 S.B. 13 Eliot 30 S.B. 8 York 28 S.B. 15 Berwick 20 S.B. 3 Berwick 33 S.B. 3 Kennebunk 14 S.B. 4 Eliot 33 S.B. 4 York 16 Two Wells-South Berwick games forfeited by Wells. Alison at bat. Susan hitting a homer? GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: A. York, S. Charpentier, S. Michaud, A. Green, N. Horr, T. Cross, S. Boiio, G. Kilbreth, B. Lewis, B. Neville, D. Doane, M. Gallant, K. Eaton, F. Green, N. Mclntire, C. Lane. SECOND ROW: G, Beniot, V. Smith, J. Gagnon, S. Ebbson, C. Ouellette, D. Demers, J. Roberge, V. Cheney, J. Roberge, J. Renaud, L. Colakathis, B. Blanchette, P. Boyle, M. Colgate, G. Chagnon, I. Locke, R. Charbonneau, J. Ronco, M. Merrill, B. Huntress, D. Richardson, C. Ham. THIRD ROW: A. Lightbown, J. Jelley, D. Sterling, J. Emery, D. Dimon. S. Stevens, L. Stadig, J. Kimball, S. Cunningham, C. Pitman, R. Mclntire, F. Ochs, J. Duty, L. Lilly, C. Morgridge, C. Ives, S. Koulongis, F. Gagnon, P. Roderick, J. Rousseau, C. Wheeler, N. Jalbert. ABSENT: D. Tuttle, L. Wilson, J. Hussey, J. Gaeb, K. Eastman, L. Goodwin. DRAMATICS CLUB SEATED: G. kilbreth, J. Curtis, D. Sterling, J. Cox, C. Erickson, L. Johnson, J. Hussey, C. Partridge, STANDING: S. Cunningham, M. Hagar, R. Mclntire, E. Sawyer, F. Ochs. BI-PHY CHEM CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Webster, F. Ochs, D. Hatch, N. Horr, C. Estabrooke, J. Renaud, R. Clough, A. Green, L. Carignan, M. Merrill, L. Horr, F. Green (Standing in front), D. Stansfield, D. Mayo, S. Emery. SCIENCE CONGRESS WINNERS SEATED: Holly Ross, Margaret Colgate, Penny Cooper, and Janie Renaud, STANDING: Wayne Rix, Richard Gallant, Noreen Horr, Joseph Beane, Norma Mclntire, Darold Mills, and Maurice Roberge. FIRST PLACE WINNERS - SCHOOL FAIR FIRST ROW; William Morong, Thomas Lord, Carroll Erickson, and Matthew Lewis. SECOND ROW: Steven Emery, Rogerlin Charbonneau, Gloria Kilbreth, and Eugene Sawyer. STANDING: David Mayo, Carol Partridge, Fred Ochs, and Stanley Cunningham. REPRESENTATIVES TO THE STATE SCIENCE FAIR LEFT TO RIGHT: Norma Mclntire, William Morong, Stanley Cunningham, and Penny Cooper. MEMORIES Good thing you don’t type with your toes 1 ” Yes, dear. Anything you say. You know that I wouldn’t disagree with you. From now on you do your own typing. Don't disturb me. I am so nice and warm and comfortable. Faculty's period of rest and relaxation. Look, here's a picture of me! Money please. Coach Cressey working out at the typewriter. Come on, men. How about a touch- down? Congratulations, Alison. Twisting the night away. Sing - sing - sing Keep those eyes in your head, Bud. Want a bite of my sandwich? Do you really live here, Mike? Science Club Charter Remember the work, Seniors? She's the bashful type. Help me get my arm out of here! Didn't think we were so good, did you? Move over so I can see. Aw! Do we hafta run? All right. Cut out copying me. Want to know what this is? Off to the muck we go. Wow. look! Is that a girl? Didn't know a chicken grew like this, did you? N. Mclntire's project. Penny’s project. Our Cheerleaders. Men at work. Mrs. Green’s bulletin board. Our band - stepping out. Science club show. Congratulations, Barb. SENIOR SUNDAY EXERCISES SOUTH BERWICK HIGH SCHOOL MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM JUNE 10. 1962 PROGRAM •Processional Invocation •O Beautiful for Spacious Skies Organ Response Message •Battle Hymn of the Republic Benediction •Recessional •Congregation please stand Rev. Robert A. Sargent No. 1 Harold Kilbreth, Jr. Graham Alvord No. 5 Rev. J. Wesley Stuart Participating Clergymen Rev. Robert A. Sargent First Parish Federated Church Rev. J. Wesley Stuart First Baptist Church CLASS NIGHT EXERCISES SOUTH BERWICK HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 11, 1962 PROGRAMME Selections •Processional Invocation Address to Graduates Music Prophecy Achievement Awards Rev. Robert A. Sargent Stanley Cunningham from the South Berwick High School Band Lynda L. Anderson Diane E. Hammond Student Council Achievement Awards Honor Medal - Carroll Erickson Sportsmanship - Linda Johnson and David Stansfield School Spirit - Joyce Cox, Gail Chagnon and Frederick Ochs Athletics - Alison Green and Gerald Goodwin Industrial Arts - Darold Mills Language (Foreign) - Carol Partridge English - Eugene Sawyer Mathematics - Carroll Erickson Homemaking - Barbara Perkins Social Studies - Stanley Cunningham Science - Evelyn Dudley Commercial - Annette Gaudette Music - Rogerlin Charbonneau Maine Teachers Association Certificates of Achievements - based on Merit Scholarship Examination English Usage - High honors - Lynda Anderson Math Usage - Honors - Peter Gagnon, Robert Merrill, Ruth Partridge, and Matthew Lewis Class Gifts Sally A. Campbell Matthew J. Lewis Address to Undergraduates Linda J. Johnson Presentation of Athletic Awards Class Will Annette I. Gaudette •Benediction Rev. John M. Gowdey •Recessional •Audience please stand COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM JUNE 12. 1962 PROGRAMME Today the light of freedom; tomorrow the shadow of the unknown. •Processional Invocation Rev. J. Wesley Stuart Salutatory Janet Plaisted Music Glee Club Honor Essay Nancy Poch Valedictory Carroll Erickson Music Glee Club Address Prof. Gwylm Roberts Awards Prin. Earle A. Cooper American Legion Citizenship Award - Janet Plaisted Teen Haven Scholarship Awards - Matthew Lewis, Herman Good- win. and Gerald Goodwin Keniston Sportsmanship Award - David Stansfield Balfour Honor Key - Carroll Erickson Husson College Award - Sally Campbell Edmund C. Merrill Mathematics Award - Carroll Erickson Betty Crocker Award - Linda Johnson English Essay Awards: 1st - Rogerlin Charbonneau Medals - Joyce Curtis and Mari-Lyn Hagar Aimee Schramm Book Awards - Emily Blaisdell, Evelyn Dudley, Leslie Horr, Jane Hussey, Freder- ick Ochs, Carol Partridge, Glen Rogers, Eugene Sawyer, David Stansfield, and Ann York. Presentation of Diplomas Supt. Hubert E. Redding Class Ode Benediction Rev. John T. Arsenault •Recessional Receiving Line •Audience please stand CLASS MOTTO Remember the Past, but Look to the Future FROM THIS TO THIS CLASS ROLL Linda L. Anderson Sally A. Campbell Eugene S. Chaplin Jane A. Coffin Donna L. Desautel Daniel L. Dupuis Karyl A. Eaton Carroll L. Erickson Francine R. Gagnon Peter R. Gagnon Annette I. Gaudette Gerald A. Goodwin Herman W. Goodwin Diane E. Hammond Linda J. Johnson Matthew J. Lewis Thomas B. Lord Peter M. McCarn Robert C. Mclntire Robert E. D. Merrill Darold W. Mills Ruth E. Partridge Barbara J. Perkins Janet E. 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