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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

School Committee Members of School Board, left to right: Mr. Henry Sawyer, Mr. Cecil Horr, Mr. Stuart Chaplin To the Graduating Class: Commencement is an important milestone in your life, which marks the beginning of a new responsibility for each of you. As you become more independent, you become more re- sponsible for your own actions and deeds. Making your own decisions and accepting the responsibility for your successes or failures are marks of a mature person. As you venture along the path towards adulthood by accepting this new responsibility, and by embarking upon your chosen field with a zest, you are well on the way to becoming a mature, worthwhile citizen of today’s world. My heartiest congratulations on your graduation, and all best wishes for your future success. Superintendent of Schools GRAYSON A. HARTLEY EARLE A. COOPER - Is principal at South Berwick High - attended Farmington State Teachers College, University of Maine, and Syra cuse University and U.N.H. - received B.S. from University of Maine - formerly taught at Bangor, Bristol and Brooks - coaches cross country team TO THE STUDENTS OF SOUTH BERWICK HIGH SCHOOL All high school students should develop the capacity to think rationally; and with this capacity, an appreciation of the significance of truth arrived at by the rational process. Too often students are swayed by propaganda in many aspects of living and of taking action. Investigation into problems should be thorough and without prejudice or malice. Technology has made many advances In the last few years and will con- tinue to do so in the future. The only way that we will be able to use this technology and accomplishments is by being able to think rationally and to make the correct decisions. To this end man is master of his own destiny, within the limits imposed by nature. MRS. AGNES ALLEN teaches English and is librarian attended Colby College and Univi received A.B. from Colby formerly taught at Wilton Acadi dom High School advises National Honor Society and Questors’ Club t ong, Unity-Free- JOSEPH BRYANT teaches English is guidance director attended Colby College, University of Maine, University of Texas received B.A. formerly taught at Caribou High School advises Sophomore Class MRS. JUNE CHAMBERS - teaches Home Economics - attended Farmington State Teachers College - received B.S. in Education - formerly taught Waldoboro High School Waldoboro, Maine - advisor of Home Economics, F. H. A. Club PAUL A. CROTEAU - teaches Business - attended St. Francis High (Biddeford, Me.) -St. Joseph's College, (Rensseloer, Ind.) - Fordham Univ. (N. Y.C.) - received B. S. Sociology - formerly taught Gardiner Area High School - coaches Football (head coach) CLARENCE COOMBS teaches Ind. Arts attended Gorham State Teachers College, U.N.H. received B.S. L A. formerly taught Crosby High, Belfast; Paris High, Paris, Maine; Bridgton High, Bridgton, Me.; Berwick Acad. NATHANIEL C. COUSENS - teaches Physical Education - attended F. S. T. C.; Springfield College - received B. S. in Education - formerly taught Freeport High School, Wiscasset High School - coaches Basketball, Baseball WILLIAM E. CURRAN - teaches U. S. History, Government - attended Waltham High School, Waltham, Mass.; Bowdoin College; Univ. of Maine; U. N. H. - received Bachelor of Arts - Bowdoin - formerly taught Bristol Consolidated School; Bristol High School, Bristol, Maine - advisor - Student Council i ' DOROTHY N. GREEN - teaches Latin, English - attended Bates College, New York Univ. U.N.H. - received A. B. - formerly taught Towle High School (Newport, N. H.) Park Ridge (N.J.) High School, Wells High School - advisor - Freshman, Latin Club RODNEY ALLAN GRONDIN - teaches Music - attended U.N.H.; New England Conservatory of Music - received B.S. Mus. Ed., Partial Master’s Degree - formerly taught Newmarket Public Schools System, Newmarket, N. H. - director - Band, Glee Club R. PAINTER HOWE, JR. - teaches Chem., -Bio., Alg. - attended Olivet College; U. of Maine Graduate work in Biochemistry - received A.B. - football photographer HAROLD E. KILBRETH JR. - teaches science, math - attended Univ. of Maine, Bowdoin College Yale Univ., Univ. of New Hampshire - received B.S. Univ. of Maine - formerly taught Canton High School; Buckfield High School - coaches girls Varsity and J. V. Basketball - advisor of Junior class MARION LA CASCE - teaches history and math - attended Colby College and U. N. H. - received A.B. Colby College - formerly taught Fryeburg Academy - coaches field hockey, softball KENNETH G. LUCAS - teaches Algebra and Geometry - attended St. Anselms, Manchester, N. H. - received B. A. - formerly taught Dover High School, Dover, N. H. ROGER I. MORSE - teaches 8th grade - attended Gorham State Teachers College - received B. S. - formerly taught North Yarmouth Memorial - advisor of 8th Grade ROBERT NAPO LIT ANO teaches English, Reading, Science attended Cheverus High School, St. Francis Xavier Univ. received B. A. coaches 8th Grade Basketball WILLIAM H. RODGERS - teaches commercial - attended Nasson College, Further Study U.N.H. - received B.S. - formerly taught Berwick Academy - advisor - Yearbook MRS. LINDA T. SWEENEY - teaches English - attended University of New Hampshire - received Bachelor of Arts in English Lit. - coaches cheerleaders N STAFF Mrs. Goodwin, Mr. Allen, Mrs. Quint MICHAEL GEORGE ANDERSON NICKNAME - Mike AMBITION - Join the Navy PASTIME - Goofing off COURSE - College Latin Club 4, Football Manager 3, Band 3 SUSAN BOLIO NICKNAME - Sue AMBITION - To get married and have a family PASTIME - Working with horses COURSE - Commercial Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 EMILY JEAN BLAIS DELL NICKNAME - Emy AMBITION - Teacher PASTIME - Drawing and dancing COURSE - College Basketball 1,2, Sec.-Treas. NHS 3,4, Class Secretary 4, Yearbook 4 BARBARA ANN BLANCHETTE NICKNAME - Smiley AMBITION - To be a secretary PASTIME - Drum Corps (Mariners) COURSE - Commercial Glee Club 2,3 SCOTT EARL BAKER NICKNAME - Scottie AMBITION - To find the right goal and reach it. PASTIME - Sports COURSE - Industrial Baseball 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 4 LAWRENCE ARNOLD CARIGNAN NICKNAME - Veggie AMBITION - Carpenter PASTIME - Bowling and cleaning the school COURSE - College Science Club 2, 3,4 CLIFFORD BERNARD CLEARY NICKNAME - “Cliff AMBITION - Electronics Field PASTIME - Cars, Radio and T. V. repairs COURSE - General Glee Club 4 TONI EDEN CROSS AMBITION - To become an Artist PASTIME - Painting COURSE - Commercial Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 MARGARET ALICE COLGATE NICKNAME - Margy AMBITION - Just working PASTIME - Riding horses COURSE - Commercial Glee Club 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND LYN COLLIER NICKNAME - Ray AMBITION - Make money PASTIME - Girls COURSE - College RUSSELL CLEVELAND CLOUGH NICKNAME - Wiggly AMBITION - Teacher PASTIME - Pestering everyone COURSE - College Band 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 1,2,3 EVELYN GRACE DUDLEY NICKNAME - Eve AMBITION - Become an R. N. PASTIME - Reading and horseback riding COURSE - College Basketball 1.4, Yearbook 4, Honor Society 3,4, Pres. Honor Society 4, Class Sec. 2, Class Vice-Pres. 4 ELAINE FAYE ENGLAND NICKNAME - Rusty AMBITION - Beautician PASTIME - Dancing, painting and playing solitaire and chess COURSE - General Glee Club 4 SALLY HARVEY NICKNAME - Harv” AMBITION - To be a business worker PASTIME - Writing to Jim and work- ing COURSE - Commercial Glee Club 4 RICHARD A. GALLANT NICKNAME - Bush AMBITION - To run heavy equip ment PASTIME - Work COURSE - Industrial Arts Football 2,3,4 ALISON GREEN NICKNAME - Al AMBITION - To be a home-ec teacher PASTIME - Knitting, sewing COURSE - College Glee Club 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2, Co-Capt, 3,4, Softball 1,2,3,4, Class President 1, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council 4, Science Club 2, Yearbook 2, Future Homemakers of America 4 i inmur CLAYTON WALTER ESTABROOKE NICKNAME - Twinkle toes AMBITION - Engineer PASTIME - Marianna and the mere COURSE - College Football 2,3,4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Glee Club 4, Science Club 1,2 RICHARD JAY HERSOM NICKNAME - Rick AMBITION - Chef PASTIME - Cooking and Gambling COURSE - Industrial Arts Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, (Captain) LESLIE EVAN HORR NICKNAME - Cec AMBITION - To be a Civil Engineer PASTIME - To be with P. C. COURSE - College Glee Club 4, Band‘1,4, Cross Coun- try 4, N.H.S. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Science Club 1,4, Basketball 2, Base- ball 4, Boys’ State 3, Delegate to Northeastern States Youth Citizen- ship Conference 3, Science Club Pres, 4, Class Pres. 4 SHARON LEE KOULONGIS AMBITION - Tohavea happy, health- ful life PASTIME - Horses, drawing, knitting COURSE - Commercial Cheerleading 2,3,4, (Capt. 3,4), Choir 2,4 ERIC LEE IVES NICKNAME - Roadrunner AMBITION - To be a language teacher PASTIME - Thinking COURSE - College Band 1,4, Cross Country 4, In Charge of Library 1, Latin Club 4 NORMAN MARSHALL JONES NICKNAME - Ty AMBITION - Lab Technician PASTIME - Girls, dancing, bowling, skating, skiing COURSE - General Glee Club 3,4 DENNIS HUSSEY NICKNAME - Hus AMBITION - More education PASTIME - Girls and my car COURSE - General Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Football 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 2 NANCY VIRGINIA LADD NICKNAME - Jessie AMBITION - To go to McIntosh College and become Mrs. Meehan PASTIME - Lee, horseback riding, and riding in a car COURSE - General Co-Capt. 3, Basketball 2, 3,4, Soft- ball 4 DAVID STEPHEN MAYO NICKNAME - Dave AMBITION - Musician PASTIME - Playing mucical instru- ments, Drum Corps, listening to records COURSE - College Science Club 1,2, Band 1,4, (Presi- dent 4), Choir 4, N.H. S. 3,4 MAGDA EVELYN PARTRIDGE NICKNAME - Muzzle AMBITION - To become a mathe- matician PASTIME - Talking and talking and talking and having a good time do- ing nothing COURSE - College Questors’ Club 3,4, Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer 3,4 DAVID LEE MOORE NICKNAME - Dave AMBITION - Pharmacist PASTIME - Having a good time COURSE - College Basketball Manager 2,3,4, Football 2,3, Cross Country 4, Science Club 1,3,4, Questors'Club 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Play 1, School Repre- sentative for W. T. S. N, 4, Band 3 ARTHUR OTIS PARENT NICKNAME - AOP AMBITION - Be an engineer PASTIME - Sports COURSE - College FootbaU 2,3,4. Co-Capt. 4, Bas- ketball 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 1.2, 3.4 SHARON LEE MICHAUD NICKNAME - Mich AMBITION - Beautician PASTIME - Dancing COURSE - Commercial Glee Club 1,2,4, F.H. A. 4 WARREN HOWARD PERRY. JR. NICKNAME - Rusty AMBITION - To become a good hard-working man PASTIME - Playing sports COURSE - General Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3, Basketball 3,4, Glee Club 4 BARBARA JEAN PROOF NICKNAME - Barb AMBITION - Business Teacher PASTIME - Working at Jerry's, al- ways talking about a guy who has worked in a local store COURSE - Commercial Cheerleader 1, Softball 1,2, F. H. A. (Sec. -Treas.) WILLIAM KINGSLEY STORY NICKNAME - Igor AMBITION - Air Force PASTIME - Sports COURSE - College Baseball 1,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 4 JOYCE LOUISE ROUSSEAU NICKNAME - Joyci” AMBITION - To be a secretary PASTIME - Dancing, Don COURSE - Commercial Cheerleader 1, Glee Club 1,2,4 DONNA CECILIA STERLING AMBITION - Naval Career PASTIME - Drawing, writing stories COURSE - Commercial Glee Club 1,2, Softball 2, Drama- tics Club 2 AMBITION - Beautician PASTIME - Horseback riding COURSE - Commercial Glee Club 2,3, 4 RICHARD JOHN TETU NICKNAME - Dick AMBITION - Trade School and sports PASTIME - Working for other people COURSE - Shop Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Football 3, Vice-Pres. 3 ALLSTON STANLEY VREELAND, JR. NICKNAME - Vander AMBITION - Commercial Art PASTIME - Hunting and fishing COURSE - College Freshman Treasurer PHILIP JAMES WILLIAMS NICKNAME - Phil AMBITION - To become a Physical Education teacher and a football coach PASTIME - Football and Basketball COURSE - College Football 1,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,4, Student Council 4, Glee Club 3,4 Senior boys at play. Juniors M. Anderson R. Beecher G. Benoit P. Boyle S. Bray V. Cheney P. Cleary C. Coffin L. Colokathis P. Cooper G. Dean D. Demers D. Doane V. Donovan D. Doughty A. Duclos K. Eastmen S. Ebbson J. Gagnon M. Gallant S. Golding C. Goodrich D. Graves F. Green C. Ham R. Holmes J. Hussey L. Kast J. Kenney L. Krebs C. Lane W. Lanouette I. Lavigne B. Lewis I. Lofcke A. Lundin N. Mclntire D. Marquis F. Ochs C. Ouellette D. Parent C. Partridge R. Patry I. Perkins C. Perry C. Proof J. Proof E. Reed Juniors J. Renaud S. Ric J. Roberge J. Roberge D. Robinson E. Sawyer B. Schoff V. Smith D. Stansfield R. Stover L. Thivierge D. Vermette S. Webster A. York R. Chick Sophomores G. Bisson G. Blanchette E. Brown D. Cannon C. Cote R. Cote M. Crocker P. Cushing R. Davis D. Dimon P. Dudley J. Duty R. Eastman J. Eldridge J. Emery J. Fanning M. Ferrelli J. Gaeb G. Gaudette H. Goodwin D. Hatch N. Horr B. Huntress W. Kast Sophomores G. Kilbreth J. Kimball M. Lanouette J. LaPanne L. Letellier A. Lightbown L. Lilly D. Macdougall C. MacIntyre C. McKenney M. Merrill P. Mick C. Morgridge B. Morong C. Pitman D. Reed J. Rice W. Rix P. Ronco R. Rondeau H. Ross N. Rousseau A. Roussin S. Seymour S. Somers L. Stadig S. Stevens R. Tetu D. Tuttle M. Webster L. Wilson D. Allard W. Baker D. Basset G. Beaudet A. Bernier J. Blaisdell L. Brackett L. Brown K. Buckley K. Butler N. Chouinard J. Clark Freshmen D. Colokathis D. Cooper J. Curtis C. Dagan N. Demers D. Dean R. Doane B. Donovan K. Dudley C. Eaton C. Ellis P. Finson L. Frost C. Goodwin E. Gray S. Gray H. Ham S. Hebert S. Hilborn R. Hillsgrove J. Hussey P. Hussey C. Ives D. Joncas D. Kenney L. Koulongis R. Legere K. Lewis G. Lightbown E. Lynch H. Mann C. Mercier H. Mick E. Milbury J. Moore P. Moore W. Morgridge M. Ochs S. Parnham D. Pay son R. Pettibone J. Pitman D. Renaud G. Rivers L. Rivers W. Roberge D. Rondeau E. Snow Freshmen O. Somerset P. Spainhower H. Stevens C. Stowe P. Therrien A. Thyng C. Warren M. Williams R. Williams J. Wilson C- York L. Dudley Eighth Grade J. Anderson H. Barr B. Blaisdell M. Brown V. Brown M. Buckley R. Carpenter L. Carr J. Cleary H. Clough L. Clough D. Colburn D. Duncan M. Eastman P. Eastman P. Flynn C- Fogg R. Fontaine S. Gaeb L. Gaudette P. Gould R. Ham L. Horr W. Kilbreth R. Kimball D. McDonald B. LaPanne S. Marshall G. Mayo S. Merrill Eighth Grade VI. Morris R. Morse D. Narrow G. Neville K. Parent S. Perkins T. Planche G. Proof J. Rilling W. Rivers E. Rix D. Roberts A. Robertshaw L. Roussin C. Sawyer C. Scammen S. Seavey B. Stadig S. Sterling E. Stevens M. Sweeney R. Wheeler G. Wright Class Officers SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT: LESLIE HORR VICE PRESIDENT: EVELYN DUDLEY SECRETARY: EMILY BLAISDELL TREASURER: LARRY CARIGNAN JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT: FREDRICK OCHS VICE PRESIDENT: DARROL ROBINSON SECRETARY: ANN YORK TREASURER: BUD LUNDIN SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT: DELORES REED VICE PRESIDENT: PAT DUDLEY SECRETARY: SANDY STEVENS TREASURER: NANCY ROUSSEAU FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT: JUDY CURTIS VICE PRESIDENT: JEAN HUSSEY SECRETARY: JENNIFER CLARK TREASURER: LINDA KOULONGIS EIGHTH GRADE PRESIDENT: PAUL FLYNN VICE PRESIDENT: ROBERT HAM SECRETARY: TOMMY PLANCHE TREASURER: STUART MERRILL Russell C. Margy C. Richard G- Barbara P. Phil. W. Senior Baby Joyce R. Pics Nancy L. Emily B. Clayton E. Larry C. Evelyn D. Evelyn P. Dennis H. Mike A. Susan B- Rich. T. Elaine E. Warren P. Through tfa Joyce Rousseau, last year’s prom queen, crowned Bud” Lundin, Queen of Hearts. Philip Cushing was the queen’s escort. The queen and her attendants - Gretchen Benoit, The Grand March Carol Ouellette, Queen Bud Lundin, Jane Hussey, Ann York. Looking Glass Cheers I Dancing to the music of the Rod Grondin Quintet. Between the dances. Queen Bud and escort Phil. Queen's waltz. School Dances Yearbook Staff FIRST ROW: Kathy Eastman, Darlene Demers, Sharon Bray, Editors: Darlene Doane and Linda Colokathis, Jean Roberge. Joyce Roberge. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Schoff, Emily Blaisdell, Susan Seymour, Joey Proof, David Moore, Carol Partridge, Betty-Jo Huntress, Evelyn Dudley, Sandy Ebbson. The student body of South Berwick High School, especially the year book staff, wishes to express their appreciation to Mr. Rodgers for the fine job he has done in advising the editing of the yearbook and for the many hours he has spent in doing so. S.P.Q.R Left to Right, ROW ONE: J. Blaisdeil, C. Stowe, M. Merrill, M. Crocker, G. Benoit, K. Eastman, C. Part- ridge, B. Lewis, L. Colokathis, D. Cooper, D. Dean, J. Curtis. ROW TWO: D. Doane, K. Butler, F. Green, A. York, E. Sawyer, L. Lilly, N. Horr, B..Webster, C. Ellis, Mrs. Green. ROW THREE: J. Moore, A. Thyng, M. Anderson, F. Ochs, J. Gabb, E. Ives, L. Kast, R. Holmes, D. Stansfield, B. Morong, P. Moore, C. Warren. At the suggestion of interested Latin students, a Latin Club was organized in the fall of 1963 and was christened S-P-C-R- (Senatus Populusque Romanus). Eight monthly meetings were held at which programs were presented by the students and, in April, by an invited guest, Commander Herbert Knowles. Each meeting included, in addition to the main feature, the roll call an- swered in Latin, the flag salute in Latin, the sing- ing of Latin songs and the playing of Latin games. Attendance was open to any student currently taking Latin or who had taken Latin, and to be in good standing each member had to qualify by earning a certain number of points by service to the club. The officers of the year were Ann York, President; Eugene Sawyer, Vice President; Linda Lilly, Secretary and Treasurer; and Betsey Webster, Lybis (keeper of the scrapbook devoted to the activities of S. P.Q. R. ). Mrs. Green.s boyfriends National Honor Society ROW 1: Advisor - Mrs. Allen, J. Hussey, Pres., E. Dudley; V. Pres., L. Horr; Sec.-Treas., E. Blaisdell; P. Cooper, S. Rice. ROW 2; E. Sawyer, F. Ochs, C. Partridge, D. Doane, A. York, D. Stansfield, D. Mayo. Jane lighting the candle, Darlene Doane, Eugene Sawyer, and Carol Partridge receiving their starting the initiation cere- Pins as the new members. mony. Future Homemakers of America ROW 1: A. Green. C. McKenney, Pres. B. Huntress, Sec.-Treas. B. Proof, V. Pres. K. Dudley, C. Ives, Ad- visor, Mrs. Chambers. ROW 2: J. LaPanne. S. Gray. I. Locke. S. Michaud, J. Kimball, H. Stevens, R. Cote, • S. Parnham, J. Hussey. Questors' Club ROW 1: F. Ochs. D. Moore, Pres., F. Green; Adv., Mrs. Allen; V. Pres., K. Eastman; Sec.-Treas., D. Doane; J. Gaeb. ROW 2: E. Partridge, Je. Roberge, A. York, K. Butler, C. Ouellette, J. Hussey, Jo. Roberge. C. Part- ridge, L. Colokathis. Bi-Phy-Chem Club FIRST ROW: K. Butler, D. Moore, E. Partridge (sec.-treas.), L. Horr(pres.), L. Carignan (vice-pres. ), N. Horr, Mr. Kilbreth (advisor). SECOND ROW: D. Cooper, L. Lilly, R. Clough, D. Marquis, F. Oaks, R. Chick, C. Partridge, P. Cooper, M. Merrill. Student Council FIRST ROW: P. Williams, J. Hussey, B. Donovan, D. Stansfield, (vice pres.). SECOND ROW: L. Krebs (treas.), J. Gagnon (sec.), M. Eastman. R. Stover. THIRD ROW: M. Ferelli, A. Green, C. Fogg, K. Dudley. STANDING: E. Sawyer, (pres.); Mr. Curran (advisor). (ilee Club Band MAJORETTES: C. Proof, V. Cheney, J. Roberge, G. Benoit, B. Schoof, V. Smith, I. Locke. BAND: SEATED: C. Sawyer, E. Rix, D. Duncan. L. Rivers, M. Merrill, E. Ives, C. Eaton, N. Mclntire, C. Stowe, G. Lightbown, N. Horr, D. Cooper, C- Ives, D. Mayo, S. Webster, R. Clough, P. Cooper. L. Horr, W. Kilbreth, G. Rivers. F. Ochs, A. Thyng. STANDING: D. Colburn, L. Lilly, R. Chick. D. Reed, Mr. Grondin (director). Strike up the band! Our beguiling belles take a well-earned break. Hey. quit the tickling. Slave Day My! What an attractive young lady! Need we say more? Momentary spectator Hands cold. Tommy? Second childhood It got away I School Fair Industrial Arts Winners: FIRST ROW: S. Baker. D. MacDougall, C. Pitman. C. Perry. D. Tuttle. A. Rous- sin. R. Eastman. P. Cushing. D. Roberts. SECOND ROW: M. Eastman. P. Gould, N. Chouinard, R. Hills- grove, R. Tetu, E. Stevens. C. Eaton. K. Lewis, L. Brown, H. Mick. Mathematics, Economics, and Language Winners: FIRST ROW: P. Williams, R. Collier, M. Anderson. SECOND ROW: B. Morong, S. Marshall, P. Cooper, K. Butler, C. Stowe. C. Sawyer. L. Roussin, S. Sea- vey• THIRD ROW; E. Dudley, L. Lilly. J. Renaud. L. Horr, N. Horr. D. Doughty. G. Benoit. Science Projects FIRST ROW: J. Blaisdell, B. Huntress, C- Lane, K. Butler, N. Mclntire, G. Kilbreth, D. Cooper. SECOND ROW: W. Kast, M. Lanouette, D. Marquis, W. Lanouette, D. Moore, A. Lightbown, D. Hussey, D. Tuttle, R. Holmes, W. Rix, C. Cote, N. Chouinard. Chemistry - C. Lane Science Fairs Participants in the regional science fair: FIRST ROW: L. Lilly, N. Horr, W. Rix, M. Crocker, B. Huntress. SECOND ROW: D. Tuttle. W. Lanouette, D. Moore, D. Hussey, D. Mayo, E. Sawyer, F. Ochs, A. Lightbown. Participants in the state science fair: B. Morong, D. Tuttle, M. Crocker, W. Rix. S.B.H.S. Science Congress Winners: FIRST ROW: B Morong (1st Physics), L. Lilly (1st Biology), F. Ochs and D. Mayo (1st Chemistry). SECOND ROW: F. Green (2nd Chemistry), E. Sawyer (2nd Physics), M. Crocker (2nd Biology). Football Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Aime Duclos, trn. S. Rogers, R. Gallant, C. Estabrooke, A. Parent, co- captain; P. Williams, co-captain; W. Story, D. Hussey, W. Lanouette, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Paul Croteau, Coach; M. Williams, M. Ferrelli, R. Chick, G. Bison, W. Rix, E. Milbury, R. William, D. Renaud, C. Proof, Rodney Wotton, Asst. Coach. THIRD ROW: A. Hatch, R. Stover, C. Perry, E. Sawyer, C. Cote, D. Stansfield. SCORES S.B. 0 Boothbay 39 S.B. 14 Monmouth 0 S.B. 20 St. Ignatius 18 S.B. 19 Eliot 0 S.B. 21 Bridgton 31 S.B. 0 York 39 S.B. 14 North Berwick 0 S.B. 0 Wells 6 Here comes OUR team. Will he, or won’t he? Which way now? Hot potato- Boys’ Basketball Varsity SCORES S.B. 57 N. Berwick 29 S.B. 44 York 106 S.B. 63 Berwick 83 S.B. 56 Freeport 105 S.B. 58 Eliot 44 S.B. 59 Mechanic Falls 69 S.B. 53 Wells 69 S.B. 47 Freeport 102 S.B. 56 York 96 S.B. 57 St. Ignatius 77 S.B. 71 Wells 85 S.B. 83 N. Berwick 71 S.B. 71 Eliot 58 S.B. 49 Greely 71 S.B. 67 Berwick 89 Coach Cousins, D. Renaud, A. Parent, W. Perry, R. Tetu, C. Perry, D. Hus- sey, W. Lanoutette, R. Stover, P. Williams, W. Story, D. Stansfield, Man- ager D. Moore. Make it count, Phil. Hold on, Dennis. Let’s play keep away. Hey, Rick - over here - it's me. 1-2-3-In Way up. Junior Varsity ROW ONE: E. Mllbury, R. Doane, H. Goodwin, E. Sawyer, H. Ham, M. Lanouette. ROW TWO: M. Williams, R. Williams, D. Renaud, D. Marquis, C. Eaton, A. Thyng. S.B. 38 Berwick 50 S.B. 24 Freeport 97 S.B. 34 Wells 66 S.B. 51 Freeport 104 S.B. 59 St. Ignatius 89 S.B. 70 Wells 65 Cross Country ROW ONE: B. Morong, A. Thyng, J. Moore. ROW TWO: W. Kilbreth, D. Moore, L. Horr, E. Ives, F. Ochs, Coach, Mr. Cooper. Under the direction of Mr. Cooper, the South Berwick Cross Country team was begun in September of 1964. Be- cause this was the first year of cross country, the team com- peted with other schools main- ly for practice. Although the team didn't win any meets this year, they now have the ex- perience to make a good show- ing for South Berwick High in the fall. Baseball Strike one. Wind up. Safe! SCORES S.B. 9 Ber. 13 S.B. 4 N.B. 9 S.B. 1 Eliot. 7 S.B. 2 York. 10 S.B. 9 N.B. 5 S.B. 2 Wells 6 S.B. 9 N.B. 6 S.B. 6 Wells 7 ROW 1: D. Stansfield, A. Parent, H. Ham, R. Williams, D. Renaud, A. Thyng, E. Milbury. ROW 2: Coach Cousins, W. Lanouette, S. Baker, L. Letellier, M. Lanouette, R. Doane, C. Perry, W. Perry, Manager M. Williams. The Big Pitch. He's off and running. Terpsichorean talents. Eighth Grade Basketball FIRST ROW: Harvey Barr, Paul Flynn, Stuart Merrill, Harold Clough, Alan Robertshaw, Robert Ham. SECOND ROW; Harold Kilbreth, Eddie Stevens, Robert Fontaine. George Wright, Stuart Seavey, Mr. Napolitano, Coach. Field Hockey FIRST ROW: R. Carpenter, D. Doughty, P. Cooper, Sue Webster, Betsy” Webster, J. Curtis, M. Mer- rill, J. Blaisdell. SECOND ROW: G. Lightbown, K. Butler, N. Horr, S. Hilborn, J. Hagar, M. Crocker. D. Cooper, Miss LaCasce, Coach. South Berwick High is proud of their field hockey team which has been undefeated for three years. Congratulations 1 Girls' Basketball Varsity ROW ONE: P. Cooper, A. Lundin, Captain A. Green, E. Dudley, Jo. Ro- berge, L. Lilly. ROW TWO: Coach Kilbreth, Je. Roberge, G. Beniot, L. Krebs, B. Lewis, N. Ladd, B. Webster, V. Smith, Manager L. Colokathis. SCORES S.B. 29 Wells 31 S.B. 31 Wells 50 S.B. 19 St. Joseph 18 S.B. 25 Eliot 61 S.B. 37 St. Joseph 10 S.B. 19 York 96 S.B. 43 No. Berwick 20 S.B. 11 Eliot 58 S.B. 35 Berwick 34 Junior Varsity S.B. S.B. S.B. S.B. S.B. S.B. SCORES 3 Wells 6 Wells 11 St. Joseph 8 St. Joseph 16 York 10 Berwick 24 39 18 18 78 21 ROW ONE: D. Doane, R. Cote, M. Merrill, J. Blaisdell, S. Golding, C. Stowe. ROW TWO: Coach Kilbreth, G. Kilbreth, N. Horr, K. Butler, M. Crocker, K. Dudley. ROW 1: C. Stowe, G. Lightbown, M. Merrill, B. Lewis, G. Benoit, D. Demers, J. Blaisdell. ROW 2: Coach - Miss LaCasce, A. York, S. Hilborn, M. Webster, K. Butler, F. Green, A. Green, S. Webster, G. Kilbreth, L. Lilly, M. Crocker. You tell'em, Miss LaCasce Is it here yet? O-O-O, a home run! Cheerleaders ROW ONE: A. York, P. Cleary, J. Gagnon, Captain - S. Koulongis. ROW TWO: C. Goodrich, L. Koulongis, Advisor - Mrs. Sweeney, C. York, D. Demers. Maj. Gen. Louis Robershaw, U.S.M.C., was the guest speaker at the Pioneers' Award Banquet. For Fun Any excuse! I think I've got to sneeze. CANDIDS I'm the applicant for a science scholarship. Mabeline what?1 Caution: do not taste test acids. Senior Party Kenneth of Lilly dache, why? Sting along with itch. Come, fellow students and listen to my story, All about the faculty and their declining glory. Coach Cousens will play against his own team - With his knowledge the old boys should really be on the beam. But 'twill only be one trip down the court Before Mr. Coombs will have to retire from the sport. Mr. Cooper is not as young as he used to be, Still he might get a basket - won't ya come and see? We don't fear Croteau - he's all talk Probably forget it's basketball and throw a body block. Coach Wotton's had more practice - this we know. But against him the J.V. 's could be the whole show. What say for our new Mr. Napolitano? Don't really know - just wish him luck and go-man-go. Coach Lucas has been working out an intricate play - He has them running in circles and parallelograms - I hear say. That Curran can play ball - this we don't deny. And as said before - Mr. Bryant's the apple of our eye. This ends the line up except for the one in the shadow - Who will solve the mystery of T.D. Nadeau? To aid our scholarship fund - come one and all Laugh at your teachers without fear of detention hall. Candi Gary Dean - yearbook s worst critic Have you corrected mine yet? C. J. P. - Class Clown Come now, Jerry, it isn’t that bad. Take my picture, please. South Berwick High Honor Roll Mrs. Green hard at work. Pictures The lineup A big conference I am the greatest! No, Jane! You can't jump out the window! Does it hurt? What'cha looking for? Our smiling magazine drive winner, Dave” Mayo Well! I never. Class Gifts SALLY HARVEY Sally, this chain is to tie onto your glasses and hang around your neck so that you won't forget them at home anymore. LESLIE HORR Les, you will have to leave your girl. Penny, home next year, but here is a roll of pennies so that you can keep her in mind while you are away at college. ERIC IVES Eric, you have been having a hard time getting your assignments in on time so here is a notebook, calendar and alarm clock that you can hang around your neck. SHARON KOULONGIS Sharon, here is a bag of kisses that should last you for the rest of your life. ARTHUR OTIS PARENT Arthur, you have been signing your name as A OP for quite awhile. So, to save you a little time here is a stamp marked AOP. MICHAEL ANDERSON Michael, here is a whistle that you can use to let us know when you are around. EMILY BLAISDELL Emily, here is a pair of high heels for you to wear so that you will stand out in a crowd. SUSAN BOLIO Susan, since you plan on getting married in the near future, here is a book of green stamps to start your trousseau. CLIFFORD CLEARY Clifford, you will probably need more than this set of wrenches, but here is something to help keep your buggy running. ELAINE ENGLAND Elaine, here is a rubber bat to fight off all the boys that you don't want to fight off. WARREN PERRY Warren, here is a squirt gun to keep your red head cool. JOYCE ROUSSEAU Joyce, since you will probably become a secretary after graduat- ing, you will need this pencil to take all your long dictation. DONNA STERLING Donna, since you like painting and drawing so much, here is a paint roller for your painting. And to set you in the mood for your artistic work, this beret should do the trick. RICHARD TETU Richard, that manure you have been hauling lately has been pretty strong stuff, and if you are going to go on doing odd jobs you'll probably need this new truck. TONI CROSS Toni, since you are also planning to get married soon after grad- uation. we figured a rolling pin will be the first thing that you will need. SHARON MICHAUD Sharon, since you are going to a school of beauty culture next year, you will probably need this comb. RICHARD GALLANT Richard, this set of spark plugs should give new life to your car. SCOTT BAKER Scott, here is a bottle of peroxide. Do blondes really have more fun? NANCY LADD Nancy, with this spyglass you can keep tabs on your sailor boy. DAVID MOORE David, I know you’ll need these pills after you finish the class will. BARBARA PROOF Barbara, now that you have this car you and Charles won't have to borrow a car to go on your dates. EVELYN DUDLEY Evelyn, you use the telephone to keep in touch with Bobby while you are at nursing school. EVELYN PARTRIDGE Evelyn, I heard that you liked cigars - so here's a pack. CLAYTON ESTABROOK Clayton, here is a bag of fruit that won't make you gain weight. BILLY STORY and PHIL WILLIAMS Use this tape measure to make sure you don't get any more short lobsters. JOYCE RONCO Here is a pack of cigarettes to keep your supply up. ALISON GREEN This yarn should keep you busy while you are away from Billy next year. BARBARA BLANCHETTE Here is a can of Metrecal for that weight problem you don't have. DENNIS HUSSEY This basket should be big enough to hold your lunch. LARRY CARRIGNAN I know you'll get lost in Boston next year so here is a map to help you out. RICKY HERSOM Here is a ball you can't split, I hope. DAVID MAYO Increase your musical ability with this horn. RAY COLLIER This can of oil should get that Ford to the beach tonight. RUSSELL CLOUGH With these gloves you can be flashy all the way to the ends of your fingers. RUSSELL CLOUGH Class Will We, of the class of 1964, South Berwick High School, Town of South Ber- wick, County of York, and State of Maine, being of sound mind and understand- ing, make this our last will and testament on this 11th day of June in the year of our Lord, 1964. To the Faculty we leave our heart-felt thanks for their guidance. To Mrs. Allen, Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Bryant we leave our sincerest appre- ciation for their help in the past, the present, and their help in planning our futures. To the student body we leave you with the thought that some day you too will be taking this giant step into the vast world before us. Michael Anderson leaves his shyness to Dick Williams in hopes that he will use it wisely. Scott Baker leaves his blond hair to Darlene Doane. Emily Blaisdell leaves for Gorham with the strong will to succeed. Barbara Blanchette leaves to Glen the honor of representing the family for the next two years. Susan Bolio leaves her love of horsepower to Bennett Morong. Lawrence Carignan leaves his janitor's job to anyone who can push a broom. Clifford Cleary leaves the ability to own as many cars as he has to anyone who can afford it. Russell Clough leaves his talent of imitating Elvis Presley to Doug Marquis. Raymond Collier leaves his hard earned title of the class's most talkative boy to Larry Kast. Toni Cross leaves her seat in the back of homeroom to Janie Renaud in order that she might disturb the least number of people possible. Evelyn Dudley leaves with the hope that sooner or later she will have to nurse everybody back to health. Elaine England leaves her out-going personality to Gail Gaudette. Clayton Estabrooke leaves his ability to be punctual to Gene Sawyer. Richard Gallant leaves his spot in the football line to Claude Cote. Alison Green leaves tier sewing machine in the Home £c. room to Betty-Jo Huntress. Salley Harvey leaves with a perfect attendance record. Richard Hersom leaves his basketball sneakers and football uniform to the first three persons to get in them. Leslie Horr leaves his love of physics to Harold Mann. Dennis Hussey leaves for Wentworth Institute next Sept. Eric Ives leaves his love of Latin to future Latin classes. Sharon Koulongis leaves her office skills and penmanship to David MacDougall. Nancy Ladd leaves her knack of flirting to Sandra Stevens. David Mayo leaves his ability to win magazine contests to anyone who can fig- ure out how he does it. Sharon Michaud leaves everybody with the thought that soon she will be getting into other people's hair. David Moore leaves all the luck in the world to whomever has to write up next year's class will. Arthur Parent leaves his flexible thumbs to help occupy the minds of next year's advanced math class. Evelyn Partridge leaves her ability to talk on any subject initefinitely to anyone who can stand the strain. Warren Perry leaves his carrot top for study by next year's biology class. Barbara Proof leaves with the hope that her brothers and sisters will not miss her. Joyce Ronco leaves her quietness to Connie Ives with the hope that she will use it often. Joyce Rousseau leaves her best wishes to all future Jr. Prom queens. Donna Sterling leaves her flair for art to help Mary Merrill in her notebook doodles. William Story leaves his long walks to and from school to Fred Ochs. Richard Tetu leaves his shop tools to the girls in senior special. Philip Williams leaves behind his two brothers in remembrance of himself. The Senior Class of South Berwick High School have set their seal to this last will and testament on the sacred day of June 11, 1964. In witness thereof: Mrs. Agnes Allen, Mr. Earle Cooper, Mr. William Curran. Clayton to Alison Many, many years ago on the slopes of Mount Parnassus in Greece in the little settlement of Delphi was a temple sacred to the god Apollo. To this tem- ple came all who wished to know what the future held for them. There they consulted the priestess of Apollo, who, filled with divine inspiration, answered their anxious queries. Today the temple lies in ruins; gone are the marble col- umns and the prophetic vapors. But there still remains the two requisites for pro- phecy - the eager seekers for knowledge of their future lot and the inspired pries- tess who gives tongues to the divinely prompted words. Tonight we have on the one hand, the members of the senior class of S. B. H. S. who wish to know what their fate will be and on the other hand the spirit- ual descendant of the priestess Delphi. Grant us this boon, oh maiden; design to answer our humble questions; speak to us, oh oracle. Alison To Clayton To you who come to the threshold of our shrine, we will speak - ask on - Rick Hersom and Sally Harvey both ask about their jobs. Rick wonders if he is doomed to Timmy's garbage truck and Sally asks if she will be peddling sodas at Flynn's. Dennis Hussey asks if he will ever get that Ford running. Joyce Rousseau asks what is in store for her in the future. Warren Perry's question is when will the Redsox have a season; and Susan Bolio asks if there are many horses in her life. Evelyn Partridge is wondering if her pupils in the back row will be able to hear her when she becomes a teacher. William Story's question is will my handicap ever get below 35 strokes. Both Barbara Proof and Joyce Ronco ask if their graduating is really actually hap- pening. Phil Williams asks if the three Williamses will ever play on the same team again? Richard Tetu’s question is do Blondes really have more fun? Scott Baker's often repeated question is, will the Redsox ever win the Pennant. Emily Blaisdell is still wondering why she took biology. Larry Carignan wonders if he will ever escape the nickname Veggie. Ray Collier asks if his hot Ford will remain in one piece for the remainder of the year. Eric Ives wonders if he will ever compete translating Vergil. Nancy Ladd asks when? David Moore's thoughts are all Ice cream at the moment. Arthur Parent is dubious as to how he ever got through that physics course and Evelyn Dudley asks if her three years of French will be of any use to her in Lewiston. IS SHE KIDDING? Leslie Horr asks two questions 1. Will he win his bet with Mrs. Allen about graduation about his being happy at gradua- tion. 2. Will he get that certain professor in English Composition at the University. David Mayo asks for an opinion as to which instrument, his sax or his clarinet, he should play in the U. N. H. band next year. Barbara Blanchette is dubious as to the status of the Mariners in the next few years. Russel Clough asks for an easy way to patch rust holes in cars, his to be exact. Richard Gallant asks if he will ever find a car to replace his Chevy? Sharon Michaud wonders what will happen in beauty school and Donna Sterling wonders what the service is like. Clifford Cleary makes a plea for a part for his transmission, he has to take it out again, 18TH time! Michael Anderson wonders if he will get sea sick while in the Navy. Tony Cross' question is Is it finally over? Awards STUDENT COUNCIL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Honor Medal - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — - -- -- -- -- -- -- Leslie Horr Sportsmanship — -- - ... — - Alison Green - Arthur Parent School Spirit - - —---------------------------- — - - Richard Tetu - Martha Crocker Athletics------------------- — Gretchen Benoit - David Stansfield Foreign Language — - -- — ------------------------------------ .... Faith Green English — - - — - -- -- -- -- - — - -- — .......... Carol Partridge Math - — — ............ David Stansfield Homemaking--------------------------------------------------- — - Alison Green Social Studies - ------------------------------.....---------------------- Leslie Horr Science — ... — .......--------------------------------------- ... — Frederick Ochs Business Ed. - -- — - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - — ------- Sharon Koulongis Music - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - — - — - -.... David Mayo HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT: 1st: Dennis Hussey 2nd: Mr. Clarence Coombs QUESTORS CLUB WRITING AWARDS: Prose - 1st: 2nd: Faith Green Leslie Horr Poetry - 1st: 2nd: Jane Hussey Arvylynne Lundin BIPHY CHEM CLUB AWARD Evelyn Partridge GRADUATION AWARDS - 1964 American Legion Citizenship ------ York County Tuberculosis Health Association Scholarship ------ Lions Club Scholarship------------ - - - P.T.A. Scholarship --- ---------- ------- National Honor Society Scholarship - - - Teen Haven Scholarship------------------— - Women's Club Scholarship ------- Keniston Sportsmanship--------------— - - Balfour Honor Key - -- -- -- - — Edmund C. Merrill Math Award - - — Pioneer Hatchet Award - -- -- -- - Husson Award ------------------------- — American Legion Athletic Achievement - Aimee Schramm Books: Gail Lightbown Linds Lilly Sally Rice Jane Hussey Jack Gaeb - Evelyn Dudley --------- - Evelyn Dudley — ------ Alison Green and Lawrence Carignan -------------— . Evelyn Dudley and Dennis Hussey ------------— — — Leslie Horr -------- - Emily Blalsdell Dennis Hussey David Moore ---------- — . Emily Blaisdell Charles Perry Leslie Horr ------- - Evelyn Partridge — - - Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Blouin — ------ Sharon Koulongis ------- - — Arthur Parent Keith Lewis Deborah Cooper Carol Partridge Frederick Ochs Charlotte Goodrich Baccalaureate Service South Berwick High School Multi-Purpose Room June 7, 1964 Programme Prelude - -- -- -- - — - -- -- -- -- -- - •Processional Invocation - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- • Faith of Our Fathers - -7------------ No. 1 'How Great Thou Art - -- -- -- -- -- -- Miss Jane Gagnon, Miss Ann York, Miss Vickie Cheney, Miss Mary Merrill Message --------------------- • Battle Hymn of the Republic - -- - — - -- -- No. 2 Benediction - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - •Recessional •Congregation please stand Participating Clergymen Rev. Carl 0. Ebb - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Portsmouth, New Hampshire Rev. Robert A. Sargent - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - First Parish Federated Church South Berwick, Maine Rev. J. Wesley Stuart - First Baptist Church South Berwick, Maine Class Night Exercises South Berwick High School June 11, 1964 Programme Music - -- -- -- -- -- -- •Processional Invocation ----------- Address to Graduates ------- Prophecy ------------ Presentation of Achievement Awards Class Gifts - -- -- -- -- -- Address to Undergraduates — - - Class Will...................... •Benediction------------------- •Recessional Selections from the South Berwick High School Band Msgr. John T. Arsenault - - - - Penny Cooper ----- Alison Green Clayton Estabrooke - - - - Arthur Parent Lawrence Carignan - - - - David Mayo - - - - David Moore Rev. John M. Gowdey •Audience please stand Commencement Exercises Memorial Gymnasium June 12, 1964 Programme Theme: Patriotism” •Processional Invocation - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Salutatory - Are We Patriotic?” - -- -- -- -- - Honor Essay - I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands ... - - Music - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Honor Essay - . . . One nation under God, indivisible . Valedictory - . . , with liberty and justice for all.” - Music - Star Spangled Banner - -- -- - — - - Address - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - City Manager, Portland, Maine Awards - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - Principal Earle A. Cooper Presentation of Diplomas - -- -- -- -- -- -- Superintendent Grayson A. Hartley Class Ode - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Class of 1964 Benediction ---- - — - -- -- -- -- — ... •Recessional Receiving Line •Audience please stand Class Roll Michael G. Anderson Scott E. Baker Emily J. Blaisdell Barbara A. Blanchette Susan E. Bolio Lawrence A. Carignan Clifford B. Cleary Russell C. Clough Raymond L. Collier Toni E. Cross Evelyn G. Dudley Elaine F. England Clayton W. Estabrooke Richard A. Gallant Alison Green Sally A. Harvey Richard J. Hersom Leslie E. Horr Dennis B. Hussey Eric L. Ives Sharon L. Koulongis Nancy V. Ladd David S. Mayo Sharon L. Michaud David L. Moore Arthur O. Parent M. Evelyn Partridge Warren H. Perry, Jr. Barbara J. Proof Joyce A. Ronco Joyce L. Rousseau Donna C. Sterling William K. Story Richard J. Tetu Philip J. Williams Aiumni Line Up CLASS OF '61 Lincoln Abbott - serving in the Navy; stationed in Germany. Judith Brown - engaged to Winston McHugh. Barbara Campbell - secretary at Aetna Life Insurance in Hartford, Conn. Beth Green - working at Merchant National Bank; Dover. James Hatch - served in U.S. Army; working at Davidson Rubber Company. Rachel Holmes - married to James Pirtle. Shirley Holmes - attending beautician school in Portland. Sharon Horr - Mrs. John Stuart; mother of a boy. Rhonda Mclntire - Mrs. David Snow; mother of a girl. Linda Merrill - Mrs. Bolduc; mother of one. Elaine Milbury - Mrs. Paul Wilson. Deranda Mills - locally employed. Janet Robertshaw - married to Roland Ouellette; living in New Jersey. Neal Rowe - whereabouts unknown. Anita Schoff - married to Robert Gagne; has two children. Ralph Seavey - working at Motor Equipment Service in South Berwick. David Snow - married to Rhonda; working at Blouins. Illona Stadig - married to Emile Dubay; living in Kittery. Dwight Stover - whereabouts unknown. Robert Warren - engaged to Darlene Doane; stationed in Okinawa. CLASS OF '62 Lynda Anderson - married to Joseph Long. Sally Campbell - married to Lennie Baron; has a girl. Eugene Chaplin - attending Gorham State Teachers College. Jane Coffin - a graduate of Chamberlayne Junior College in Boston. Donna Desautel - married to Ronnie Gagnon. Daniel Dupuis - in the service. Karyl Eaton - nursing school in Presque Isle; married too. Carroll Erickson - attending Colby College; engaged. Francine Gagnon - secretary at Prudential Life Insurance. Peter Gagnon - attending Albion College in Michigan. Annette Gaudette - employed at University of New Hampshire. Gerald Goodwin - studying at Gorham State Teachers College. Herman Red Goodwin - married to Marcia Aziz; attending U. N. H. night Diane Hammond - married; residing in Connecticut. Linda Johnson - married to Allan Ouellette; has one boy. (continued) (continued) Matthew Lewis - married and proud father of a son. Thomas Lord - completed two years at University of Maine; now locally employed. Peter McCarn - working at Simplex Rubber. Robert Mclntire - serving in U. S. Navy; stationed in Mediterranean Sea. Darold Mills - engaged to Judy Lord; serving in U. S. Navy. Ruth Partridge - married to Charles Ellsmore; mother of a girl. Barbara Perkins - Mrs. John Theriault. Janet Plaisted - married to Henry Henrickson. Nancy Poch - whereabouts unknown. Bruce Quint - serving in U. S. Army. CLASS OF '63 Rodney Brown - completed P.G. year at Berwick Academy. Gail Chagnon - a secretary in Washington, D. C. Joyce Cox - locally employed. Stanley Cunningham - attending University of Maine. Joyce Curtis - sophomore at Gordon College. Stephen Emery - serving in U. S. Navy. Roy Freeman - attending a vocational school. Frances Goodwin - married; working in Flynn’s News Mari-Lynn Hagar - attending Gorham State Teachers College. Alan Hatch - working at American Cyanmid in Sanford; engaged to Judith Lord. Dorothy Horr - employed as a store clerk. David Knight - enlisted in U.S. Air Force. Judith Lord (N. B.) - attending practical nursing school in Manchester, N. H. Judy Lord (S. B.) - engaged to Darold Mills; locally employed. Raymond Michaud - serving in U. S. Air Force. William Morong - a student at the University of New Hampshire. Barbara Neville - residing and employed in Houston, Massachusetts. Walter Nye - employed at the Navy Yard. Michael Parent - serving in U. S. Navy. Maurice Roberge - doing art work in Blounin, Inc. Thomas Staples - employee of Hussey Manufacturing Co. in North Berwick Walter Webster - studying to be a doctor at University of Maine. When last heard from, our alumni were pursuing such occupations as were typed above. PATRONS Mr. and Mr . Karl Ladd William A. Bray Mr. and Mrs. Albert). Gagnon Frances Whitehead Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Jerauld Mr. and Mrs. George E. Lombard Ruth Theta Rho Girls’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Howard Proof A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Lester Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. James B. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cheney Mr. and Mrs. George C. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vachon, Rene and Rena Mrs. S. A. Tapley Lyncholm for the aged. Mrs. Cora Currier Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coombs Dr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tutalian Mr. Rodney Grondin Mr. and Mrs. D. Raymond Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Green, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roberge Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Schuyler Mr. and Mrs. Alceide Benoit Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Irving Benoit Mr. and Mrs. George E. W. Cook Spring Hill Recreation Area Mr. and Mrs. George Carr Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Berube Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Battis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Fogarty Mrs. Arthur Muzzey The Sandersons Mr. and Mrs. Winfield E. Blaisdell Miss Frances Nye Mrs. Norma MacFarland Reverend and Mrs. J. M. Gowdy Mr. Joseph Humber Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Warren Mrs. Maude Golden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mclntire Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Carrigan Gladys Warren Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Allen Mr. and Mrs. Arnold F. Hersom Mr. and Mrs. Warren Perry Mr. and Mrs. William Ferrelli Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. Lozier Dr. and Mrs. Owen Stevens Jerry's Superette Mr. and Mrs. William Currier Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krebs Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Farnham Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ochs Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rice Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Ebbson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Chaplin Allen Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Roland Patry Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Grant, Jr. Mr. R. Painter Howe Mr. Robert D. Eastman, Jr. Miss Marion LaCasce Mr. and Mrs. George Koulongis Mr. and Mrs. Brighton Ives Mr. and Mrs. Willis D. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. William Curran Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Horr Lena Chandler Mrs. Lutie R. Barr Clifford Forde Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laughlin Marianne Hilton Reo's Barber Shop B. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Percy Story Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fogarty Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Schramm Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Cousins Mrs. Russell Cross Mr. and Mrs. Willis Stover Lillian M. Schindler Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ham Mrs. Evelyn Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Watton Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Lilly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fargo Two Friends Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Roberge Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Lundin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. 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