Southern Maine Community College - TEKS Yearbook (South Portland, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1963 volume:

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ART EDITOR: Steph! p Xyrg W' N. mnis A1 ASSISTANTS: Denmark, . Gardner .I ,. .John C Peter Vmxa. f Rvymon A f we ,,I.X : , ACTIVITIES EDITOR: K Mnlh r 'I-X ., 1 1, 2 - f W, K 1 K U Wa 6'-V WW ,W N IVII H L .r. or-HRC Wood F XML. M' Senior Portraits and Groups: Del Cargill Studio Faculty Portraits: Wendell White Studio Aerial Photographs: Walter Wood S DEDICATIO fi- gl. ROMULUS LEE GRAVES The Senior Class of T963 dedicates this issue of the TEKS with sincere affection to Romulus Graves, perhaps better known to his students as Yogi, and to the faculty as Rom. Mr. Graves, a native of North Carolina, was graduated from Guilford College, North Carolina, in 'I940 with a B.S. in Physics. It was there that he met his wife who graduated in the same class. Taking time out from playing baseball and football, he managed to visit her home in Maine. From that moment on, Mr. Graves became a converted Yankee. The South's loss was our multiplied gain as they now have three fine children-one boy and two girls. The records show graduate work in the School of Electrical Engineering at Harvard University, and studies in the Signal Corps Radar School, Camp Murphy, Florida. During World War II, Mr. Graves was a Maior in the U.S, Army Signal Corps attached to the Air Force. He taught numerous short courses in theory and maintenance of airborne radio and radar. Mr. Graves has been an instructor at MVTI since its beginning in Augusta in 1946. He first taught mathematics and science, prior to becoming the Industrial Electricity Instructor. He, with Jim Johnson, originated the first Athletic Associa- tion. Mr. Graves coached the first baseball teams, and even made all the original bats. Being an enthusiastic archer, he founded the Archery Club of which he is still the faculty advisor. He plays softball on the faculty team annually and for the IE team when needed. As anyone from IE can tell you, his home is always open to those who need extra scholastic help. A sincere Thank you to one whose efforts have helped the school and the students to grow, each in his own way. 2 In iMem0'riam RAYMOND S. DEWEY VARNEY HALL CUSTODIAN 1957 - 1962 ln one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond his departure. You will always feel thot life touching yours, that voice speaking to you. He lives on in your life ond in the lives of all others that knew him. - Angelo Patri. 3 EARL M. HUTCHINSON PRINCIPAL ADMIN ISTRATIO A MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL MVTI IN THE YEARS AHEAD September enrollment, I962, was the largest ever -347 students. With more than twice as many appli- cants as can be admitted, a high quality student body can be selected. It is expected that MVTI can easily double its enrollment in the next few years, provided adequate financial support is given by the State, particularly in personnel, equipment, and supplies. The annexation of the Air Guard property has made it possible for MVTI to expand its building facilities. The old hospital has been renovated into a dormitory and the large barracks structure partially converted into a classroom building. A new dining hall and kitchen is expected to be completed for use in September, 1963. Building plans include many requests of future Legislatures. Early priorities are the completion of the Classroom Building and the erection of a Gymnasium-Auditorium-Recreation Center. The latter, when completed, will permit the present Canteen to be converted into a central library. The present kitchen and dining room is destined, with renovations, to be- come part of the Culinary Arts course. The old class- room building will become the temporary headquarters of Electronics Technology until such time as a new brick building can be obtained to house both the Electrical and Electronics courses. New courses prob- ably will require new buildings to house them. It is hoped that the Machine Shop addition will finally be completed within a year and that a class- room addition to the Welding Shop will soon be well under way. Undoubtedly, as school population grows, more additions to existing buildings will be needed. A new porch for Varney Hall, removal of bunkers with accompanying landscaping, and the completion of the athletic field should produce an attractive campus. To the members of this graduating class: you have seen some changes in your two years at MVTI, come back in ten years and see the progress. -wiln..,....,..,, ELLIOTT B. MITCHELL 4 MAURICE V. FOLEY BUSINESS MANAGER ACCOUNTANT JAMES A. JOHNSON KEITH A. LEAVITT ROBERT E. THOMPSON Automotive Technology Automotive Technology Automotive Technology FACULTY ir '1--Q . ALFRED A. MARTIN ROLAND A. LAVIGNE ROLAND C. MARCOTTE Building Construction Building Construction Science and English E- gg.. wwe, . g szsg-w 11: ,Lf , Egger- f .ggi -fx 5-:13?'f+f - lilsif 1',?5 W N ., ii -555351212 .. . T . Y , ' Szefisiw ,XG I , TQ,-.. 5 ' a .. - 'ii' - .., E :i '.': ' ,- -S, Q1 -, Y 5 .1 , Hy, .n f I ., -I . , fl LYS, m in g it 5 M f .ii . ,Eg M t, , V 1 yyt my I 1 QM 1 Y, 5 Q2 L OLIVER B. BRISSE RALPH S. GRANT Culinary Arts Culinory Arts FACULTY 'Q . . , V iisigiy ' . Abg, Y- - - ff - -,. , . 3 H Q1 , 1 rmwxff, , 2 ' ' Ty ' iliwgwwg ' X fig ,152-R5'.:Qg1l, '35 ante - ' t ' P 4, Q '. Q fm, E z.. ,ma LAWRENCE J. PEIFFER Science ond Mathematics RUPERT E. MQCLEAN HAROLD H. CUSHING Electronics Technology Electronics Technology GEORGE C. SLOCUM Mothemotics, Reloted Shop 'ilismgg Z ROMULUS L. GRAVES WILLIAM P. SHATTUCK ARNOLD J. SOULE Industrial Electricity Industrial Electricity Engineering Graphics FACULTY ARTHUR W. JORDAN HALVOR L. ANDERSEN MARTHON G. TOLMAN Marine Technology Marine Technology Business Management .sf ,V H' BERT N. JEWETT JOHN D. CROCKETT WILLIAM ROBERTS Machine Tool Technology Machine Tool Technology Oil Burner Heating FACULTY A D STAFF KR PETER A. WEBBER WALTER R. WOOD CHARLES E. WEBB MGfl19m0TiCS English, Human Relations Dormitory Supervisor ? MRS. EMMA E. JANSON Secretary to the Principal if HERBERT L. SANDERS Cafeteria Manager MRS. LOUISE GRANT Upper Canteen Manager I H . . 'Mapu' -, A,v, , , ' , Lex .s,f,sfz.4 MRS. GLADYS W. DEWEY Secretary to the Business Manager JOHN P. VATOULIAS Cook MRS. CATHERINE CHENEVERT Assistant Upper Canteen Manager SHELDON M. DOHERTY Plant Superintendent i . I .I MRS. MARY MacLEAN Cook I MRS. MARY SOULE Lower Canteen Manager In CjWemorz'am LARRY W. HOPKINSON July 20, 1941 -January 20, 1963 Larry Hopkinson was a native of Dixtield, Maine and graduated from Dixfield High School in 1960. He enrolled in the lndustrial Electricity course at MVTI in September of 1961. Larry proved both an interested student and an active participant in school life. In his freshman year, Larry was a member of the Skating Rink Committee and the softball, volleyball, and soccer teams. This year he was again engaged in soccer, and was a member of the Yearbook Staff, Alumni Committee, and Awards Committee. The Dormitory Council of Varney Hall elected Larry their President this year. Larry Hopkinson became the victim of an automobile accident while on his way home for the weekend, and his loss has been deeply felt on campus. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Marguerite Hopkinson, and a brother and sister. 10 JAMES D. WILES- President DENNIS M. GARDNER - Vice President OFFICERS - CLASS 0F 1963 It seems impossible that we, the graduating class of 1963, will soon be gone. We leave behind us two years of learning which has marked only the beginning of a carefully chosen future. It has been a long, hard journey for those of us still together, but well worth the fight. For it was only yesterday that we stood together as strangers and listened as Mr. Hutchinson gave us some well chosen advice. Shake hands with the person on your right and then with the person on your left. The records show that one of every three who register does not graduate. Don't let that one be you. We hope that the graduating classes to come will profit by these words as we have. I would like to thank all my classmates for giving me the opportunity to serve as your President. I have enjoyed this experience and hope I have fulfilled all my obligations. I wish everyone the Best of Everything. James D. Wiles - President WILLIAM A. JORDAN - Secretary JAMES R. CONANT - Treasurer 'I 'I I GERRY L. AIKEN Gerry Saco, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Ace heating tech. Fears no oil burner - friendly - sure to be a success in whatever he does - ardent racing fan -- Best of luck to you, Gerry. ROBERT T. AMES Bob New Sharon, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Casanova of B.C. Shop. Chases deer in the fall and women the rest of the time - plans to work on road construction - good natured - friendly. Best of Luck, Bob. Activities: Ski Club I, 2, Basketball 'l, 2, Baseball If Soccer T, 2, Softball I. DAVID .I. ALEXANDER Dave Harpswell, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Commutes from Brunswick - enioys cars, sports, drag racing - keeps the MTT classes in line - hopes to make a success as o machinist. Best to you, Dave. CLIFFORD F. ASHLEY, JR. Cliff Falmouth, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Commutes from Falmouth - quiet - studious - hopes to have a chance to work on Telstar Proiect - favorite sports: hunting, fishing, bowling. Good Luck, Cliff. STEPHEN B. AMBURG Hubba Winthrop, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MVTI's Wolf - He seems to have a lot of female company since he moved next to Holt Hall - hopes to see the world. He'll do it tool Best Wishes, Steve. Activities: Yearbook Art Editor 2, Varsity Basketball, Chairman of Athletic Committee. EDWIN C. BACHELOR, JR. Ed Rockport, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Really a colorful character in many ways - likes the outdoor life - plans on becoming a top-notch Research Technician - Sure to be a success - Lots of Luck in the future, Ed. Activities: Wanderer Staff 'I, 2, Yearbook Layout Editor 2, Intramural Softball I, 2. 12 NEIL G. BAILEY Neil Falmouth, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Commutes from Falmouth - plans on enter- ing field of construction - hopes to be suc- cessful - hobbies include music, cars, and, ot course, Women. Dedicated sportsman - Best to you, Neil. Activities: Intramural Basketball 'l, 2, Soft- ball I, 2, Volleyball 'l, 2. ROBERT F. BEEDY BeedY Wilton, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Little interest in opposite sex, thinks more at his car, they say - tightwad - bashful - known for his blushing. Hobbies include fish- ing, hunting - sure to be a success. Best to yau, Bob. Activities: Dorm Council 2. RODNEY W. BAILEY Speed Bath, Maine CULINARY ARTS Camera-shy - Just a kid - married and has a baby - hopes to have a career in Hotel and Restaurant Management - hobbies in- clude figure skating, etc. - Best of luck, Rodney, Activities: Intramural Soccer I, Basketball I. DONALD R. R. BERTIN HDOHH Westbrook, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Has a great talent for ruining the game ot golf. Ardent bowler - big wheel ot New Dorm - has a strange hobby - collecting butterfiies - Sure to reach the top, Don. Activities: Soccer i, 2, Bridge Club 2, Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, Volleyball i, 2, Intra- mural Sottball I, 2, Hi-Fi Club 2. SHELDON L. BARKER Shell Danforth, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Good student - well liked - helps till the class with laughs - hopes to become an Oil Burner Repairman - enioys hunting and tishe ing. Be happy, Sheldon. Activities: Intramural Sports. LIONEL G. BISSON Nei Lewiston, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Good natured - hard worker - known as Fearless Nel - hunting and fishing his Favor- ite pastimes. Best to you, Lionel. 13 MONTE A. BOHANON Monte Woodland, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Likes women - ardent bridgeplayer - is in the market for a '40 Chevy, even trade for a slightly used '58 - well-liked - hopes to own a Corvette someday - likes sports - Best wishes, Monte. Activities: Intramural Basketball I, 27 Intra' mural Softball I, 2, Hi-Fi Club 2: Volleyball 1, 2: Cribbage Club 2, Bridge Club 2, Soccer. IRA M. BRAND Ira Portland, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY One of Commodore Bob's chief assistants - indoors man - well-liked - enioys Radios - politics - plans on making lots and lots of money - He'll do it too. Best Wishes, Ira. Activities: Student Council 'Ig Amateur Radio Club I: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. LESTER O. BOUCHARD Frenchi Fort Kent Mills, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Top-notch mechanic - always smiling - plans to own his own business - wants to learn to speak English, any tutors? - hobbies are bowling, skating and skiing. Best of luck to you, Lester. Activities: Softball. JOHN C. BRIMMER Jack Brewer, Maine CULINARY ARTS Rests at noon, after Holt Hall and parties late at night - hopes to become chef of a kitchen - hobbies include roller - skating women - Best to you, John. Activities: Photo Club I, 2: Yearbook Staff 2: Intramural Basketball, Soccer I, 2. I4 RICHARD L. BOURASSA Dick Winslow, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Tricky Dick - fast man with an oscilloscope - sure to be a success - hopes to become a Research Technician - hobbies include all sports. Best of luck, Dick. Activities: Soccer 2, Intramural Sofeboll I, 2. DONALD W. BROWN Don Portland, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Spends spare time searching for women - aims to own his own business - hobbies are sports, model railroading - Best of Luck to you, Don. Activities: Assistant Advertising Editor 2. PETER H. BROWN Peter Portland, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Has a somewhat dangerous hobby - flying kites - likeable personality - plans to be- come an ace Oil Burner Repairman - hob- bies also include cars, boats - Best of Luck to you, Peter. Activities: Intramural Soccer. GEORGE P. CANALES Rock Bottom South Portland, Moline BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Likeable guy - devoted carpenter - one of Fred's Termites - believes in living while you live - sure to be a success. Best to you, George, and to your new wife, too. Activities: Baseball I, 2, Volleyball I, 2' Intramural Basketball 'I, 2. WALLACE E. BROWN, JR. Brownie Gardiner, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Hopes to go to Fort Kent and teach Bouchard how to speak English - likes to hunt and fish - looks forward to his own business - Best Wishes, Wallace. Activities: Vice-President Student Council 2, Softball I: Soccer I. WILLIAM R. CARIGNAN Bizz Rumford, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Expert from Rumford - collects coins and women - good natured - plans to be a good father - likes athletics. Best Wishes, William. Activities: All around! I5 RICHARD R. BURBANK Rick Sanford, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Easy going disposition - friendly to all - loves all sports - rides around in a flashy sports iob - plans to be a top notch machin- ist- Best of luck, Richard. Activities: Daytime, varied. Nighttime, ? ? ROBERT R. CARON Bob Litchfield, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY IE's Goof-off -- well-liked - only man in history to half-wind a motor and still have it run - plans to be a top notch chicken plucker - Likes sports - Best of Luck Bobl Activities: Dorm Council 2: Finaince,Commit- tee 2: Intramural Basketball i, 2: Yearbook Staff 2. H as l x ,g. Q l , s BERNARD G. CARSON Kitchen Carson Perry, Maine CULINARY ARTS This guy will never settle down - from one apartment to another - plans on owning o restaurant - hobbies include Records, Coin collecting, sports - Best Wishes Bernard. Activities: Bridge Club 'lg Yearbook Stat? 2. JAMES R. CONANT Jim Fort Fairfield, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Believes in the theory of wine, women and song - top mechanic - good guy - likes sports - sure to be o success, Best wishes Jim. Activities: Judiciary Committee 'lg Softball 'I, 25 Senior Class Olticer, Freshman Class Officer. ., .,. ,. .A CHARLES W. CLAIR Charlie Bucksport, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Preters late hours - lady killer - whips up a mean batch of hominy - cheerful - spends his spare time outdoors. Best to you, Charlie. Activities: Intramural Sports 1, 2. nov G. cRAlvl Roy Mattawamkeag, Maine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Hobbies include hunting, fishing, traveling, etc., great scuba diver, likes sports - has a good ambition - To Make Moneyl We hope you do it, Roy - Best to you. Activities: Intramural Basketball l. 'I6 DANA C. COMEAU Didi-Dana Portland, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Ardent ham operator - plans to work tori Bell - good student - likeable guy - surel to be a success. Best ot luck, Dana. - Activities: Amateur Radio Club l, 2, Bridgel Club 2, Intramural Soccer l, 2, lntromural. Volleyball 1, 2. l JOHN H. CRANDALL H-l0lWnH Cumberland Center, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Ace radio repairman - seems to have a interest in Yarmouth - likes sports - hope to get a good iob working with Electronics Best wishes, John. Activities: Bridge Club, etc. I 3 MAURICE F. DAY Day Bangor, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Hails from the snow country - Good natured, fanatic dragster - Ardent outdoorsman - Plans to own a 426 Plymouth. Best to you in the future, Maurice. Activities: Softball I, 25 Basketball I, 2. PAUL A. ERSKINE Paul Wiscasset, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Great sportsman - Seems to have an interest in Massachusetts - Ardent bridge player - Plans on doing away with Hanson's Store - Best of luck, Paul. Activities: Varsity Basketball 'I, 25 Vollevball 'l, 25 Softball l, 25 Bridge Club 25 Alumni Committee 'I, 2. JOHN W. DORAN John Lubec. Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Lives in Lubec, the fisherman's Paradise - Likable sort - good student - Plans to run Hanson's Store. Best wishes, John. Activities: Bridge Club 2. WILLIAM F. ESPEAIGNETTE Bill South Windham, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION We understand he has a strange ambition -- He plans to teach in the BC course as an assistant - Likes the great outdoors - Good natured - Sure to be a success. Good luck to you, Bill. Activities: Miscellaneous. WAYNE L. DOUGHTY Wayne Windham, Maine NARINE TECHNOLOGY Hobbies include traveling, fishing - Likes sports - Plans to get Engineer's papers and work for the Government. Sure to be a SUCCCSS. Activities: Marine type, mostly. DAVID F. FIELD Dave Auburn, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Plans on becoming a teacher - Keeps the AT class in laughs - Great outdoorsman -- Plans on having a harem. He'Il do it, too. Best to you, Dave. Activities: Intramural sports. 'I7 KENNETH B. FRENCH Frenchie Brunswick, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Commutes from Brunswick - Likable - Hard man on Saabs - Plans on marriage after graduation. Best to you in the future, Ken. Activities: Varsity Baseball I, 2. IRVING B. GILBERT Gil Fairfield, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Easy going disposition - Seems at times to keep the psyco class in on uproar. Plans to become a missile technician - Likes outdoor sports - Hopes to meet a girl over sixteen. Best of luck, Irving. Activities: President Dorm Annex Council 2, Member New Dorm Council 2, Member Stu- dent Council 2, Basketball I, Soccer I, 2, Softball I, 2, Skating Rink Committee 2. DALE W. FULTON Dale Mexico, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Ardent ladies man. Seems to have turned Portland inside out since he moved to town -' Plans to get more education - Swings a mean guitar - Good luck, Dale. Activities: Musical, Social, Technical. RICHARD N. GOULD Dick Phillips, Maine CULINARY ARTS Good men belong in the good outdoors, but this man has many indoor activities also. Enjoys sports. Best to you, Dick. Activities: Archery Club 'l, 2, Soccer I, 2, Student Council 2, Intercollegiate Council 2, Intramural Basketball 2, Photo Club I, 2, Yearbook Staff 2. 64. I8 I i DENNIS M. GARDNER Denny Richmond, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Hails from Richmond - Great sportsman - Seems to have an interest back home - Plans to become a draftsman - Never seen with- out Amburg or Jackson - Best to you, Dennis. Activities: Soccer 'l, 2, Softball 'l, 2, Basket- ball 'l, 2, Senior Class Vice President 2, Year- book Staft 2, Alumni Committee. MICHAEL J. GRAY Mike Stonington, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Has a strange attraction for women - Great guy - Keeps the fuses popping in the IE class - Plans on Gorham State after grad- uation. Best to you in the future, Mike. Activities: Soccer 'l, 2. ROBERT J. GUAY Bob Hallowell, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Hails from Hallowell - Ardent pool player, likable guy - Likes to snow Fred with his questions - Hobbies include archery and other sports - Best of luck to you in the future, Bob. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Assistant Business Manager 2, Baseball I, 2, Soccer 2. PAUL J. HAYES Je 'Y Dover-Foxcroft, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Good mechanic - Hails from the land of wine, women and song - Hopes to be o success - Best to you in the future, Paul. Activities: Manifold and Multiform. 'oi' WAYNE G. HACHEY Hatch Winthrop, Maine CULINARY ARTS Plans on making a certain person back home happy - Everyone's friend - Hobbies include stamp collecting, summer parties - Best of luck to you, Wayne. Activities: Publicity Committee I, 2, Student Council I, Soccer I, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Intramural Softball I, 2. RICHARD E. HIGGINS Hank Winthrop, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Never seen without Steve - Quiet boshful type on the surface but don't break the crust - Plans on becoming the Professor of Mod- ern Art at U. of M. - Best to you, Richard. Activities: Soccer I, Softball I. I9 CRAIG P. HAMLIN Gus Bingham, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY A man amongst men but mostly among women - Nice guy - Plans to be an ace machinist and log driver - Likes sports - Best wishes, Craig. Activities: Intramural Sports. JOHN F. HODGKINS John South Portland, Maine CULINARY ARTS Everyone's pal - butl Class spokesman - Mr. Wood's favorite student - Held a lot of offices but what happened to the clubs - Hopes to become o millionaire - Best of luck, John. Activities: Culinary Arts President 'I, Class Debater 2, Wanderer I, Softball I, 2, Soc- cer 'l, 2. ROBERT J. HUARD Bob Winslow, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Great outdoorsman - Well liked, easy going - Has his own opinion of the opposite sex. Hopes to become on ace machinist - Best to you, Bob. Activities: Soccer lg Volleyball 1, 2, Soft- ball 'I, 2. DAVID JOHNSON Dave North Waterboro, Maine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Hobbies are water skiing, hunting - Likes sports - Hopes to become a ski bum - He willl Well liked - Sure to be a success - Best to you, Dave. Activities: Multifarious Sports. CHARLES O. HUFF, JR. Chuck Strong, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY A sportsman - Has wide female interest - Ardent pool player - Hard man on cars - Plans to own his own business - Best wishes, Charlie. Activities: Dorm Council 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 'l, 2. ROBERT B. JONES Jonesy Livermore Falls, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Ardent motorcyclist - Enioys outdoor sports - Better known as Grumpy. Likable sort - Plans on a secure future in ????? Best to you, Robert. Activities: Student Council Secretary 27 Rifle Club 'Ip Intramural Soccer 'I, 2, Basketball ip Volleyball 'Ig Softball 'l, 2. EDWARD B. JACKSON Ed Bar Harbor, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Comes all the way from Bar Harbor - Plans to become an architect - Believes in the finer things of life - Well liked - Good student - Best of luck, Ed. Activities: Student Council President 2. DAVID W. JORDAN Dave West Scarborough, Maine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Likes hunting, fishing and sports - Well- liked - Hopes to become captain of his own fishing boat - Good student - Sure to be successful, Dave. Activities: Mostly aquatic during the school year. 20 WI LLIAM A. JORDAN Bill Waltham, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Timekeeper of the BC Class - Always on sch in coi edule - Seems to have a major interest the Fine Arts Theatre - Hobbies include n and stamp collecting -Plans to be a contractor - Best to you, Billl Activities: Student Council I, Secretary Senior Class. RICHARD E. LEWIS Rick Co Oh South Portland, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION mmutes from South Portland - comedian only man in the class who has to stand a chair to operate the bench sow - well- liked. Sure to be a success, Richardl Activities: Intramural Soccer 'I, 2, Intra- mural Volleyball I, 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Intramural Softball I, 2. ROGER L. JOSE Roger Dexter, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Good student - well-liked - sure to be a success - hopes to become a violinist and to make it possible for people to hear about our Savior, Jesus Christ - hobbies include playing the violin and sports - Best wishes, Roger. Activities: Yearbook Stotf 27 Soccer I. BRUCE F. LOOK Look Jonesboro, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Well-liked - great music lover - believes in wine, women and song - plans on a future with aviation - Best of luck, Bruce. Activities: Hi-Fi Club 2, Yearbook Staff 2, Rifle Club 27 Bridge Club 2. 21 REX W. LEWIS Rex Standish, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Hobbies are playing the guitar and art - likes the great outdoors - sure to be a success - Best of luck in the future, Rex. Activities: Many a-nd varied. WILLIAM M. LUNT, III Willie Falmouth, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Commutes from Falmouth - nice guy - well- liked - hopes to own his own business - believes in the finer things of life - Best to you, William. DUNCAN I.. MCICDOUGALI., JR. Dune Sebago Lake, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Hobby is automobiles - hails from the Sportsman's Paradise - good student - likable - sure to be a success. Best of luck, Duncan. Activities: Principally of the intellectual type at MVTI. JAMES W. MATHEWS Jamie South Portland, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Not a worry, not a care, he's happy any- where - keeps the 'Fuses popping in ET's lab - likes all sports - has plenty of ambi- tion to do wl'1at????? Best wishes, James. Activities: Yearbook Staff 2, Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2. 'NCQ MAURICE E. MARDEN Mo-Mo Dover-Foxcroft, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Plans on doing away with Fords - like bowl- ing, waterskiing - hopes to be successful - has an interest back home lfemalel. Good luck, Maurice. Activities: Softball I, 2, Alumni Associa- tion 2. LESLIE A. McNELLY Les Dyer Brook, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Great outdoorsman - believes in the finer things ot life - likes sports - seems to have changed since moving to the big city. Best to you, Leslie. Activities: Intramural Soccer I, 2, Intra- mural Basketball 2, Intramural Softball 'l, 2, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 'l, Skating Rink Committee 'l, 2, Yearbook 2, Wanderer Editor 2, Bridge Club 2. 22 GARY L. MASALIN Muzzie Camden, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Good student - BC terror of the saws - has his own opinion of opposite sex - plans on service after graduation - likes all sports - hopes to be a millionaire. Best wishes, Gary. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- mural Soccer 2. ROBERT M. MILHERON Fats Orono, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Hobbies are hunting, music and electronics -- has a female interest back home - hopes to be a success in the Electronics field. Best of luck, Robert. Activities: Yearbook 2, Hi-Fi Club I, 2, Bridge 2, Soccer 2, Volleyball 2. . rf ive LOREN C. MILLER Loren Bingham, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY The only man in MVTI to go through five cars in two years - interested in sports, chiefly stock car racing - is working toward becoming a top notch auto mechanic. Best of luck in the future, Loren. RICHARD E. MOORE Arch South Hiram, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Enioys sports and the like - nice guy, sure to be a success - seems to enioy playing nursemaid to a certain girl over at the Maine Medical Center. Right, Arch? Activities: Varsity Basketball I, Varsity Base- ball 'l, 2, Athletic Editor-Yearbook 2. 1.-,t.:..g'jifsex 'zigyfmfi :1s15v?TiLe f?9f RSSRXWY ?EIZ.f!IEs'-:.'ii5:i5 M i'i1w9ili?ii'z'-1' 159' w,..w.q,..5... ,s.e1m.wL QU... .1 A gas ...sf ,., iff ' - r-sagem: 3Ley2ii?.2Lf?i1t1:1.f f f'-'WW A 4 .3515 Qifzifsffsfili-12:2 ' . -1 ilfseygiiwiiiii' . . ei? 5 ...fw2eeags5fg2af2z.1xxmeii A Q ... .5sf'-s23.f.,1.,5gggmvfs?kr' A as . ff'rffgsf1fssz.Sfasf:ff Sgsaistglzgfsgwfgsiif- g 1 ., . Q 'xii . 'iw jr , . , . , . jg ,, ..., ,SI E J., imlilsif . 5 . '. if e.:'..-miie, fer gi .- v . - X L - g .. I .Jil gf X' 7 gif-'szxsztssi-Tfsilsex2.295555 , .. ,.,..7. '11 'wie' :T ,. ff -was .e,. A .,.. w w . ,.., J Q ' . te 51.5 .ff . , 5153155 A , , ,Q -, ss 14 'is' E:i,..f , I . Q R A egg 5.1 K i -'Z-.iw DAVID W. MILLS Dave' Belgrade, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Average student - one of the MVTI minute- men - has a female interest back home, also a hard man on a VW. Good luck, Dave. LAURIER MORIN Larry Auburn, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Nice guy, well-liked - big wheel in the new dorm - hobbies include sports and any- thing, anyone, anytime, anywhere - hopes to own his own business, Best wishes, Larry. Activities: Student Council lg Intramural Soccer 'lp Varsity Basketball 'lg Golf Club 'lp Finance Committee 'lg Hi-Fi Club I. LARRY A. MOORE Cecil South Paris, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Main interest lies in machinery - good stu- dent - hopes to make good as an ace machinist - he'll do it, too. Best of luck, Larry. EARL L. MYERS Machias, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Main interest is electricity and communica- tions -- outdoorsman - keeps the OBH shop hopping - hopes to be a success in the heating industry. You'Il make it, Earll 23 WILLIAM H. NASON, JR. Bill North Sebago, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Quiet fellow - sure to be a success - plans on becoming an ace machinist - likes sports. Best of luck to you in the future, William. Activities: Wanderer 2. PARKER J. OAK Presque Isle, Maine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Plans to start his own Oceanographic De- partment - good man to have around in emergencies. Best wishes for your success, Parker. RONALD A. NICKERSON Nick Gorham, Maine CULINARY ARTS Wouldn't you know it, this kid's married - smart guy - likes sports and photography - commutes from Gorham. Sure to be successful. Activities: Class Treasurer 'l, 2, Basketball 2, Yearbook Staff 2. DENNIS A. 0'BRlEN OB Gorham, Maine CULINARY ARTS There was never a party that he couldn't crash - plans to own a bakery - likes music, dancing and parties. lots of luck to you, Dennis. Activities: Yearbook 2: Carnival Chairman 1. 24 EDWIN H. NOYES, JR. Bobo South Portland, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Commutes - plans to own his own business - interested in music - likes sports - sure to be a success. Best to you, Ed. Activities: Intramural sports 'l, 2. JOHN 0'JALA O'Jala Union, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Quiet, ardent card player - MVTl's woman hater - seems to be absent the last two hours of shop. Right, John? - likes sports. Best to you, John. A H Mig. fi, ROBERT M. OLIVER Ollie Scarborough, Maine CULINARY ARTS His famous signature-37 strikes againl The biggest clown of CA - likes skin-diving and stock car racing - hopes to stay out of the hospital for awhile. Best of luck, Bob. Activities: Intramural Soccer I, 2. GEORGE L. PEASE The Kid St. Albans, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Quiet - keeps the AT Shop buzzing - an- other woman hater - plans to go to Texas and see Barbara - sure to be a success. Best of luck, George. 1 HERBERT G. PACKARD Hubby Jefferson, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Hails from Jefferson - great outdoorsman -- hopes to get his Saab to Ohio and back - known as the grease monkey - hard man on Saabs. Best to you, Herbert. LARRY K. PENDLETON Goomba Falmouth, Maine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Likes hunting, fishing, sports, etc. - well- liked, good student - known for his travel- ing - hopes to get his engineers papers. Best of luck, Larry. 25 PAUL E. PARADIS The Frenchman Van Buren, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Nicknamecl Shorty - nice guy - comes from all the way across the state - hopes to own his own business. Best of luck, Paul. Activities: Intramural Soccer Ip Intramural Basketball I. RODNEY W. PIERCE Rod South Windham, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Great sportsman -- seems to have a female interest back home -- plans on becoming a top notch mechanic - likes hunting and fish- ing. Sure to be successful, Donald. e-...Of ,......-fr 1 in-gy KENNETH A. PINETTE Pena Fort Kent, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Known for hiding in closets - likes sports - big wheel on the Dorm Council -- good man with the screwdriver - has female interest back home. Right, Ken? Activities: Vice President of Dorm Council 2. BARRY W. PLUMMER Barry West Buxton, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Chief hobby is auto racing - plans to be- come a 'Ist class technician - sports lover - sure to be a success. Best of luck, Barry. RONALD 0. PINKHAM Buster North New Portland, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION You don't fool with Buster - his hobby is wrestling - never seen without Wright - plans to be an architect - likes sports. Sure to be successful, Ronald. Activities: Soccer 'I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Soft- ball 1, 2. MAURICE PYE Small Point, Maine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Left school to tish in other waters. Good luck, Maurice. 26 WRIGHT H. PINKHAM Felix North New Portland, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Has wide interest in sports, books - well- liked - plans on being a millionaire - always tampering with the Ford, Best to you, Wright. Activities: Yearbook Staff 2, Wanderer Staff 2, Soccer I, 2, Varsity Baseball I, 2. MICHAEL W. REYNOLDS Mike Strong, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION One of MVTI's married men - likes sports, plans on carpentry for a career - fast man with a hammer. Best to you, Mike. Activities: Intramural Basketball I, 2, Intra- mural Softball I, 2, Intramural Volleyball 'l, 2, Intramural Soccer I, 2, Wanderer Staff 1, Dorm Council 2. CARL H. RICE Carl Freeport, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Now, here's a man you don't fool with - he's an ace poker player - when he's around, hang on to your pants - Com- mutes - hobbies are sports - sure to be a success. Best wishes, Carl. DONALD J. ROSSIGNOL Rossie Lewiston, Maine CULINARY ARTS Ace chef - baker at Large - hopes to run his own business - likes sports - sure to be successful. Best of luck in the future, Don. Activities: Intramural Basketball lg Intra- mural Softball 'l, 2, Intramural Soccer l, 2, Varsity Basketball 2. ,,, ALBERT E. RIDLEY Al South Portland, Maine CULINARY ARTS This guy, always latel Never speaks up in class - always reminds the instructor of the time - plans to own his own business - likes sports - what happened to the Rambler, AI? Best to you in the future. Activities: Intramural Soccer. RAYMOND L. RUSSELL Russ Caribou, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY He has a strange hobby, reading - ardent bridge player - hopes to secure a good iob with a future - likes sports, well-liked. Sure to be a success. Activities: Intramural Soccer l, 2, Volleyball 'l, 27 Bridge Club l, 2. 27 CARL L. RONCO Ronco Kezar Falls, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Commutes from Kezar Falis - good student - great sportsman - top gun on Yearbook Staff - plans on research work after grad' uation - sure to be a success. Best wishes, Carl. Activities: Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 2, Stu- dent Council 'lg Class President l. STEPHEN SECORD Steve Portland, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Plans on becoming an oil burner repairman - good natured female enthusiast - hope you're successful, Steve. We're betting on you. JOHN A. SERBER Serb Falmouth, Maine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Hobbies are hunting, fishing - likes sports - good student, well-liked - sure to be a success. Best of luck in the future, John. Activities: Student Council 'I, 2. RONALD C. SMITH Smitty Bridgton, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Outdoorsman - plans to own his own busi- ness after graduation - seems to have a great interest near Boston -- Right, Smitty? Best of luck in the future. My DENNIS B. SKINNER Skins Rockland, Maine BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Hails from the lobster capitol - Well liked, never seen without Masalin - main interest is architecture - likes sports - sure to be successful. Best to you, Dennis. Activities: Intramural Soccer 2j Intramural Volleyball 'l. ROBERT E. STAFFORD Hi-Rev Lubec, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Hopes to own a Corvette - hobbies include cars, and what else? Womenl - keeps Herb running in circles looking for him in the kitchen - plans to become a top notch mechanic. Best wishes, Bob. Activities: Wanderer Staff 17 Intramural Bas- ketball l. 28 FRANCIS M. SMALL Francis Cumberland Center BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Beware! - he has a strange hobby - chasing women - likes hunting, fishing and other sports - plans to be a contractor - hope you make it, Francis. We think you will. DAVID M. STEWART Dave Houlton, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Great sportsman - quiet, well-liked - al- ways tinkering with the Ford - never seen without Fields. Sure to be successful in whatever you do, Dave. Activities: Photo Club I. STEVEN D. SUKEFORTH Appleton, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY uoougn Hard worker - good student - top ma- chinist - enioys all sports - spends his spare time keeping the old Merc going - Right, Doug? - sure to be a success. Best to you, Doug. BRYAN H. THIBODEAU TUB Old Town, Maine ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Big wheel on the Dorm Council - enioys stamp collecting - aims to find a squaw back home this summer with the big Star Chief, Sure to be successful. Best to you, Bryan. Activities: Dorm Council President 2, Year- book 2, Intramural Basketball I, Intramural Baseball 2, Chairman Awards Committee 2. ALAN W. SWEENEY Tink Bath, Maine CULINARY ARTS He's waiting for the right girl - the one who drinks Metrical and Sings Along with Mitch, while working on a '55 Ford - likes sports, coin collecting - has a strange am- bition - to become a mechanic. Best wishes, Alan. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- mural Soccer 'l, 2, Photo Club 'l, ROBERT W. THOMAS 1'Bob Wayne, Maine AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Hot man on a Ford - really knows his stuff - outdoorsman - never seen without Mar- den - likes skiing - plans to own Ford Motor Company - He'll do it, too. Best wishes, Bob. Activities: Ski Club I, 2, Wanderer Stal? 2. KENNETH B. TEMM Ken Windham, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Enioys outdoor activities - plans a career in the Oil Burner service business - well- liked - sure to be successful. Good luck, Ken. Activities: Intramural Sports 2. DONALD A. VINING DOH Falmouth, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Ardent bridge player - likes drag racing - well liked, good student - hopes to keep the old Merc going 'till graduation - Right, Don? Best of luck. Activities: Intramural Basketball I, 2, Intra- mural Soccer 2, Baseball I, 2. 29 GEORGE R. WEEKS George Farmington, Maine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Hobbies are skiing, fishing, traveling - nice guy - quiet, well liked - hopes to become an oceanographer and hydrographer. Best to you in the future, George. Activities: Intramural Basketball and Soccer. WILLIAM F. WINSLOW Bill Harrison, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Great outdoorsman - likes to prowl the Maine woods - plans on becoming a top notch machinist. Best to you in the future, Bill. Activities: Social Activities Committee 'Ig Gym Committee Ig Basketball Manager I. THOMAS WHITE Tom Auburn, Maine OIL BURNER - HEATING Plans on becoming a top-notch oil burner repairman - enioys sports, food and, of course, women. Best to you in the future, Tom. MICHAEL D. WORDEN Mike Wilton, Maine CULINARY ARTS The kid who came to class a little tired one day and couIdn't give a demonstration an the board - remember, Mike? Plans to learn all he can about the food service industry - likes parties, YWCA dances, etc. Best to you, Mike. Activities: President of CA Il Class. 30 JAMES D. WILES Jim Cumberland Center, Maine ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY A great family man - desires a long and quiet honeymoon - always trying to find Mac's mistakes - ardent bridge player - enioys all sports. Sure to be a success, Jim. Activities: Class President 25 Intramural Base ketball 2, Intramural Volleyball 2, Intra- mural Soccer 2, Bridge Club 2. CURTIS L. YOUNG Curt Cushing, Maine MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Good natured - always cheerful - well- liked - plans to be a top notch machinist - ardent pool player - likes hunting and fish- ing. Sure to be a success, Curt. Activities: Dorm Council I, Intramural Soft- ball I, 2. RAYMOND W. MacFARLAND - President PAUL R, BOWDEN-Vice President OF F ICERS--CLASS OF 1964 As Representative of the Freshman Class of MVTI, I wish the graduating Class of 1963 the greatest of success in their many ventures into the varied fields of industry. Always remember that you represent MVTI, and that the success of future classes will depend in part on you. We appreciate the help you have been to us, and we will try to follow your example and be a credit to the school. -Raymond W. MacFarIand President SQ 'iffy I l 3 CLYDE M. BILLING - Secretary WILLIAM L, BOWEN - Treasurer AUTUMUTIVE TECH OLGGY Front, left to Right: N. Towle, A. Hutchins, R. Bartos, R. West, Mr. Johnson-Instructor, R. Merrill, H. Bridges, J. Sazin. Center, left to Right: L Lavasseur, R. Knowles, R. Campbell, L. Malloy, J. Dix, R. Wood, W. Preble. Back, Left to Right: C. Alexander, l. Bell, R. Swendsen, B. Welch, R. Philpot, R. Oak. Front, left to Right: B. Kennedy, J. Harwood, P. Poirier, S. Woodman, D. Keniston. Center, Left to Right: C. Smith, E. Mitchell, G. Baker, R. DeRevere, J. Cousins, R. Steeves, D. Watson. Back, left to Right: G. Read, C. Billing, H. Pottle, D. Burtchell, N. McLain, C. Witham. 32 B ILDI G CO TRUCTIO -N --A sv Front, Left to Right: Mr. LaVigne-Instructor, A. Perry, S. Nevells, D. Neal, R. Stuart, L. Patten, M. Dow, Mr. Martin-Instructor. Center, Left to Right: G. Curtis, F. Weber, R. Hannaford, L. Robinson, R. Stetson, J. Wardwell, C. Nash, R. Picard, P. Cookson. Back, Left to Right: R. McFarland, E. Libby, S. Alexander, G. Nadeau, J. St. Clair, E. Townsend, P. Bernier, D. Page. CULINARY ARTS Front, Left to Right: Mr. Brisse-Instructor, J. Page, F. Greenlaw, R. Rackliff, F. Lyons, G. Gould, Mr. Grant-instructor. Center, Left to Right: R. Low, L. Jackson, P. Harlow, A. Lane, J. Duplisea, T. Cahoon, R. Carlisle, P Poore, R. Young. Back, Left to Right: E Bailey, P. Starbird, J. McLeod, D. Johnson, R. Bishop, R. Dunham, G. Usher ELECTRONICS TECH OLOGY M ,fzfrii 1 ' if Front, Left to Right: Mr. Cushing-Instructor, A. Quinn, C. Davis, N. Berube, J. Farrington, P. Collin, C. Averill, J. Ingerowski, Mr. Maclean-Instructor. Center, Left to Right: T. Henry, R. Whitney, P. Young, W. Bowen, K. Hoffses, J. Manning, J. Collier, T. Cushman, S. Merrill, B. Edwards, N. Garnett. Back, Left to Right: G. Thebeau, A. Knowles, B. Blanchard, L. Ryan, A. Loeschner, R. King, L. Denbow, G. Norton, R. Laverfu, T. Quint, R. Wilcox. DUSTRLAL ELECTRICITY Front, Left to Right: H. Shaw, R. Roberge, R. MacFarland, C. Ross, R. Bouchard, K. Niles. Center, Left to Right: R. McGraw, L. Bradeen, P. Smith, R. Wright, M. Sandstrom, J. Fallona, M. Sprague, R. Furbush, W. Marks. Back, Loft to Right: R. McColIor, R. Blais, D. Tilton T. Traiord, G. Walsh, M. Tate, R. Madore, H. Smith. MARI E TECH OLOGY .Q. ! Aw Front, Left to Right: P. Jensen, P. leonard, P. Dreselly, J. Woodley, T. Loring, W. Goodnow, T. Harris. Center, Left to Right: E. Burgess, l. Eaton, C. Taylor, E. Mitchell, D. Darling, A. Young, R. Beal, G. Ruhlin, K. Staples. Back, left to Right: B. May, B. Berry, P. Higgins, G. Ryan, O. Nisbet, M. Oak, W. Perkins, J. Senter, MACHI E TOOL TECH OLUGY if If WJ: Front, left to Right: Mr. Crockett-Instructor, W. Jellison, R. Ainaire, C. Erskine, J. Berkowitz, P. Bowden, D. McNutt, P. Moore, Mr. Jewett-Instructor. Second, Left to Right: D. Look, J. Whitney, J. Bean, R. Edgerly, R. Dowe, M. Higgins, E. Gurski, R. Goodrich, D. Kilton, R. MacDonald, D. Smith, E. McAllister, G. Plummer. Back, left to Right: R. Scheuchzer, G. McKeough, A. Cummings, l. legacy, J. MacDonald, G. Sullivan, C. Pressey, Y. Gilbert, C. Worster, J. Crawford, R. McClure. AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Alexander, Clifford J., Calais Baker, George A., St. Fra-ncis Bartos, Richard L., Skowhegan Bell, Lester H,, Ellsworth Billing, Clyde M., Washington Bridges, Herbert E., Oakland Burtchell, David C., Fort Fairfield Campbell, Ronald B., Portland Cousins, John L., Stonington DeRevere, Robert H., Seal Harbor Dix, John J., Jr., Gorham Herwood, James A., Jr., Portland Hopkins, Donald N., Gorham Hutchins, Arthur E., Andover Keniston, Donald W., West Falmouth Kennedy, Bruce N., Milbridge Knowles, Ralph W., Augusto Levasseur, Lucien V., Lewiston Malloy, Lawrence B., Bingham Mitchell, Elliott B., Mount Desert Oak, Robert E., Hallowell Philpot, Raymond H., North Windham Poirier, Peter P., Belgrade Lakes Pottle, Herbert A., Lincolnville Preble, Wilbur A., Newport Read, George H., Belfast Sabean, Reginald R., Eastport Sazin, Joel A., Bangor Smith, Clarence E., Jr., Manset Steeves, Ralph H., Presque Isle Swendsen, Raymond L., South Windham Towle, Newton E., III, Yarmouth Watson, Dana E., Naples Welch, Bruce G., West Kingfield West, Robert J., Norridgewock Witham, Charles L., Bangor Wood, Ronald L., Vassalboro Woodman, Stuart A., Washburn BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Alexander, Samuel W., South Harpswell Bernier, Peter G., Westbrook Cookson, Peter E., Orrington Curtis, Galen C., West Paris Dow, Mervin L., Anson Hannaford, Roland G., Bar Mills Libby, Everett M., South Windham Mazzaro, Peter V., Augusta McFarland, Richard L., Falmouth Nadeau, Gerard A., Livermore Falls CLASS OF 1964 Nash, Craig H., Dixfield Neal, Donald E., Jr., Gray Nevells, Stanley R., Bridgton Page, Donald C., South Portland Perry, Alden N., Brunswick Picard, Roger A., Bucksport Robinson, Lee G., Belfast St. Clair, Jerrold L., Rockland Stetson, Ronald G., Gray Stuart, Ronald E., Newport Townsend, Ernest T., Boothbay Wardwell, John G., Portland Weber, Francis J., Jr., Belgrade CULINARY ARTS Bailey, Ellis W., Newcastle Bishop, Richard E., Readfield Cahoon, Thomas A., Bath Carlisle, Robert T., Ill, Surry Dunham, Richard J., Yarmouth Duplisea, John A., Madison Gould, Guy O., Jr., North New Portland Greenlaw, Frank B., Lubec Harlow, Peter F., Pownal Jackson, Lawrence R., South Portland Johnson, Dennis W., Red Beach Lane, Alan F., Greene Low, Richard S., Jr., Ogunquit Lyons, Frederick G., Ill, South Portland McLeod, John E., Jr., Auburn Page, John R., Harmon Poore, Philip E., Portland Rackliff, Ronald L., Strong Starbird, Peter W., South Paris Usher, Gerald F., West Baldwin Young, Richard C., Ogunquit ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Averill, Cloyd M., West Farmington Blanchard, Bruce R., West Farmington Bowen, William L., Benton Station Collier, James P., Ashland Collin, Paul D., Fort Kent Cushman, Thomas H., Gorham Davis, Charles K., Portland Denbow, Louis R., Hartland Farrington, Jasper A., Brewer Garnett, Neil R., Jonesport Hoffses, Kurt A,, Thomaston Ingerowski, John A., South Portland King, Robert W., Bar Harbor Knowles, Adelbert E., North Windllvm Loeschner, Alan R., Bath Manning, John L., South Portland Merrill, Stephen R., Bangor Norton, Gary L., Portland Quinn, Arthur F., South Portland Quint, Terrance C., Houlton Ryan, Lanny L., Lubec Thebeau, Gordon J., Freeport Whitney, Ralph H., Gray Wilcox, Richard O., Augusta Young, Philip C., West Gouldsboro ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Blais, Roger W., Livermore Falls Bouchard, Robert J., Millinocket Bradeen, Leroy T., Unity Fallona, John F., Cope Elizabeth Furbush, Richard C., South Portland MacFarland, Raymond W., Augusta Madore, Robert R., Augusta Marks, Winston A., Albion McGraw, Roderick D., Oakfield Niles, Keith E., Freeport Roberge, Robert C., South Portland Ross, Carl E., Calais Sondstrom, Michael G., Stockholm Shaw, Harry A., Portland Smith, Horace S., Cherryfield Smith, Paul E., Portland Tate, Mahlon G.,'EIlsworth Falls Tilton, Donald D., Belgrade Trafford, Timothy R., Portland Wright, Ronald G., Canaan MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Ainaire, Ronald J., Lewiston Bean, James T., West Bath Berkowitz, Jerome M., Portland Bowden, Paul R., Orrington Crawford, James A., Dexter Cummings, Arthur K., West Paris Dowe, Roger A., South China Edgerly, Richard H., Madison Erskine, Charles A., Domariscotta Mills Gilbert, Yvon, Auburn Goodrich, Ronald D., Sanford Gurski, Edward L., Waterville Jellison, Walter L., Portland Kilton, David W., Machias Legacy, Louis D., Winslow Look, Dean F., Jonesboro McAllister, Ernest H., Bridgtan McClure, Robert B., Lewiston McKeough, Gordon E., Portland McNutt, David R., Sebago Lake Plummer, Guy W., Jr., West Buxton Pressey, Charles I., Jr., Portland Scheuchzer, Ronald L., Falmouth Smith, David E., Westbrook Whitney, John W., Newport Wurster, Charles B., Madison Young, Forest E., Jr., South Windham MARINE TECHNOLOGY Babine, Stephen E., West Both Beal, Richard M., South Windham Bennett, Paul E., Jr., Freeport Berry, Bruce, Bowdoinham Burgess, Ernest E., Chebeague Islatnd Cole, Peter B., Prospect Harbor Darling, Dana R., South Portland Dreselly, Peter, Winthrop Eaton, Lawrence R., Castinl Goodnow, William B., Portland Harris, Thomas L., Biddeford Henderson, Peter A., Bath Higgins, Paul W., Bangor Hurd, Howard D., Jr., Falmouth Ingalls, Brian A., Machias Jensen, Paul C., South Portland Leonard, Peter D., Vineyard Haven, Mass Loring, Timothy S., North Windham McCole, Paul M., Jr., Bath May, Bruce W., Oxford Mitchell, Edwin M., Both Nisbet, Orville R., Hallowell Oak, Merle L., Jr., Presque Isle Perkins, Norman B., Mt. Vernon Perkins, Wayne C,, Ogunquit Perry, William L., Mexico Ruhlin, Galen S., Hampden Highlands Ryan, Gale Y., Quincy, Mass. Senter, John T., Jr., Hampden Highlands Staples, Kenneth A., Brunswick Taylor, Carl E., North Windham Winslow, Robert A., Boothbay Harbor Woodley, Johnny L., Portland Young, Arthur M., Bar Harbor TEKS For a number of years, the name of the annual MVTI yearbook The Moosecall has been a conversational item, subject to debates, discussions and arguments. At the beginning of the year, the yearbook staff unanimously felt that a change in the name would be an improvement, and the results ofa student opinion poll verified the staff's feelings. On November 30, i962 the students exercised their voting privileges and chose the name TEKS for the new year- book name. TEKS are the Greek letters standing for Tau Epsilon Kappa Sigma which when analyzed, correlates with many of the technical aspects of MVTI. Tau, the nineteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, is significant in Physics where it stands for torque. Since torque is the moment of a tangential force tending to produce rotation around a point, many other technical courses make use of the word Tau. Also, Tau is the constant of timer. Epsilon, the fifth letter of the alphabet, is denoted as the base of the natural logarithmic system and is used most frequently in mathematics where Epsilon equals the limit fl-l-lfnln for n infinite or 2.7l828'l8 .... Kappa, the tenth letter of the alphabet, is ,used in technical formulas as a constant. A constant in a formula may be on experimentally determined mathe- matical factor whose magnitude does not change. Sigma, the eighteenth letter of the alphabet is a technical symbol indicating the summation of and used primarily in math. incidentally, but appropriately, TECHS, a variation of this term, is used by the Varsity Baseball and Basketball teams. Les McNelly SPORTS CLUBS CUMMITT EES COUNCILS ACTIVITIES if f wg E3 X 2 ,ff I f g . , s g j ! 5 Q 2 3 3 x L 5 3 2 XI -,. 3 f. 2 i' 1 5 s -MM ,W I -NRM m ff J W WM. .,-ff k,,,,,,..,....,..w...,.,M 5 'fr 5 1 aff? L5 5 1 8 T UDE T CUU CIL S. f R' ht R Jones W Brown E Jackson4-President Mr Johnson-Advisor, R. Edgerly. Seated, Let to IQ : . , . , . , . Second Row, left to Right: P. Collin, L. Morin, R. DeRe-'ere, J. Fallona, R. Gould. Third Row, left to Right: K. Staples, l. Gilbert, R. Low, C. Rice. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT ressive in others, has The Student Council, slow in some matters and agg l' h d reat deal this year Each man has given as much as he accomp is e g g . possibly could for the welfare of MVTI and its students. Most of us hope some- d MVTI will be an accredited technical college with three and four year courses. CY Until that day comes, it is our duty as students and alumni to spread the merit . . I of MVTI across the country. Then and only then will we receive natnona recognition. Soon, each member of the Class of 1963 will leave MVTI and take his respective place on this sphere. Some will leave MVTI with a note of sorrow ' e well while others will be overo ed, but all will a ree these two ears wer l Y 9 Y spent. Many learned from books, but most learned more from the personalities ' h lf f th St dent Council of those we associated with here at MVTI. On be a o e u and myself, I wish you all the very best in life. -Edward B. Jackson President 38 FINANCE CCMMIT TEE 595 J UDICIARY COMMITTEE 1 V A C111 Nr? Wcaii 51 E C3 Seaied, left to Right: J. Hodgkins, Mr. Cushing-Adviser, R. MacFurlaNnd. Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Wood-Adviser, Mr. Jeweh-Adviser, J.. Wiles. 39 ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Loft to Right Mr. Mifchell-Adviser, S. Amburg, Mr. Webber-Adviser. Left to Right: Mr. Martin-Adviser, Mr. Johnson-Adviser, W. Jordan, Mr. Webber--Adviser, M Roberts-Adviser. 40 AWARDS COMMITTEE left fo Right: R. Picard, Mr. Wood-Adviser, L. Hopkinson, I. Gilbert. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE I I Left io Right: W. Winslow, Mr. Murcoffe-Adviser, W. Pinkham. 41 BRIDGE CLU wlsiiwe Q-Cai ical Seated, left to Right: B. look, D. Berlin, Mr. Maclean-Adviser, D. Comeau, M. Bohanon. Standing: J, O'Jala, R. Milheron, L. McNelly, J. Wiles, P. Erskine, R. Moore, D. Vining. ,541 HI-F I CLUB l 'w Seated, Left to Right: S. Merrill, D. Benin, R. Milheron, Mr. Cushing-Adviser, R. Moore, L. McNelly Siandingz B. Look, R. Pica-rd, J. Crandall, J. Collier, B. Edwards, A. Quinn, R. Whitney, M. Bohcncn. 42 A509 00 ALUMNI COMMITTEE Left to Right: E. Mitchell, P. Erskine, L. Hopkinson, Mr. Soul Ad IN TERCOLLEGIATE COUNCIL X Lefi Io Right: R. Low, Mr. Tolman-Advisor, R. Gou 43 ,M Q sg 6 if , ' , AAI PUBLICITY COM ITTEE ,. 1 ww.. 3 X., . Seafed, Lefl to Right: R. Ruckliff, Mr. Tolman-Advisor, P. Paradis, G. Baker. Sfanding, left fo Righi: R. King, P. Smith, D. Field, K. Pinette, D. Gardner. PHOTGGRAPHY CL aine onal Seated, Left to Right: R. Gould, R. Dunham, A. Sweeney, Mr. Grant-Advisor, J. Brimmer Standing, Lefi to Right: R. Bishop, J. McLeod, J. Duplisea, P. Poore. 44 GOLF CLUB X612 atm left to Right R. Moore, L. Morin, Mr. Johnson-Adviser, D. Berhn ARCHERY CLUB J 'C 1' Xlzcation Tec Lite Left to Right: J. Fiske, R. Gould, Mr. Graves-Adviser, J. Bea-n. 45 THE WAN DERER STAFF Front Row, loft to Right: R. M:cFarland, R. Bouchard, Mrs. Dewey-Advisor, Mrs. Janson-Typist, L McNelly-Editor, R. Moore. Second Row, Loft to Right: M. Worden, Y. Gilbert, G. Baker, R. Furbush, W. Nason, D. Look, IL Rackliff. Third Row, Left to Right: R. McGraw, W. Pinkham, R. Thomas, E. Bachelor, E. Libby, R. McCollor. Absent: P. Mazzaro. lt wasn't until November that our newspaper, The Wanderer, had organized its staff and plans were being laid for the first edition. The reporters, representing each class on the campus, worked diligently as the first deadline rolled around for shop news, iokes and editorials. Even when the reporters' deadline is met, The Wanderer is far from being published. Mrs. Dewey, the advisor, and Mrs. Janson, the typist, along with the rest of the editorial staff, are confronted with the arduous task of editing, revising, blue- penciling and typing. With everyone working together as a team, the paper finally goes to press, and shortly after, it's in the canteens. The staff has a satis- fied feeling of a iob well done, but it is not possible to rest on their laurels, as all too soon the deadline for the next issue rolls around. The school year passes so quickly and before it's realized, the staff have written their last reports and the last Wanderer is published. But there are no regrets, for the staff feels proud that they could be an important part of the campus life at MVTI. -Editor, Leslie A. McNelly 2' f'3 ' f .W .41 ffm .G'l1,,. 5110- A 110. it liek' l R l X gg .N 7 lf,g:4' :Pi'x. Wow eg. , Q ,f 5 VA NEY HALL DOR ITORY CCUNCIL ff' 3 Front Row, left to Right: Mr. Webb-Custodian, K. Pinette, B. Thibodeuu, R. Beedy, M. Reynolds. Back Row, Left to Right: G. Thebeau, R. Caron, C. Huff, P. Collin, D. Kilton. DOR ITORY COUNCIL Front Row, Left to Right: R. MacFarla'nd, Mr. Webb-Adviser, D. Bertin. Back Row, Left to Right: I. Gilbert, L. Morin, R. McGraw. 47 RIFLE CLUB Maine Xfjcatlonal TQQ AMATEUR RADIO CLUB F ni Row, Left to Right: S. Merrill, T. Cushman, Mr. Peiffer-Adviser, D. Comeau, L. Denbow. B k R L ft R - P. Collin, J. Collier, R. Blcis. ow, e to ight. 48 SKAT IN G RINK COMMIT T EE C aiwrml TQQEWWC Seated, Left to Right: L. McNelIy, Mr. Slocum-Adviser, R. Stewart. S d L f R h G Ib fun ing, etto ig t: I. i ert, N. Berube. CAN TEEN COMMITTEE Left to Right: Mr, Maclean-Adviser, Mr. Slocum-Adviser, Mr. Mitchell-Adviser, K. Staples. 49 YEARBOOK STAFF --1963 1 ff 52 .. 'wr Mm M3151 Front Row, Left to Right: R. Milheron, B. Thibodeau, C. Ronco-Editor, Mr. Wood-Advisor, L. McNelly, B. Look, L. Hopkinson. Second Row, Left to Right: S. Amburg, M. Reynolds, R. Guay, D. O'Brien, R. Jose, J. Brimmer, R. Caron, R. Bourassa, R. MacFarland. Third Row, Left to Right: W. Pinkham, B. Carson, E. Bachelor, R. Moore, D. Brown, R. Gould, R. Nickerson, J. Mathews. Absent: P. Mazzara, D. Gardner, L. Ryan, R. Picard. I believe this publication to be representative of the students who fill its pages. The material is taken from their lives and activities. Students come and students go. Teams win and lose. The campus grows. All of this is recorded annually in the yearbook. The making of this book is part work, part fun, part history, and part of each of us. Those who put away and save this edition will come to realize its sentimental value in the years ahead. I thank everyone who helped to make this yearbook possible. This includes all the people who bought advertisements and provided us with the necessary funds. I had a staff who, somehow, always came through and made deadlines. Mr. Wood, our Faculty Advisor, provided the necessary guidance and incidentally took our aerial photographs. Mr. Hutchinson allowed us time for meetings, and Mr. Mitchell kept our Business Manager straight. Portland Lithograph Company, Wendell White Studio, and Del Cargill Studio are to be complimented for their work. Wendell White took our Faculty portraits, and Del Cargill our Senior portraits and group photographs. And last but not least, thanks to David Smith for running so many necessary errands. -Ca rl L. Ronco Editor 50 VARSITY BASEBALL ,L 2 , ,fb 'Inn' Ti fz 1 fi . R QW if 2 A -lip! ' 5 5.: 5 lm. 1 ' W 5 SCN! f wif? fl A, .:.- , 5 f X '-9- N 'sv-' 2 . , , Y 3 ' yi 1963 TEAM Front Row, Left to Right: D. Vining, R. Guay, J. Mathews, C. Young, W. Marks, S. Alexander. Second Row, Left to Right: Coach R. Thompson, C. Ross, B. Kennedy, L. Morin, B. Welch, D. Alexander, G. Baker. Bock Row, Left to Right: C. Billings, L. McNelly, K. French, R. Carlisle, L. Bradeen, R. Moore. 1962 VARSITY BASEBALL ACTION at IN REVIEW The 1962 Techs won 4 and lost 3 over a cold, windy season. The Techs pitching stat? was led by Dick Norcross Captain, W-'l, L-3, and Ken. French, W-3, L-O. Leading hitter for the club was Keith Hayward. Other top batters were Bob Guay, Don Vining and George Webb, Returning for the '63 season are Don Vining, Ken French, Bob Guay and Ronald Pinkham. We wish you the best for a successful season! '62 RECORD Opponents Techs St. Francis ll 'I4 N. Y. A. 2 16 U. M. P. 3 l Bridgton Ac. 8 7 St. Francis l0 ll Farmington 9 7 N. Y. A, l2 13 Techs on the Bench. in . , , me .. 1 V w 'V ?1'ILilisf'??5 '- rl 533 f' Q-g.1u, x, 'ji' 4 Q' f -i Q..-af ,W wr' -.,-- if 'wwf M .. .. ,.... , , , 4, V. ik., 'Wiqg ' 4 51 Curt. Whitman - Safel George Canales - Good Hitl VARSITY BASKETBALL TECHS Left to Right: Manager-S, Bean, Captain-E, Mitchell, L, Morin, P. Erskine, R. Carlisle, R, DeRevere, Coach-B. Harris, J. Cousins, D. Rossignol, J. Sazin, G. Read, Manager-J. Usher. Absent: N. Bailey, L, Bradeen, C. Ross, D, Gardner, S. Amburg. The MVTI cagers completed this season with 5 wins and 7 losses under the capable direction of our new coach, Bill Harris, The Techs started off with a sizzling 5 victories, but due to midsemester dropouts were unable to win the remainder of the games. A lot of credit is due the boys who completed the schedule, still playing to win. Bob Carlisle led the team with 180 points. Paul Erskine was second in scoring honors with 113. A highlight of the season was the overnight trip to Manchester, N. H., where the Techs won games over the New Hampshire Technical Institute and the New Hampshire School of Commerce and Accounting. Overall, the team had a fine season, and as usual our boys showed fine sportsmanship. Here's how they went! GORHAM STC JV'S 55 N. H. SCHOOL of COMM. 81 ACT. 58 N. YARMOUTH ACADEMY 65 N. H. TECH. INST. 71 FARMINGTON STC JV'S 61 BRIDGTON ACADEMY 91 FARMINGTON STC JV'S 104 GORHAM STC JV'S 110 UMP 85 UMP 104 ST. FRANCIS 97 St. FRANCIS 92 52 Erskine at the Foul Line. PING PON G TOURNAMENT The Champ in Actionl Don Tilton and Runner-up, James Bean. PI G PO G AND POOL Varney Hall was the scene of this year's Ping Pong and Pool Tournaments. Mr, Rupert MacLean topped all comers, including Faculty contenders, to win the Pool Tournament. Reginald Sabean tell to the skill of Mr. MacLean but defeated Brian Ingalls, Runner-up, for the Pool Student Championship of MVTI. incidentally, this is another victory for AT-1 over MT-I if anyone is checking Intramural Activities. Don Tilton of IE-I won the Ping Pong Tournament in the best ot three hard- played games against James Bean of MTT-l. In these games, good sportsman- ship was notably present. There is always a lot of action around the ping pong tables which stimulates tine competition in these tournaments. POOL TOURNAMENT Mr. Maclean shows Mr. Sabean howl Reggie Sabean, the Student Champ shakes the hand of the 53 Runner-up, Brian Ingalls. I TRAMURAL BASKETBALL l A 'ii gi mi. Q A MV , ,.. w 'J K V. M .- A I .Z , 1... if . ff - ., . - M- . 1 M ' A 1 1 . IE - THE CHAMPS Front Row-Left to Right: J. Fallona, R. Wright, R. Caron, W. Marks, R. Bouchard. Bock Row-Left to Right: D. Tilton, M. Tate, L. Bradeen, R. MacFarland, C. Ross. FINAL STANDINGS Team Won Lost 0 4 MTT 7 4 5 Me- BC 3 8 Don't kick it. Soccer season is over. TI UNDEFEATED CHAMPS Industrial Electricity won the basketball championship with a fine record of ll wins and no losses. Although the sea- son was a run-a-way for the first place, MTT, ET, and AT were in close competition. Good sportsmanship was noticeably in evidence espe- cially at the end ofthe season. This may very well be an in- dication of the true value of intramural sports. Heyl The ball's over here. Don't fall asleep there. SOCCER lily. 3 Front, Left to Right: J. Fallona, M. Gray, R. Wright, R. MacFarland, L. Hopkinson, R. Bourassa, T. Trafford. I E I TRAMURAL SOCCER CHAMPS Co-captains: R. MocForIond and L, Hopkinson Brisk fall nights found many M.V.T.l. students on the athletic field playing soccer. A total of seven games were played by each team, At the completion of the season there was a deadlock between I.E. and M.T.T. In the playo'FF game I.E. scored early and held the Oilers scoreless to give the Ampeaters their third consecutive championship. FINAI. STANDINGS Team Won Lost I.E. 7 1 M.T.T. 6 2 B.C. 5 2 A.T. 4 3 E.T. I 6 M.T. 1 6 C.A. 1 6 55 T-'62 SOFTBALL CHAMP Ms! MFI. HKTI. . t' wi l Front, Left to Right: J. Conant, Mr. Johnson, M. Day, L, Bouchard. l Rear, left to Right: H. Packard, D. Stewart, L. Miller, M. Morden, W. Brown. Players Absent: R. Pingree CCaptainJ, R. Edwards, S. Goff and S. Jones. The Automotive Technology Team once again proved its superiority on the softball field by handily winning the T962 Trophy. Congratulations! INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL ACTION STANDINGS At press time a tie exists between the Commuters and Varney Hall Top Floor North. Here is the run- down to date: Both top teams Commuters and Var- ney Hall Top Floor North won 5, lost lg New Dorm Top Floor gained 3 and lost TEAMS Faculty and Alumni Varney Hall - First Floor Varney Hall - Second Floor Varney Hall - Top Floor North Varney Hall - Top Floor South New Dormitory - First Floor New Dormitory - Second Floor Commuters 3, New Dorm Bottom Floor picked up 4 and dropped 2. Varney Hall Top Floor South won l and lost 4, Varney Hall Bottom Floor remained on the bottom with all 6 games either lost or canceled. , 10 ...Q AUTOMOTIVE TECH OLOGY 12535151351 +'--'-'1 Is thot c 'Yackity Sux,' Red? What do they run through this one? 80 proof? M' l Ah, 'Bout time for the Beverly Hillbillies. Kill it before it spreads! Where is the 'oink' coming from? LookI The electrons are running all over the rooml B ILD G CONSTRUCTIO 1.3 flu. 52 H522 it--Qfl - is-4--'ll Now, as I was saying --- Building o bird house? It doesn't tit, Fredl It doesn't tit Fred. u...,m:M Interrogation by the Untoucliables I'm sorry, fellows, but you've got to give them back. Close enough, Rollie? 58 C LIN ARY ARTS J -4- f Fi .rgfnqgg-fr . 5 A .g , 7 ,WJ rw.-1. 5, ,.L, Q .Vb,: i : ,,, A .3 5, 5 I . fr. A. EQ A , ' . X 'vs ri ner? f , My r ff .F f ,f ' ,Q-. ff' ' .Q I 7 ra-.Xxx if M w W 4? Q su ,nz lu -4 YQ' r ' 1' . Lm,, Mfffi, 1 - Az K ' lm J' M' . -' 'V .avr , T, 'A'-Vw 1 5 4: ' - VLV. J , .. . .., 57 Of course we know what we're doingl ,1 r, I Q s is 3 , il - H A r + . 13 ' Number 37 is at it again. 44 -nal Q ff' LT- I K ,gi in :grim sg Y W K ,-4' 'ws Murder in the bakeshopl PLEASE, Fafher, I ca-n do if myself! Whafl No truffles in the salad? READYIII ELECTRONICS TECH OLOGY Mrwmusvrw mfs Shut up and deall .fx sfg: ' Kleenex Company Boord of Directors, Rambling Noses 5 Please Mother, I'd rather do it myselfIl Heyl You soldered my fingerI I ff I . , ill. l it 1 Brothers Threel I Wonder it he's u two-dab mon? This page sponsored by the RADIO SERVICE LABORATORY, IOO4 Congress Street. I gh, .W ' A he . is sfscb f M ELECTRICAL TECH OLUGY' 'Hx J n-Q-.... ,-f - Put in another nickel. You tilted! lt looks female. l wonder if it's female?--Hmmm 'ffl wither, 'lgwfi Zia, l Well, what did you expect? We're not Einsteinsl Smile, yQu're on Candid Cameral m,i.,NMl I M., X 'Sw ' 'hi 'A-'i w ' 'gylf ., ,xl ,ws A ,,. ,JS l hope that these experiments don't get any tougher, How low can you go? 'The name, Industrial Electricity, has been changed to Electrical Technology. This was brought about by a gradual changing of the subject content of the course. MARI E TECHNOLOGY .. be LVAVA A .LAA 2 A fx 3 , . kV', V I Q 'A Ak Q1-.mud .V i si 3 . 3 4.1 - 75 fu ' M. ml :Y si 1 f A. 2 On Qhe high seas - Due Souih. Wet Drydock. K rf' vv: A i f -' v'r 'M : b A CJ U A L A Be 5 0 . P ,Ci FIA T L A N D . 1 V me I A -:Q 5 P4 I E B A, A ,a A we A . iii' U A Q r W- 'A ' A :D High 'n Dry. The Story of The Twisfed Prop. i 5 1 s 3 3 5 s 3 3 Docking in Miami. Nexi Port, Portland. This page sponsored by the BRUNSWICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Brunswick, Maine. MACHI E TOOL TECHNOLGGY K -,,M-we lf'5 OH 0,000001, lf's new from Sharpe and Brown. sz ? fgwegr we n Watch tha? new Geneva Wiggle, Sukeforfhl HD0 7 CVYI BeedYf W5 H07 'haf compliwfed-' ev za ze Don'f cry on my shoulder, Fulionln Crocke1't's Famous Disinfegraiing Machine. 63 OIL BU ER HEATI Twirlers 8K Whirlers. Don'i iust sfo-nd there, MorinI Hey, look what he didl The sign of unsurpassed quaIityI Yep, tho! did if. lt'll never work ogoinl Boilers, Burners and Co. This page sponsored by the PORTLAND SEBAGO ICE COMPANY. gwszrSm!9 h-,ef fwigwc , we 5 +553 ra' 'vias A A sr .,.. '-eifsjciirfr W. 'i:'15y::afH:f. w e- R - .:. M6 ' an T Jclifid-A -, 1 f , - wfijlfg' .549 A wig? f- cf gp S aim, wsebffsits, , Wig , . M... t-,, .. On October 4, 1962 at 'I'l A.M., a dedi- cation ceremony was held in 'Front of the bleachers on the ballfield, This ceremony was to properly rename the Administration Building and the Main Dormitory. The Administration Building was dedi- cated to Maurice P. Cates, and the Dormi- tory to Maurice C. Varney. Both men were AW.. I , I State Directors of Vocational Education. Invited guests at the dedication were Mrs. Mary H. Manduca, State Board of Education: John Snell, State Director of Vocational Technical Education. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice C. Varneyp Mrs. Maurice P. Cates. 196.3 CLASSRUOM ADDITIO Renovated and ready for classes by January 3, 1963 1963 DOR ITORY ADDITIO I, x Renovated and ready to house very comfortably fifty-two students by October 26, 1963. V CAMPUS LIFE Ah, how guy is young Desirel - Dryden Cons for the needy - A worthy Christmas proiecfl I ig, .ix '-W -N Q 1 '- M nw A , 1, V V .a 9215 : ' ..-- . W-Y-Wmeh,,, s -rzfzgg-.Ez 'qw g , : A' i X fs. -- K V I R .,y,, 7 N , A , In 2, . ,:.,, ily g-Ziggy N, ,M ,. Q 3, 1 up 4: W H' . Hg., . N' 5 , rf K , , V- is 1-V., V . ,suriya . A I K sq 5 Lg: hx ,,, 1 I , Q' 3 i A M l Z' ps YK . K' ,K . 4 it ' ff: my -..g.12: -1 , . ss 1...,J! ,ef N ,V i1.!?i,., wid Mi, at ' .A 5 f I A , .f 9 K --- 5 Eg: 04+ nw, S 42 gg-whiff: Lr'V Q my .W ., K 'uf ps They're OH and runningl Get if while if's hoil Y n h h Qc fy bg M ., Q5 ff' Chow line - Field DOY 1962. A Luscious CA Luncheon. Wes ,.f,::: wi sm, ggbws5?e4:g,1' si ww, I Af, ffH. . ' M CAMPUS ACTIVITIES A rrrp e ,fe is -ff' - V f - .ik 3 . ,V . -s fi 5 -p H. .::rv..........-QA, Q' fix , ' ,, iz? , Meeting of the lntellectuals. Presentation of The Annual Big Foot Award. Real cake, too Robert Bouchard, Recipient. ,.., :M ll i ,ll , 0 af? O 1 iw ,r r. p TYPical classroom scene. Old Master explains all to young striplings. Q CJK 'JJ Ad Campaign Kick-ofiil An edible Happy New Year from CA to alll 68 will S 1 A .Mi , fa WX, ,qw William Sprague Charles Reed George Goodell Three good men of several who keep Our Campus ship shape. 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ELECTRONICS MARINE and INDUSTRIAL PUMPS MARINE 0 INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC SEINE NETTINGS ' FLOATS ROPE ' SEINES NETS BUILT TO ORDER PAINT MARINE ' INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC Gowen Marine Electric, Inc. 72 Commercial Street PORTLAND - MAINE SP 4-8571 P. o. sox was COMPLIME NTS OF RlCHARDSON'S MARKET WILLARD SQUARE soun-I PORTLAND, MAINE TREFETHEN'S GARAGE Corner Broadway and Cottage Road SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE vi, Whadda yo' expect, I can't d n 77 I U Compliments of DAY'S JEWELERS ' OPTICIANS 489 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Let's see, two hundred and thirty cuts! OLD TAVERN FARM, Inc. C O Y N E S I G N S 2-zo DANFORTH smear PoRnANo, MAINE - Portland - MlTCHELL'S of Portland S. S. Pierce Famous Foods 25 FOREST AVENUE Phone - SPruce 3-0236 JCDHNSCDN SUPPLY CCD. 310 Forest Avenue PGRTLAND, MAINE 22 PLUMBING suPPuEs 2: 78 Best Wishes To The Class of 1963 . . . . . . OUR FUTURE BUILDERS OIANIONO NATIONAL CORPORATION 10016 5 N ff m Supphks X J 27 B STREET - SOUTH PORTLAND 28 COTTAGE STREET - NORWAY 68 ELM STREET - BIDDEFORD MAIN STREET - NEWCASTLE CAPE LAUNDERETTE AND COIN-A-MATIC TWIN LAUNDRY SERVICE - YOU DO IT OR WE DO IT 409 Cottage Road-South Portland, Maine Giving You The Cleanest In Laundry And Best In Satisfaction INNESS PHOTO SERVICE 160 OCEAN STREET SOUTH PORTLAND 1: MAINE Photo Service and Supplies PORTLAND TIN WARE CO. HOTEL and RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 'IOO Cross Street PORTLAND, ME. B U B B A ' S C A F E 94 PORTLAND STREET :: PORTLAND - MAINE :: J. S. WELCH, INC. HEATING OILS sALEs sunnsns SERVICE 148 Pickett St. South Portland, Me. SmiIe, you're on Candid Camera! IFieId Day - 19623 I I . me e .T A vi - 1 ' 'lil A , Wi? . 1, ,aw A5 5 G at MARINE ' W he I W 3. - 4' ,r , , ATV' ' , ,T WW L, ,, it ,eq l - W gy, W 4 D T .. I-fr, - ' W .. , if fififf' f , in A l , T L mm, ,-VW No, the office hasn't heard yet about my plans to change the canteen into another 'LONG BRANCH'l 257 FRONT STREET C P'i 'e 's of South Portland EZY-WAY IGA FOODLINER THORNTON HEIGHTS - SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Mame COMPLIMENTS OF :: A FRIEND :: Prep Hall The only store in Maine specializing in apparel for young men in High and Prep schools. There is only one Prep Hall. A. H. BENOIT Sr CO. MONUMENT SQUARE PORTLAND 80 of LOC UST FA RM DAIRY h.. COMPLIMENTS OF PROSPERITY COMPANY South Portland, Maine Yup, I'm a thinkin' man! fFieId Day - 19621 .SUPER ONIC wooDFoRD's HARDWARE CAR WASH, INC. CO. 1139 FoREs'r AVE. PORTLAND, MAINE SEIBERLING TIRES l Open Monday and Friday Til 9 35.3.-ioif Emil' ERRQEN EEE FOREST AVENUE Mumen s. TAILPIPES INSTALLED PORTLAND ii MAME GREASES - WASHES - Telephone SPruce 4-2604 - Telephone SP 3-0402 961 FOREST AVE., PORTLAND, MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF Central Wharf Towboat Co., Inc. 75 Commercial Street PORTLAND ' ' MAINE Cable Address Mor Tow Madison A. Moore, Pres. 0 DIAL SP 2-8319 0 82 Merrill Transport Co. PETROLEUM HAULING HEAVY HAULING CRANE SERVICE TERMINALS: Portland - Auburn - Augusta Bangor - Searsport COMPLIMENTS OF GOFPS INC. BROADWAY SUNOCO Cor. Broadway 8' Evans, So. Porttand WHEEL ALINEMENT, BALANCING TUNE-ur and REPAIRS :: SP 3-9431 :: J. H. KENNEDY CONTRACTOR 8. BUILDER 'I05 Preble Street - Portland, Maine SUBURBAN UTILITY GAS STORE 915 Forest Avenue Portland, Maine PORTEOUS, MITCHELL 8. BRAUN CO. . . . where you'll find one of Maine's largest selections of ARROW and VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS Portland :: Maine ft Q I 2 J 6 Speed Sdap 127 Main Street 0 South Portland, Maine Tel. 774-4746-Area Code 207 FOUNDED BV Mzunvonnnvigul I PORT LAND MAIINE , rmvs onus sromis HASKELL'S NATION WIDE STORE 512 Ocean Street SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE OPEN YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT RINES BROS. NO INTEREST- NO CARRYING CHARGE When the alarm goes off, we all head for the wall. , I I ' ,J-f. Q1 -JI. fs' V I Afillf, 'miie gk rw ,B 5 Q W ngansnekw ' fwfyfs-.W ' K U . 4 we H-af. .I r fi ifqjik . , vt. 5 , :I I M .I-..f. Field Day Feast on Our Own Riviera. YERXA'S INC. 740 Broadway, South Portland AMERICAN AMOC0 GAS THURLOW and NOYES Allen and Washington Avenues PORTLAND, MAINE 0 Phone 3-9134 LUBRICATION 0 TIRES 0 OIL 0 BATTERIES LLOYD N. WHITE, INC. STEEL ERECTORS MACHINERY MOVERS CRANE SERVICE 326 Commercial Street Portland, Maine SPruce 2-3167 SPruce 9-0211 A DIFFERENCE IN MILKS? Yes, there is a ditterence you can actually taste. That's why Oakhurst milk - rich, wholesome, delicious - is pre- ferred almost 2 to 1 over the next most popular brand in the Greater Portland area. 0akhurst Dairy SPruce 2-7468 -464 Widow 5 Sand. Excavating Contractors 360 CUMBERLAND STREET Dial UL 4-4583 WESTBROOK, MAINE Zaewmgiaca 636 Hammond St. - Bangor, Me, Tel. 942-6726 RIDLON'S, INC. 333 ST. JOHN STREET Dial 3-1778 - 3-1779 Brake Service Front End and Frame Service VILLAGE CAFE ITALIAN and AMERICAN FOOD PIZZA - SPAGHETTI Ios NEWBERRY smear IZ PoIzrLAND, MAINE P. S. CHICK 8. SON, INC. 80 St. James St., Portland, Maine MACHINE SHOP SERVICE CLUTCH and ENGINE REBUILDING Compliments Of B. G. PRIDE OIL CO., Inc. 543 MAIN STREET wsstsnoox, MAINE o UL 4-2595 DENNISON'S PHARMACY K. F. DENNISON, IR., s.s., M.s., Reg. Pharm. 505 Ocean St. O SO. PORTLAND, ME. swam CENGIN6. QQ NEEEENENE X 2 . X S RINNNITS ENGINEERING CUMPNNY, INC REAL. wAssoN's Gnovs 05,1254 I QTY R.-,Ago F L o R Fa mouE:amous gr All dine BAKED BEANS Genius Corner! 85 w,..,,.s,,.I .M ,es..,,s.,, .,,...vWzm,.. ' is sw,,,, - - v--8 .,,, ., I. ,J 5 W K MRM fl I ,Q ,,,,. ,, I. ,V L ' wmwnrmnvxmuuuggg ' M mr frfmpxm Bangs 'IW 'S' ' W- .i.- '.9.,.I.. In . rm-was ,1 Nice nig . ,Q-is -rw ut, .,:. I , K,,.:,, KZ V W........,.. C ,1 1' f.. IM. I rf'-43: ,f rz gggiw , 'Eg f TE .. , on I . C. I, ,77 5 A A .ws W m . . ,L,,L 1 YK :, .W Q ht for cz dance, but where are all the girls? WIGWAM RESTAURANT I4 VERANDA ST. - PORTLAND, ME Best Southern Food in Town BAR-B-QUE SPARE RIBS 0 DIAL SP 3-8964 Compliments Of FALMOUTH PHARMACY Route I 1: FALMOUTH, MAINE Telephone 2-9492 Richard S. Foss SHEET METAL WORK Warm Air Heating Air Conditioning 8 PEPPERELL SQUARE S A C O 0 M A I N E Best Wishes 'F r o m E. 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OIL I-IEAT SPRINGVALE MAINE Students' dreams fulfilled - faculty in stocks! CCarnivaI - 1962 stylel ,QUFFYTJI Westbrook Junior College Cheerleaders have arrivecl? Wesley R. Sweeney Dealer in Petroleum Products 37 YORK STREET Terms Cash 0 Phone 433-3412 B A T H - M A I N E Wendell Berman Insurance 176 MIDDLE STREET Compliments Of F R E D ' S E S S O PLEASANT STREET BRUNSWICK, ME Portland - Maine 0 SPruce 2-4616 0 Compliments Of LEDGELAND MARKET, INC. soutl-I WINDHAM, MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF THE Coca-Cola Bottling Plant, Inc. M A I N S T R E E T SOUTH PORTLAND MAINE Compliments Of C. A. HUGHES OIL COMPANY WESTBROOK MAINE CONORA RESTAURANT Catering to Church Organizations and Clubs SCARBORO - MAINE 88 COMPLIMENTS OF ROLLINS GULF STATION 801 Washington Avenue PORTLAND, MAINE BEST WISHES Class of 1963 ClRC US TlME POTATO CHIPS WlLLEY'S CHEVRON STATION 501 COTTAGE ROAD South Portland, Maine PHONE SPruce 9-7073 Say it with Flowers DYER'S FLOWER and CARD SHOP 339 COTTAGE ROAD 0 So, PORTLAND, ME. Telephone SP 9-3009 H me - 775 H'ghland Avenue Standard Electric Company APPARATUS and SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS 81 Franklin Street PORTLAND ' MAINE Telephone SPruce 4-2614 Telephone SP 9-3914 ROSEMONT GARAGE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SERVICE AUTOMOBILE PAINTING and LETTERING ALIGNMENT SPruce 3-2989 623 BRIGHTON AVENUE - PORTLAND, ME. R D LANIGAN O r SP 3 1478 GRINDING WHEELS LOREN DYER C0., INC. 1039 Washington Avenue PORTLAND -:- -:- -:- MAINE Telephone SPrUce 3-4741 CUTTING TOOLS CUTTING OILS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES SANDPAPER PRODUCTS SHAW'S SUPER MARKETS SIX MODERN SUPERMARKETS IN GREATER PORTLAND OnIy 5'Xa of the students tested have 89 fewer cavities! l'll take that Registration Form. Pay Mr. Mitchell. BEECHER AGENCY, Inc. REAL ESTATE 333 Cottage Rd. 0 So. Portland, Me. TAYI.OR'S MARINA, Int. Located on Sebago Lake RAYMOND - MAINE BOATING NEEDS 0 DIAL 5-4949 Sales , Rental Service PEPSI-COLA Now it's Pepsi ...... for those who think young! AND SEVEN-UP Fresh up with Seven-Upl Seltzer 81 Rydltolm Distributors, Inc. 250 CANCO ROAD PORTLAND ' MAINE Compliments Of CASCO PRINTING COMPANY 104 Middle Street E. J. HARMON COMPANY, Inc FLOWERS or DISTINcTIoN Stop at the Bagley's ON YouR WAY TO CRESCENT BEACH and TWO LIGHTS ROUTE 77 Compliments of Carolyn's Caterers 897 Shore Road CAPE ELIZABETH, MAINE SPruce 9-2861 Compliments of CON'S SUNOCO as ELM STREET 22 SAco, MAINE Compliments Of DR. ROLAND A. FOGG O P T O M E T R I S T 157 Main Street -:- GORHAM, ME Telephone 839-3621 CCDMMERCLZ-XL DISTRIBUTCDRS ELECTRGNIC DIVISICDN PORTLAND ' WATERVILLE MAINE PRESCOTT'S PHARMACY, Inc. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 380 Cohage Rd. So. Portland, Me. HEATING EQUIPMENT FUELS 1, 2, 4 COMPLIMENTS RESNICK OIL CO., INC. OF A 206 CONGRESS sT. - PORTLAND FRIEND Oh boy, my parole came throughl Boys, I've told you time and time again that butter makes the floor slippery. For your Fire and Casualty Insurance THE FARWELL AGENCY CUMBERLAND CENTER, MAINE Telephone 829-5207 or 829-3765 A8.W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN souTH PORTLAND KING COLE FOODS, INC. POTATO CHIPS POTATO STICKS POPCORN CHEESE POPCORN FIDDLE STICKS I 74 Cash Street South Portland - Maine Telephone SPruce 2-2090 JOHN WILLIAMS MOBIL Minor Repairs - AAA- Service TIRES 0 BATTERIES 0 ACCESSORIES TW 2-6387 gif GORHAM, MAINE N. M. Marfin's 54 to SI Store 378 COTTAGE ROAD SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE WEIL McLAIN Boilers and Radiators Distributed By PALMER SUPPLY CO., INC. 8 Dana Street PORTLAND :: :: MAINE Compliments Of CENTRAL MAINE POWER COMPANY 9 MAIN STREET AUGUSTA 'ik MAINE FINE FOODS or SINCE 1859 III A ' f LESS MONEY! Compliments Of BROADMOOR FARMS APPLES and cmsn ARTHUR N. BLANCHARD, Prop. BLANCHARD ROAD CUMBERLAND, MAINE ITALIAN SANDWICHES GROCERIES 0 MEAT 0 DRUGS HlLLSON'S MARKET OAK HILL - SCARBOROUGH, ME. NORTHERN BURNER SUPPLY CO. 320 FORE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE BLUE ROCK QUARRY 58 Main Street WESTBROOK, MAINE LANO'S VARIETY PIZZAS ITALIAN SANDWICHES Cash Corner, So. Portland, Maine YERXA'S, INC. LAWN and GARDEN CENTER Everything For The Lawn HEATING OILS OIL BURNER SERVICE 24 Hour Service S81 H Stamps 740 Broadway South Portland, Maine Telephone 779-2241 C. B. HANNAFORD, JR. PLUMBING and HEATING 220 MAIN STREET GORHAM, MAINE Did you hear about? .... , 'Don't cry, it's only money! C OMPLIMENTS OF PALLOTTA OIL COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF Ballard Oil Xi Equipment Company I35 MARGINAL WAY PORTLAND - MAINE E. P. Hacker, President E. T. Hacker, Treasurer Boyce Machine Company, Inc. Marine and Industrial Contractors COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP - IP andw D P E EL ING SHOP 400 COMMERCIAL ST. 9 PORTLAND, ME. Taleph SPruce 4-7846 YARMOUTH FUEL COMPANY INCORPORATED HEATING OILS 0 BURNER SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF Maine Hardware 6I8 Congress Street PORTLAND - MAINE Bunting's Oil 8 Gas Service COLEMAN DEALER Suburban Bottled Gas Chevron Heating Oils 201 Main Street S A C O , M A I N E DIAL AT 3-3062 lunt's Corner Service Center Bill Farr, Prop. DIAL SPruce 2-9188 Washing 79? Tune-Up Brake Service 788 Washington Avenue PORTLAND, MAINE Compliments Of HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIP COMPANY - L E E ' S - Seat Covers and Auto Tops P. J. MERRILL SEAFOOD, INC. Wholesale - Seafood Dealers PORTLAND -::- MAINE Dial SPruce 3-1321 - 5-2523 ATTENTION FUTURE CONTRACTORS FOR FLOOR COVERING CERAMIC TILE FORMICA Expert Commercial and Residential Installation For Free Estimates Call KENISTON'S 379 Fore Street PORTLAND - MAINE SPruce 3-8314 Augusta Biddeford Portland Rumford FARRAR-BROWN Houlton Presque Isle Waterville Rockland MCICIGWUSICCI Distributors-Automotive Parts and Shop Equipment GOODWIN'S RED 8. WHITE SUPERMARKET NELSON ROAD SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE SEBAGO LAKE ESSO PERCY SANBORN, Prop. LusRlcAnoN - mes - BATTERIES GAS and ou. SEBAGO LAKE A MAINE CARR'S SHOE STORE Westbrook :: Maine SUNSET SPA RAYMOND - MAINE Route 302 Open All Year 'Round TN- . ..N, X K gg . l ,Sl wa fr ' I Tl W 1 ,. fififf Propaganda? Yes, but he got elected fx A wmamm Compliments Of DODGE OIL COMPANY, Inc. G O R H A M , M A I N E 'filhmr MNLL' OO I Heating Oils - Heating Equipment www ,, -I wr nni' I cHIP'S SHELL ' MORRlLL'S CORNER PORTLAND MAINE If thc1t's the hammer for BC, I'm taking Mechanic on Duty-7 AM. -9 P-M. CA! Compliments Of Compliments Of Lougee and Frederick's, Inc. GRONDIN POWER EQUIPMENT PORTLAND, MAINE SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. PHII-IP F- ROWE Compliments of GAS and OIL WOOD 0 COAL and TRUCKING WA 9-5400 WEST BUXTON, ME. Fox and GINN RING'S GAS 81 HARDWARE P. W. PLUMMER 8. SONS, Inc. 45-51 Main Street THE MODERN GENERAL STORES YARMOUTH -::- MAINE wEsT BUXTON BAR MILLS Dial VI 6-5651 or ON 5-4584 WA 9-5200 WA 9.6500 Compliments Of LEE'S PASTRY SHOP ROGERS FIBRE COMPANY, Inc. 206 MAIN STREET BAR MILLS, MAINE SACO 0 MAINE SANI-CLEAN DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 819-823 Forest Avenue PORTLAND - MAINE 96 Compliments Of H A R O L D S O U L E 95 Saunders St. -:- Portland, Me. TRY THE NEW GOODWIN'S DAIRY SHOP SANDWICHES - ICE CREAM - SUNDAES 1011 FOREST AVENUE Portland -:- Maine Compliments Of UNITED AUTO PARTS CO. SOUTHWORTH MACHINE COMPANY PORTLAND :: MAINE PRECISION MACHINISTS AIRCRAFT - MISSILES Materials Handling and Graphic Arts Machinery OWEN FARWELL Realtor and Builder CUMBERLAND CENTER - MAINE 829-5207 f 829-3765 CLOUTIER'S AMERICAN STATION MORRILL'S CORNER - Penland, Me COMPLIMENTS OF BARRDWS GREENHOUSES ROUTE 25 GORHAM, MAINE -:- VISITORS WELCOME -I. ALFONSO'S PIZZAS PIzzAs - cIzocEIIIEs - ITALIAN sANowIcIIEs 271 Preble Street SOUTH PORTLAND :: MAINE SPruce 9-1985 Compliments Of FRED OSGOOD CUMBERLAND, MAINE Moose Sirloin againl' fOpen House Menul 0 Candidate for BC- Big Foot Award. Ulster 4-5073 W. A. MESSER CO. COMMERCIAL TRUCK BODIES HERCULES STEEL PRODUCTS DUMPS - LIFT GATES - VANS 170 Warren Avenue - Westbrook, Me. LIFE, ANNUITIES, ACCIDENT, SICKNESS and GROUP WILLARD L. CHAMPION SPECIAL AGENT New York Life Insurance Co. KEZAR FALLS, MAINE Cornish 46 RIVERSIDE GREENHOUSE Cotton Duck - Cordage - Foam Rubber Cushions - Truck and Contractors' Covers - M i C arne CTIVCS '- Wire and Rope Rigging - Canvas and Neoprene SQUTH Industrial Covers SPruce 2-3814 FORTUNE, INC. MAINE - SAILMAKERS - 163 MIDDLE STREET - PORTLAND, MAINE A GEL E'S P ZE PIZZA cAsH CORNER AMERICAN Car Care For Particular People MONUMENT SQUARE 278 Main Street SOUTH PORTLAND PORTLAND, MAINE SPRUCE 2-7464 Compliments Of EDNA'S RESTAURANT 'II60 Forest Avenue Portland, Maine CATERING-SERVICE LUCKY STAR MODEL FARM T. V. ATKINS 8- SONS SEBAGO LAKE, MAINE Creators of Classic and Museum Models A 81 A Sporting Goods PINE TREE SHOPPING CENTER Brighton Avenue PORTLAND - MAINE SPruce 3-4332 OPEN NIGHTS TILL I0 98 Compliments Of Aetna Electric Company KEZAR FALLS MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF Metal-Tech Inc. BIDDEFORD, MAINE BROADWAY MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF SD. WARREN CUMBERLAND MILLS Italian Sandwiches MAINE 323 Broadway, South Portland Telephone SPruce 2-0524 KNOWLTON MACHINE CO. Established I864 MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS - DESIGNERS Engineers - Gears and Sprockets Made to Order Repair Work - Breakdown Jobs - Given Spec Attention - General Machine Work, Steel Fabrication DANA ST. WESTBROOK UL 4-8471 JJ. PARADIS CO. CHEVRON Distributors Oil Burner Sales and Service VAN BUREN - MAINE 428 Brighton Avenue Tel. SP 3-9I'I0 - PORTLAND, ME. ANNE and BILL SNOOK Legion Square Florist and Watch Repair Service 87 Ocean Street-SOUTH PORTLAND Reel 'em in, boys! , K N YKL Compliments of A I 'll v J I S -S fi I I tv' la . Hip f 'I 'F 511-1 PADDOCK DINER Phone 839 4651 W ' an d I .I GORHAM 0 MAINE W 0 I ' f - ,, 1 , ,N Y J, M -- ,,,,, , V wb - I M.V.T.I. Graduation - 1962 T A 4 M , M W ,M , .V I Harding's Grocery 8. Variety CUMBERLAND CENTER, MAINE Telephone VAIIey 9-5487 Barber Shop NAPPFS PIZZERIA and BAKERY 540 FOREST AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF WINDHAM HIGH SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS OF RUF US DEERIN G COMPANY PORTLAND - - MAINE Cpcwgurage Cpo., .gnu guifahng Confracford SOUTH PORTLAND, INIAINE TELEPHONE SP 2-4783 PORTLAND LUMBER CORPORATION 649 FOREST AVENUE PORTLAND MAINE CARR BROTHERS CO., INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Fruit and Produce Service Since 1909 217 COMMERCIAL STREET Portland - Maine DIAL srruce 2-8311