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

 - Class of 1964

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Southern Maine Community College - TEKS Yearbook (South Portland, ME) online collection, 1964 Edition, Cover
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V JRE 11 -f S. , 11gO,EDl-L sgjteghur F. Quinn Robert I el R. Garnett EDITOR. Stephen R.,Mgrg1 . T: MANAGER: Johgf- Fellow W'ASSQ334NT1 Roger ,A Pgggd 1 QQ A55l5'fANT:1..QMichael1QG51Iff531undsfrom ,1 PROOFREAADERS: Bruce IR. Bla 5.-ggurd W siir., .V fx -1712 rj ' ffifn . ' Y -if XA Q' ' F- Www' fi '11' -U.-JNDVERTISEMENT Rockcllfxlw H 1153? H- N 1 ' . 42' 12' if'f'11 N R551-5 1' 1 '-II' ' ' I H ASSISTANT: AI5IIls.f-W4 -Bq!iIQYi,i' l. 1 ,Nlogtal n A 15,1 .1 LAYOUT EDITORS' 'kabqf C.1.Robef9e 4,5211 II- Jpgmes L. Williams EE I 'Z ' '- . .-f- 1 Le' . 1'-f '15 .,, 'fs'-.1 1- - . V , 1 1U AS5IsTAI3HIi5IfI11LSi !QY3 L' Ryan ' 1g:.:'5 i .-TYPIS'I'SIjIAExe'0rge A. Bc:keff,1.E2I' 2' 14 . '---I..- L 1 .135-ga -'51-' . 1-1155? ' 1 R- '11 . -1 k 35: i 'I6IR'I'iEDITOR: .Go'rcIb'nY.l. The gau 'UQ 1 1 1 Jghn R. Page, 1 1 .. - 1 . 1 1 . 1 11 -1 1s1 r'1.I112?2?'1lEQE ' .NMA ASSISTANT: 11 Ja'F:IiE5S P. iggr K Yi 1,1..5.-. F, Sw 1 D. C?II:'I 1.11 2111,-1U-:-if .1 21.14 . 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With this thought in mind, we, the Senior Class of 1964, respectfully dedicate the twelfth edition of the TEKS to Mr. Elliott Mitchell. As business manager, Mr. Mitchell has exemplified genuine interest and devoted service in aiding us with our financial problems. From those of us he has helped comes a tribute to his understanding and thoughtfulness. From those of us whose only contact with him has been in extra-curricular activities comes sincere appreciation for his many contributions, his wise and patient guidance, and his willingness to help. His readiness to advise, combined with his ability to devise, characterizes a distinctive personality. We thank you, Mitch, both for ourselves and for the many others who share our esteem for you. 2 1 . 1 111111,J11 I I J 1 ti 1 F2 1111! PRINCIPAL s nw Tw ' 'x :E m -w in m m m 'm'Ww lw W ,wuwu m in m m Pu v w gf' ,,Q1Mllllllggglllggllwg ieiziiwtcitutlxultiin ?iiL1gzqg.:w .,:Jtw suwwssqtWH W QQ,,,ggg,,Jl WWW,,Q11,,Q1Q,,,11g...ggg... 1... 'i is F w if 2 5255 w , l EQ11131ll111lllggglll 'lll ' W. L 3,9 W, lilgizezifigitnfitttuluiutttltttt f fill1gl1lwlllllliillllifllliglliig ghllQ111llQg1lllggglll'i' i:11illl, '5' 'fi LML5 1-- I' 2: . , , 'x,9xw1y'i-sf0F',f0f:Q 1' 493' !jg'1:00r- 6. 1 ' ' -of? 0 -ff- , ,U Q 4,,, g .3 sc -i . zfiltel anew? :', w is Haj 5 0, I-s tnxicfs st 2 y .f', 4 ' vt gf m r .'fss,af'rf-9 qw. n ,S H f ' ' 'M' Ft'rs'w:wwuW1?l gslwitEuttutlw Earl Hutchinson A warming smileand a friendly greeting, this is how we all know Mr. Hutchin- son. ln the past he has always taken time to help any student with his problems but now due to our principal's efforts we have a Dean who can devote much more time to such matters. In iust the past two years Mr. Hutchinson has brought about several maior improvements in our school. We now have a new dormitory as well as a new classroom building. The most recent and largest improvement of all is of course the cafeteria. There are hundreds of other less significant improvements which are not noticed, but we must remember that it takes many small bricks to construct a large building. Present as well as former students are deeply indebted to Mr. Hutchinson 'For his whole-hearted efforts to make MV-Tl a fine school. We are very fortunate to have a principal who pursues his work with such vigor. 3 ,t l 5: t flies i , 4' 14 :xv QILFI' W ' : '-1 . l.. 'H . . 191 1 ' -m9'l'ti'i I I. I .il Q.: - ,ggp U - . 1, ,,,- 4-,W M 31,1111 it tu! ' , ' -' ' .' ::q..4- ' LF 3 137 if . 4- ' 9 Q ,I . it I I wg! l ii in i 4 ll ll Hr- ,nw nil E -Q' QE- ARTHUR H. SMITH Dean of Men Mr. Arthur H. Smith, our Dean of Men, is a new man who fills a new iob at MV-TI. The office of the Dean of Men was sorely needed here, up to now, students with typical problems had no one person in whom to confide. Now Dean Smith stands ready and willing to help all students, no matter what their problems. He also serves as Registrar, Admissions OFl'icer, Assistant Principal, and Placements Director. Dean Smith graduated from Portland High School in 1948. He then played Professional baseball until 1951 when he entered the Army. In 1953 he married and then entered Murray State College, Kentucky, where he did undergraduate and graduate work, leaving in 1959 with a M.A. degree in Education Administration. He then re- turned to Portland to become an educational and vocational councilor at Deering High School. On 1, September, 1963, Deering's loss was MV-Tl's gain, when Mr. Smith was wel- comed here as Dean of Men. 19'5ZvT'47f 1':ilQ? ' S S 'f ' I ,si ,gtl ladgl Wi.ggg.,.9? ii, .i '...gggW 'v'...'U 11 i311i.ggg...,. w?5fiQ..,eE3Lef''u.. g.Qs..1l... '...,Wliiii ',., ',.e.i ii.' Iwui1Ull,, '... '... .gEj...m mm.g.3....w... E52 I .. 52,511 in 3 . ,gil za X ww az- ,, .ii ,H .1 ig. , U X it g my .N RY , ,Zi -Z3 it .FZ 251: gel VF- 4,944 H .. i i Z A 1 In IVE- :V - 55' , I! , , :Q E 1 I 5 ' I it .S I 'H A i I fps znygc -if 'gb ,A 12pJ.,4f5.,fo Fl ,319 kg H! q s. sm : l'lE ELLIOTT B. MITCHELL Business Manager E . L, ' fe - , . - 'T 'I 2 ' ' Z Bwfi uma' E K e MAURICE V. FOLEY Accountant I1 fhif'-C '- 1.-.,-' ' ' . 12.55. H. 1' T'-'!'3!:. A '-5.25 . 1. , -' ffl? -if Qlil' .l-1 'Ze -5- l '1'1 ll'Z ' 1il,g5sQ1, ,-111 iw. 1- 11, B L 4 AW. 1- I 3- If .1 ' 4' -is I 1 1- 11- ll' N' , 'JV new I 4 2 DM .,x1! yy Q 1 ' 1 19 1 1-11 . L W1 ' , V' 1' 11 1 1 l 1 1 ',' ,.,. .1 I .L 5.1 , 1.1 Q5 ll 'l 1 1 ,111 IIC Jm I3 L i 1 v 4 x 5 ' 1 x Q2-'ir fy 1 2,141 2 :TT tr 5 i L .,,,u':.1 Kvktzfr 1 339 1 5 L11 W l . 1 I ' ', , S4-IQ' I' 1. Z 'X ,41 kr -1- lx I, ' ,, . fem ,l . 11 ,c 11F11 hjjf' Ullllll x L 1 1,54 OLIVER B. BRISSE Culinary Arts gi' ' ' V. :ff- !' ' ' 1 E 4 I . . 1 1 :!11: 111,111 H 111! SSW- JOHN D. CROCKETT Machine Tool Technology 4 . 1 111 111111 11'11'-11'11 HAROLD H. CUSHING Electronics Technology Vi A . '--.xx V-V1' HAI r A: I, MW V-V--5 Pe-fm WW-Y-ny -Y-My Mwl 'bv6ftw0Pvff5,f.Q . . ' . . 312293 1 9 I ' H1 1 11 5 '11.1'.i ' 'lx ft: 41 :Eff W gi.. . ,,,,, . eg ,h - 1 1M 111.. m11l 111131. ....5n,'g,fps,-..1.,11 1.1 '11. H' - . ,iggmj Eg, 1-, 1 li gal 1-1. 1 gw'1f111111 13-1111',,,,,,1 21115. 11W W ll l- l l .111 11..ff11i' 'sigifhgifsi eiie-ge1 ' 1' ll- H' .msa,,1fm-sfeigu-E1itQ1f1eQl l M 111 111 '111 '111 'lll '11 lllllll w u ,n:E:11 'F if ??wQQ?Q ',u1 11 '111'11k' ' i'111V1111,.5:.:.- 111 11 1g.1- EH111H52fW111 it Z 11.-11 ifeg..1,3g1:g1?15iL,5MmE5..M111111111111111111111.-11111,11Qg1gm1ErzggS? . ' 1 Q, j ,,M-1.,5gg,,,f,1g11W1'1mlu111m111h1 ,auf 1' wv- 6.4 -. 1 ear 11 lui.. 1 -. f ,:.1.J2'w1fnf111-11-e1f1zemf22ffH71121L-Y411z1f311k1115'11'v11 '12'a.ma.1a. -bib 4-,..Z551'gM1g5 asm ,QQ-EQ3j'f1l1111,,g+g,,,1,,111.,111n:,U-51411111 2- 4- E , ' i KLx qfFyq0p.'1'!f:q9, CARL R. FLINK Oil Burner- Heating RALPH S. GRANT Culinary Arts ' ' ,mf WQQ1111 111 5' 1 , l , . 1 . 1 1 1 1 Z - l 1 Q 11 ROMULUS L. GRAVES Electrical Technology 11,- 1 qi l 'Milli .T .. W ., H-, - 'L if ,,., I T. ,m!u,,.,H..1N.H Y. 1, W V it Z,.W,.H.N 1 Y Y W it it T, ' Q 5325531 25521552 5 f I f , .V V. 1.4 1 Qzl it n rmmwggigx F A 2 A ' WEE Q jf it n GEORGE W. HUPPER Marine Technology Y 'ui , .A 5555! .. BERT N. JEWETT, JR. Machine Tool Technology we-me ..A.,?u.... iv F. JAMES A. JOHNSON Automotive Technology 'TH f tf'T-F ,Q -A ' 5 -, ...rw -- ' tif.: '4 QUT' ': W'?ffTt.m.'T-?f'IQ'T21 : 'w1' n- A? f?- N 'M ' 1 -if T ', 35? fi' -W9 A' -'ni' -' Rm Z 7? -' 2, .1 , ' l fl -if T J ng WS J M H f YV H ...pry-zSfny.1.sffc'.f' ft f in A in - E L .ii , . X .H --- -.,,-.-- . ,H , , -. K 'fr , ,W J Rx ,Pl 55.055 L7 qw Msn ARTHUR W. JORDAN Marine Technology GEORGE B. KNOWLES Drafting and Mathematics , .,, , iq- Y .--.-my . A , ,-. gm, ,V . . E E J' 5 :YQQT ' lip t,iifgQ'i..HQ.,. 'e . L 'H x Q' f ' , , 1. y ww i A i w 1 1 is - . 2 - 1 5 5 xg - Y , Ms. 1 infill. Nfl ig ss.: 1 V by l 2.5511 . .J . biflu lu iii? f ROLAND A. LAVIGNE Building Construction E i ww 1 -1 u new ima: 1 . A . N, ll Emfflfa .. , . ,, gffrf f a fer, ,, 4-8: , 9.-gif ll mi.. 4 ul lm . l T, H ,, 1.5 M ig, .E . 4 ,L ew.. L55 l ,I ll fig- 'L- DALE C. LINCOLN KEITH A. LEAVITT RUPERT E. MocLEAN Marine Technology Automotive Technology Electronics Technology l-Mmacgio, c -gi-,-.,,,,,,,, L , L ROLAND G. MARCOTTE ALFRED A. MARTIN Science i il. my The X Rafi H0 f' V4-Xl' W0 . ma w -6 1 f - fr-- meelz - 1 J- ssmgce 'off' 3 46 qfllwuf 35? ' Y K , --.'------f----if-f--1-v1-fe-1 -ff 'eff 1 if?-1-1-U f l L F0 r-4? . 1 . 9:5 2 i 1 .E ff' ' 4 'lic 9 'K' . .Q ' Qi-ff-7 D. - 4 ,J Q1-k5 .g1.4f, l 2 A Z 1 je 1 3 if - A ,4-155-Afil, ', j' Wx- EI' -: 6' ,L I t N '62 ,J YK-14, A GARY B. NUTTING Building Construction Engineering Graphics ,ll it ll: it ...Q H l ll.. V tae., ,-.wa M93 his l F it t , LAWRENCE J. PEIFFER WILLIAM P. SHATTUCK GEORGE C. SLOCUM Science and Mathematics Electrical Technology Drafting, Related Shop Sifw-0 . e L , f fslis . 3'J'7Si-J' W V -' f . , ffl' -9 323. ' fv A A L if V'e. 1 V-1, f. ' t E? .- ei . l, Q' S I Lg , ' ' ' - Q3 A he - 5. ' -rf 25 W my-6ssg,v,15e3.g'2 ,,cc Q gg - it 5 ' lfll-fr :Ax , I ROBERT C. SOUCY ARNOLD J. SOULE Marine Technology Englneeflng Graphics f' ' 1 27 T flgf' t.ttfl5-limi., fiffls Z 3' ' if .- 4 I ul gm , f E it it MH . Vega 7 . li' -i l 1- f N Li i l w F , 1 l gint 1 w 8 Y Y --'ni- 'i'? I - re , ,..:-1,1111 ' 1 5: TT .,.,,.- . TTT Fi TTT Y Q. T HL : ' Y 1' f , use TT F T221-im , Q, Ts.. ,T U fppw6TTL..gL sm TT ' ' H.. gg 'Emi-T TT l T T. : T 1 ITE TTT sag gf RTT T T ' T' 1 I ,-,Rm ,T-ftT.':T,f'+ff-T it T' .img ROBERT E. THOMPSON Automotive Technology MARTHON G. TOLMAN Business Management T. T! ,QT gud T H T'ggTT'1gignT'fT TT PETER A. WEBBER Mathematics w i g . 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JARESKY Dormitory Supervisor Plant Superintendent Night Watchman as ' mf JOHN P. VATULAS HERBERT L. SANDERS MRS. MARY MacLEAN Cook Cafeteria Manager Cook tu tw Q , .ut tt tu ut tt tt tt tt N m w 'm YW, , T, il tu tt tt , T W: w wu ' 53.255, '-,y tw mu. 4 WEE? 5 H!2tffii:5Wf t t W' g , tw L .Mtm,MtggmtLttTLQTAL4Tuwuwewm 4 w H M-565.15 ff Wt. L tt. T - tt. W,,,H3.,tm,tw...N..mHN..Lt, 1 t.wwt,31...g .qw 'ggggfgzf tt w tt tt tt tt ,UW 4 5 9 ei, 7 1xxs5ir5'iEu5g!5gggS55sx.5ff A-fsgzlmm-mn A ,,, ,Una neun 2 fu Y ' ,f H 'X , X XWNQ IE , v ol' if 0 ' 1 C cf . M U wx Ve. ,iw.,..f . 25' T5 if 754' .L S' we eff! Tatwfttteztm 1 t gttQ13,tTyttQg1m g,gtt1ptt tA EE E J: Q Q it 4: .TTWQRQ ' W'L 'vw 'WW . HL ,,gg51Sii3' 25552 7 .r Simms .31 j 4, A W -' - x ,rj Eegyiieikt ,f 411 .Q f' N USHE9' f TSM,-MM,.f' MRS. CATHERINE CHENEVERT MRS. LOUISE GRANT MRS. MARY SOULE Assistant Canteen Manager Upper Canteen Manager Lower Canteen Manager i tu 'SIA at I'l'lHl Q5g'k TH twig. , 5471 , Qi l Wg nt... L l'liii lig 1- Wg it lf gill, lil 'E sg 51 2 J p 5 . 4 aa? .mp 'i I A ' , , ul... fi 5 rl llyff EEN. W ,lg ii ilrjtgg Ee if Q12 Lf, TL -W sfif FY 1- r' - t. 4 ' fflvoefffgd Q Q-Q . t ' '- , faiths .ff 41 ' 5 . 1 tl' QA 3 l :lx 51 ii -I ' a. 5 wi R i It xc-4 4 N I UAW at sua t .I l -sl RECOGNITIO All too often, little or no recognition is given to some of the most-liked personalities on campus. It is with this in mincl and with great pleasure that we, the Class of '64, wish to ho'nor'John P. Vatulas as one of these personalities. John, who has the wonderful quality of being able to bring a smile to a student's face every time they meet, has easily won our admiration. For his friendly qualities we will always remember him. lf ill' JOHN P. VATULAS 12 lSfi7.'1wliF1..1 ' ,,,. Jus F4951 1 1.-x. 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V , v1 11 1112111111 111. 1 1- if51:s1g:.55j1,A251,,lL , V 2 . S , N S :W ' ' -' -- 'iafr'- 3N' - 'rf .115 B' 1 11 .arf Q-T1 1' 111-1: 11' '1' ' -L 1111621111111 ' ILL. 1 1 ,S A 1.S1,,g1, S ali-45-5532 1' Q , . Sd 3,:g115,fgg,, QA, 11, 11 11111155 . , A, 3, 4 111111111111 , '7 ,gm 4'53': 'f'A'- , ,, 5 1 ,1 5 i ' I 4 X Y ' , V 11 wffu' Y - - if 5 ,, ' 7 ' I 1 '31, - , -' 'Kam U33 1 3,251 - - 11 : rr -1, 1 . i E+. 1 . -f., 1-1-.,, -, , 1, I 124, 11--swezsszk 2 .1 . 1 1 3'-,-'1.1 '!1w,i .L.f.+- , ,ga 1 1, 1.31. 5 Q ' T- gi ' 5, 1 'jf A 1 f , , 2 T jf1f1rj?1wS5.g s . , . so f,-: .W-.1 f'1fi,: m- Wir. Jiisssflfe. 'W' sa: egfgfgg-gt5wgw111Qgf ...H'..'gg.::ggg3tg.a E-sgiiiggtt . f XLW,L . . . . isgiqz RONALD J. AINAIRE Ronny Lewiston MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Shy with the women - good man to see for blueprint reading-collects U.S. stamps -plans to teach mechanical drawing-Best wishes, Ronny. Activities: Rifle Club l, 2. CLOYD M. AVERILL AverilI West Farmington ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Very serious. He's also a teacher's pet. Isn't that right, Betty. Activities: Soccer I, 2: Volleyball I, 2: Amateur Radio Club I: Hi-Fi Club I, 2. w w w tv E. ru tllmwzfrttt ?i lt vt -7' ' w -' 1. tt l l ll Nt is , i 7 'X ,5:5g:1 ft.. ,Z M f' QS.: -ijwe'-5 iw-1 Fw y: ' - if ' 5: ' HESSEF . vs., , W . ,gi-3 I . : 1 I ev , 5 ' 1 l T CLIFFORD .l. ALEXANDER Butch Calais AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Wheel-in and a Deal-in - Success to you, Butchl STEPHEN E. BABINE Buy Bean West Bath MARINE TECHNOLOGY Plays a mean guitar. Sure to do well at any iob. Activities: Softball 'I, 2: Soccer I. 2. ,..., l ll ww .es nf V tu tt f , 1 t im tu tu gig 1 LW B Y ,H W? Y V: 5 3 me 5f v SAMUEL W. ALEXANDER Sam Harpswell BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Joined the married sect and is quite pleased about it. His ranks are Highest in our class. Likes outdoor sports and desires a good income. Activities: Varsity Baseball I. ELLIS W. BAILEY Beetle Newcastle CULINARY ARTS Usually talking to Sue on the phone. Bet- ter known as BeetIe. Activities: Basketball 'l, 25 Softball 'I, 2: Soccer l, 27 Volleyball 'I, 2: Intramural Athletic Association 2: Bridge Club 2: Yearbook Staff 2. -etew'-f--Ter 'H - fo 5 'er 5:-'-Y Y I . - E p ss. .2 GEORGE A. BAKER Frog St. Francis AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Receiver of school burdens. Ace Com- mitteeman. Activities: Athletic Committee I, 25 Bas- ketball I5 Volleyball I, 25 Publicity Com- mittee I, 25 Wanderer Staff I, 25 Varney Hall Dorm Council 25 Yearbook Staff 25 Menu Committee 2. JAMES T. BEAN Beanie Bath MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Casanova' of M.T.T. Shop. Has much in- terest in opposite sex - likes to play tennis and enioys water sports - plans to become a to notch machinist p . Activities: Varsity Basketball Manager 15 Softball I, 25 Soccer I, 25 Golf Club I - 25 Alumni Committee 2. ' ' f W f' Asda' -. J- gg. ' ' I -I f' 'H ul Ht Ht w r--- .4 ...... ., . H II 5 muwlllllllu gi 1 L mm..,m t tw H i RICHARD L. BARTOS Dick Skowhegan AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Fine days' work on a scraped regulator. The other half of the racing team. LESTER H. BELL Les Otis AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Welll Chevy problems andfor Ford wrecker. Small-town lover. Activities: Softball 25 Soccer 25 Volleyball .3 My ul ,H :1lWg.i wir H 5 - , my lllllllm lm!!! HN 'H UN: of 3, WwmuwmwwMgJ53 lw wumueigp W tu HQ? 3 E mc:-:Ano M. asm. Dick i South Windham MARINE TECHNOLOGY A South Windham boy that cIoesn't work for Herb. PAUL E. BENNETT Delirious South Freeport MARINE TECHNOLOGY Well liked. Interested in history, motor- cycles and women lin reverse orderj. Activities: Basketball 'l. wwuuwm it M 355 I , ,,LL 7 P it A' wa JERRY M. BERKOWITZ Berk Portland MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Really a colorful character in many ways - has a certain devoted attraction for a lady called Nina, Best of luck, Berk. Activities: Softball I, 25 Soccer I, 25 Volleyball I, 2. JAMES L. BIGELOW Big Stratton OIL BURNER -- HEATING A family man - ardent skier and sports- man. Great personality and ambition. Activities: Basketball I5 Softball I5 Student Council I5 Ski Club I. ,llll ITIi Tilffgiggis l.I5g4,,... If A: 215 ' H 'HC .E ess ' gf' gg jf' ' i?g1yW1lll1QW'5 W VllE2-59.5-Y jT Miglia 'Wl11ll'Mfi W'tQE'T -E3 Z I -Yi if :rf I s ' -W' I A- f MYRON R. BERMAN Myron Portland OIL BURNER - HEATING Waiting for the day when he owns his own business, Sure to be successful. Good luck, Myron. CLYDE M. BILLING Mike Washington AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Rally expert - Another one of Bubba's boys. Activities: Awards Committee I5 Varsity Baseball I, 25 Basketball I, 25 Soccer I, 25 Intramural Athletic Association 25 Canteen Committee 25 Class Officer I, 2. Fttpgfigi I m.,mj!gg?i5.., .H 4,,-me L-2-L... 5 .--, 2 - - - ZW. . . ,E .. , .. PETER G. BERNIER Pete Westbrook BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Fast with the saw ond hammer - wonts his own construction business. RICHARD E. BISHOP BISI1 Readfield CULINARY ARTS Permanent Beach fixture. Commutes to LM H I ,W ...I W '1'.33??5i+t millvvwsll gg ' W resign in m Wiif-' H m uw mu uw Qm...,.. Eg., H. Ili tw, Brunswick. Activities: Photography Club I. T rt vigfi , H , Z :gi If W , I :T lf 'im , it It E is 1 ROGER W. BLAIS Roger Livermore Falls ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY When Rog isn't smiling, things must be in a bad way. Seen on campus but seldom heard. Quiet streams run deep. Activities: Basketball 'I5 Softball 'I, 25 Amateur Radio Club 'l, 2. PAUL R. BOWDEN Paul Orringtan MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Enjoys sports and cars - good guy. Seems to get along very well with the ladies. Activities: Softball' I, 25 Soccer I, 25 Can- teen Committee I5 Alumni Committee 2. I , s. I W L .,. , ,gm H5553 E r Y Y ,,,.mM,,,.tmceg Q ss... sw, ,, A gm.. l - H3mwfst?5t'QEi--'SKIN - 7. . .KM me it .ft 5 :Hz 4. .e 1,-A.,-1, Q - IL-5 I . . ,x--WI, K I ' 1 2' lb- EE In-1U1t3iA7-.,,:.?4.,-E., ilwxgilt . ly. twllltj-ii ' I - '. I . ,. 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Plays a mean soccer game. En- ioys the finer things in life. Activities: Basketball 25 Soccer I, 25 Vol- leyball I, 25 Hi Fi Club I, 25 Yearbook StatT5 Library Council 2. WILLIAM L. BOWEN, Bill Benton Station ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Married, lives off campus. Usually giving Merrill or PD a hard time. Activities: Class Officer I. 'Sffiff' A i E T lv n I H B55 ws lu lu lu 1 Qzmggggit it in iff 4' 1 Q Age: ::jgm,'n 1:11, ROBERT J. BOUCHARD Bush Millinocket ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Wherever he met a stranger, there he left o friend. Activities: Basketball I, 25 Softball 1, 25 Soccer 'I5 Volleyball 'I, 25 Social Activities Committee I5 Wanderer Staff I. 25 Varney Hall Dorm Council 25 Yearbook Staff. LEROY T. BRADEEN Roy Unity ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Happy am I5 from care I am Free5 Why aren't they all contented like me. Activities: Basketball 'I5 Varsity Basket- ball I, 25 Volleyball I, 25 Soccer 1, 25 Yearbook Staff5 Varsity Baseball 'I, 2. gi vnu:-rr V - f 5 ' a:fl'i: jf-'.g'i:s: 5 ' 'il ' If ' , ,L . . f .eff .meg1g..i'n.. ' 'Wes .ci as f t itles? in 3 ,.1.e.,,.. -ww .W W ,5...555 W? N Sie:f?2sEaaimygitIgfs2a3.i. I ze, mg?Z?l3QSx5i j1.! .mmvx l, :.5Kg,gv2'i. t, ., N., ,,,k.,5..gw nm A ' I -A ERNEST E. BURGESS Big Em Chebeague Island MARINE TECHNOLOGY Friendly - only person on Campus to commute by boat. RONALD B. CAMPBELL Soupy Portland AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Original whealer and dealer. Expert get took artist. Coolest Chevy on Campus. Activities: Soccer 15 Library Council 2. -'rig el., awaits DAVID C. BURTCHELL Dave Fort Fairfield AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Potato pick-in' mopar man. Ace trailer truck driver with a Sears and Roebuck license. Activities: Basketball 25 Soccer I5 Volley- ball 15 Library Council 2. ROBERT T. CARLISLE Bob Surry CULINARY ARTS A natural athlete who is tops in any sport. Activities: Athletic Committee 25 Varsity Baseball I, 25 Varsity Basketball 'l, 25 Soccer 'l, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Rifle Club 15 Canteen Committee 25 Bridge Club 25 Publicity Committee 25 Archery Club 'l, 25 Yearbook Stat' ,iii tx, it T mv ' 'Ht -1 it it 45552 ' 1 3 l I t it lv 5 I 5. l rs cf. st J g-.fftgM...H 15.5 T , . l l w lrr 1 THOMAS A. CAHOON Tom Coon Bath CULINARY ARTS Maude's Boy. Beach party booster. Activities: Photography Club 2. PETER B. COLE Pete ,Prospect Harbor MARINE TECHNOLOGY Known for his care packages of food from home. One is line but two will do. M if 5iZQfs', R ff tif' 5.25 Q. gs., T i Z 5 .ea 1? I ' i fli '-fx' E ' 'Iluf ' JAMES P. COLLIER Jim Ashland ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Jungle Jim , the quiet, refined gentleman with exceptions - likes hunting, fishing, and photography. Jim's ambition is to settle down with a good iob. Activities: Radio Club 'ly Hi-Fi Club 'l, 27 Yearbook 2. JAMES A. CRAWFORD Jim Dexter MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Easy going disposition - friendly to all. He likes hunting and fishing and experi- menting with carbide tools. His ambition is to operate the biggest machine in the ...C - . Y fig? 9,-,C --W if. - C. F5575 , ,V ,,,- .. S 5 .iam ,E-V . Y , .T 1. ,- ef , u 1 E, PAUL D. COLLIN P.D. Fort Kent ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY The fast talking Frenchman from the Valley of the Jolly Green Giants. Hobbies include radio, skating, and swimmin . His ambition is to become a . . . wI1at-yau- may-call-it? Activities: Finance Committee 2, Intramural Softball and Volleyball 1, 25 Radio Club 1, Dorm Council l, 2, Student Council 1, 27 Meal Committee 2, Yearbook 2. GALEN C. CURTIS Carl Greenwood City BUILDING CONSTRUCTION B.C.'s calmest member who cloesn't get excited. A good student who wants to work in the contracting field. ,'?,4i.,5 world. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- Activitiesr Rifle Club I- murallSoftball 'Ip Intramural Soccer 2. T Mg zeiiltfllmmiig ' Wllifnn T,fl1lT11iim..f' ' itmiM,f ,, ,, ' ,Fm'lml1111Q11zg'lll gl g:1'f.Q3g,:,,L I' ' ' ,w,,,,,w . :?i,g.sw..:, iqgg. , W... --1-li'L'f '44..f1 'f'3ff i'Sa,,ffm 'iiiQQ' Wgmggg..gg..I'l. ies Elxfu' A uw i W L tn ... H Wit.. Q J.. M UL ,tw it r, it ,ls l Mlgie ., gg!!! 'Ti H1 H1 L2 we JOHN L. COUSINS Cuz Stonington AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Every morning at the shop you could hear him arrive - Big Bad John. He likes to hunt and plans to own, his own garage. Activities: Varsity Baseball 2, Varsity Basketball 'I, 2. THOMAS H. CUSHMAN Hey YouI Gorham ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY A commuter who has trouble with the drill press, Mac, and Mr. Webber. His main hobby is Ham Radio. His ambition is to live cr reasonably sane, happy, and con- tented life. Activities: Amateur Radio Club 'I, 2, Hi-Fi Club 2. 33. in 5, vvrvvw tw... Hess... 'H I iii DANA R. DARLING Dana South Portland MARINE TECHNOLOGY A commuting student who is a good crew- man and is sure to succeed. He likes to fish but wants a future in engineering. ROBERT H. DEREVERE Bob Seal Harbor AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Only owner of a B-48. Likes salmon fishing but doesn't catch any. Activities: Varsity Baseball 25 Varsity Baskeball 'lp Intramural Softball and Soccer 'lp Student Council 1. II . M ,wr CHARLES K. DAVIS Chuck Portland ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY A married commuter who is usually de- scribing Navy adventures or car troubles. His hobbies include bowling, model build- ing, and woodworking. His ambition is to have a good iob with a good paycheck. NORMAN Y. DOBRANSKY Norm Bailey Island OIL BURNER - HEATING Claims to be the best looking guy on campus. His hobbies include skating and lobstering. His ambition - to be successful. Activities: Intramural Softball 1. :nie ww ' u w w ut 1 ' T IT VT7 NdT H A' 4 A' Tsgft I. Hllggnuuwuulu it WI wry: I, www 1: nr - , 435. LOUIS R. DENBOW Louie St. Albans ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY A quiet, studious Beach Club member who has difticulty staying awake. Hunting and horseback riding are his hobbies - plans to go into research and development in electronics. Activities: Amateur Radio Club I, 2. MERVIN L. DOW Mew Starks BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Another athlete who likes girls and skat- ing. His ambition is to be a contractor. Activities: Intramural Basketball 25 Intra- mural Soccer and Softball 'I, 2, Bridge Club 2. F . . ,, Witt fewer s-ess s If ......,-, -.--- .-. W.- 1 V ee. Y.-- , .cl I ROGER A. DOWE Dubber South China MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY An unpredictable mon - truly the most amazing of MTT. His hobbies include sports and cribboge. His ambition is to make enough money .... Activities: Intramural Basketball, Soccer. and Softball I, 2. JOHN A. DUPLISEA Big John Madison CULINARY ARTS A regular at the beach parties who enioys the finer things in life. He likes to hunt and ski. His ambition is to be a pro- fessional chef. Activities: Intramural Softball 'l, 25 Photog- raphy Club 'Ig Soccer I. PETER DRESELLY Poopsie Winthrop MARINE TECHNOLOGY Has a good sense of humor - knows more about rods than anchors. Likes to work on cars. His ambition is to make a lot of money. LAWRENCE R. EATON Smokey Castine MARINE TECHNOLOGY Olde Salt from Castine who likes small cars and big-big boats. He likes to spend his spare time sailing. His ambition is to be a boat builder. RICHARD J. DUNHAM Rich Yarmouth CULINARY ARTS One of the handkerchief gong - an admirer of Maine's scenic seacoost. His hobbies are music and Beach parties. His ambition is to work in the management field. Activities: Photography Club l, 2. RICHARD H. EDGERLY Jr, Wazoo Madison MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY A real sportsman whose female interest is concentrated back home. His hobbies in- clude music and sports-hopes to be Cl great machinist. Activities: Intramural sports 'I, 27 Dorm Council 25 Judiciary Committee 25 Student Council 'l. . was ms, , , ,Aiwa , ...LV T Z. ,T ...,..,..., .,,, Ui... .- 5, E -sf... , Y 3. -5- W CHARLES A. ERSKINE CUtldles Newcastle MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Everyone's pal - the most relaxed man of MTT - never looks worried. His hob- bies are hunting and cars. Just wants success. Activities: Intramural Basketball 'lp Golf Club 'Ip New Dorm Council 2. NEIL R. GARNETT Old Man .Ionesport ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY The Big Mover from Down East. An accommodating and dependable leader of men who is a type of 20th Century Confucius. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, and women. Activities: Intramural Basketball and Soccer 2, Intramural Softball and Volley- ball 'l, 2, Hi-Fi Club 2, Dorm Council 2, Yearbook 27 Field Day Committee 'lp Awards Committee 25 Athletic Committee l, 2. ez 1 H 'M- , ,, A E 1 .R . .E . - i H ,t . ef' ,i J ' Q' .H- FQJ, A . ' J ' - Fi ei H. S 5 I Y If ' i ge v in it Y JOHN F. FALLONA John Augusta ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Casual ,is his appearance: many are, his abilities- stern is his manner and bi isxhis' 1 9 heart. Few are his formalities and many 'are his realities. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Soccer, and Volleyball I, 27 Softball 2, Canteen Committee 'l, 2, Finance Committee 'l, 21 Hi-Fi Club 2, Yearbook 2, Student Council 1, 2. YVON GILBERT Gillis Auburn MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY A good, student who likes everyone. He enioys reading and dancing. His ambition at this time is to further his education. Activities: Wanderer Staff 'I, 2. relief JASPER A. FARRINGTON, JR. Jas Brewer ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Jas has a good personality and is usually smiling. He has an interest in Conn. His hobbies include fishing and amateur radio. He would like to do research in the electronics field. Activities: Radio Club 2, Hi-Fi Club 2. RONALD D. GOODRICH Goody Sanford MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Here is a smart man in his own way - quite an artist. His hobbies include read- ing old newspapers and collecting coins. He plans to become a top notch tool- maker. as it ii-- iz E I ' i7 3 - '5ii51xfff'f'7i Egfr' A ee- I I : T ' 1 I I 5 es 3 eg Qi , I -II r .7 .. of e -. - Y if - vw- if , , I I ,. , . W gli? f---T-+------M A- -Y- - GUY 0. GOULD v Goulderizer North New Portland CULINARY ARTS F-85 man who usually safaries to Two Lights. His hobbies are centered around music. His ambition is to become o hotel manager. Activities: Intramural Soccer Ip Photog- raphy Club I. JAMES A. HERWOOD, .IR. Jim Portland AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Bubbo's boy. Runs a private hotel - one of the gang. His hobbies are cars and records. His ambition is to own a garage and make money. Activities: Intramural Basketball Ip Intra- mural Soccer I, 27 Wanderer Stat? 25 Library Council 2. I :sm r 5 ROLAND G. HANNAFORD Rally Bar Mills BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Rolly is a commuting student who shows good workmanship which he intends to put to use in his own contracting business. His hobbies include bowling' and water sports. PAUL W. HIGGINS, JR. Woody Bangor MARINE TECHNOLOGY A man who doesn't like to spend week- ends on campus - must be he has in- terests at home. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and girls. His goal is-to further his education. Activities: Intramural Softball I, 25 Intra- mural Soccer I, 2. F , PETER A. HENDERSON Pete Bath MARINE TECHNOLOGY Here is a quiet, well-liked, married man. Everyone is confident that he will make a fine sailor. DONALD N. HOPKINS Hoppy Gorham AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Big man in the A Bomb. He is fascinated by work - he can- sit and watch it by the hour. Model A Fords and hunting are his hobbies. Happy iust wants to be a success. Activities: Wanderer Stat? 2. , ,eg Y ,Q Inge 4 ut . r in ,Qs-'re g ' f- ' N X' ,M ,-f F mite .sr to be title ARTHUR E. HUTCHINS Hutch Andover AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY International specialist from Andover. Irma La Mustache Hutchins. Loves hunting and old cars. Plans to have his own busi- ness. Activities: Intramural Basketball 'lg Intra- mural Soccer 1. LAWRENCE R. JACKSON Larry South Portland CULINARY ARTS Expert Pot Walloper. Has dishpan hands. Likes to ski and plans to be a chef. .L 1 t sz... W 'M 1 I X . -Q. H' H-.. ,, -rv-' f. .eu 'I ggi- W It rfm1g-, Q. ,sig-tw' I ,N I 15.29, BRIAN A. INGALLS Brian Machias MARINE TECHNOLOGY Downeaster. Likes college girls, red Pon- tiacs, and Maylox. Loves sports and hunt- ing. Wants to return to school. Activities: Intramural Softball 'I, 25 Basket- ball 'lp Volleyball 'I. WALTER L. JELLISON Walt Portland MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Friendly. Does well in everything he starts. Has no time for hobbies? Hopes to run that great Monarch lathe in the sky. 4-.,.1f,s:,f J e-A -- fr 'z' ' Y L- il' etiliu in lv Y I' is J ' F In u I? In ME .WI . I '51 s ws li' 55' -w 3- .1. ., 15:2-fi-eel , ' sr. ,Ve 1 My , 'fl tl JOHN A. moenowsxl Iggy South Portland ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Commuter. Recently married. Enioys skin diving. He is the friendly underwater TV repairman. loves hunting and radio work. His ambition is to graduate. 4 Activities: Amateur Radio Club 2. PAUL C. JENSEN Paul South Portland MARINE TECHNOLOGY Commuter. MT-I Hospital Ward. Nice guy. Activities: Intramural Basketball 'l, 27 Soft- ball I, 27 Soccer 1, 2. D. WAYNE KENISTON Wayne West Falmouth AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Ford man. Daddy Keniston. Dear Don- ald of M.V.T.I. campus. Likes stock car racing, and putting Chevys down with Fords. His ambition is to be a successful teacher. ROBERT W. KING Bob Bar Harbor ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY The wandering Arab. He hates tape re- corders. Ardent sports man. Collects stamps and loves to square dance. He would like nothing better than to be able to stay awake in Mac's class. Activities: Intramural Sports I, 25 Varsity Baseball and Basketball 'I, 25 Bridge Club 25 Publicity Committee 1, 25 Wanderer I BRUCE N. KENNEDY Bruce Milbridge AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY DeRevere's Body Guard. Hunting, fishing and Chevys are his hobbies. Wants to be a first class mechanic. Activities: Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Soft- ball 'l, 25 Soccer 'l, 25 Volleyball 'l, 2. RALPH W. KNOWLES Ralph Augusta AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Frequently visits N. Y. City. Another one of the Bubba's Boys. Has Fords and hunt- ing for hobbies. Wants to be ia success. Activities: Intramural Basketball 25 Intra- mural Soccer 'l, 25 Library Council 2. Staff 25 Yearbook Staff 25 library Council 2. 1 A y l V 'ii 1 1 , . I 5 My I ,pq X .I mm, H b l - I in DAVID W. KILTON Kilton Rogue Bluffs MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Seems to have unspoken interest in the opposite sex. Loves hunting. Wants to live in California some day. Lots of luck, Kilton. ALAN F. LANE Bronco Greene CULINARY ARTS Likes long bus rides to Michigan. Likes to skate and hunt. Plans to own or manage a bakery. 1 ff I . is A if 1I'n'I11 'W 1 E' M f 1 .11 11111 in :Qu 11 1:1 1 Sf S11 - 111 111 11 25: 111 1 , 'W .gi I ?' !.1m11 11, ae:-1 111 11 11 111 W 1 5 , LOUIS D. LEGACY Lou Winslow MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Hobbies include hunting, fishing, and sports. Likes the ladies and they like him. Wants to be a first-class machinist. Activities: Varsity Baseball 2, Intramural Sports 'l, 2: Rifle Club I, Archery Club 'I. ALAN R. LOESCHNER Kraut Bath ' 'ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Slipped through customs disguised as a Volkswagen. He does some woodworking, water skiing, hunting and fishing. His ambition is to succeed. Activities: Hi-Fi Club 2: Varnay Hall Dorm 'Council 2. H, -ug-L. - :Y 4. - Y 1 . - Y fi':1111 I11ifQfI?Q6IG11 1 :mg 2:5 f 1JI WII11 ' ik , :EE I XV: V, 1f1: 1u 111gg,liffK 15359. iii:-,,11,, s 11 QS 11.1 5? ' '111'111 7' G I I 1. . 1 , 'ae . 11 l :Q 4 5-5 W 11 ,rf PETER D. LEONARD Pete Vineyard Haven MARINE TECHNOLOGY Out of stater. Prefers Scientific American to Playboy. loves to water ski and likes photography. He wants to be an oceanographer. DEAN F. LOOK Lookin Jonesboro MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Here's a man that is hard to keep up with. He iust loves to break scales on tests. He hopes to make a million dollars the hard way. Activities: Wanderer Staff I, 2. EVERETT M. LIBBY Butch Gorham BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Butch likes big new Pontiacs. Hopes to become a draftsman and design a hos- pital for his own nurse. Loves to hunt, fish, bowl, and swim. Activities: Wanderer Staff I. TIMOTHY 5. LORING Roaring Loring North Windham MARINE TECHNOLOGY Tim is the type that is going to make his million before he is 30 years old so he can retire young. His hobbies are fishing and hunting. 47- .--,. - mr .C L 1 I 1 ij! I 5 , I 51 'I' f ' ,-1 f J 'L' SEP E-emx gg 1 Y ze .1 1 kiifiia 1, 1Hv ES 11 . - 1111 .Q 111. if M11 file: 11 1,-, I IS I 2 I 1.111 W 5 A I 1 i 1 I I Q ,. Y. . I 1 Y1?fffl.?f,l l7ff '73-'1 ' - kglitlffg 7 ' ' ' ' ' IWJFZQ '1- 1 Ev ?'i i'7 15 I .7 1, nf., V . e IH. T. . HIL ' 'iw ggi .cgi ' fz Via, ' 'vas Q .. ' . .,l-... , , .,. , - - .K 'K as 'IE se ini.. .Z 2.215 L E F iii H if ' RICHARD S. LOW, JR. Dick York Harbor CULINARY ARTS Class Beatnik. Enioys the circus. He reads, skis, and loves the beach. Wants to own his own restaurant. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Softball, Soccer 'Ip Intercollegiate Council 'l, 2, Pub- licity Committee 25 Wanderer Staff 27 Student Council I. ERNEST H. McAl.I.lSTER Ernie Bridgton MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY The only man in MTT to drive a tlashy convertible. He is interested in snow and water skiing. Loves his cars. Wants to own a big house one of these days. I J-. WILLIAM H. MacDONALD Mac Farmington OIL BURNER HEATING A great guy and a good worker. Likes chess and boating. Plans to own a service company. Best of luck, Mac. ROBERT B. McCLURE Wazoo Lewiston MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Plans to marry that one and only girl back home. Hobbies include music, sports and cars. Wants to work for a missile company. Sure to succeed. Activities: Intramural Basketball 27 Soft- ball 'I, 2, Soccer 2: Volleyball 27 Hi-Fi Club 2, Varney Hall Dorm Council 27 Field Day Committee 'I, 2, Library Council 2. L will I :MIM 1 H 'tw ww u ui T f M - A- . .E :asm WINSTON A. MARKS Marksie Albion ELECTRICAL TECHNIOLOGY Smile, and the whole world smiles ,with you. Loves sports. His ambition is to graduate. Activities: Varsity Baseball 1, 2, Intra- mural Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball 1, 2. PAUL M. McCOLE, JR. Junior Bath MARINE TECHNOLOGY Usually talking about the old Plymouth. A man who enioys the'finer things of life. Hunts and fishes. Wants to con- tinue Biology in College. Activities: Wanderer Staff 1, 25 Yearbook Stal? 2. A N5 2 .?..M.,,.,,,,,.,,Z.,, ,sy w ir .lf RICHARD L. McFARLAND Mac Falmouth BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Desires to make a million without work. Seems to know where the short cuts are. Mac already has the girl picked out. Activities: Intramural Basketball 25 Soft- ball 'l, 25 Soccer 'I, 25 Athletic Associa- tion 2i Wanderer Staff 2. STEPHEN R. MERRILL Steve Bangor ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Enthusiastic worker. A regular at the Y dances. Loves to dance and play guitar. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Soft- ball, and Soccer I, 25 Amateur Radio Club I, 27 Hi-Fi Club I, 2: Bridge Club 'I, 25 New Dorm Council 25 Yearbook Staff 27 Library Council 2. in I izz' 2 v oir' iii? 455553 1 3552, isiglifiiiiia kgiiigigigsi E. H.. ssmak . ,is Z X, .ft . ., . -7 -A me L, me me .. , We tt-- tsif' M, mehr, W-semis.. .,..,.s I ,w I stssissm l -from ...T W., X c t, ., -.. A-.f..,,,.c- ,T JOHN E. McLEOD, .lR. Johnny Auburn CULINARY ARTS Knows Portland inside and out. Usually seen with Bishop or Gould. Likes water skiing, horseback riding, stock car races. Wants to become a professional baker. Activities: Intramural Soccer 'Ii Volleyball Ip Photography Club I, 25 Skating Rink Committee I. ALBERT J. MILLS Al Lubec OIL BURNER HEATING Seems to have a female interest back home. Hard worker with ambition. Likes sports. Wants to succeed. Activities: Intramural Basketball 'ly Stu- dent Council I. DAVID R. MCNUTT Dave Sebago Lake OIL BURNER HEATING Good worker with get-up-and-go. Sure to succeed whatever he does. His hobby is minerals. Activities: Intramural Athletic Associa- tion Ip Wanderer Stat? Ip Library Coun- cil I. EDWIN M. MITCHELL Mitch Bath MARINE TECHNOLOGY A shipbuilder from Bath. Sure to suc- ceed. Good Iuck at Boothbay. Likes to ski and hunt. Wants to work in a lab, Activities: Wanderer Staff 'I, 21 Year- book Stafii 2. I gt. ' -. 71 eeiffahi 1'9 -- T III QgIf.5.Qa.wQ III,,:. 4- 1. I I I - H V II ' II Matin in PETER M. MOORE P. Moore Portland OIL BURNER HEATING Hard working commuter from Portland, McNutt's shadow, plans to be a topnotch repairman. Best of luck, Pete. Activities: Rifle Club 'lg Library Council 2. DONALD E. NEAL, JR. Don Gray BUILDING CONSTRUCTION He likes skiing and big convertibles full of good times. He will become a com- petent contractor if he doesn't take over Marty's class. N 'Ar T 'Z' I1 'H l if , GERARD NADEAU Tad Livermore Falls BUILDING CONSTRUCTION His hobbies are fishing, hunting, women, and money. He would like to enter the field of drawing and architecture. Has plans to keep the Internal Revenue Serv- ice busy with his income return from money made in construction design. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2. ARTHUR W. NEWTON Fig West Peru OIL BURNER HEATING He likes hiking and also wants to be the owner of a heating business. Good stu- dent-well liked and top gun on the intra- mural basketball team. Best wishes, Fig. Activities: Intramural Basketball 'If Ski Club I. I .. . . I I I I If II II I III 'II' III III I CRAIG H. NASH Bash Dixfield BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Bash is another who is quite in- favor of girls and sports. He is president of the contractors and hopes to become an architect. Activities: Intramural Soccer 'I, 2, Social Activities Committee 2. KEITH E. NILES Nilesy Freeport ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Nilesy collects coins and hopes to become a good electrician someday. A little dab will do it, after all, there isn't muchl IEIIQ 'II I I I I ' X IIW Y 3.1 gfz.ss.2w II II II' . -,EIQSZL II' II I seem 'I Qi , if II' I ORVILLE R. NISBET Ollie Hallowell MARINE TECHNOLOGY Ozzie is .o good sport who likes fishing, hunting, bowling and has an ambition of becoming a fish warden. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball 'I, 2, Intramural Ath- letic Committee I, 2, Bowling Team 2. JOHN R. PAGE Tiny Hermon CULINARY ARTS Hunting and fishing are Tiny's hobbies and his ambition is to be a top notch Pastry Chef. He's full of fun and the life of any party. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Softball I, 2, Rifle Club 'Ig Bridge Club 2, Yearbook Staff 2, Varsity Basketball 2. v-g7vTw-:fFun5n -- --L f -in-W-rw-----ww--N-1-I ,uw mmm N nl E igiziir 5540..- I fesifwfi H K IU, .- -1-Z iff aff 'five Q. Q' of ' - - ., - Im 'iii l GARY L. NORTON Gary Portland ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Gary's hobbies are Electronics, arguing, chess, bridge, Orono, and he would like to achieve a B.S. in E.E. or M.S. A commuter who really knows his organs and will probably end up as a professor. Activities: Yearbook Staff 2. NORMAN B. PERKINS Kansas Clyde Mt. Vernon MARINE TECHNOLOGY His hobbies are hunting and fishing with an ambition of becoming an Ocean- ographer. Quiet, might be found rowing out to Fort Gorges, Country boy. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Soft- ball I, 2. T '27 Hmm ' fig -' ff 'ff Free' is Y I C i lf I l l f f ,j5lg ' '.5Em.., .5 DONALD C. PAGE Don South Portland BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Don is the old man of the building boys'. He seems to like wine, woman, song, reading, sports, and education. . Hopes to enter the business world. A Activities: Intramural Soccer 2, Dorm Councils 2, Student Council I, 2. WAYNE C. PERKINS Perko Ogunquit MARINE TECHNOLOGY Perko has an interest in Maryland and has his own boat with which he hopes to be a lobsterman. Best of Luck. Q . ,EEEiu,,, .TW , ,,,..z...,, , ,., ...- 1 e Q ALDEN N. PERRY Perry Brunswick BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Alden will be in Olympic track meets: faster than lightning. A good soccer player. Hopes to become a draftsman. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, Soft- ball I, 2, Soccer I, 2. GUY W. PLUMMER Skip West Buxton MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Nice guy, well-liked, always ready to render a service, likes water skiing, hunt- ing, fishing, and hopes to make enough money to retire early. Best of luck to you, Skip. WILLIAM L. PERRY Bill Mexico MARINE TECHNOLOGY BiII's hobbies are painting and carving. He hopes to be an oceanographer. Quiet: the moocher from Beetle Bailey strip. PHILLIP E. POORE Pepin Portland CULINARY ARTS Third hand at Bridge, quick witted. Activities: lntra-mural Basketball, Softball, Soccer I, 2, Volleyball I, 2, Photography Club 'ly Bridge Club 2, Archery Club 2. , . , ...- ,,, ,,?,.,..,.,:,.?:E ' ' H , 555: ' I , ut I VT f A . 1 H - 1-.:51,i,', www 1,1 17. J? 'W I ROGER A. PICARD Rag Bucksport BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Rag is in the ma-rried section, sports a Comet which he will till with plans and prints from his own architect's office. Likes sports and finer things in life. Activities: Athletic Committee 'Ip Intra- mural Basketball Ip Softball, Soccer I, 25 HI-Fi Club 'lg Yearbook Staff 2. H. ALLEN POTTLE Allen Lincolnville AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY A forgetful 'For-get-me-not. Roommate of the college-career kid. Activities: Intramural Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball I, 2. :rf ,, IM-.2 ,, CHARLES l. PRESSEY Press Portland MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Good Natured and liked by all. Helps till the class with laughs by his unex- pected iokes. Hobbies include skindiving, hunting, and fishing. Plans to be suc- cessful in the Machine Tool Field. Activities: Intramural Basketball I7 Soft- ball I7 Soccer l. RONALD L. RACKLIFF Ron Farmington CULINARY ARTS Third' and a half hand at bridge. Farm- ington Farmer. Loves to fish, hunt and tie flies. Wants to become a professional. Activities: Awards Committee 'I7 Intra- mural Sports 'I, 27 Alumni Committee 'I7 Bridge Club 'I7 Publicity Committee 17 Archery Club 17 Wanderer Staff Ti Year- book Staff 17 Student Council I, 27 Finance Committee 27 Food Service Committee 2. 7iItw5535.I..III we I ig I Uitieg .. l sligilfli my ' x es.- 4,-. -M,--es-, A -gt.--. f-e ,ff ,...f - 1 .- I .sf 7? .. - ati... ii W 'H,,: .?fg lE ..I ..wtW gQf ' fs2fE 'W T ' ,TPI , , 7 Z . W . I ARTHUR F. QUINN Art Dushore, Pennsylvania ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Galvanized Yankee. His hobbies are VW's. His ambition is to return ta Pennsylvania. Activities: Intramural Basketball 27 Soft- ball 27 Soccer 27 Volleyball 27 Hi-Fi Club I, 27 New Dorm Council 27 Yearbook Staff 27 Judiciary Committee 27 Library Council 2i Class President 2. ROBERT C. ROBERGE Bob South Portland ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY None 'but himself can be his parallel. Loves to swim, hunt, skate. His ambi- tion is to own o Chevrolet Convertible. Activities: Intramural Softball 'l, 27 Soccer 'l, 27 Bridge Club 27 Yearbook Staff 2. Vfrsa - -1fff-?5:-11f--+s?-'-- ffrveifj: ' f I ,gt :: 57557 'ig A .FL ga A -Irenr'f i :seein snr- ggggjw ' Eszielif- M ' i mgg. ul TERRANCE C. QUINT Farmer Hodgdon ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Mrs. Moose's little noise maker. Shy,' yet Wild. WHAT A COMBINATION! Lone- some for the north woods. What's so special. up there, Farmer, Likes sports. Wants to become an engineering techni- cian. Activities: Intramural Basketball7 Softball7 Soccer7 Volleyball' I, 27 Hi-Fi Club 2. LEE G. ROBINSON Lee Belfast BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Quits smoking weekly. Believes in wine, women and song. He plans to construct an Empire State Building in Belfast. Plays golf, hunts, and likes to fish. Activities: Intramural Basketball 27 Soft- ball 2i Soccer I, 27 Volleyball 27 Golf Club 'I, 2. 1 7 1535? gf.: VCO'- i'i O' ' DENNIS W. ROGERS Den Topsham OIL BURNER - HEATING Well liked, and has a lot of ambition. Sure to be successful in the heating in- dustry. Likes sports. Waterskis and does some boating. Best of luck, Den. Activities: Varsity Baseball I. Intramural Basketball 1. GALE Y. RYAN Skip Quincy, Mass. MARINE TECHNOLOGY I Eight-fingered guitar picker from Quincy. Loves boats, fishing, and the water. Wants to own his own fishing clragger. Activities: New Dorm Council 1. l . CARL E. ROSS Ross Calais ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Speak thy purpose outp I like not mystery or doubt. Activities: Varsity Baseball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 'Ig Intramural Basketball 2, Soccer I, 27 Volleyball 'l, 2, Intramural Association Committee 25 Hi-Fi Club 2, Varney Hall Dorm Council 27 Yearbook Staff lEditor-in-Chief, 2. LANNY L. RYAN 'l'wang Lubec ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY The Hot Guitar from down east. Good worker. Rather sit by himself and think? The only thing he wants in life is financial security. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, Soft- ball 2, Volleyball 2, Amateur Radio Club 'I, 2, Social Activities Committee 27 Hi-Fi Club 2, Yearbook Staff I, 2, Library Council 2. GALEN S. RUHLIN RuhIy Hampden Highlands MARINE TECHNOLOGY Used to drlve well. Quite the ladies man. Besides that, he likes to hunt and fish. He wants to become a lobster fisherman. MICHAEL G. SANDSTROM Mike Stockholm ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Anything worth having is worth working for. Loves hunting, cars, and one little woman. He wants to live a lang, happy and prosperous life. Activities: Awards Committee lChairmanI 2, Varney Hall Dorm Council 2, Yearbook Staff 2. li'-TE! 5 . ,, .IOHN T. SENTER, JR. Walrus Hampden Highlands MARINE TECHNOLOGY Big Falcon man.. Last of the big 'coon hunters. PAUL E. SMITH Smitty Portland ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY P's motto is Better late than never and usually plans to come to school any- time between eight and ten. Activities: Intramural Basketball .lj Intra- mural Soccer lg Publicity Committee 'lg Wanderer Staff 1, 2g Yearbook Staff 2. Eeifxe HARRY A. SHAW Harry Portland ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Good things come in small packages and big Buicks. MYRON A. SPRAGUE, JR. Sonny Swans Island OIL BURNER - HEATING A busy guy, on and off campus. Member of the Sportsmen's Club. Activities: Varsity Baseball lp Intramural Basketball If Intramural Soccer 'lp Intra- mural Volleyball Ip Intramural Athletic Association I7 Golf Club Ig Yearbook Staff 'I. wlllllllllllllull ' www E SQ HORACE S. SMITH Hass Cherrytield ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY His way of pleasantness is his path of friendliness. Activities: Intramural Basketball 'l, 25 ln- tramural Softball 1, 25 Intramural Volley- ball I, 2. KENNETH A. STAPLES Ken Brunswick MARINE TECHNOLOGY Not being able to qualify as a profes- sional student indefinitely, Ken l1as re- signed himself to becoming Chief Engineer aboard the luxury liner United States . Activities: Canteen Committee 2g Student Council 2. W kg +1 'i 1 s ll V 5' 'TNT Tcl 2 - r' H. - mmli ,-g'F'g1- f ,gf PETER W. STARBIRD Pete South Paris CULINARY ARTS Tough man on porches. Pad dweller. Activities: Intramural Basketball Ig Intra- mural Softball I, 2, Intramural Soccer I, 25 Intramural Volleyball I, 2, Rifle Club I, 2, Photography Club 25 Special Com- mittees I. RONALD G. STETSON Ronnie Dry Mills BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Ron commutes from Dry Mills in a spotless VW. Would like to become a painting con- tractor, but is also interested in cars. W X? I , at , . tilt ' ....w.S'3'5l1 , , ,, , - ERHII I msg I I .I e il u . I 1 IL. 1 'aww-eeml liijvfyv fai5g2i?em S JERROLD L ST. CLAIR Jerry Rockland BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Believes in girls, girls, and more girls. Hopes to keep his pickup full of sawdust from his own business. Activities: Intramural Basketball I, 2, In- tramural Softball I, 2, Intramural Soccer 'I, 25 Intramural Volleyball I, 25 Library Council 2. RONALD E. STUART Stewie Newport BUILDING CONSTRUCTION It seems Uncle Sam wants Stewie to pay a visit for a couple of years. Neat student, plans to teach spelling upon graduation. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- mural Softball 2, Intramural 'Soccer 25 Intramural Volleyball I, 2, Skating Rink Committee 1, Gym Committee 'Ip Publicity Committee If New Dorm Council 2. 7 ?7T . 4. 'fiiiilliilii I II I, 17 RALPH H. STEEVES Steve Presque Isle AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Owner of the only six-cylinder Chevy to ger high-gear rubber on the road to Windham. A'ctivLtijs: lntrarnurafljglasketball 2,Iylntra- ,iynuraIy'iVoIIeybalI,P3'Ig RitIe?CIub I., , ff 'fl gills ill '14 5 ,fi G If ' fyiqu we , 41 N I i rvwf' All 3 it l 1 I ,P 'J ,J fu, VU! 'U ,um Ulf- .fy RAYMONDCI.. swenoseu Swense Windham AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Fastest seven cylinder Study around. Now operating one-eyed Healy. Travels with a vicious racoon. Good. luck, Swense. MAI-ILON G. TATE Tate Otis ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY A little nonsense now and then is relished even by the wisest men. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2: Intra- mural Softball I, 2: Intramural Soccer I, 27 Intramural Volleyball I, 2. DONALD D. TILTON DDT Belgrade ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY Not too serious, not too wild, he strikes life a happy medium. He wields a mean ping pong paddle. Activities: Intramural Basketball I, 2: In- tramural Softball I, 2: Intramural Soccer I, 2. ze s -mpmg ,' ! V M .vm . , . N' w. xl A M m M tu . f- f tw- - , , - -.ww W --- u , an Q ww H 1. .I m CARI. E. TAYLOR Jim Bowie North Wnidham MARINE TECHNOLOGY Carl is quite adventurous, likes scuba diving, and we hear he is quite handy with a knife. NEWTON E. TOWLE Newt Yarmouth AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Three-Doon specialist: Zundapp specialist. Spends evenings at Maine Mecl. time? W 1 l Il-El , M N ' 'Wi GORDON J. THEBEAU Donnie Freeport ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY That little voice you hear when you tune your radio in to 950 kc. Got that thing working right yet? Acivities: Hi-Fi Club 27 Varney' Hall Dorm Council lp Yearbook Staff 2. ERNEST T. TOWNSEND 'l'ownie Boothbay BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Faithful to his girl back home. Townie likes outdoor sports, will be o successful con- tractor in one of Maine's resort areas. Activities: Intramural Basketball I, 2: ln- tramural Softball 25 Intramural Soccer 2: Student Activities Committee I, New Dorm Council 2. O I U O l iiw L V N ll 5 v 2-2 1.4 B., . , , ,. ,, ind -'I ft-if 1 Y ,,,, - X., ...K W Y -1 . I E :el 'N , I If l I I I GERALD F. USHER Jerry Sebago CULINARY ARTS Definitely not a teacher's pet. Usually seen with Bishop and Gould. Activities: Manager, Varsity Basketball Ii Intramural Basketball lp Intramural Soccer 'l, 2. DANA E. WATSON Dana Naples AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Wrecker expert: flathead Ford man. Best wishes, Dana. fr? ' - '1r' -2, ' v 5 - I 3 I It It . l I I I f tr wx ai Ai. I 111.211 FIT all Q 'M 5 1 ii. H53 v. RAYMOND E. VEILLEUX Ray Chisholm OIL BURNER - HEATING Likes the poem Mary Had a Little Lamb . Plans to start own business- Good luck, Ray. Roaslu' J. wssr Westy Norridgewock AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY f'Bullet Bob in a Hudson. Also known as the paiama kidp the littlest genius. 4 . I M, I. I SX-eewg. - ei I I I I .,..A-Kgmffgwiflr, J . in .,. I I tt ii' si few . L 7 V I't,f.2f'sm!g 1 V ill: It I N I GARY E. WALLACE Gary Norridgewock OIL BURNER - HEATING Well liked - a real nice guy. Sure to be a success. Activities: Intramural Basketball 'lp Christmas Party Committee 'I. JOHN W. WHITNEY Whit Newport MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY Tricky Whit has a special way to ask questions in die design. Has varied in- terests, hopes to make a success as a machinist. Good luck, Whit. Activities: Intramural Basketball 27 In- tramural Softball 'l, 25 'Intramural Soccer 25 New Dorm Council 25 Student Council 2. QS B W, RICHARD O. WILCOX Dick East Vassalboro ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY Quiet but cold-blooded. Strong, silent type. Good luck, Dick. RONALD L. WOOD Ronnie Valsalboro AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Olds man who pushes Fords off the road, doorwise, Vassalboro's most promi- nent lover. ml vIT1li5ig'w 'uw ww M els? W .Y-f., Wk.- 7 V ,-,..,,. Q u .ef S , ., . Y H M H. .1 . ,. 1. . , aw Z 1'-Q9 , , , it rm m ,W 4 2 Z ,QW .W ,5?i1i11w ' w 'm 'wQSfZ2i2 W M in in I 'Um '3i'Ei1-m. ?'gef- F? H , .. H -if-L 1 I JAMES L. WILLIAMS .Iim New Sweden OIL BURNER - HEATING A guy born with a spud in his mouth. Would like to own a spud farm, work on heating in the winter. Activities: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Softbally Intramural Volleyballg Rifle Clubp Yearbook Staffp Ski Club. JOHNNY L. WOODLEY Woody Portland MARINE TECHNOLOGY Woody wants to retire to the Coast Guard. Best of luck to you. 3 .,. SJW.. Q .,.. P.. , . , .. , , 1 , 'L :Mfg 'V ,Que V 9 'Y , Z tm ' 1235 :XML R W . 'HVQU 5' .H 2, . . :- Q . mx: Z f ' :Y f ,. , , ,M I CHARLES I.. WHITHAM Charlie Herman AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Quietest man on campus. AT-2 taxi: also known as the Thin Man . STUART A. WOODNIAN Stu Washburn AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY Wine, women, and sang in a Renaulti that is the description of Stu, the potato picker from up North. vw ef CHARLES B. WORSTER Beale Madison- MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY A man who has found his woman. Every- one's friend. Best wishes, Beale. , fs, Uri, .. e,,,.,,,.,,,, . . -7 ,.,,- A f Y a:X:,,. ?ii4 A 'WM T xiii 'T 't? ' T 1 in . it in in in tt. it in in V - uint., ' -:VZ .M mm ini I Z mm mar kv , mum ui 2 re... mics-' A Y , 1--, isp ez . f 14L,.,:. 3 at i egg, , . :Le -4? .K , An . 55. -. illgksifstwm me tw' uw-,it giglgl.. it it 5 ARTHUR M. YOUNG Yo-Yo Bar Harbor MARINE TECHNOLOGY A one-chair man who plans to take on Liston. Activities: Intramural Basketball I, 2, ln- tramural Softball 1, 2, Intramural Soccer lp Intramural Volleyball I, 2. PHILIP C. YOUNG Phil West Gouldsboro ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY The worm digger who's going places. Activities: Intramural Basketball 2, Intra- mural Softball I, 2, Bridge Club Presi- dent 2. wsu. H QI., , 1 5-WW ni mm T'WQQEQUIW'W''li 'W 'W 'Egi?V fTi IIiiiIiiIiiiIIEWII f I 5 giiiiiiitiiiilii N miiiwiiimiiwwiitu Y if V ,I,III,H1111111wwiiimiignxia E is . V111 15,1-. . 1 5575 ' ,ni 1 V' , N, I -- s I stucco, c - ,W.S.sJ9t1sffY,s'f6 fa' 'fer ef-tt vt. .L 14 D U A lg 1. . . f isnt During our brief stay' here at M.V.T.I. we, the Senior Class, have made preparation for a future which was a dream only a few years ago. For some, who plan on continuing their education, it is a stepping stone toward greater skills and accomplishments. But, for the majority of us, it marks an end to our formal education. This need not mean we cease to acquire knowl- edge in our profession from this point on. But in fact a greater burden is now ours, we must maintain the pace of progress. For, as we are now the replace- ment, we will some clay be the replaced. The time required to complete this cycle is largely dependent on our continued knowledge, and in this knowledge we must persist. As President of the Class of '64 I wish to thank all fellow classmates- for their help in making this office a most enioyable and rewarding experience. President of the Senior Class 39 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE: ' rv-- '------in-T'k if-N----ir---f-egg... ,, V e... .,.,.. H ,..,,,,.....s,,4m....,...,.,.,.-.,.....,, -,.-....-..., -.--, 'Q 1 H i 1 Y 52... V 2 ' , -msn? y,l:'C N 90 UF 004 ft Q. 1 ss :ge Q, .rfqff EY: tl' 'Q lfffl +I . v if, , 'ff' 1.5, .P 3 W, '1 a Us .L 9 ,Agf'f?3 . :V 2' 5' -4 l. ' '- ff pf 5 A ' ..- Q '1 . Q ' J. gf t K , 1. q X XV SHE V VM MAINE VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL INSTITUTE South Portland, Maine By the time you open this Yearbook, some members of the Class of 1964 will have their new iobs, others will not. Some will be elated with their prospects, others will be disappointed. This is naturaI a.nd happens every year. Those who do not yet have iobs, do not despair. Your chance possibly may not come until the Fall. File applications to many companies where there may be a possibility of an opening. Do not be too fussy, you have to get your foot inside the door in order to gain experience. Above all, keep in touch with us in the office. Even though we give you a negative. reply every time you call, try us again every three or 'Four weeks. Openings occur anytime, and are not predictable. Mean- while, we use our leads to help locate positions. By October in a typical year, we generally have iob prospects but no graduates left to till them. Most of you by now have had some experience being interviewed by hiring personnel. You have found that, in addition to grades at MV-Tl and their own test results, these interviewers try to determine your ambition, your attitude, how well you can follow instructions, your emotional stability, and a host of other intangibles that make a good employee capable of advancement. As one large company interviewer said, We are not hiring men for next year or the year after, but for ten years from now. If the man we hire today is not well up the ladder then, we have made a poor choice now. So, on your iob, my advice to you is to attend to things related to your work but not necessarily required of it. You may think that a little extra is not noticed, but most supervisors have sharp eyes. However, do not expect to reach the top quickly. Continue to improve yourself by additional study, preparing your- self for that promotion when it comes. Be not afraid of responsibility, employers pay well for it. l frequently tell Seniors, Spend your first million dollars as you wish. How- ever, while using your second million, remember MV-Tl and give us a building or an endowment. We would be proud to have a Quinn Gymnasium or a Billing Scholarship fund given to MV-Tl! While we may smile at this notion now, sometimes a graduate will hit the jackpot. Good luck to all of you. like S -Q11 .40 'Men with fcsf cur ideas. -.a E Its going to be a long wulk It's o long hard haul. rN YY -YY .LJ ai-f. 4 4kL.A.. Gorryl . . Whaf's he doing? Work is where the eyes -are. fl' ,EW Q:-4 4 .AW E , ' .f:-:riff -A , H?2QfZ1iWf'N.7 'T Q35 3 43-.s.5.g4?a::'-1351-x'4:'x 1 , ' - 5 , - Elf?-15:- .l'59 L ':. '.ff - .' ,G .L!, .,. V ,V - -, . ' Jo .- ,Qs - 'TEA ' 'ff The e X x QR X T four pace setfers. She's got more cubes than u Ford What's so funny, Rollins? You dare trust us, Mr. Jordan They will never hold l ..:l - S-N 2 Quite Cl camp, isn'i it? ' li ll! Brown Choid - Froid. T.G.F. - Thank goodness it's Friday l sic, 5- 1575 White Choid Froid. Fink's Folley. A roast in oven. A faculty feast N fx 'XWQL Bake shop displa . The Bobbsie Twin:. gg: Maw 'vi ly. l Mermaid display. Miss Mermaid. 1 Cake decorating. How do you spell Karol? l s 5 X I ,sr wwf S-. xxx if Now, this little knob . . . All chiefs, no Iniunsl ' ii Qi, Keep your cotton plcken fingers om !! Would ygu beheye lf? - gf does,-I f! Tuned for maximum smoke. Precisely L008479' Cushman's infernal machine. Two good men keep him straight. Anyway, Berks, it's alreody scrap. -W! ' ' l Playing make believe. lt was in therell The North Newcastle method. C'mon, Pressey, it won't start alone! x Well, boys, it would certainly satisfy Jewettl , K in A .en 11 Fd,--A :aj-fi, X . 1 , , ,ix ffl ' ' . 1-1 'xo if ,-1 A ,X ,1 X ,- -X N l i - . .X i XA ggi- '-1 ni, .Q ,, ,'1- ' V--. ,-,111-' rf ,ilk ., , Ir, -..--14.1-- ' np: '- N z 1 off to Florida!! Yes, boys, you can come out. The storm is over. 'Q 1 N 31.111 1 TN ' 1 '-1111 X 1 1, 1 11 1111 11 1111111 111111 .1111 11 111' 1 11 ' 11, 111111 211111 M1 ' 11.311is,, 11 1 1 1 1 XM .mm - '1 11 my 1 Q- 1 1 '25 0 6 C f 11. 1 ,111 3,111.1 .. f i 51 1'11. 1: 161 1 112111 wp-1 - ,,,, , U 11 ' 111 'Q' 1. 11 'Q 1' A V 'I 1 T4 ' F- f' r' ' 1 ss. ,.1. gi , - ,W i i -1 , 1 SP2 ,f'21'3? 54' Fine time for Art to go swimmingIl Flounder fishing in Casco Bay! . ' r ' -S u 4 Rx V I , x. -ii' ' 'WF' T 111' 1 1 J .X ? .si 1. E 111' '1 - . .. In -551 1 W V I 1 gli 11,1 V, sim, frlgiif Myw7,4f ? I 1 V iv A, M aww Mffligugwggfnlfiikf4Ai5ZM,1g:m5QJi Togo 'pf 1' - 1 '79 -QM, -1 , 151 -- 1 . U -1 14-1.352615-i,'5a 11 , 1 V ' ,,,'1.5 1 1513 1111 H il t i- M 1 2 1 W1 2 . 1A - LA ,1 N Div 1'Iw1QfH1, ii 113, 1 11T',1i1, W, ' 1 . . 1, Wm , 11 , , The lwGfwh1C'1 fasmnmes Cusfro me most' if ZW-,111 41 Wi Bock from Florida - mlnus ca 'few crewmen. This page sponsored by the BRUNSWICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Brunswick, Maine. Poor ol Colquh She feels warm? What are you hiding? Three stooges? qv . 35 'Q Look, Sloc, no goggles. 9 fv I f. E x I w Y 1 W 2 V1-. ,-73? ,ESV Y'lm,' 13,1 jf? yi ,, S rhgxf' .-,-I , 41 A 1, N- +V -1 AVE 'h vli aff F VS . N V Ar , Q K xii. iii 133' QQ V H 'Q ,r QW . ',-. Urge ' uv ' lunar- - Wi' L M . .' r.i,g . 'I,. .sg I A 1 x- w 'H W WH, H H ,H '- w w lv ,Y M. Em H H, NH J ' Q FL M? 2 uf 'F- V ' 'a1j,,'HQ 1 ' 'A .ff,vn.f.f N M M M ?7E-zfggggfn : I - MEFF ad.-. 4 .Y -4 . --Vw -' ' ' '1 , W.-.1., - Q ' . , bk W. ' Quq'S, X7N , 1 A--' W ' . , ,, f HH K 1f5:,ep73g' 1 , Qf5w55f?f1. MQM2'5 :QSQEQ ' 'GQQQHS' H f . uw , SY' w 1 AUTO 0TI E TECH OLOGY ...,, .Qf l , 115, lj ...q,...., Seated, left to Right: Mr. Thompson-Instructor, D. Halligan, G. Guse, D. Huntley, R. Cressey, G. Hogan, R. Hurley, Mr. Leavitt-Instructor. Middle Row, Left to Right: D. Irving, W. Gorman, W. Higgins, R. Howard, R. Benner, T. Greeley, B. Bishop, E. Jordan. . Back Row, Left to Right: L. Hutch, C. Kennedy, K. Eaton, R. Argyle, D. Dodge, S. Hoglund, B. Huvey, R. Cotes. ivf i1 'cz , , UTOMOT I E TECH O UGY 1 l l a Seated, Left to Right: K. Pease, M. Roundy, I.. McKeen, Mr. Johnson-Instructor, J. Libby, C. McAllian, C. Steven s. Middle Row, left to Right: D. Nelson, M. Oak, D. Look, J. Simpson, R. Simpsvn, J- l-DWG, R- Skldgel, S. Nompleggi. N , Back Row, left to Right: R. Pineo, G. Read, R. Warner, A. Pasqual, D. Snjlart, L. Melcher. B ILD G CON TRUCTIO Seated, Left to Right: Mr.LaVigne-Instructor, S. Winchenbach, J. Ellingwood, H. Foreman, E. Briggs, K. Taylor, D. Gordon, W. Babcock. Middle Row, Left to Right: A. Dalrymple, D. Pride, T. Dyer, J. Folsom, W. Dudley, T. Weymouth, R Ruhlin, R. Fleury, E. Goldman, K. Davidson, N. Kelley. Back Row, Left to Right: R. Hatch, L. Patten, G. Studley, L. Landry, G. Lorfano, J. Philbriclc, D. Bragdon D. Brown, S. Benn, P. Whitmore. CULINARY ARTS Seated, Left to Right: W. Burnham, J. Fawcett, K. Crockett, Mr. Yeaton-Instructor, Ml. Grant- lnstructor, Mr. Brisse-Instructor, B. Brown, J. Sylvester, K. Russell. Middle Row, Left to Right: T. Carter, D. Ames, G. Labbe, S. Bailey, P. Davis, W. Griffin, HP. Berry, R. Wilbur. Back Row, Left to Right: R. Hurrell, T. Bourgois, J. Romano, D. Lucey, G. Day, H. Sabin, G. Tardy. W V P w MARI TECH OLOGY Seated, left to Right: R. Douphinee, R. Furbush, D. Coliin, G. Corbett, D. Gray. Middle Row, Left to Right: R. Toothaker, W. Wakelin, J. Sprague, N. lockie, J. Tobey, L. Smith, J. Coffin. Back Row, Left to Right: E. Jensen, C. Young, R. Fortune, N. Dumas, T. Fluggf J. Thomsen, J. McAlevey. MACHI E TOOL TECHNOLOGY Seated, left to Right: Mr. Jewett-Instructor, G. Veilleux, R. Trueworthy, W. Pearson, J. Thomson, N. Guay, l. Dalton, J. MacDonald, Mr. Crockett-Instructor. Middle Row, left to Right: L. Meggison, M. Look, L. Veilleux, D. Sovoge, J. Mann, G. Nyrell, R. Ames, E. Rankin, P. Ross. .- J , .HQ 1 11 1 1. ,ld 1 1 xi-vm'-'.'- '-112 'i ' l A l l lu ai ii' M 'l ,,...,-'ref' 1115 I-13:35 1 m,.. 1 use - 11 1 A - 1 ll J M :1 1 a-5' 121 11 1 1 WV, 1111-111'1 I 1 4' ' 1 1 1-- 1 , ' , W f 1 11 1111 1 X ,f , if f iff'- ' s-Qfj W - Y - 1' -' ,,,f' 1 y N1 ,qql 5 1 'Y 1- 'W'-1' 1- , ,rs 1 1 1 1 u 11 'A If 1 1- eess1 N w,sss-1e s s, uu H Leases f 1 .1 1111 1.111 1 ll 1 , ,M-1-.ii I 11 3 -f gy? . ,VK 11 1 i k,,, ,1 11 11 xi 1. 1, 1,11 1 1, l' 'l .f,, , 1 1 ,ii,,11,,i, i 11 'J .qu ' l ll ll 11 51 S? I .. .. 1, M 1 A 1 11 1 , 1,1 W 1l111 ll 11 ll 1 111 1 11 11 1 1'1'1 1' ' ' it 11'1111 W 11 11 Q '..- 4 As Jun nearer, marki g end! of! awyegr's trainingm at ,M,.V.T.I., the ,N J-ialmospheil beconn-es 1 trated withimixed feelihgs of 'happiness and sadness? entl1'ii3QSlslrJ3ifs' and uncertaintf ' it t 1 !! '-X-S.,-. 1' 1 4-f.-,.J 1, ,: JAQQQ1 '1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1-'1 , 1,l11!11 11' 11' iw , , if '1 ' i1 ii' 1s 'll l 551' l nf.-aw, I Ha mes s shared by you1 seniors who have comroleted your two years here 1 1,1111 t' 'fi Hi M.Vf1 . Saalness is for the' 'one-outidflthree who1111eQ6uIdn'f rnake they grade. t l .,,x.,f 1 1 5 11 1 Einthusigsm11i1s 'for 15, the Class of 19653 who 1are ea erly seeking 'the training ' that is offered ere: at. y .T.l.t The trials proloablya ect- the seniors more than the freshmen because yay ave received your chollengis and are about to step - '1 11 ' forth to' carve ydulrl places 'that Wild cylfleicalled li e loestllof 1 11 lucle tof ycu1 senjiors i1'n111all1 y ur erideavorsg 1 1Ga11sforth11wilh pride, -for ydu 1have Q3 1 ,1 1 1 I, , 5 well egrne,d,jth1at distinAct.ion1. 1 1 11, 1 , 1 -1 I1 would I y1 classmates for1the faith you have plc d i' A me. 1 A ' W, is ar - 1 'oyed this o I, hope ,I have1,11fulfi,luled1 all my obligati s. est' 11 11 e1 fe ezefyvne sr1G!1,!1i10r2s? +0 See eilyowff sas 511119011 H311 B5,1g..s X ll 1 1 e 111l l 11 1 11 11111 l l 1 11 1 CABG-111,lifX'1,b1'if 11 11 iiii i1i 1 1 11 1 1 11- ' Fl 'XSXR ' ' ' ' ' President o I M ' eshman 'Class ' 1 1,13 1i1Lyg11iii11,Q-X 1 ll 11 g,14s,.1s,..X,f 1 l 1 ll ' 11 11 ff 111 1 -, 1 1' 11 1 1 ll 123 if 11111 - 11 ' ' XX- 11 1 1 l11111. 1 1 i 11 'M 1 f , Blv- lil? ls lg 1 Qxmfyg tell 1 i 1 Q11 l L lem C7 G J j i 1 if 'lfli 11 llllllll X 1 if if on .mMRLx,,Z'fg? ' 1 5 llf1i111si11-sfiiesef lisa 3 X f J Az? --J Ara' ,pd-IU .fbiyff V -' . I L 5,0 4 . Q will - xv . X 77 ' 3 5 '39 i XE . F ff 'ZX J 0 5, .53 fy rf' W 9 HN ,X ' if 15 -if-.Z',Q '- :fg.,,,,' ll HX -.gf'. -'M 'if fi- - - ' ..-fm-1 , -- ' L A K7 M f 'g:1'-'f:':'l-------- -'-- 'M' ' f . . .I if' ! f 71 0 ff I l f, f, I ' 7 fl f' I .1 I f f f RE Q I QI M bwzggmg 'WH i ag: My ,,V ' W 1 - L If 1 K 5 MXN M LR 6 U ,' -XM! W .X X ' ,i.gf.,'- V fm 2 N, W2 ml : VER Si, f fefgff W- .Q:? f '. I ..,.L. .j--.N-.4 L QQ . - J ' . EM f ?Nx X A ' wi ' P' M2271 55 STUDE T COUNCIL Seated, loft to Right: S. Jolicoeur, P. Clemons, W. Dudley, P. Collin, G. Baker, D. Page-President, J. Fallona, D. Wrigley, R. Rackliff, J. Bigelow, B. Havey. Standing, Left to Right: K. Staples, R. Dauphinee, Mr. Martin-Advisor, J. Whitney, J. Fawcett. In the fall of 1963 the students of MV-Tl were called upon to elect their class officers. The turnout at the polls was 98'Xa of the student body. This fact proves that the students of MV-Tl are interested in the activities of the school. lt also proves that the Student Union is operated in a democratic fashion. I believe that, with such remarkable participation of all the students, this will be one of the biggest and best years Maine Vocational-Technical Institute has witnessed. On behalf of the Student Council, we thank the administration, the faculty, and each fellow student for their part in making this possible. We wish the freshmen the best in their senior year and encourage the gradu- ating seniors to continue their active part in their role in society upon graduation. -Donald C. Page President 56 Y OCIAL ACT I ITIES CO IT TEE I. I E 11 5 5 Z ? 's Iv, Left to Right: L. Ryan, Mr. Marcofte-Advisor, C. Nash. X -ii W- X- 7 V-ix T fx V 1 N -If W ,-f- 1- mf fy V ' ,L ,U QQ - 2,422 512 il. ,gm 12 M1 -ss' 1 1 V W H WW V' J' ' 2 'T' -- ie. -P ' Y' Y ' A ri 4, ,ya M V N- N1 - 1 'f ' by ,fm 4 H' Y' W an ng H , :Q ' ' TQ 2 W K H- 95 qv K., , Q, 1, gv.,.,,., m1.w5g1 N .m H M tv ' gi gay wxm.....EEi e2W. .. L ' L 7 wqgfefg, qw 'sm Q41 K? a , 2 zz gg, 2 , f ' ,S- v , , . j,.,.wS wife T mzwl K1 5- dl , M H Qgxgygq 55.16 ,R J.. W nv... Ha.. , ' 1 . Iigygifs 2' im. W -, EE ,wi ,. R w w 1 ' Q Y Qs A ii 40. mf Left to Right: R. Low, Mr. Tolmcm-Advisor, B. Winslow. 58 AWARDS COMMITTEE Left to Right: M. Sundstrom, Mr. Wood-Advisor, N. Garnett. J DICIARY COM IT TEE left to Right: Mr. Jewetf-Advisor, S. Jolicoeur, A. Quinn, Mr. Wood-Advisor, Mr. Cushing-Advisor, R Edgerly. 59 FINANCE CGMMIT TEE Seated, left to Right: Mr. Mitchell-Advisor, R. Rackliff, J. Fullonc, Mr. Crockett-Advisor, J. Thomson Standing: P. Collin. P BLICITY C0 ITT EE Left to Right: G. Baker, R. King, R. Carlisle, L. Landry, Mr. Tolman-Advisor. 60 LIBRARY COUNCIL 'ST- inn Seaied, Lefi to Right: D. McNuH, T. Bourgois-Co-Chairman, Mrs. -Claudia Story-Librarian, Mr. Walter Wood-Faculty Advisor, S. Merrill-Co-Chairman, R. Campbell. Standing, Left fo Right: R. Eclgerly, R. McClure, J. Romano, W. Griffin, L. Legacy, J. Thomson, l. Smith, D. Bertchell, P. Moore, N. Garnett, L., Ryan. CAN TEEN CO ITTEE Left to Right: R. Hurley, Mr. Mitchell-Advisor, R. Carlisle, Mr. Slocum-Advisor, Mr. Maclean-Advisor, J. Fallona. 61 I URAL ASSOCIATIO Seated, Left to Right: S. Sprague, R. Edgerly, Mr. Webber-Advisor, C. Ross-President, N. Garnett. Standing, Left to Right: C. Billing, E. Bailey, K. Crockett, L. Bean, R. McFarland. SKI CLU :F ' W, v if - 5 V V - Q:-,r , V Y 1:7 :,i :E ur 1 . ,N C. .. , C j ,, Q . ,MQggww'1.a 'lUggi4ll-...J..Q,,Q?a.,...'jvnQg -Hllllfilggdlu wwil' Mllwffji H N, 1 f.,.m...HmiL NW..M..,,,...w ,,, gm wgg - Liz? , gg? , :nr K VV. , u uw ww H .H ul mmm lu .H M H li. 55 ' V in I ' Q wg M L left to Right: J. Bigelow, A. Newton, P. Whitmore, D. Gordon, G. Lorfuno, J. Folsom, Mr. Cushing Advisor, R. Trueworthy, E. Greenwood, C. White, D. Pease, B. Scothorne, B. Johnson. 62 QQ- F55 HI-F I CL Sf' . '1?.w1gA!.5:T'E .W w H Kneeling, left to Right: C. Averill, L. Ryan, C. Decrow, A. Quinn, J. Farrington. Seated: Mr. Cushing-Advisor. Standing, Left to Right: R. McClure, M. Roundy, B. Winslow, J. Collier, G. Thebeau, A. Loeschner, G. lorfano, W. Gehan, R. Trueworthy, S. Merrill, T. Quint, W. Drinkwater, B. Blanchard, C. Ross. RIFLE CLU Kneeling, left to Right: R. Ainaire, M. Oak. Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Flink-Advisor, W. Drinkwater, J. Williams, D. McNutt, P. Moore, J. Sylvester, Mr. Foley-Advisor. 63 AMATEUR RADIO CLUB 1. ' we sf.. .1 - fr w-Y - -1 fm : 1,-W N -- W- 1..1..- A-.-Y.-. W. -Y-,Mk .- - Y.- -.. -.......-.T , , A -' .L , - f f -Et .iz ll w ll A .Lg 5 5. f-. Soatad, left to Right: T. Cushman, Mr. Peiifer-Advisor. Standing, Left to Right: J. Farrington, L Denbow, S. Merrill, L. Ryan, J. Ingerowski, D. Pease, R. Blclis, C. Decrow, W. Gehan. BRI GE CLUB I -141, , w ig. gg. '55 sn., 1535? g..,....,4 9 , H ' 'N 'l.Q4vQsQw U. QW., H. mmf 7 1 Front: P. Poore. Seated, left to Right: R. Racklilii, R. Roberge, J. Page, R. Carlisle, R. King, S. Bailey, P. Davis, P. Young-President, Mr. Maclean-Advisor, M. Dow, S. Merrill, R. low, C. White, E. Bailey. 64 THE DERER STAFF Soatod, Left to Right: R. Bouchard, R. low, R. King-Editor, L l.andry, J. Herwood. Standing, Left to Right: R. McFarland, D. McNutt, J. Sylvester, D. Gilbert, P. Smith, Mr. Tolman-Advisor, R. Hurley, D. Hopkins, D. Look, B. Winslow, B. Havey. The life story of our school paper, THE WANDERER, has been one of constant improvement and this year was no exception. The first edition came out early in the school year to welcome the new students. Since that edition, each suc- ceeding issue has contained improvements which the staff feel are necessary in order to achieve our ultimate goal of editing a school paper which will be of indispensable value in the improvement of our school. A school paper accomplishes many things which the average student does not realize - it stimulates school spirit, keeps him informed of campus news, advances school programs, and promotes the school to the public while helping to unite the students, faculty, and administration. We hope to continue to serve this school and share in its future in the years ahead. THE WANDERER STAFF Robert W, King - Editor 65 wt mfs - H :i ?giY:1 : ll' , ' ,L 'ze ' YEARBOGK STAFF f ?lillllllll'Q Hlvwwfg, ,Q ,Kg if :ftggwf sttzrgswg.. 'H'-rwww aw HM.. mfmsnmffmwzsirgigr E ,mlm r. -,gg Wg.. ,tvgvgg PWM. ,-'w .se 'Z 1' Y W :F A- wwe fig -:ik l-if Y N.-7 'mgfau' .I ,455 NSW Seated, Left to Right: J. Fallona, C. Ross, Mr. Wood-Advisor, N. Garnett, A. Quinn. Middle Row, Left to Right: E. Bailey, M. Sandstrom, S. Sprague, P. Smith, L. Bradeen, R. Carlisle, G. Baker, J. Collier, I.. Ryan, R. King, S. Merrill, B. Blanchard. Back Row, Left to Right: G. Thebeau, G. Norton, R. Roberge, J. Williams, P. Collin, R. Rackliff, R. Bouchard. In proud appreciation of the Administration, of our fellow students, and of interested organizations and citizens who have made this book possible, the Yearbook Stott of TEKS for '64 has humbly attempted to create a record of a memorable school year. This yearbook was designed to stress our sincerity in dedications, appreciations, and other COPY: also to point out the lighter, more carefree moments which we have taken so much for granted. Later, when the impending forces of time have severed the bonds which tie all MV-Tl indi- viduals together, will this presentation be adequate remembrance of our worth- while experience at the school of our choice? Our able advisor and the entire stat? have worked diligently, and hope for proof positive. - 'Carl E. Ross Eclitor-in-Chief 66 EIGHT LIFTI G CLUB Front Row, Left fo Right: D. Kilton, L. Bean, J. Collins, W. Gehan. Middle Row: L. Ryan, C. Decrow, J. Simpson, President, C. Averill, J. Bean. Back Row: N. Towle, R. Swendsen, D. Hopkins, R. Campbell, M. Roundy, R. Simpson, S. Merrill. fx 2 f? W 5.5 ' l ' mu ll' ,. jf 2, 'HE ,- .f '27 mr E t 'YSE1 ' 1 -. 'J ' . Vfvig 'MY ul. Loft to Right: S. Nompleggi, P. Davis, Mr. Johnson, Faculty Advisor, G. Read. L. Robinson. 67 w oo fu l H, M 'I K .ii 6 1964 ARSITY BASEBALL Front Left to Right H Sabin, C. Ross, W. Marks, C. Billing, B. Hurrel. Center Left to Right Coach R. Thompson, D. Rogers, L. Smith, S. Sprague, J. Cousins, B. Carlisle, K, Crockett T Lowell D Rogers. Buck left to Right J Page, Manager, S. Bailey, E. Gurski, J. Fawcett, B. Trueworthy. Absent R King Manager S.Jolicoeur. This year the MVTI baseball team, led by Robert Thompson in his sophomore year as coach, displays many promising new players in addition to the veterans of a year ago This guarantees a successful season, although new competition has been added to the schedule. April May May May May May May May May Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Away With this Ump, Cousins outfield! May May Home Home Where's the ball? 1963 VAR ITY BASEBALL Techs in Action Don Vining chalk: up another run. ,1 50 If wi soeax S06 of' O 'GCN' on 0 rf wa govgx Q49 .r 'A . . The 1963 Varsity Baseball team had a rather disappointing year' with a 'I-9 record although the boys had a good time playing the games, win or lose. The boys showed a great deal of sportsmanship throughout the year. One of the brightest points of the season was an over night trip to Manchester, New Hampshire where the Techs played a double header. 69 Th e bench - 1963 VARSITY BASKETBALL ECU? Front Row, Left to Right: T. Lowell, J. Cousins, K. Crockett, B. Carlisle, K. Pease, H. Foreman. Back Row: B. King CManagerl, T. Weymouth, S. Bailey, B. Brown, J. Page lManagerJ, B. Harris, Coach. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Fouls Total Games Game Name Goals Made--Tried Points Played Ave. B. Carlisle, Capt. 102 229 19.1 K. Crockett 76 178 16.2 T. Lowell 126 10.5 J. Cousins 125 10.4 H. Foreman 90 7.5 K. Pease 81 8.1 T. Weymouth 58 5.8 P. Farrell 26 13.0 D. Rogers 24 3.4 L. Bradeen 10 3.3 S. Bailey 9 1.0 B. Brown 2 .3 G. Lorfano 0 .0 The teams played by M.V.T.l. this season were Husson College JV's, North Yar mouth Academy, Gorham State Teachers College JV's, Farmington State Teachers College JV's, University of Maine in Portland, S-t. Francis College, New Hampshire Technical Institute and Bridgton Academy. Even though this was not a winning season for M.V.T.l. as far as games were concerned, our team stacked up a very impressive scoring record as the above figures show. 70 VARSITY BA SKETBALL The Varsity Bask and 'IO etball team completed the season with a record of 2 wins losses in a field of rugged competition. The Techs, under the leadership of Coach Bill Harris, proved to be worthy opponents for the best of them, but always remaining iust outside the winners' circle. The Techs displayed their usual brand of good sportsmanship and showed great promise for the coming season with the loss of only two starters due to graduation. Graduating are Captain Bob Carlisle and Center John Cousins. Returning starters include shooting ace, Keith Crockett, coupled ' maker, Ken Pease, Steve Bailey, and Tom Lowell. excellent season in the coming year with with the play- lt should prove to be an such a team in the making. I TRAM RAL SOCCER it ii az 'W ' 1 l 4 1.., f Kneeling, left to Right: R. Cote, R. Bouchard, C. Ross, W. Marks, R. Roberge, D. Russell. Standing: R. Bradeen, M. Tate, E. Huntley, P. Farrell, R. Howard, D. Tilton. Missing from Picture: J. Fallona. IE - THE CHAMPS The M.V.T.l. athletic field again was the site of some very fast and furious action in the annual intramural soccer games. The combined first and second year l.E. team proved to be kings of the soccer field. The l.E. team won, but the championship was not decided until the last games of the season. Whitney boots itl .: L- ,N l.E. M.T.T. C.A. B.C. E.T. A.T. M.T. THE STANDINGS l.E. M.T.T. Won Lost Tie 5 1 0 5 1 0 4 1 1 2 3 1 2 4 0 2 4 O 0 6 0' THE PLAY-OFFS, BEST OF THREE 2 0 0 0 2 0 Nice blocking, ffiff, buf ---- I TRA RAL BASKETBALL THE CHAMPS - 1964 Standing, left to Right: C. Ross, M. Tate, D. Tilton. Kneeling: H. Smith, W. Marks. The shirts have the reboundl The M.V.T.l. Gym was the scene of the intramural basketball games this year. Most of the ball games were vnvery close contests. The l.E. 2 boys proved again that they are the kings of the intramural sports world at M.V.T.l. l.E. 2 had very little trouble taking its second championship. Out iumped by M.T.T. Put a little English on it. f R-, TRAMURAL OF TBALL AT - T963 CHAMPS Front, left to Right: G. Read, M. Day, J. Johnson, E. Mitchell, E. Smith. Back, Left to Right: J. Sazin, M. Marden, H. Packard, J. Conant, R. DeRevere, L. Malloy, B. Kennedy. Each spring the MVTl athletic field is busy with the sport which attracts per- haps more interest than any other intramural sport - softball. The competition is keen, but of course on a friendly basis - friendly enough so that even an occasional instructor is seen in playing clothes. Last year AT was supreme in the field, displaying strength at bat and in the field, to say little of the speed ball pitching of Ye Ol' Rookie, Jim Johnson. ..i- in 0 I TRAMURAL OLL EYBALL 4 x' if ,. N V .. L5',.i Q V, i jEi R. E . 'I964 CHAMPS - IE-2 Kneeling, Left to Right: D. Tilton, C. Ross. Standing, Left to Right: L. Bracleen, S. Sprague, J. Fallona, W. Marks. Players Absent: R. Roberge, M. Sandstrom, R. Blais, R. Graves. Throughout the early spring the M.V.T.l. gymnasium was the site of much stress and strain caused by the competition in many exciting volleyball games. So exciting, in fact, that a three-way tie for first place was gained by the BC, IE-'I and IE-2 teams. A post-season playoff placed IE-2 on top, IE-'I second, and BC third. Congratulations to the entire league for demonstrating interest and especially fine sportsmanship. I5 If for -, .. . , not 'il PING PONG AND POOL 'ke . I Atom WH Mr. M X Student Cl1omploJrlzrrY Sinclair. QC'-GUII, Facul and runnervp. fy Champ. POOL TOURNAMENT The Pool Tournament was nearly a repetition of last year with Mr. Maclean winning the championship and Alan Wike winning the student championship in a very close match with Jerry St. Clair. The Ping Pong Tournament was won this year by Al Hebert, with John Whitney runnerup. Dean Smith became faculty champion, but was unable to defeat the student champion, These are only a few of the intramural activities that 'help to stimulate good sportsmanship. PING PON G TOURNAMENT Right: Student Champion Al Hebert and runnerup John Whitney. The Champ in action. FUCUHY ChUmP1 Dean Smith. Cartoon Timel . . . a dolly, and a puzzle, and .... STUDENT CHRISTMAS UNION PARTY After considerable eFFort, time and money were expended by the students of MVTI, a Christmas party was given on December I8, 1963 to about thirty needy local children. This splendid venture did not go unnoticed by the MVTI community. Perhaps this happy precedent set on that date will continue through the years. .CAMPUS ACTIVITIES l VOTERS ALI. AUTO RALLY WINNERS Don Page, Winston Marks and Steve Merrill. ROY 5WendS9l'l fcenferl, Winnerg Keith Lea-vitt, Second: Stephen Hoglund, Third. 77 41 if William Sprague Charles Reed George Goodall Philip Tracy M N ABOUT CAM US Installing a circuit. Checking voltage drop. Constructing c counter. Applying the brake. YOUNG M N ABO T CAMPUS 'LIFKLL rr ,i ff' PM i Ni 'f Empty shelves but high hopesl on - Meet the Pressl Senator Sam Hinds demonstrates his support. 79 QQWN L1 .' ' ali? . x . :J a, A 2 ' H, ' -f A L-,mr f Arwfzij L ,Q I X X '1'rrw.i.- sf . , ,. W-.....,vNN-Nu 1 E-w A ,ww LIBRARY FOR M TI We have long been concerned about the need for a library at MVTI. Principal Earl Hutchinson appointed a Faculty Library 'Committee in 1963 to work on this problem. A library room was secured, books and periodicals were contributed by the faculty and staff to 'Form a nucleus, a part-time librarian was employed. The work began in earnest even though no funds were in sight. However, it was not until a student Library Council was formed that our project received its real impetus. About 25 students responded to a call to organize and proceeded to elect Thom Bourgois and Steve Merrill as their Co-Chairmen. A book drive was launched by the Council on February 6, 1964. Speakers included Senator Sam Hinds, Principal Earl Hutchinson, Alumni Representative Wilbur MacPherson, Co-Chairmen Thom Bourgois and Steve Merrill, Librarian Claudia Story and Chairman Walter Wood. A goal of 4,000 books and 5400 was set. Jim Herwood and Ronald Campbell, Book Drive Chairmen, set the pace and immediately secured about 500 volumes. Many boys and men on campus have been involved in making our temporary facilities adequate for the present. Since we consider a good library necessary to a good technical or vocational education, we hopefully commit ourselves to this task, mindful that it is one thing to overcome inertia and another thing to persevere. With proper financial support we will one day be proud of a first-class library in a first-class school. 3-4. j-.f Wilbur MacPherson repre- sents the alumni. -s F51 x 1 Hg.: , 1. -... ,it .I- 'Yu L ,. 1 , I M U., - KN an rt u 3 .- JJ- he ' 'f 5171 'S ,f. is ,Q L 1 . ' use , .. ' us? if Librarian Claudia Story marks our progress. r will sw .tml ,Lg NEW CAFETERIA MV-Tl has a large, spreading campus upon which are many buildings of various shapes and sizes. Now, near Willard Beach, overlooking Casco Bay and Portland Head Light, is our new cafeteria. It is a beautiful building, started May, 1963, and completed in December, 1963, by contractors. Our students completed the counter, snack bar, and hood. Besides being an excellent dining hall, it is a perfect place for dances and other activities. Already it proves to be a worthwhile addition to our school. Student Activities in the Cafeteria COMPLILNIENTS OF Ballard Oil 81 Equipment Company I35 MARGINAL WAY PORTLAND - MAINE E. P. Hacker, President E. T. Hacker, Treasurer JAMES MCBRADY ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK 169 Front Street SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE HEATING EQUIPMENT FUELS 'I, 2, 4 RESNICK OIL CO., INC. 206 coNGREss sr. - PORTLAND Compliments of PADDOCK DINER GORHAM o MAINE Phone 839-4651 YERXA'S, IN C. 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 F. N. CALDERWOOD, INC. Bakers of BREAD and ROLLS For Any Occasion PORTLAND, MAINE Tel. 773-7291 J. S. WELCH, INC. HEATING OILS sALEs BURNERS SERVICE 148 Pickett St. South Portland, Me Reiach! I I Say, UncIeI FOR ENJOYMENT DINE and DANCE C A N T E E Ill C A F E 97 and 99 Middle Street PORTLAND IZ MAINE DANCING NIGHTLY MARTY'S LUNCHEONETTE 115 Middle Street Italian and American Food ROSS BROS. MAIN STREET CALAIS - - MAINE MERT'S TRAILER COURT Mrs. Loretta Berry, Prop. 216 Narragansett St., GORHAM, ME. for Cards, Jewelry, Gifts Noted for Quality and Service - SincoA1882 - VV. L. BLAKE CG. MILL PLUMBING and 'INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES SPruce 3-6426 - PORTLAND, MAINE CARR BROTHERS C0., INC WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Fruit and - Produce Service Since 1909 217 COMMERCIAL STREET Portland - Maine DIAL SPruce 2-8311 5 W Q I 'fi MACHINISTS - SUPPLIERS - WELDERS 70 COMMERCIAL STREET PORTLAND 3. MAINE 82 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 AMERICAN ALUMINUM PRODUCTS, Inc. Established 1947 V 677 Forest Avenue WOODFORDS CORNER, PORTLAND, ME. Telephone 773-7431 Dick Coyne Murry Citrin WILLEY'S CHEVRON STATION 501 COTTAGE ROAD South Portland, Maine PHONE SPruce 9-7073 As in Readers Digest -May '57 That Gem Man at Trap Corner' PERHAM'S for Gems and Jewelry DIAMONDS, MAINE GEMS, BIRTI-IsToNEs GOLD and PLATINUM JEWELRY ROUTE 26 at TRAP CORNER - Tel. 732 WEST PARIS :L MAINE R. D. HAMILTON Dealers in FISH, CLAMS and LOBSTERS 9 Custom House Wharf PORTLAND, MAIN S. Harold Latham, Prop. Compliments Of ROSS PAPER CO. soum PORTLAND -3- MAINE BEST WISHES HODGES APPLIANCES, INC 189 OCEAN STREET South Portland - Maine John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company SP 2-3701 415 CONGRESS STREET P O R T L A N D WILFRED R. THIBODEAU Special Agent Dial SP 9-2715 1 Portland T.V. and Appliances 283 Cumberland Avenue Portland :: Maine Sooner or Later Put it in. X so Sn.- Compliments of Vantine's Studio 661 Congress Street Portland, Maine Tel. 773-7919 Window Glass - Glazing - Furniture Tops - Mirrors PORTLAND GLASS CO. Auto ouxss SPECIALI5TS 19 Winslow Street :: Portland, Maine Telephone 775-2389 OLD TAVERN FARM, Inc. 2-20 DANFORTH smear PORTLAND, MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF RUF US, DEERING COMPANY PoRTLAND - - MAINE HASKELL'S NATION WIDE STORE 512 Ocean Street SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE S K l S H O P 819 Main Street - WESTBROOK Ray Letarie, Prop. - Phone B54-8424 ACME BODY SHOP Where A Job Sends A Job 270 LINCOLN STREET SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE 774-6248 North East Cold Storage Corporation 'I65 Read Street - Portland, Me. Phone 773-7258 J. H. KENNEDY CONTRACTOR 8. BUILDER 105 Preble Street - Portland, Maine Ns. The Cafeteria takes shape. With Praise Portland Sebago If I had a I1ommerI Oil and Ice on HEATS Best Sales - Installation - Service Four Consecutive Yeclrs Pulse Proven NUMBER I WEIL MCLAIN Boilers and Radiators Distributed By PALMER SUPPLY CO., INC. 8 Dana Street PORTLAND :: :: MAINE 86 '1 A I QIJI . North Carolina State Dept. of Edu- cation Representatives confer with Instructors, Art Jordan cmd George Hupper as Charles Sutton, reporter for Guy Gannett, listens in. In Maine It's Porteous, Mitchell 8. Braun Company Portland :: :: Maine Standard Electric Company APPARATUS and SUPPLY DISTRIBUTORS 81 Franklin Street PORTLAND ' MAINE Telephone 774-2614 Compliments of MAINE ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CORP. I48 Anderson Street PORTLAND 3, MAINE DIAL 774-0301 494 Broadway BANGOR, MAINE COLONIAL SUPPLY CORP. Compliments Of Allen, Sterling 8g Lothrop Sterling Quality Seeds 269 Middle Street, Portland, Maine CAPE REALTY CO., Inc 108 Cottage Road H1751 ' f FOX Y'S DEN SPECIALIZING IN FRIED CLAMS OPEN YEAR 'ROUND Routes 202-4 BUXTON, MAINE SO. PORTLAND, ME. THE HARRIS COMPANY MARINE 8. INDUSTRIAL HARDWARE MARINE 8: MILL SUPPLIES GROCERIES 0 DIESEL FUE SHIP CHANDLERS 0 ETC. ELECTRONICS MARINE and INDUSTRIAL PUMPS MARINE 0 INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC SEINE N ETTINGS 0 -FLOATS ROPE 0 SEINES NETS BUILT TO ORDER PAI NT MARINE - INDUSTRIAL DOMESTIC L E. J. Harmon Co., Inc. Flowers of Distinction Auto Upholstery - Convertible Top Truck Seats - Seat Covers - Boat Seats D. E. BARRA CO. 40 Portland St., Portland, Maine Dominic E Bar R ger A. Barra . 772-4895 773-6921 774-2909 PORTLAND TINWARE CO. HOTEL and RESTAURANT SUPPLIES IO0 Cross Street PORTLAND, ME Compliments Of Tommy's Hardware 293 Congress Street Portland :: Maine It's Nicer, It's NISSEN'S - - - and I promise to make II the cookies for the beach parties. This is boring! l'm leaving! COMPLHMENTS OF Maine Hardware 618 Congress Street PORTLAND - MAINE Compliments Of DODGE OIL COMPANY, Inc. G O R H A M , M A I N E Heating Oils - Heating Equipment Meetinghouse Hill Barber Shop 384 Cottage Road South Portland - - Maine Loring, Short 81 Harmon Artist, School and Office Supplies Est. 1865 MON UMENT SQUARE PORTLAND -::- MAINE C. B. HANNAFORD, JR. PLUMBING and HEATING 220 MAIN STREET GORHAM, MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF PALLOT TA OIL COMPANY Compliments Of Saco-Lowell Shops New England Division- D. F. Edwards Plant Saco - Maine A Subsidiary of Maremont Corporation, Chicago, Ill. P. W. PLUMMER 8. SONS, Inc. THE MODERN GENERAL STORES WEST Euxror-1 BAR Mius Compliments of Haverty Buick Inc. Maine's Largest Buick DeaIer Portland -:- -:- Maine OPEN YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT RINES BROS. NO INTEREST- NO CARRYING CHARGE Compliments Of ' Lafayette Hotel 638 Congress Street Portland, Maine Telephone 773-6441 Northern Burner Supply Co. H.Q. For M.H. Control 320 Fore Street Portland - - Maine CIark's Automotive Supply Hollis Center, Maine Distributor of Auto Equipment 81 Parts Telephone WAverIy 9-3033 CARR'S SHOE STORE, INC. 3-7 BRIDGE STREET WESTBROOK :: :: MAINE Say it with Flowers VOSE-SMITH COMPANY F L O R I S T S 646 Congress St.. Portland, Maine FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Ralph L. Allen and Helen D. Allen, Proprietors Telephones - 773-6436, 773-6437 Bonded Member of F.T.D.A. FRANK M. BROWN CO. Wholesale Distributors I2 Free Street - Portland, Maine THE VILLAGE SHOEMAKER Custom Hand-made Moccasins YARMOUTH, MAINE Compliments Of CASCO PRINTING COMPANY 104 Middle Street 50 -l- 20 : 95 Votes for me OHEDA 574 CONGRESS STREET P 0 R T l. A N D MAINE If o 5 2 cf' to Better Heat With Oil Heat. 54' DY 2.3 f I I f emloer National Oil Fuel I tt t GOODWIN'S I I RED a. WHITE SUPERMARKET ST'-'ARTS MENS SHOP soUTHNiIgg.rLAILg?l1AAlNE 107 Ocean Street - South Portland 1 Audio Visual Equipment H. D. BURRAGE 81 CO. 197 Federal Street Portland - Maine loren Dyer Co., Inc. Industrial Supplies' 1039 Washington Avenue Portland aa Maine Telephone 773-4741 91 So they moved it from the closet to the desk. ., f .,g,eIl.. -.- ' ,.A,, hh- 1 1 g v C l Ca mpus Casualty. ALEXANDER BUICK CO. BUICK 81 PONTIAC SERVICE Calais :: Maine PEPSI-COLA Now it's Pepsi ...... for those who think young! AND SEVEN-UP Fresh up with Seven-Up! Seltzer 81 RyIIIIoIm Distributors, Inc. 250 CANCO ROAD PORTLAND ' MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF WINDHAM HIGH SCHOOL M. F. Bragdon Paint Co. 47 Exchange Street PAINT, WALLPAPER, .IANITOR SUPPLIES SOAP - MOPS - BRUSHES BEST WISHES Class of 1963 CIRCUS TIME POTATO CHIPS BEST WISHES SPENCER 8. TUTTLE Architects PLEASANTDALE SUPERETTE 863 Broudwuy 169 Front St. So. Portland, Me. South Portland, Maine May Our Service To You Be Your Standard Of Measure EASTERN BOOK COMPANY S g Schools - Libraries- Book Sto WHOLESALE BOOK JOBBERS -- ervin 131 MIDDLE STREET :: PORTLAND, MAINE 04112 : Telephone 774-3334 A C d 207 -o- MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY -o- BEAMS - CHANNELS - PLATES - ANGLES - FLATS - ROUNDS MEGQUIER 81 JONES CORP. Structural Steel Light lron Work 33 Pearl Street PORTLAND - MAINE Dial 772-7453 A8.W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN SOUTH PORTLAND Compliments Of Colonial Cleaners 448 Cottage Road SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Suburban Propane Gas Store THOMPSON'S POINT Portland -:- -:- Maine Colonial Business Machines Co., Inc. 338 ALLEN AVENUE PORTLAND -o- -o- Maine 797-4811 North Gate Pharmacy, Inc. AUBURN STREET Portland -::- Maine America's Largest Clothing Chain ROBERT HALL CLOTHES 800 MAIN STREET - SOUTH PORTLAND, ME. Telephone 774-1000 Open Every Night 'til 9:30 - Compliments Of Big 20 Bowling Center ROUTE 41 SCARBORO, MAINE . For the last time . . . I A Study in Suspense ANGELONE S PIZZERIA 1312211 MONUMENT SQUARE PORTLAND, MAINE Tel. 772-7464 K O N E C K I ' S TAILORS and CLEANERS Finest Custom Tailoring REPAIRING - PRESSING - CLEANING - DYEING PROMPT service o Tel. 799-3767 125 Pillsbury sneer lsoum Ponrumo, me. Compliments Of PETE'S BARBER SHOP 89 CONGRESS STREET Portland 0 Maine Discount Martin The Olcl Yankee Trader 55 EXCHANGE STREET OFFICE, EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS PORTLAND, MAINE Wholesale Prices For Retail Buyers ESTD. 1922 0 Tel. 772-2162 540.00 Discount new Portable Typewriter Merrill Transport Co. PETROLEUM HAULING HEAVY HAULING CRANE SERVICE TERMINALS: Portland - Auburn - Augusta Bangor - Searsport Compliments of DAY'S JEWELERS ' OPTICIANS 489 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE COMPLIMENTS OF THE Coca-Cola Bottling Plant, Inc. M A 1 N s T R E E T SOUTH PORTLAND MAINE PINE STATE SAVINGS and 437 CONGRESS STREET -::- 9, H041 LoAN ASSOCIATION :g 2 PORTLAND, MAINE II 515' WINDHAM PHARMACY South Windham, Maine POND COVE HARDWARE Paint-Tools-Garden Supplies 300 Ocean House Road CAPE ELIZABETH C. M. Abbott, Prop. Dial 799-7422 Compliments Of Maine Savings 8rLoan Assn 445 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND :: :: MAINE Compliments Of Pond Cove I.G.A. Foodliner Cape Elizabeth I I . if SAS C O BA N K L R MAIN OFFICE: MONUMENT SQUARE, PORTLAND, MAINE ul:gunz-1:1-:xnxx11:11:11-.nur BAXTER ' DEERING ' WEST END ' WOODFORDS : AUBURN BRUNSWICK FRYEBURG LIMERICK I BETHEL BUCKFIELD GRAY NEW AUBURN I BRIDGTON FALMOUTH LEWISTON RUMFORD I' SOUTH PARIS SOUTH PORTLAND WEST BUXTON l --1:1111-xxlnxxxuuzxz-x -- Member Federal Deposit In C rporatio 95 THE MEN'S SHOP, INC. Apparel for Men, Women and Boys STORES AT WESTBROOK - FREEPORT - SACO M A I N E Over this counter, one day . Nanos 119 Ocean Street PIZZAS - GROCERIES ITALIAN SANDWICHES Tel. 799-7003 South Portland Loan6?Bui1ding Assn. MORTGAGE LOANS 350 Cottage Road South Portland, Maine BEST WISHES OF THE GREATER PORTLAND AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Westbrook Trust C-or E Westbrook - Maine ALL BANKING SERVICES 3 Convenient Local Offices Member, F.D.I.C. Are You Buying or Selling? South Portland Realty 811 Broadway PRESCOTT'S PHARMACY, Inc PREscRlPT1oN sPEclAusTs 380 Cottage Rd .- So. Portland, Me Tel. 799-1262 Su rprise! Whack it! Compliments Of SHETTLEWORTH'S Main Street , FREEPORT, MAINE Bill's Barber Shop 865 Broadway South Portland :: Maine LANO'S VARIETY PIZZAS ITALIAN SANDWICHES Cash Corner, So. Portland. Maine VILLAGE CAFE ITALIAN and AMERICAN FOOD PIZZA - SPAGHE1'TI Ios NEWBEIIRY STREET 21 PORTLAND, MAINE EASTERNOIL CO. Specializing In Installations and Servicing of Power Burners 81 Range Burners 24 HOUR SERVICE Dealers In RANGE OIL and FUEL Oll. 27 PORTLAND STREET :: Tel. 773-6495 VALLE PHARMACY wEsTBRooK MAINE FISHING FOR GOOD SERVICE? TRY- HiIlman's Auto Electric I8 PORTLAND ST. PORTLAND, MAINE Compliments Of Brunswick Coal 8. Lumber Co. BRUNSWICK - MAINE Compliments Of J and J CLEANERS BRUNSWICK -0- -0- MAINE Best Wishes 'F r o m E. Corey ESI Company STEEL INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 65 West Commercial Street PORTLAND, MAINE Phone 772-4641 L. L. BEAN, INC. Manufacturer leather ancl Canvas Specialties FREEPORT I: :E MAINE Pine State Elevator Company 401 Fore St., Portland, Maine Phone 773-B876 - 24 HR. SERVICE Repair, Maintain, Install 8. Service All Makes REAL UQIQW CASBURAGE COL, INC. BUILDING CONTRACTORS South Portland, Maine Telephone 799-7301 Compliments Of Builder's Hardware Supply Co., Inc. 6 Cottage Street South Portland, Maine Telephone 799-7742 INNESS PHOTO SERVICE 160 OCEAN STREET SOUTH PORTLAND z: MAINE' Photo Service and Supplies M . g 9 ALroNso's P1zzAs E Pizzas - Groceries - Italian Sandwiches X 271 Preble Street BA K E D B E A N S South Portland, Maine Tel. 799-1985 ROBBlE'S ESSO SERVICENTER COMPLIMENTS OF Igggiwmm Wusgggg I 3, ' 771 Broadway SOUTH PORTLAND - MAINE T wx i,wiiUy.?gj Vw w Mmm. S. D. WARREN r CUMBERLAND MILLS MAINE 98 ICE CREAM' ' Webber, Mitchell and Webb Knights of the Round Table! -3- E32 51135 ua.. f I , Q ,Q -1 7 I ,I t I And I pray that tomorrow . . . FULLER'S, INC. Automotive Distributors ACCESSORIES, REPLACEMENT PARTS, EQUIPMENT MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 97 Preble Street -::- Portland, Maine BREGGY OIL SERVICE I 84 Congress Street Portland :: :: Maine PHONE 772-4631 MlTCHELL'S of Portland S. S. Pierce Famous Foods 25 FOREST AVENUE Phone 773-0236 P. J. MERRILL SEAFOOD, INC Wholesale - Seafood Dealers PORTLAND -::- MAINE Dial 773-1321 - 775-2523 Pettingill-Ross Co. SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 57 Cross Street Portland, Maine SEAVEY'S AUTOMOTIVE 8. TELEVISION CO. CLYDE and JERRY SEAVEY FOSTER'S CORNER WINDHAM Phone 892-6271 JOHN WILLIAMS MOBIL Minor Repairs-AAA-Service TIRES 9 BATTERIES 0 ACCESSORIES 892-6387 712 GORHAM, MAINE 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 773-8314 FOR OF MY BEST Ymfmd fvfwff 657111072054 fag : , K Za! QUJQWQ Xmdwg swam wgfwl-560 of LOCUST FA RM DAI RY COMPLIMENTS OF Ballard Oil 81 Equipment Company 135 MARGINAL WAY PORTLAND - MAINE E. P. Hacker, President E. T. Hacker, Treasurer .IAMES MCBRADY ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK 169 Front Street SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE HEATING EQUIPMENT FUELS 1, 2, RESNICK OIL CO., INC. 206 CONGRESS sT. - PORTLAND Compliments of PADDOCK DINER GORHAM 0 MAINE Phone 839-4651 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 F. N. CALDERWOOD INC. Bakers of Bread and Rolls For Any Occasion PORTLAND ' ' 'I MAINE' Telephone 773-7291 J. S. WELCH, INC. HEATING OILS SALES BURNERS SERVICE 148 Pickett St. South Portland, M I ,III II - - -II II I. I ue il' II I I I 1: -ILVIIIIII5 ,Ig IW gl E, - III- 5 'ga-aragl is fcsbefgelgiij gf,-I' NL I fl ' 3 It's my cue stick! I'm going to shoot! 102 COMPLIMENTS OF THE B A GI. E YS Cape Elizabeih HAROLD SOULE Woodfords Corner PORTLAND - - MAINE GENE GOLODETZ AREA coo: 207 772 2269 BERNARD PERLMAN 237 WDDL T RoN RomcHAuD .VM.,AA4 MAME , ...1 SPORTS INC. EZ STABLISHED was if JJ' V-' J, RADE NUMlSMA.Tl.SJ'S - 1'I'5 i 153' - 1.3 D sd 2- ' P RAI SE Fairchild Semiconductor Div. Camera and lnsfrumenf Corp. 333 Western Avenue Soufh Porfland, Maine McKenney S. Heard Company Main Sfreef BIDDEFORD - MAINE R. H. Rogers Store Jonespori' and Machias, Maine 497-5441 255-3275 Suburban Propane Gas FRIGIDAIRE - MAYTAG ZENITH LAROU ELECTRIC COMPANY 290 Forest Avenue PORTLAND - MAINE SHAZAM! Nothing like teamwork. Broadway Market Sani-Clean Distributors, Inc. 819-823 Forest Avenue PORTLAND - MAINE A 81 A Sporting Goods PINE TREE SHOPPING CENTER E. E. Taylor Corporation Brighton Avenue F r e e P 0 ,- 1- PORTLAND - MAINE M G i n e SPruce 3-4332 OPEN NIGHTS TILL I0 L. C. ANDREWS South Windham Maine 4 lE's Key to Success: Two bolls No defense. Compliments Of HUMPTY DUMPTY POTATO CHIP COMPANY R. L. WINCHENBACH CO. 5 Payne Avenue ROCKLAND :: MAINE Oakhurst Dairy 364 Forest Avenue Portland :: Maine complime-ms Of Central Maine Power Company 9 MAIN STREET AUGUSTA - MAINE Diamond National Lumber Company 68 ELM STREET Telephone AT 4-4575 BIDDEFORD MAINE HERE' THERE Qw You're 53.92 over. Back to the drawing bourdl ' The high cost of tracer lathes. Notice lhis little needle. W ,, X? I , -V 1 ' ' J , - rw Um H H vi wr 1 V . in , i ' ii ' 5 ' ' , QSM, V H mill UNH -- V F-- l Vhi' UML Novak-11 Sing along with Pagel This page sponsored by the BRUNSWICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, H , Brunswick, Maine. r V MVT I ALU ASSOCIATIO Another big milestone reached this year was the formation of the M.V.T.l. Alumni Association. After several preliminary meet- ings were held, about one hundred and fifty alumni assembled in the new caf- eteria, adopted a Constitu- tion and By-Laws, and elected a slate of officers and a board of directors. Following the business meeting, the wives and sweethearts of the men Alumni Otticers James Davis, President, David Rawnsley, Vice-President, Robert Latham, Secretary: Everett Boynton, Treasurer. danced to the tune of the Hi-Fi Club's recordings, The ladies had spent the first part of the evening watch- ing a culinary arts demon- stration by Chef Oliver Brisse. Those who have worked assiduously to bring the Alumni Association into be- ing must truly feel re- warded at this time. Arn- old Soule, who edited and produced the Technician must be especially glad. T, It , ,t , MX, l Alumni seriously ponder o question. A CGUCUS and U VOTE- Imam I l Alumni Secretary Arthur Smith explains the Constitution. He cans for G vote. 107 In Memoriam Lynn Conrad Patten 5 r ' october 21, 1940-March 27, 1964 Lynn will be remembered by his friends at MVTI for his quiet ways, his conscie-ntiousness ancl his kindness to others. 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