Strong High School - Mussul Unsquit Yearbook (Strong, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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Wogerf gaye we, yfe Gkss 1969, Zeofcafe 7513, 7562 Zfkmf 5a9f1bn Of Ufe yzaussuf Qfnsyuzf yo gfe Wfemory csfrozzy cscfoof Th Seniors wish to express their appreciatio photographer M L roy Woodman. for the excellent service h has rendered us KL e Q1-. 1 -EQ .Vx WF H air f IiIiS!x5C's.'sv 3' 5 SEATED: N. Wilson, R. Lisherness, N. Haggan, C. Seamon, R. Hatt. STANDING, FIRST ROW L. to R A. Gage, Mr. Buxton, M. Berry, E. Cook, V. Goodwin, C. Pratt, M. Ross, G. Ladd, B. Probert, B. Shaw, S. Howard, D. Cobb, L. Carlisle, B. Adams, S. Bernard. SECOND ROW: L. Crockett, G. Reed T. Sabine, M. Simmons, R. Petrie, P. Brauza, L. Makinen, J. Scribner, D. Spinney, T. Ross, D. Chick. Absent when picture was taken - Robert Grover. YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS -------- ------------- N ancy Haggan and Robin Lisherness ASSISTANT EDITORS - - ----- Nora Wilson, Cheryl Seamon, and Rebecca Hatt BUSINESS MANAGER -------- ------ 1 -------------- G ail Ladd ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER - - ----- Tom Ross ADVERTISING EDITOR -------- - - Timothy Sabine ASSISTANT ADVERTISING EDITOR - - - - - - - Gilbert Reed LITERARY EDITOR ---------- -------- S andra Howard ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITORS - - - - Ann Gage and Margaret Berry ALUMNI EDITOR --------- ----------- B arbara Shaw ASSISTANT ALUMNI EDITORS - - - - Cynthia Pratt and Sheralee Bernard EXCHANGE EDITORS ------- ------------- L eroy Crockett and Dale Chick ASSISTANT EXCHANGE EDITOR ------------------------- Deanna Cobb BOYS SPORTS EDITORS -------- Michael Simmons, Paul Brauza, and Lawrence Makinen ASSISTANT BOYS SPORTS EDITOR ------------------------ Robert Grover GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR -------- ASSISTANT GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR - - ART EDITOR ------------- - - ASSISTANT ART EDITOR ------- ---------------- PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS -------- - - Fred Golden, Dale Spinney, - - Marilyn Ross - - Elaine Cook Rebecca Probert Valerie Goodwin and Randy Petrie ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR - - ------------------ Jerry Scribner SENIOR REPORTER JUNIOR REPORTER SOPHOMORE REPORTER - - PRESHMAN REPORTER - - - GRADE NEWS REPORTER - - ----------- --- -- -- -----SandraHoward - - - - - - - Cheryl Seamon - - -Marilyn Ross - - Lisa Carlisle - - Betty Adams 57 mzhzkfrafzbn MERTON L. SMITH SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS JAMES RICHARDS PRINCIPAL M, Ed, University of Maine Teaches Math and Science THERE ARE NO SUBSTITUTES One thought that I would like to offer to you as you end the first step in your formal education and strike out on your own, is a warning that the world does not owe you a living. There is a danger these days that you may get some wrong ideas about life, and learn of your mistakes too late. Because of the various Government programs offering cradle- to-grave help for every one, you might decide that life was pretty easy. All you need to do is to sit back and whatever you desire would be handed to you on a silver platter. This is not so. These are fast-changing times, but some things in life never change. There are no substitutes for such qualities as ambition, industry, self-reliance and self-discipline. These were the qualities possessed by those who founded our great nation. The benefits we enjoy today were the products of these qualities. If we abandon these, our nation would soon fall into a state of mediocrity. .The world owes no one a living, Seniors. What you enjoy today was brought about by the toil and effort of those who came before. What you enjoy in life and pass on to those who come after you depends upon how willing you are to strive in a similar manner. No government can do for you what you can do for yourself - if you have the ambition. Select a worthy goal and stride toward it with great determination. ....j. Superintendent of Schools To the Seniors: This year Strong is losing more than a senior class. With the opening of the new school imminent and our last graduation from Strong High School rapidly approaching, the town faces quite a change. The arguments, pro and con, about this change will go on for years. As you seniors contemplate your futures Qand I hope you willy, learn a lesson from the dilemma of your town. What appears to be progress may be regression in disguise: on the other hand, an apparent step to the rear might greatly enhance your forward movement. Where ever you go, which ever way: go in peace - with yourself and the world. Principal Q QIYINO GCUQY MR. BUXTON MRS- COOK B.S. llusson College B-A- Celbl' College Teachers Commercial Teaches Language Advises Mussul Unsquit Yearbook and Journal C03-ehes Speakillg and Dram-aries Coaches Gir1's Softball and Basketball MR. DAVIDSON MR. MITCHELL B.S. Farmington State College B.S. Gorham State College M. ED. University of Maine Teaches Industrial Arts Teaches Social Studies and Science Coaches Track and Cross Country Coaches Baseball and Basketball Assistant Principal fx B W ' N-gm X 5 ,, f ' W SENIORS PAUL EDWARD BRAUZA Pork If school is liberty, give me death. Industrial Arts Courseg - Mussul Unsquit 1,4g Hunter's Club 1,2,3 ,4g Three- Act Play 1,4. DALE CRAIG CHICK Chick Drive carefully today is you want to live until tomorrow. Industrial Arts Coursey Hunter's Club 1,2,4g Hunter's Safety 4g Mussual Unsquit 4. LEROY MERRILL CROCKETT HROY.. Greater hath no man than man himself. Industrial Arts Courseg Basketball lg Hunter's Club 23 Yearbook Staff 4. FREDERICK JAMES GOLDEN IlFred ll There's not the least thing can be said or done, but people will talk or find fault. College Coursey President Student Council 43 Class Officer 1,2,4g President 2,43 Student Council Representative lg Baseball 1,43 Track 1,2g Basketball 4g Mussul Unsquit 3 ,4, Three- Act Play 3g Hunter's Club 1,2,3,4g Dramatics 2,3. NANCY ELIZABETH HAGGAN !lNancyll Before you let yourself go, be sure you can get yourself back. Commercial Coursey Softball 3g Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Co-Captain 4g Track 1,2g Mussul Unsquit 2,3,4g Co-Editor 45 Class Officer 1,43 President 1 . SANDRA MARIE HOWARD llsandyil I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me . College Courseg Softball 1,2,3g Newspaper 1,2,3g Footlighters 2,3,4g Mussul Unsquit 3,4g Class Officer 35 Cheerleader 3g Track 2g One- Act Play 35 Three- Act Play 4: Public Speaking 3,4g Oscar Winner 3. 1'-. .B , .1 GAIL ELLEN LADD Gail I don't believe in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look. Commercial Courseg Basketball 1,3,4g Co- Captain 43 Track 1,2g Softball 1,2,3,4g Cap- tain 4g Mussal Unsquit Staff 2,3,4g Newspaper 2,3g Class Officer 3g Cheerleader 45 Captain 45 Footlighters 43 Three- Act Play 4g Chorus 43 Public Speaking 4. RoB1N G-AYLAND LISHERNESS Robin Or let my lamp, at midnight hour, Be seen in some high lonely tower. College Course, Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4g President 2,3,4g Public Speaking 1,2,3,4g State of Maine Spear Contest First Place Winner 23 Three-Act Play 1,2,3,4g One- Act Play 35 Orono Speech Festival 1,2,4g Class Officer 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 2,3,4g Mussul Unsquit staff 2,3,4g Co-Editor 4, Newspaper 1,2,3,4g Co-Editor 4, Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4g Boys State Delegate 35 Chorus 4. LAWRENCE ALVIN MAKINEN Larry A man is as old as he's feeling, A woman is as old as she looks. Industrial Arts Course, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Cross- Country 2,4g Captain 3,4g Track 1,2,4g Nation- al Honor Society 3,4g Mussul Unsquit 4. MXNDOLPH STERLING PETRIE I US Turk - cf- '45 May it melt in your mind not in your hand. J PHOJN Mussul Unsquit Yearbook Staff 4. No, Annum, REBECCA JANE PROBERT nBeckyl1 The wave of the future is coming and there is no fighting it. Commercial Courseg Cheering lg Track lg Three -Act Play 3g Class Officer 1,43 Yearbook Staff 3,4. TIMOTHY CHUTE SABINE llTiI.n ll On1y one life to offer Only one voice to sing Only one God to be my King. College Course: Basketball Assistant Managerg Cross Country 35 Three-Act Play 3: Dramatics Club Treasurer 33 Class Officer 33 Chorus 4. BARBARA JEANN SHAW Ieann For fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Commercial Course: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Soft- ball 1,2g Track 1,2g Basketball Co-Captain 4g Class Officer lg Yearbook Staff 4. MIC I-IAEL GEORGE SIMMONS Mike Man does not live by bread alone. General Courseg Basketball 3,4g Co-Captain 45 Baseball 1,2,4g Track 1,2,4g Yearbook Staff 2,4g Hunter's Club 1,2,3,4g Dramatics Club 1,2,3g Three-Act Play 1,23 Student Council 1,25 Student Council Vice-President 3g Class Officer 1,2g Newspaper Staff 2,35 Co-Editor of Newspaper 3: Public Speaking 1. DALE AIKEN SPINNEY llspin ll Don't do anything today you can put off until tomorrow. Industrial Arts Coursey Yearbook Staff 4. on ofeof cgezzzbrs y L BETTY CROCKER AWARD CLASS OFFICERS D-A-R- GOOD CITIZEN Nancy Haggan SEATED L. to R.: R. Lisher- AWARD ness, V. Pres. , F. Golden, Rebecca Probert Pres. STANDING L. to R.: R. Probert, Treas., M. Sim- mons, St. Coun. Repres., N. Haggan, Sec. Class Motto - MAKE SURE THE LADDER YOU CLIMB IS AGAINST THE RIGHT WALL. Class Colors - Maroon and Grey Class Flower - White Carnation GIRLS AND BOYS STATE DELEGATES 1968 LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Sabine, Nancy N. Haggan, R. Lisherness enzbr Toy Best Looking Senior Genius and Most Likely To Succeed Most Athletic Most Popular Mos: School spn-if Best Dressed Best Personality l -Q ur!! enzbr TOM Most Induggrious Noisiest Most Serious W Best Actress, Best Actor , ,,,,,, .Inf - f - U. Quietest Class Flirts Class Clowns ezzzbr Toy Most often late Most Polite Silliest Most Dependable Friendliest Sleepiest C1355 G0S5iP5 1-5 sg if . 1 J, R '. I wx X 11 l. U 1. yy, ,. , N U iq ' M And if I am elected President . . . fFredJ K 'Q 1- And I've still got nine lives. fNancyJ Pl t i 5 Oh, it's really nothing. fLarryJ s if gm an 5 el !! !! QP 'Q I I .scgkrfl il Vg.: I . X l VE?-5 3 I : ,Je X i Ejij C, HL a 1 Q' S wr P Z -1 .. 9 M E D 2 'ru S 2 a ss 1 K2 Q- , .r ,.... X is , X f, , At! . 'X 's v : h ' ,d x vXl v X X Leroy Rides Again fl V f 'J Q6 lf E21 X 'I I, l ff, XJ.- X ri Oh, my soul! l qcain I 'hd X M t MX Hry- This sure beats The new Principal I Government. QBeckyJ 15 Single! fsandw , ,, ' .,., X Lf A 1- , J' X: i .Ja .,, E. 'nf 1 r J Excedrin headache 11.58- 3248. QRobinJ '- 'xt 3 Il What do you girls think this is, football? QCoach Buxton, 1:6 5 l 9 . ' 1 fy , I' ' 1 in lt , 1 w ' ' 1' V - :w l ! 2 ' 1 ,V kg-Q' 5 if Q 4' I a V V - King of the Road. Hel1's angel. fDa1e s.y fBarbD ' X -2 , t And last year at ' But Mr. Davidson, all YOU bC11eVe I said was . . . QDaleJ I was surfing. 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N 'r I, 5 '- ,gd- ...N -f-nf- A c' l -nn.. CLASSES Ot' 1 t W ,,,.-- Sh'-'t .-ff' ,Q,, 1 SEATED L. to R.: C. Seamon, V. Goodwin, B. Adams, N. Wilson V Haines R Hatt C Pratt. STANDING: N. Cole, D. Probert, J. Scribner, A. Ladd, I. Ladd R Elliot T Ross Mrs. Cook. Ghss 70 OFFICERS SEATED L. to R.: I. Scribner, Presi- dent: R. Hatt, V. President. STAND- I.NG: C. Pratt, Student Council Rep.: V. Haines, Treasurer: N. Wilson, Sec retary. , ,,,...,d... ,. .. . SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Carlisle, D. Ladd, M. Ross, M. Knowlan, D. Cobb, M. Berry S. Lavoie. SECOND ROW: W. Bailey, R. Knowlan, E. Richards, E. Cook, R. Hutchins, A. Gage, S. Bernard, M. Jackson, W. Bacheldor, Mr. Davidson. THIRD ROW: E. Toothaker, E. White, B. Spencer, N. Hinkley, I. Baston, G. Reed, M. Huff. Ohm Of 71 OHCQF3 SEATED L to R: J. Baston, V. President, B. Spencer, President. STANDING: A. Gage, Secretary, R. Grover, Stu- dent Council Rep. Absent: G. Reed, Treasurer. SEATED L. to R.: I. Cook, B. Spencer, C. Howard, L. Smith, L. Carlisle, M. Libby, L. Curtis, L. James. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mitchell, P. Wade, M. Nickerson, I. Gould, R. Elli cott, R. Cousineau, S. Tague, R. Dyar, G. Abbott. THIRD ROW: L. Luce, M. Parlin, B. Ladd, K. Ladd, W. Dyar, C. Ellicott, W. Wallace. Ohm Of 72 OFFICERS SEATED L. to R.: L. Carlisle, Secre- tary, R. Cousineau, President. STAND- ING: S. Tague, Treasurer, G. Abbott, Student Council Rep., R. Ellicott, V. President. ATHLETICS wesfern 77511229 Gfampzbns ,www ,www ',5t.,,,,9 '3 '1 I I 5: I2 -. - QW FRONT ROW: G. Abbott, T. Ross, M. Simmons, Co-Captain, R. Grover, B. Spencer. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Davidson, M. Nickerson, A. Ladd, N. Hinkley. J. Scribner, L. Makinen, Co-Captain, L. Luce, Assistant Manager, R. Lisherness, Manager. INDIVIDU AL SCORING Bruce Spencer --------------- - - 395 Nowell Hinkley- - - - 230 Robert Grover- - - - - 224 Gary Abbott- - - - 205 Tom Ross- - -'- - - - -200 Michael Simmons- - - - 179 Lawrence Makinen- - - - - 53 Alan Ladd ------ - - 12 Jerry Scribner -------------- - - 11 Michael Nickerson ------------ - - 10 TOURNAMENT SCORES ' Quarter-finals Strong 77 Casco 55 Semi-finals Strong 76 Coburn 59 W. Me. finals Strong 56 Christian 47 i State final Strong 59 I. Falls 87 Q7 U 7 WORLD'S BEST COACH - . S SEATED: I. Gould, K. Ladd, R. Dyar. STANDING: L. Luce, J.V. Manager, M. Nickerson, R. Ellicott, Mr. David- son. Absent R. Cousineau. RECORD: 9-1. 7ouz'12a112Qnf rjcfzbn bk cgfrony U 6,0500 K7OUI72dl2?6I2f fjcfzbn Pk cSf1'012 U CjO6k1172 7 Zfesfern azhe E206 bk csfrony U C 2ff'1I9f1k1l2 I J . w-, r r L... Happy to be H1 Mr. D. gets trophy RaY Messina HO phy winner cgfafe Qirhaff bk rysknrf Presentation to runners-up When you're number two, you CRY harder. 96975 o0.o5.,,,.,.. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Goodwin, I. Shaw, Co-Captain, G. Ladd, Co-Captain, N. Haggan, Co-Captain, D. Cobb. STANDING: R. Hart, Manager, E. Richards, M. Ross, D Ladd, E. Cook, A. Gage, Mr. Buxton, Coach. 9106 Zjasfefgaf CifQQl'kdOQf'3 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Cobb, L. Curtis, M. Ross, L. Fast, G. Ladd, captain, V. Goodwin, R Hart, E. Richards. Y , mme 67011012 L I .ygoys 7 yracf L. to R. SEATED: B. Spencer, G. Abbott, N. Hinkley, T. Ross, M. Simmons, L. Makinen S. Tague, Mgr. STANDING: Mr. Mitchell, L. Luce, P. Wade, R. Ellicott, E. Toothaker, I Gould, R. Cousineau, R. Dyar, K. Ladd. Absent when picture was taken - Robert Grover. Gross- G 0 un fly . X SEATED L. to R: S. Tague, Mgr., B. Spencer, L. Makinen, G. Abbott, E. Toothaker, I. Gould. STANDING: M . M' h ll cott, K. Ladd. r itc e , R. Dyar, A. Ladd, M. Nickerson, R. Cousineau, R. Elli- amen- 955441 ogamps TX,' - SEATED L. to R.: M. Ross, D. Ladd, M. Berry, G. Ladd, Capt., N. Wilson, C. Pratt. STAND ING: Mr. Buxton, E. Richards, A. Gage, E. Cook, D. Cobb, L. Carlisle, Mgr. QEGSQHGH SEATED L. to R.: A. Ladd, N. Cole, J. Scribner, T. Ross, M. Simmons, L. Makinen. STAND LNG, SECOND ROW: W. Bailey, G. Abbott, B. Spencer, N. Hinkley, R. Cousineau, R. Dyar, M. Nickerson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Davidson, M. Parlin, B. Ladd, R. Ellicott, C. Ellicott, I. Gould, W. Dyar, K. Ladd, S. Tague, Mgr. Absent when picture was taken - Robert Grover. ACTIVITIES l.. QSXUOQIQI Gounczf SEATED L. to R.: Mr. Richards, F. Golden, J. Scribner, C. Pratt. STANDING: P. Taylor, C. Berry, M. Simmons, G. Abbott, R. Cousineau, B. Spencer, R. Grover, H. Ladd, J. Scrib ner, R. Richards, M. Buxton. OFFICERS: President - Fred Golden V. President -Jerry Scribner Secretary -Treasurer - Cynthia Pratt Advisor - Mr. Richards Ofafzbzz afj7Q12 or CSOCIQI9 SEATED L. to R.: J. Scribner, R. Lisherness, L. Makinen. STANDING: Mr. Richards, advisor. gooffyffens SEATED L. to R.: G. Ladd, S. Howard, N. Wilson, Mrs. Cook, R. Lisherness, G. Reed, M. Ross. STANDING: L. Luce, B. Adams, E. Cook, T. Ross, L. Carlisle, C. Howard, G. Abbott V. Goodwin, R. Hatt, D. Cobb, A. Gage, C. Seamon. Absent when picture was taken - Robert Grover. fjfree-5401 yjhy SEATED L. to R.: G. Ladd, S. Howard, T. Ross, Mrs. Cook, R. Lisherness, R. Hatt, M. Ross. STANDING: L. Luce, B. Adams, E. Cook, L. Carlisle, G. Abbott, S. Tague, P. Brauza, G. Reed, V. Haines, C. Howard, D. Cobb, A. Gage, C. Seamon. Absent when picture was taken - Robert Grover. . . ' S1 - ms, -V Q? f. 545 '151,,5+gf ,i,f Q . f , ' mg 5 5 -raft, p, -,ru 51,-,,. -X' - :3 -. M71 ' f 1', 4 3 ' 4 '1',ffA.f Q 1 , .4 .4 at rf 4 v' 4 u 'Q , 1 ,HN J 5: f w ' 'x n T- ' ' -7 +ve 7 lr 1 f ,I of ' l - n Her Father Said 'No' I . Us :kits NOIIAL Cyn H V' W P'il-.fwiw A ction Shots 5? . 1-,x N w Y BDA f?L ... l .ij i ANL.- L, ,,.. Ofewspaper QSXM :Q SEATED L. to R.: V. Haines, N. Wilson, R. Lisherness, C. Seamon, B. Hatt. STANDING, FIRST ROW: E. Cook, D. Cobb, M. Berry, V. Goodwin, L. Carlisle, M. Ross, P. Wade, C Howard, M. Parlin, W. Wallace. SECOND ROW: M. Knowlan, B. Adams, S. Lavoie, E. Richards, S. Bernard, A. Gage, Mr. Buxton. j7Q112lef s C516 SEATED L. to R.: W. Dyar, M. Nickerson, R. Ellicott, T. Ross, M. Simmons, R. Cousineau G. Reed. STANDING: Mr. Fast, D. Chick, J. Scribner, P. Brauza, S. Tague, C. Ellicott, K. Beedy. 9 F ,Kg :ral 'wr 5' 0. ., .. Jifiii' ' JUNIOR HIGH unzbr 70011 MR. FAST B. A. , University of Maine Teaches 8th Grade Advisor I-Iunter's Club MRS. PROBERT Farmington State Teaches 7th Grade MRS. PINGREE Farmington State Teaches 6th Grade r. ' 1 EIGHTH GRADE: First Rowg Left to Right: S. Abbott, C. Cole, V. Seamon, D. White, W. Grover, D. Knowlan, J. Howard, B. Walker. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fast, L. Mitchell, A. Gould, P. Taylor, C. Berry, M. Goodwin, S. Voter, R. Hatt. THIRD ROW: V. Ladd, L. Curtis, Ri. Burdin, R. Libby, I. Richards, N. Hinkley, M. Morrell, R. Pratt, Ro. Burdin. h-Q SEVENTH GRADE: First Row, Left to Right: S. Stevens, N. Voter, L. Crockett, R. Thibodeau, M. Morrell, D. Nickerson, J. Curtis, D. Pillsbury. SECOND ROW: J. Kennedy, C. Goodwin, K. Beedy, H. Ladd, R. James, S. Tague, R. Gould, R. Brault, M. Nile, R. Lavoie, R. Flagg, J. Scribner. F. Rollins. I. Seamon, Mrs. Probert. SIXTH GRADE: First Row: Left to Right: D. Mitchell, L. Simmons, M. Ladd, B. Elliott, J. Walker, M. Nale, G. Howard, L. Doble. SECOND ROW: R. Neil, R. Richards, B. Spencer, C. Allen, W. Howard, L. Crockett, L. Gordon, P. Crandall, D. Melvin, L. Smith, L. Luce, Mrs. Pingree. THIRD ROW: R. Fast, J. Sabine, R. Flagg, S. Ladd, D. Pinkham, M. Bux- ton, R. Deming, D. Hinkley, B. Ladd. joys 7 Zasfefgaf ,uri mag. V. Ladd, N. Hinkley, R. Burdin, R. Burdin, R. Pratt, M. Morrell, K. Beedy. STANDING, SECOND ROW: B. Curtis, D. Pinkham, R. Neil, R. Richards, B. Spencer, R. Fast, S. Ladd, R. Flagg, R. Deming, B. Ladd, F. Rollins. THIRD ROW: M. Nile, R. Lavoie, R. Flagg, S. Tague, R. Gould, H. Ladd, C. Goodwin, J. Scribner. QMS' U3a.vAef6aH iqgr SEATED L. to R.: D. Mitchell, L. Simmons, M. Ladd, P. Crandall, B. Elliot, J. Walker, M. Nale, L. Gordon, L. Doble. SECOND ROW: D. Pillsbury, S. Stevens, N. Voter, D. Nickerson M. Morrell, D, Melvin, W. Howard, G. Howard, L. Luce, C. Allen. THIRD ROW: S. Abbott, S. Voter, L. Mitchell, A. Gould, C. Berry, N. Grover, D. Knowlan, P. Taylor. ELEMENTARY 8Q122e12fary acu Q A x S in V- V . .1 , T, ,y H if' ' X . , f - 'JV' F MRS. HEALD MRS. SCAMMAN MRS- PEARY Farmington Normal School Farmington Normal School Gorham Normal SCh001 Teaches Kindergarten Teaches First Grade Teaches Second Grade Principal MRS. EUSTIS MRS. NORRIS MRS. WORTHLEY Gorham Normal Sch001 Farmington Normal School B.S. Farmington State College Teaches Third Grade Teaches Fourth Grade Teaches Fifth Grade fjkm en fary FIFTH GRADE - First Row, Left to Right: V. Thorndike, N. James, G. Thibodeau, D. Chand- ler, D. Abbott, J. Makinen, V. Gould, J. Lisherness, L. Richards, B. Taylor, S. Ames. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Worthley, J. Crandall, P. Seavey, R. Gould, G. Brault, R. Rollins, G. Brackely, M. Wing, J. Ross, T. Baud, J. Campbell, S. Dyar, L. Stevens. FOURTH GRADE - First Row, Left to Right: R. Parker, F. Ladd, W. Mitchell, W. Allen, T. Dyar, C. Luce, P. Voter, R. Voter. SECOND ROW: C. Badershall, K. Deming, R. Seavey, L. Nile, S. Neil, L. Crockett, D. Cook, J. Pingree, P. Smith, J. Deming. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Norris, C. Smith, R. Targett, P. Beedy, R. Walker, G. Voter, P. Richards, J. Cole. THIRD GRADE - First Rowg Left to Right: S. Taylor, M. Cook, A. Le Barron, J. Penney, L. Fast, J. Burdin, S. St. Laurnet, W. Crandall. SECOND ROW: K. Penney, I. Richards, K. Conant, L. Crockett, C. Howard, H. North, S. Deming, R. Leeman, N. Mitchell, K. Allen, P. Howard. THIRD ROW: P. Penney, E. Baud, J. De Sandre, T. Ladd, R, Brackley, D. Parker, R. Cook, D. Abbott, R. Gilmore, R. Goodwin, D. Cobb, R. Chandler, Mrs. Eustis. 6512122 en fary SECOND GRADE: First Row: Left to Right: D. Conant, D. Brault, K. White, W. Thorndike, S. Fast, D. Kimball, J. Elliott, D. Pillsbury, C. Dyar, D. Donahue, K. Voter, T. Voter. SECOND ROW: R. St. Laurent, F. Stevens, A. Abbott, A. DeSandre, P. Howard, M. Ladd, A Elliott, N. Neil, L. Targett, D. Starbird, E. Conkey, R. Smith, D. Brackley, Mrs. Peary. Absent: B. Chadborne, T. Tyler, A. Scott. FIRST GRADE: First Row: Left to Right: K. Goodwin, D. Mitchell, S. Walker, R. Hatt, N. Makinen, S. Allen, D. Parker, D. Stevens, T. Walker, R. Cook, C. Sabine, S. Adams. SECOND ROW: L. Crockett, B. Sabine, L. Emerson, F. Luce, J. Taylor, D. Lisherness, T. Burdin, D. Gordon, J. Allen, E. Tracy, S. Walker, S. Ellis. THIRD ROW: P. Shurtleffe, D. Conant, S. Dyar, D. Chick, M. Secotte, I. Libby, W. Baud, I. Crandall, R. Voter, E. Crock- er, Mrs. Seammon. ft, if t .... .t .... 4? 2 .4 MORNING GROUP KINDERGARTEN AFTERNOON GROUP FRONT ROW: Left to Right: S. Lisherness, E. Secotte, R. Starbird, A. Libby, M. Safford. SECOND ROW: V. Huff, S. Huff, T. Gilmore, K. Deming, M. Nile, A. North, K. White, D. Huff, D. Parker, B. Safford, D. Lee, Mrs. Heald. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: A. Conkey, C. Smith, T. Fast, T. Chick, K. Voter. SECOND ROW: T. Penney, D. Kenniston, R. White, S. Berry, D. Abbott, M. Corsoh, A. Howard, J. Allen, S. Pillsbury, S. Starbird, V. Roman- oski, Mrs. Heald. Ezferary HOW THE OSTRICH GOT ITS LONG NECK Many years ago in distant Africa, the various animals were gathering in a large field for their celebration of Halloween. It was a warm night and even though cool breezes were blowing from the forest, all the animals were sweltering inside their costumes. The elephants had cleverly disguised themselves as lions and the lions had just as cleverly disguised themselves as elephants. The zebras had managed to re- semble ghosts by covering their black stripes with chalk. So far the most original costume to appear was a witch, which in real life was a giraffe. Most of the other animals had arrived, but Oscar Ostrich had yet to appear. Poor Oscar! The best costume he could come up with was a striped clown outfit, with baggy pants held up with polka-dotted su- spenders, and a wide full collar that en- hanced his short, stubby neck. Finally Oscar got enough courage to go to the meeting place. He crept from bush to bush, not wanting to be seen. At last he got up behind his friends who were waiting impatiently for him. He stepped on a branch, which made a loud snap. The giraffe, which, you remember, was dressed as a witch, turned around quickly in fright. Oscar took one look at the strange-looking witch and ran into the woods. He couldn't run very fast, you understand, because his baggy pants kept catching on the bushes. He ran for the nearest hole and once there jammed his head into it. He stood in this awkward position for several minutes shaking like a leaf in fright. Oscar finally calmed down and since he couldn't hear any frightening noises, he decided to take a look around. But, what is this? His head seemed to be stuck. Well, that was certainly funny! He had used that hole many times when he was scared, but this was the first time he had become stuck. Why? Then it dawned on him. Of course, that full clown's collar was holding him in. ln his immense fright he had forced the collar in and now it didn't want to come out! . It was in this embarrassing situation that his friends found him a few minutes later. At once they sensed his predicament. The elephants rushed to the pond to get water, which they squirted at the hole in an attempt to loosen the dirt. The only thing they accomplished was drenching the poor ostrich. The lions thought they would dig around the hole to make it larger. The result of that project was that they accidently clawed Oscar in the neck. No other ideas could be thought of until the giraffe said, I scared him so that he ran in there so why can't l scare him out? This plan went into rapid execution. The lion swiftly dug a hole not far from Oscar's hole and several mice were hired to make a short tunnel from one hole to the other. Once this was done the giraffe stuck his head, which still had the witch mask on, into the hole. Oscar took one look at the witch's face and struggled to get away. He pulled and strained, but the result was very unfortunate. His neck started to stretch, and it stretched and stretched. Finally he summed up all his energy and gave one great pull as a last resort. His head came out with this mighty pull but his neck had been permanently stretched out of shape. So from that day ostriches have always had long necks. Ann Gage WHY BIRDS HAVE NO TEETH Once upon a time, when the world was young, a family of crows lived in a mag- nificent mehogany tree. Of all the vain creatures in the world the crows were by far the most vain. The crows, like all birds of that time, had teeth. Through these teeth the crows could whistle the most beautiful and intricate melodies ever heard. Instead of being humble about their beauti- ful music, the crows constantly boasted from high in their nest in the mahogany tree. This went on for years and years and as the crows multiplied, the rest of the birds gradually were pushed out of the forest and only the crows were left. This fact was brought to the attention of King Linus III, the ruling lion, by his com- plaining subjects. Your Majesty, said Willy the giraffe, on behalf of my fellow inhabitants of this forest, I beg you to do something about those crows. Yes, interrupted Herman, the bear, those crows make so much noise whistling and shouting that I get mixed up. Last night I thought I was on the path to the huckleberry bush and I ended up in the river. Hmmm, said the king in a gentle roar, perhaps we should consult Mr. Owl. Mr. Owl, what would you do? Since the crows whistle with their teeth, why not remove their teeth? Certainly! everyone shouted and King Linus called upon the royal wizard for the job. The royal wizard said a few words and suddenly quiet reigned over the forest. Un- fortunately the wizard had removed the teeth of all the birds so that none of them could whistle, but he remedied this by giving the birds the most beautiful singing voices. But the vain crow was given nothing but a hoarse caw and that is why birds have no teeth. Suzanne Carlisle HOW THE RATTLESNAKE GOT ITS RATTLES When Roger Rattlesnake was small he ate most of the time. His mother thought he was eating too much and he was so much overweight he might split his skin before the one underneath had time to grow large enough to be used as an outer skin. Mrs. Rattlesnake decided she had to do something to control the amount of food her son ate. After many hours of thought she decided to tie some rattles around his neck so she could tell when he was going to eat. When she heard the rattles clanging, she could find him and control the amount of food he ate each day. The first day she tried tying the rattles around his neck but he lost them. Mrs. Rattlesnake was so disgusted with Roger for losing the rattles she made him some more and made him eat them. The rattles stayed in his tail and when he struck at his prey they would rattle. She was so pleased the rattles worked she made some more for the other chil- dren to eat so she could tell where they were also. Ever since then rattlesnakes have had rattles. Margaret Berry HOW THE PORCUPINE GOT ITS QUILLS Long ago in Africa on the Sahara Dessert there lived a porcupine. All the other ani- mals called him Peter. The porcupines didn't have any quills, so they didn't have any way to protect themselves. It was almost Easter and all the animals were buying new suits. Peter wanted one but he didn't have any money. One hot, sunny day Peter went looking for a new suit. He came upon a beautiful red suit with orange polka dots. He said, Oh, myl How beautiful! But I have no money. He glanced around him. There was no one in sight. I know, he said, I'1l steal it. No one will know it. So he grabbed the suit and ran out, hoping no one saw him. Just then, the clerk saw him and said, Hey, come back here with that suit. Peter ran and ran. But just then, smack. He ran right into a hugh cactus plant. Poor Peter! He was covered from head to foot with quills and couldn't get them out. Peter didn't have a very happy Easter that year, but he learned his lesson. So from that very day, all porcupines have quills. Debbie Ladd There was a young sailor named Skip Who sailed on the U.S.S. Ship 'Til a beautiful Wave Sent him to his grave But he really enjoyed the trip. jfe Wussuf Wns CII? Our yearbook gets it's name from two Indian words, mussul unsquit, which means Sandy River. Only a poet can describe the wonders of our river, and Henry W. Scamman does best in the following poem: THE RIVER Down in the Sandy's rocky bed There lies a quiet pool, Where, as a lad, I used to swim With other boys from school. How little did Irealize then, That when I'd older grown, I would be coming back again With children of my own. Now when the youngsters all insist, I take them for a swim, We tread the same old woodland path, Where once I walked with Jim. ' And as the young folks splash and shout, Filled with equatic joy, I sit upon a rock and think Of when I was a boy. The river really has not changed, As far as I can seeg The changes that have come about Have taken place in me. ZZ 0000 The little leap and foam There, just above the pool, The waters are as crystal clear As when I was in school. Tall, graceful birches line the And if one looks between, banks , A mountain lifting towards the sky Is plainly to be seen. I hope a hundred years from now, The river, flowing free, Will mean as much to other boys As it has meant to me. And when their books are put one side, And they are freed from school, May they, too, find what once Beside this lovely pool. I found Henry W. Scamman , ,Yi-1 fi , X 9 df? a 3,4350 an If f Z Q y- Q3 -Alf Q 7 H ' f zef ssr , 'W v. 4 -1 7 -L 759 GQJJ '69 Lawrence was voted most athletic. Cross Country is his favorite sport, But he's very often seen On the basketball court. Dale Chick is our red-head Who always has something to say. None will be happier than he Come graduation day. Sandra's extremely quiet, But her temper is quite fearful. On frequent occasions she 's been known To give us all an earful. Dale Spinney is also quiet, But he surely gave us a shock When he went on class trip. He really began to talk. Randy came from way down South, And he has a terrific brain. He says he's going back real soon, If he has to hi-jack a plane. Becky is a student of art, but That won't be her major vocation. It seems she has a diamond In a very strategic location. Paul is going to Unity, And his ranks will be very pleasing If they offer courses in The Proper Methods of Teasing. Leroy is studying carpentry so He can build mansions upon hills. His greatest joy in life will be When he collects the bills. Ieann, we know, is saving her money So she can fly Southwest. She's going to sunny Hawaii To meet the man she loves best. Freddie is our president And leader of the student body. When he cracks his whip, You'd better jump, oh Lordy! Flirting Nancy in a mini-skirt Is quite a sparkling lass. When she comes through the door, She brings the sunshine to our class. Tim is a preacher's kid Who has a serious mind. And when it comes to being a friend He is one of a kind. Mike is a sportsman who we know Has lots of promise, and maybe If he plays his game with skill, He'11 win a girl named Debbie. Our Gail is always with a crowd Having fun and making noise. When she isn't telling jokes, She's surely flirting with the boys. Robin is an actor who Is going to take dramatic courses. But his favorite pastime Is riding one of his horses. That completes the Seniors, But what of their jolly advisor? Mr. Buxton is our man, And none could be abler or wiser. Together we've completed Thirteen happy and successful years. And don't be surprised at graduation, If you don't see us shed any tears. K KY Robin Lisherness tm' aJ'j 4' .1,-- sv J' 13, f it jl. . XJ 9 'un U X FA: My -xx 5 .f' 0 K Q5 .r-f ,, 1 N5 'N -a 5'-' . ,J UIDIZI 1964 Arthur Allen - U.S. Navy Jean Ayotte - Auburn, Me. Kenneth Beane - Farmington, Me. Clinton Brackley - Strong, Me. Elaine Brackley Fitch - Strong, Me. Sherry Buxton Haines - Oldtown, Me. Gregory Flagg - Bath, Me. Austin Marden - Strong, Me. Sharon Moffett Allen - Strong, Me. Paul Neil - Strong, Me. JoAnn Pond Morgan - Strong, Me. Mark Richards - U.S. Navy Terry Shaw - Auburn, Me. Alan Smith - U.S. Navy Edward Taylor - Strong, Me. Sharon Toothaker Boyd - Strong, Me. Sandra Wood Pinkham - Strong, Me. Donald Richards - Strong, Me. 1965 Owen Baker - Farmington, Me. Sharon Beedy Boyce - Kingfield, Me. Dianne Brauza Bornstein - Lewiston, Me. Kendall Brudin - Phillips, Me. Nancy Dexter Phillips - Meriden, Conn. Richard Hinkley - Strong, Me. Jean Knowlan Richards - Strong, Me. Cheryl Ladd - Farmington State College Roger Lambert - Washington D.C. Sharon Lewis Monroe - New Sharon David Lisherness - Strong, Me. Ralph Luce - Strong, Me. lone Melvin Kempton - Ridgeview Circle Ludlow, Mass. Gayle Nickerson - Strong, Me. L. Donald Pinkham, Jr. ' Strong, Me. Genelle Pulver Baston - Strong, Me. Wm. John Shaw, Jr. - U.S. Air Force Robert Worthley - University of Maine Jeannie Wyman - Rockland, Me. 1966 Vernon Baston - U.S. Army Wayne Boyd - Farmington State College John Cole - U.S. Air Force Rodney Dexter - Lexington, N.C. Clifford Haggan - U.S. Army Alana Ladd York - Bryant Pond, Me. Nancy Lewis - Farmington State College Elizabeth Makinen Presby - Phillips, Me. Randall Pillsbury - U.S. Air Force Annette Richard - Strong, Me. Judith Searles - Strong, Me. Lawrence Simmons - Farmington State College Michaele Smith McKechnie - Strong, Me. Craig Starbird - Husson College Richard Worthley - Gorham State College 1967 Jerold Burdin - U.S. Navy Clista Curtis - Prince Edwards Islands Bonita Durrell - Wilton, Me. Dolores Knowlan - Strong, Me. Judith Nickerson Toothacker - Livermore Falls, Me. Valerie Pillsbury - Farmington, Me. Russell Probert - University of Me. June Richards - Farmington State College Linda Scribner Luce - Strong, Me. Preston Seamon - U.S. Army Jeffery Therrien - Unity College 1968 Sheldon Adams - Burdette College Ronald Beedy - Strong, Me. Deborah Cobb - D'Lor Beauty School Ronald Cook - University of Maine Michael Durrell - Strong, Me. 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Suggests to All Students FURTHER YOUR EDUCATION IN THE PULP gl PAPER INDUSTRY LAMBERT'S ESSO STATION Atlas Tires, Tubes and AC Light Repairing Kingfield, Maine C WARE-BUTLER, INC. 14 North Street' Waterville, Me. Tel. 873-3371 Lakewood Rd. Skowhegan, Me. Tel. 474-9971 Lumber and Building Supplies Doors-Windows-Storm Sash Paints-HardWare-Insulation- Mason Supplies K . Q o TAYI.OR'S DRUG STORE L1NwooD o. BUZZEL, and 5 ,Sin ALFRED S. EVERETT 5 I A Friendly Prescription Center if Veterinary and Pct Supplies , . A A smoris' I I Q Dial 6-8561 A5503 Maine U '-1l i 'i I-1 . N mlilwiiiii up, N IBQ IIlfi,Z!'3 J ji' lx, gi up 1 like Lliul uiin .ilf 7 2 1 ' .Nh 3' ' III f 1 I li i I ,QQ Lg' I ' gg , iillhr it li -fn STERNS INC' l'5L'LII..,f5ji.. P M ff Broadwa Y FARMINGTON, MAINE Skowhegan, Maine Outfitters for the Entire Family. Be Sure to Visit Our KNOT-HOLE SKI SHOP Compliments of fp TELEPHONE 778 4845 in M ,Qnzfpww UNEER RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE DAIL 7 A 8 P M u s nours 2 RAYMoNn E. LAMMERS FA ING HOWARD'S LIGGETT Rexall Drug S Farmington, Maine Best New and Used Cars in Maine HAGGAN MOTOR SALES Farmington, Maine DILL'S Ladies and Childrens Apparel Dial 639-2731 Sportswear - Hallmark Cards - Toys Phillips, Maine Compliments of YOUNG'S NATION WIDE Finest Cuts of Meat Self-Service Groceries Home-Cooked Food at Our Restaurant Phillips, Maine KNAPP BROS. -EQflT1izUi'Lg - -I-I assi? Dodge Dart Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Dial 265-2362 Kingfield Maine WEBER INSURANCE FARMINGTON AGENCY FARMERS UNION Insure d Be Sure Tel 778 4520 Grain - Hardware - Fertl e Plumbing and Building S F ingto Maine Farmington M Compliments of H. G. WINTER 8. SONS INCORPORATED Wood Turning of All Kinds Kingfield, Maine BOW EN BROS. Sales Service Rambler International 897-2210 RAMBLER The car with quality built in. Park Street Livermore Falls Maine scRlB's AUTO Bonv Body and Fender Work - Auto Painting Glass Replacement WALLACE SCRIBNER, JR. , Prop. Bus. Phone 778-3380 - Res. Phone North Main St. - Farmington, Maine 04938 684-3731 K 8. H FOSTER, INC. RED-E-MIX, INC. General Contractors and transit mix concrete 645- 2546 Wll'LOI1 Maine FRANKLIN COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Established in 1868 Currently paying 570 on Investment Savings Accounts 4 11270 on Regular Savings Account S 1 . , fx 13 Please Use Our Funds Available for F-I-IA, gi F pq Drive-Up Window an VA' and Conventlonal Iraixkliin Cluunlg Savings Blink Parking Lot or gage FARMINGTOILMAINE U F' D' I' C 34 251 4 , Farmiiigton - f63A4amy 62, lffffi.M.,,a-My Rumford NO ONE BUT YOU CAN GIVE YOUR PORTRAIT. BE SURE YOUR SENIOR PORTRAITS ARE THE BEST BY LETTING OUR PROFESSIONAL STAFF CREATE A PORTRAIT THAT IS REALLY YOU -- A PORTRAIT THAT YOU CAN GIVE WITH HAPPINESS THE LUCE STUDIO nun 106 ,+0 R44 C F frm. 0, v C ornplime nts of DR. AND MRS. CHARLES THURLOW Phillips Maine Compliments of EDMUNDS BROS. RED 8. WHITE Phillips, Maine PLEASANT STREET GARAGE R. L. STINCI-IFIELD, Prop. Texaco Products - Parts Accessories Bear Wheel Aligning and Balancing Phillips Maine PHILLIPS HARDWARE M. H. MITCHELL, Prop. If We don't have it, we'll get it. 639- 2071 Phillips Maine YOUNG'S NATIONWIDE Phillips and Dryden, Maine Compliments of V BOB'S PLACE Phillips Maine Complime nts of TRECARTIN'S PHARMACY Phillips, Maine PARADIS GULF SERVICE Dial 778-4939 lt will cost you more anywhere else Farmington Maine AAA ALA A Nc DAVIS FUNERAL HOME 1' PAINTS ' I ci F Z4'I-Iour Ambulance Service -f os fl l ' vi VINCENT B. DAVIS CONSULTING I. ESTIMATING SERVICE losing 0 Siding 0 Kikham , Doon 0 Windows 0 Plywood Panols Farrnlngton IVLE-ifle Mason, Plumbing and Elon. Supplin RT. 2, FALLS no. 118.3545 Compliments of Gifts for All Occasions HQWARD K. STRANG, JR! ' S 4, Farmington Maine Farmington 8,1 Maine EStabliShed 1855 Compliments of Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. FARMINGTON OIL COMPANY Farmington Maine Farmington Maine HANNAFORD OIL COMPANY scum um Range and Fuel Oils nuns Ol' - Sales - Plumbing and Heating - Service - 23 Front St. Dial 778-4581 Farmington, Maine 04938 MICKEY'S VARIETY STORE EDWARD T. MAGUIRE 778-2653 46 Main Street Farmington Maine Compliments of CHASSIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Farmington, Maine 04983 CURRIER INSURANCE AGENCY ICHARD I-I BELL For the Fashion Conscious Patron VIOLETTE'S BEAUTY SALON R . DONALD FLETCHER Established l884 Open Evenings y on Appointment 81 Main Street 778-335 Dial 778-4321 Farmingion, Maine Farmington Maine . f Congratulations Comphments O to the Class of '69 From the Lessards FARMINGTON sl-los sHoP 'GA Foodliners Our employees are our best asset ,Z , Qu Farmington M3199 ' Skowhegan, Farmington, Winslow I' PRATT'S, INC. Your John Deere Agric. and Ind. Dealer Tel. 778-2.031 so DI-'Egg Earthmoving Wilton Road Logging Farmington, Maine .iv ...M Material Handling Equipment AL QTHE PEOPLE'S PALI WINTER New and Used Cars Jay, Maine 897- 3426 897 - 3427 :T T '--- ' V X Symbol of Servict Mu.. 4 c.5'vPf If -4 , Q ' .::' I' ' t .. 'fs W... -W - . H -.MWAMW :11:f, .,.,,. .,. 1 I f i sr ' 'A FIRST H05 ORE 5 FARMINGTON, MAINE of Farmington Farmington Kingfic-Id Ivlembcr of F.D.I.'C. THE PEOPLES NATICNAL BANK myfzczme .gp V Extended Hours at Walk-up Member of F.D.I.C. Farmington Maine Branch Bank in Stratton Eustis Area Compliments of GLENN'S Mews SHOP' 'NC' DoueLAs R. FULLER Sportswear Clothing The Colonial Front Optometrist on Broadway Farmington Maine Farmington Maine Compliments of Compliments Of METCALF JIM MARTIN'S CAR SALES WOOD PRODUCTS INC. Subsidiary of L. C. Andrews Inc. Farmington Maine Farmington, Maine For Complim-ents of Men's and Boy's Clothing Come to Coca-Cola Bottling Co. FERRARI BROS. Corner of Broadway and Main Farmington Maine ' Farmington Maine Compliments of the Farmington-Wilton NEW DEALER'S ASSCCIATION Backus Garage J. W. and W. D. Barker Horn Motors Nickerson Buick fir Oldsmobile Oliver Store S Morton Motor Company, Inc. East Wilton Farmington I Farmington, Farmington, Farmington Farmington, Maine Maine Maine Maine Maine Maine Compliments of Seboeis Wilderness Trips for Boys Wilton Maine PRINTED LHIERPRESS SILKSCREEN Tel 645 2748 orrsn 1 W wurou MAIN wlLToN LUMBER CQMPANY XNILTUN ug G. H. BASS CO. Slioemakers Since 1876 Wilton Maine Compliments of WHITTEMORE'S RESTAURANT Skowhegan, Maine THE KYES AGENCY INC. Insurance and Real Estate Tel. 645-25ll Wilton, Maine Cilciiii Compliments of liqlwnyy lw LK Seafoods I SOMERSET Variety of Sandwiches Cocktail Lounge Livermore, Maine COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND TELEPHONE COMPANY North Maine Anson S. A. COLLINS 8. SON, INC. ROLFE MAINGAS L. A. f All-Heart J RoLFE Everything to Build Anything QWUCI. General Contractors and u , Builders Bottled Gas Service N. E Tel. SpOI Cll'1g Goods Guns Builders for Over 50 Years I Rangeley Maine East Wilton 645-2022 of Compliments COmp1imentS Of lg jf Lil , 14' I - w. H. s. L. E. cook p Avon, Maine WHITE FRONT GARAGE Distributor of Esso Products CHARLES E. STEVENS, Prop Stratton Maine Compliments of Compliments HARLAN E. DoAK of HUMPTY DUMPTY Plumbing and Heating Contractor CO. Rangeley, Maine We Would Like to Thank the Following People for Their Donations: Gary's Barber Shop, Farmington, Maine Russakoff Jewelry, Skowhegan, Maine Cross Hardware Co. , Skowhegan, Maine My Cousin's Place, Norridgewock, Maine Babb's Lunch, Kingfield, Maine Gould's Service Station, North Anson, Maine Rex Bubier, Farmington, Maine Hidden Acres Dairy Bar, Farmington, Maine Nadeau's Store, Stratton, Maine HoME OFFICE: LYNN, NLASS. Dial Lynn 3-5630 P, o, Box 697 GREEN TOURS OPERATORS OF DE LUXE ALL-EXPENSE PAID TOURS Washington, D. 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