Upper Kennebec Valley High School - Boreas Yearbook (Bingham, ME)

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NAME L. Ashcroft B. Atwood K. Atwood S. Atwood F. Austin C. Beane N. Belanger B. Berry C. Bigelow R. Bossie W. Bossie J. Carl A. Cates P. Corbin K. Davis IDENTIFICATION Slacks Long wavy hair Horses Motorcycles A pipe Striped shirts Friendly manner Devilish grin Lightning speed Artistic talent Crew -cut Qperoxidej Silence Blackboard erasers Talking Green 'pickups Strzivr Statistics HERO-HEROINE Elvis Presley Little Lulu Trigger Marlon Brando Jim Bowie Jayne Mansfield Kulda, Fran, and Ollie Donald Duck Captain Kangaroo Norman Rockwell Dick Tracy Scamp Dennis the Menace Mighty Mouse Pinky Lee FAVORITE PASTIME Learning valences Dancing Watching TV Girls Going to Waterville Making whoopee 6 '4 Farmington girls Hanging around Sketching Skowhegan Movies Fast driving Skiing Gloria WHY I CAME TO SCHOOL lt's an excuse to get into town I love it It beats working No choice To pass time away Force of habit Avis did Mother said to You tell mel l I To be with Mary Everyone else does 'cause Kenny does To bother the teachers Bemis' was closed To take up space PROBABLE CAUSE OF DEA TH Skirts No letter from Paul Females Late hours in Moscow Working Overindulgence Skowhegan Trips to Farmington Going to school Wedding receptions Hitch-hiking Hot-rodding Old age No snow Carbon monoxide

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NAME P. Davis J. Demko S. Frith B. Hill R. Kershner T. Lagasse M. McCollor N. Michaud D. Miller B. Paige S. Pelletier J. Quint L. Roy D. Smith IDENTIFICATION Posture Red Jacket Helpful manner Temper Music Lively personality Leisurely action Being late Side -burns Efficiency Cute smile Studying Accent Use of eyes Seuivr Statistics HERO-HEROINE Bugs Bunny Rudolph Valentino Sergeant Bilko Clark Gable Liberace Little Richard Perry Como Casper, the friendly ghost Benny Goodman White witch doctor Dagwood Esther Williams Peanuts Katie Keene FAVORITE PASTIME Hunting and fishing ??? National Guard Making money Listening to records with Jo Popping corn Hill's Milk truck Music Reading Armory Baton twirling Cars Anything, anytime, anywhere I WHY I CAME TO SCHOOL To get my exercise l dunno No alternative Because Marie does To get my diploma lt's fun! 11 To catch up on my sleep Nothing better to do Loren has to have a ride To get into college lt's not my idea To gather knowledge Not old enough to get married Possibilities Qmalesj PROBABLE CAUSE OF DEATH Movies Lipstick Walking up the Heights Holding hands French Class meetings Sleeping sickness Getting up in the morning Milking cows Africa Boreas Books Drivers ' license No men

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Special CAROLYN ANNE l-l1LL Kay College Activities Association 1,2g Basketball 1,25 Cheering 1,2g Band 1,25 Chorus 1, 23 Eastern Maine Music Festival 1,23 Winter Sports 1, 2: In- tramural Basketball 1,2g Softball 1: Bazaar 1: Student Council Treas- urer 23 Eastern Maine Composite Chorus 2: Governor's Youth Hi-Way Safety Conference 2g Magazine Campaign Manager 1: Honor Roll. In her Junior year Kay left for Nuremberg, Germany. There, she was on the yearbook staff, to ' or Senior Class Secretary, a member of the Glee Club, and was elected the National Hon Society. We were all very happy to welcome Kay back with us in . February of this year. Bart Hill, as everyone knows, has done a wonderful job this year in athletics. He has been individual high scorer all the sea- son, but on top of that, he has done a remarkable job in winning the Regional and State Schoolboy Foul Shooting Championship. By winning this championship, he has brought home the Bud Cornish Memorial Trophy and a gold watch. He accomplished these things by dunking 45 out of 50 tries at Portland Y. M.C.A. Barton is not one to give up too easily or get discouraged. As he came to the shooting line, he took his typical pose, and missed the first shot. This didn't bother him, so he got hold of himself and flipped in the next 19! He missed numbers 20, 25, and 26. The two straight missed didn 't ruffle him either. He regained his touch and shooting rhythm, won 20, missed no. 47, then dunked his final three! Big Bart returns to Portland, March 20. He'll receive from the Gannet Company a warm-up jacket designating his state title foul shooting feat, then take off with a reporter and photographer for Boston Garden and the New England Schoolboy Basketball Tourney that evening and the next two nights. We here at Bingham High are very proud, and want to con- gratulate hirn on his marvelous feat. We believe that the towns- people feel the same way. He has certainly deserved this trophy. We wish him the best of luck in the future. Keith Davis '58