Webster Junior High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Auburn, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1963 volume:

DEDICATION WE, THE NINTH GRADE CLASS OF 1963, AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATE OUR YEARBOOK TO MRS. CATHARINE WHITTEN, WHOSE PATIENT GUIDANCE, WARM FRIENDSHIP, AND EXPERT TEACHING HAVE HELPED US THROUGH OUR YEARS AT WEBSTER. W-E-B-S-T-E-R! RAH,RAH,RAH ..... ! So starts one of Webster's well-konwn cheers, enthusiastically shouted at our many sports events. The cheer has a deep meaning for the players be- cause, at the sound of its familiar ring, they feel the support of the crowd and work harder to please the excited people. However, the individual letters shouted so strongly should have a deep meaning for all of us. Let's analyze these letters: W - stands for WE, the students and teachers, who work together to better understand ourselves and the peoples of the world. E - is for EDUCATION, which makes possible a deeper appreciation and awareness of the achieve- ments of our modern world. B -- stands for BOOKS - books that we use as texts, books for leisure reading, books for almost any- thing we could possibly wish. Books bring far-ofif lands to our fingertips and open new worlds for ex- ploration, S - is for SCHOOL, where human minds are shaped, and talents and interests are cultivated. T - stands for TESTS - tests to better prepare us to meet the demands of living and the challenges of life. E - is for EXTRA - CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, groups that help develop the interests of students and encourage friendships. R - symbolizes the REASONS we are proud of Webster. The fine curriculum, dedicated teachers, and interesting clubs and organizations explain why Web- ster is so enjoyed by all. THE WEBSTER BLUE and GOLD Music by Robert Chaplin Words by Charles Jordan Set the echoes ringing loud and clear Lift the spirit proud and free, With a song of Webster's Blue and Gold As we march right on to Victory. We'll give a cheer for Webster's fighting team And our colors we'Il unfold. We are on our way to a win today For the Webster Blue and Gold. When you see the band march down the street, When you hear the music start, Then you'll ioin the chorus loud and strong With a song that's always in your heart. And when the boys in blue come crashing through, Every step with courage bold, . Fighting down the field 'til the foe must yield To the Webster Blue and Gold, THE THREE INDISPENSABLES MRS. GETCHELL MR, JORDAN MR. ALDEN N X JEH , xAfsXne Rong xi umm XAfl7fEe K CMJ Sports Editor c:UJCO A XDA H035 ,YV ogaxw' E . S YBUSVOQS SJC ug? Yenrbock new 3 Leslie Fin Tom QQNNKS Y Agri EN-ifii'Of' Q gdxw X- nX4e,v0 BUSNQQSS gx 560 .tof . X EN SQQAQ V5 x gsm' ...L , - ,Qs M Q VVEBSTI-YR FAC ITLTY First Row. left to right: Mrs. Parker. Mr. McLain. Mrs. Maxim. Sargent, Mrs. Whitton, Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. Markee, Mr. Towle, Mr. Alden. Mrs. Bower, Mr. Jordan, Mrs. Towne-s. Mr. In- Mr. Small. Mr. Plummer, Mr. White, Mrs. Armstrong, Miss ge-rsoll. Miss Stinchfield, Mr. Morris, Mrs. Giddings Pliilbrook. Miss Wright. Miss Campbell, Mr. Diehl Sc-cond Row: Mr, Lapliam, Miss Fillicttaz, Mrs. Luclwick. Miss Absent when the picture was taken: Miss Bishop CLASSROOM TEACH ERS' PRAYER Dear God and Father of us all: As teachers dedicated to teach Thy children We give thanks and beseech Thy guidance As classroom teachers of the world. Give us an understanding heart To know our fellow man That we may not wound or censure But always understand. Give us perceptive eyes that see A lonely one's distress, Eyes that look beneath the surface At every soul's realness. Guard our lips so that we speak, The best of friend or foe. ln every utterance, may we use The kindest words we know. Give us keenly attuned ears To catch the sweet refrain Of a stumbling human's foot-steps, As he strives on again. This then our request: Give us an understanding heart To know our fellow-man, That we may not wound or censure But, always, understand. T. Hetfelfinger DIVISION 9-ll First Row, left to right: Marguerite Schoppe, Susan Greeley, Third Row: Parker Mann, Robert White, John Monk, John La- Kathy Phillips, Faith Glover, Susan Gatchcll, Judi Robinson, fond, Jeff White, Robert Whiting, Richard Fairfield, Jona- Nancy Day than Shute, Ernest Miller Second Row: Ann Moody, Carol Windle, Kathy Kaulakis. Sha- Absent when the picture was taken: Wesley Robinson, Gary ron Goding, Barbara Vienneau, Allison Kern Shaw DIVISION 9-12 First Row, left to right: Linda Cody, Valerie Greene, Jane Dyer. Leslie Finn. Margaret Buker, Sharon Crocker, Ronnie Wil- Karen Lebel, Kathleen Towle, Mr. Diehl, Linda Gould, ner, Sandra Bourgault Catherine Moulton, Janet Laird, Norma Reynolds, Bonnie Third Row: David Hurwitz. David Woodbury, Gerald Stelmok, Briggs Andrew Ross, Eugene Benner, Howard Hayman, Hugh Trout- Second Row: John Kelley, Michael Bornstein, Stephen Bearce. man. Thomas Banks, Bob Daley, Robert Dyer Richard Barrell, Sheila O'Connell, Randi Piper, Janet Duty. l E DIVISION 9-13 First Row left to right: Beth Marean, Sandra Rouse. Louise dace Pulkkinen, John Fink, Mike Dudzik, Richard Edmons- Fournier, Lynne George, Mrs. Parker, Leslie Raymond, Sue ton Troutman, Becky Pratt. Barbara Burns Third Row: Brian Baird. Peter Beloin, Tom Bedwell, Peter Second Row: Henry Lewis, Douglas Damon, Mike Spofford. Leigh Goranites. Leon Kenney. Alan Miller, Robert Halperin, Roak, Dan Blais, Sue Hobbs, Melinda Raithel. Sheila Wake- Wayne Quimby, Stephen Mayberry. Robert Burgess Field, Marilyn White, Marjorie Drummond. Betty Mills, Can- Absentmwhen the picture was taken: James Parker, Pam Parks DIVISION 9-14 First Row, left to right: Jeanne Prout, Janet Lemieux. Marcia Hughes, Sherry Mason, Mr. Small, Marilyn Rogers. Ramona Berticelli Patricia Wise. Mary Maguire Second Row: Kenneth Andrews, Page Liberty. Harry Simones. Dave Rogers. Cathy Burdin. Geri Marcus, Karen Ames. Diana McKenncy, Joyce Hazenberg, Blaine Merrill, Robert Bornstcin. Michael Travers, Roy Gorey Third Row: Manning Jackson, Chip Foye, Richard Clark, Timothy Hiltz, David Frost, Stephen Crafts, Scott Williams, Kendall Akerley, Michael Wise, Lee Stewart, Thomas Hunter Absent when the picture was taken' Cynthia Hayman DIVISION 9-21 First Row, left to right: Bonnie Taylor. Sandra Sands. Sue Parent, Carol Langer, Mr. Towle, Roxanne Records. Penny Folsom, Joyce Ponierlcau, Sherilyn Kates Second Row: Jane Wiley, Beverly Houston. Debby Davis. Natalie Schliken, Sue Gagnier, Pam Rowbotham. Cindy Ricker. Linda Downing, Donna Bordeau, Claire Salvano. Virginia Davis, Elaine Gagnon . Third Row: Paul Roberts. Ronald Laganiere, Ronald Carroll, Gary Kendall, John Vickery, Donald Gauthier, Mike Morris, Howard Siegel, Harold Savage., Ronald Beauregard. Eddy Fahey. Robert Abbott, Chris Higgins Absent when the picture was taken: Mike Weiner DIVISION 9-22 First Row left to rieht: Gloria Schenk. Deborah Hayden. Joyce Third Row: Leonard Martel, Gary Brown, Victor Lindquist, Driscoll, Mr, White, Geraldine Osborne, Anita Arsenault. Paul Pelletier, Donald Moreney, Larry Tretola, Dana Cook, Mary Farrar Paul Pepin, Weston Kniglitly, Gordon Tucker, William Trask Second Row: Barbara McGilvcry, Linda Allen, Genie Libby, Bruce Goddard Patricia I-Ieathco, Linda Malo, Susan Sawyer. Monika Little- Absent when the picture was taken: Robert Taylor, Florian field, Priscilla Parker Magno, Jeffrey Lang DIVISION 9-23 First Row, left to right: Diane Caron. Noeletta Dominque, low, David Goodell Gwendolyn Daggett, Miss Campbell, Paulette Robinson. Syl- Third Row: Dale Bryant, Tom Benner, Ronald Bolduc, Donald via Gauthier, Deborah Clark Morin. Joseph Brown. Scott Gowell. William Hendrix, David Second Row: George Griffin. Arthur Carson, Galen Martin. Jane Moores. Richard Longtin, Dennis Lawler. Erland Holbrook Fugcre, Nancy Porter, Pauline Moreau, Margaret Pahnan. In Nancy Dawe, Linda Veilleux Albert Belaneer, Robert Har- Absent when the picture was taken: Carol Brushweln DIVISION 9-31 First Row, left to right: Linda Goodwin, Theresa Duchette, Mary Lou Boutilier, Mrs. Maxim, Donna Gayton, Donna Greaton, Bernadette Bishop Second Row: John Driscoll, Cecil Gerry, Merle Davis, Linda Damon, Roseann Blanchard, Suzanne Michaud, Dorothy Greene, Jerome Davis, Robert Hull Third Row: Herbert Jones, Allen Lavine, William Greaton, Bruce Downing, Peter Clark, Joe Chabot, Dennis Ames, Jerome Bastien, Louis LaChapelle DIVISION 9-32 First Row, left to right: Melody Ham, Antoinette Levesque, Ja- nice Sanborn, Mrs. Whitten, Linda Reynolds, Viola Pratt, Evelyn Hanscom Second Row: James Magna, Donald Saucier, Leo Koss, Wayne Titus, Judith Hurd, Jacqueline Landreville, Sandra Perkins, Chester Turner, Donald Rowe Third Row: Lucien Paradis, Alan Nickerson, Jeffrey Nelson, Ralph Smith, Paul Rybeck, Robert Davis, Leslie Nickerson, Deane Rice, Donald Rose, Harold Walker Absent when the picture was taken: Janet Pelchat, Linda Rowell I CD LQQQ XD 2' . 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DIVISION 824 Girardin, Leo Gosselin, Lucien Guimond, Judith Houston, Homer III Hull, Ronald - DIVISION 7-I Hayes, Nancy Hewett, Charles Hewison, Nancy Hutchinson, Nancy James, Susan Libby, Theodore DIVISION 7-2 Albiston, Bruce Collins, John Conant, Donna Davis, Scott Day, Kathy Dillingham, Cheryl Gagne, Linda Greeley, Douglass Greeley, Jean Harnden, William lzenstatt, Judith Leavitt, Cheryl Leabitt, Robie Libby, Susan Lyons, Craig Marcus, Patti Margolin, Sharon Marshall, Bruce DIVISION 7-3 Brackett, Susan Briggs, Peter Brogan, Sheila Casey, John Cohen, Lewis Cohen, Michael Costa, Irene Davis, Crystal Direnzo, Linda Goo-dwin, Thomas Greene, Betsy Hall, Janice Hathorne, Nancy Hunter, William Huntley, Glenn Jipson, Carroll Lang, Nancy Marshall, Mark Ames, William Bagley, Bryan Bailey, Catherine Bardier, Judy Beedy, Kim Bergeron, Peter Berube, Normand Brushwein, Linda Bussiere, Dolores Castonguay, Rita Clark, Phyllis Garnier, Edmond Gauthier, Arthur Greaton, Sandra DIVISION 7-4 Ham, Judy Hardy, Jean Keith, Colleen Lachance, Laura Littlefield, Regina McNeil, Wayne Mongeau, Sharon DIVISION 7-5 Briggs, Beatrice Burnham, David Bussiere, Maurice Chapman, Sharon Clark, Russell Gove, Norman Guimond, Allan Hebert, Ronald Holbrook, Stephen Holt, Nancy Hull, Mary Johnson, Michael Jones, Betty Knowles, Gail Koss, William MacCracken, Lewis McNeil, Melvin Pride, Michael Ray, Hanson Raymond, Michael Sawyer, Jeffrey Spaulding, Starr Strout, Walter CRD Taber, Michael Therriault, Marcella Therriault, Nancy Walker, Linda Jackson, Kenneth Lemieux, Gerard McDougald, Pamela Sleeper, Armand Therriault, Joan Toussaint, Russell Wheeler, William White, Robert White, Virginia Wilson, Lynda Lochhead, Shelley Mann, Millicent Miller, James Morton, Geoffrey Plummer, David Savignano, Nancy Stinson, Everson Townes, Michael Tukey, Terry Walsh, Peter Woodard, Stephen Michael, John Mortimer, Bruce Naylor, Paul Raymond, Ralph Ill Ross, Allen Shane, Diane Shea, Nancy Smith, Wayne Turner, Norman Woodward, Mark McPhail, Bonnie Mongeau, Donna Parker, Robert Perkins, Gregory Pike, Gary Prout, Elizabeth Randall, David Reichel, Stephen Sands, Linda Smyc, Barbara Wardwell, Steve Wilson, David Murphy, Michael O'Conner, Rory Packard, Stephen Paiton, Patricia Phillippon, Mona Robards, Gordon Rowe, Patricia Schoppe, Catherine Tardif, Raymond Tolman, Nelda Wakefield, Robert Wiener, Ava Wright, Jo-Ann Mecervier, Richard Mingo, John Nickerson, Norman Parker, Daniel Pelchat, Raymond Pray, Gregory Reed, Cathy Spencer, Ronald Tardif, Gerard Zorn, Vivian H fj M h ll, , ,k J L M Q 5023643 INIAGAZINIZ DRIVE STAFF First Row, left to right: Tom Banks, Allison Korn Second Row: Jim Platz, Carol Clark. Sue James, Chuck Blatt HIGH SALESMEN OF MAGAZINE DRIVE First Row, left to right: Trudy Couden, David Woodbury, David Frost, John Kelley, Marcia Cole W 5 i 53 ' 22? ' .QL 4 - .Aa DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club met twice monthly. At these meetings members presented plays and skits. Mrs. Whitten, club adviser, instructed the group in regard to the importance of enunciation, facial expression, and general stage etiquette. The Program Committee was the following: First Semester Karen Lebel, Chairman Peggy Schoppe Mike Bornstein Manning Jackson Wes Robinson Second Semester Jeff White, Chairman Jane Dyer Wes Robinson Gene Benner Paul Pelletier Pat Wise Members ot the cast of Not Even A Mouse, presented at the lowing: Jeff White Jane Dyer Chip Foye Kathy Phillips Christmas assembly, were the fol- Karen Lebel Paul Pelletier Lynda Gould Sue Parent SMILE! You're on Candid Camera! ' 1 - .. ... .... A, ,W ...K is .QL Next to ocquiring good friends, the best oc quisition is thot of good books, THE CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club was organized in 'I96'I under the guidance of Mr. Norris Ingersoll. Its main pur- poses are to provide a complete knowledge of the camera and its uses as well as to promote the schooI's interest in social events and charitable deeds. The Camera Club has given aid to a number of organiza- tions, donated a food basket to a needy family, and sponsored several social events. Experiments in pho- tography are planned for the future. The officers are as follows: Andrew Ross . .. ...,..., President Peter Beloin . .,.., Vice-President Linda Malo .. . , . Treasurer Susan Sawyer U Secretary LIBRARY CLUB The membership of the Library Club was made up of eighth and ninth graders. However, several students from the seventh grade assisted in covering books and in performing other helpful tasks. Committees were formed to check books, make out attendance sheets, check overdue books, and per- form cIean-up duties. Librarians completing fifteen hours of work in the library received patches. Ninth grade members received certificates. The club adviser was Mrs. Ludwick. Officers were as follows: Cathy Moulton . ., .. President Diana Akerley , ..., ...., V ice-President Anne Moody . . .,.., Secretary i .q... AUDIO VISUAL CLUB K WEBSTER JUNIOR HI-Y 45,5 STUDENT COUNCIL First Row left to right Karen Lebel. Sue Sawyer, Chip Foye, George, Carole Longtin Mr Ingersoll Tom Hunter Jeff White, Marjorie Drummond, Sandra Perkins Third Row: Mike Raymond, Robert Wakefield, Gary Brown, Den- Second Row Gail Knowles Paula Bemis, Claire Salvano, Marcia nis Lawler, Jeff Nelson, Tom Banks, John Monk, Dennis Cole Pam Rowbotliam Judy James, Peggy Palman, Lynne Ames, Jerome Bastien, Ronnie Hull, Gordon Harvey STUDENT COUNCIL The Webster Junior High School Student Council has introduced many activities during the past school year. The council has sponsored two school dances. One dance followed the Webster-Walton annual 'Foot- ball game, the other was held as a Christmas record- hop. Three Major projects were undertaken during the course of the year. The general objective of one of these projects was to enhance the beauty of the school grounds, This was done by planting new grass, shrubbery, and small trees on the area at the front ot the building. Another project was to provide Webster with a handbook for incoming students. The handbook con- tains a history of the school, courses, school policies, school song, and school cheers. The final project was a variety show, featuring talented students of Webster, presented as a school assembly program. We would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all who helped make our projects a success. X 3.35 YM 4 ' an k. 8 'Q' Us 2 4 , -M . ::::,., 1 if en.,,,H Q X V. in ,,, , . ,. ' mms --1, -1-w?8'f3f5 - .,.... ,s .. 5 . a - ....... A M Z A : ' Y , .. f: u rge,-7 A-, .. I 6 f fl- ..f' QE, fe 12 . Q: -- 0, , I 5 .4 R gr W ' . fx ,ak 5, . . 3 rf f A is ' t ggi s qu, 5 'X - ,. JEL: t . , 3 - A - I : 5'1: u I ' Q N5 fs 1, , Q 'x , --zz ' 32, A - 1 ASSEMBLIES Two paid assemblies were particularly interest- ing. One of these was otofered by Lou Gaeta. With his birds of prey he gave a very vivid, live demonstration of falconry. At a later assembly Otto Schmidt displayed his talent in the field of gymnastics. A comic with great versatility, Schmidt combined jokes with well timed advice which coincided with President Kennedy's ap- peal 'For increased emphasis upon physical activity. A highlight of this year's assembly program came when the Walton Junior High School presented ex- cerpts from H.M.S, Pinafore. The cast showed ex- cellent training and talent in presenting some of the more difficult scenes from this Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. Our own talent show climaxed the assembly sche- dule with a production which ran the gamut from comedy to refinement. Many Webster students took part in this presentation which was well received by all. XX ,EH CLASS WILL We, the Webster Junior High School Graduating Class of the year one thousand nine hundred sixty- three, of the City of Auburn and the State of Maine, having completed three years at the aforesaid insti- tute of learning and being of sound mind and me- mory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament in the manner follow- ing: First: To the eighth grade, our successors, we leave our classrooms and our assurance that they will carry on the good name of the school. Second: We leave the following bequests to in- Miss Sargent - A Paper Airplane Hanger Mr. Towle - A Set Theory Miss Bishop - Our Best Wishes Mr. Morris -- A Gum Disposall Miss Wright - A Jewelry Box Coach Plummer - An AthIete's Foot Miss Campbell - An Automatic Window Opener Mr. Small - Aesop's Fables Mac - A Motorized Wasteloasket Mr. Lowery - An Ice Cream Machine In witness whereof we affix our signature here- with this sixth day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-three, The Webster Junior High School Graduating Class Signed, published, and declared by the above named Graduating Class as and for its last Will and Testament in the presence of us and each of us, who, in its presence, and at its request, and in the pre- sence of one another, have hereunder subscribed our names as witnesses on the day and in the year above written. Leslie Raymond Geri Marcus IDEAL BOY PHYSIQUE - Manning Jackson dividualsz To We Leave Mr. Jordan - A Spacious New Office Mr. Alden - A Ready-Made Yearbook Mrs, Getchell - A Mechanical Robot Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Maxim -- An Automatic Correc- ting Machine Mrs. Whitten - A New Record Player Mr. White - A Black Lab Coat Mr. Diehl - A Trained Ameba IDEAL GIRL FIGURE - Barb Vienneau SMILE - Ann Moody EYES - Sue Troutman TEETH - Natalie Schlikin NOSE - Val Greene NEATNESS - Kathy Towle HAIR - Sheila O'Connell SMILE -- Butch Lawler EYES -- Jonathan Shute TEETH - Dick Clark NOSE - Kendall Akerley NEATNESS - Tom Hunter COMPLEXION - Tom Benner ATTITUDE - Sue Gatchell HAIR - Steve Bearce HANDS - Jane Dyer ATTITUDE - Jim Magno COMPLEXION - Nancy Day COURTESY - Pete Goranites few - - - WHAT IF - ---Y-- - - -- f HUGH TROUTMAN were ME SALMONWOMAN MELODY HAM were HARMONY BEEF NANCY DAY were NANCY NIGHT SHEILA WAKEFIELD were SHEILA SLEEPYPASTURE JOHN MONK were JOHN ABBO-T CAROL BRUSHWEIN were CAROL COMBWHISKEY DICK FAIRFIELD were DICK STORMYMEADOW JUDY HURD were JUDY FLOCK BERNADETTE BISHOP were BERNADETTE CARDINAL PAULETTE ROBINSON were PAULETTE STEALOUTDAUGHTER MIKE WISE were MIKE IGNORANT WESTON KNIGHTLY were EASTON DAILY LINDA DOWNING were LINDA UPPING MONIKA LITTLEFIELD were MONIKA BIGLAWN DICK LONGTIN were DICK SHORTSILVER PARKER MANN were PARKER WOMAN HAROLD WALKER were HAROLD RUNNER STEVE MAYBERRY were STEVE JUNEAPPLE LINDA GOODWIN were LINDA BADLOSE DONNA GAYTON were DONNA SADPOUND WILL GREATON were WON'T LITTLEOUNCE DENNIS AMES were DENNIS MISSES --ll ll!!! ll! eg - g 1 J! S 'X Q I V1 IQWQ X 5.5, 'Q' .OAG se og Q s S vp 5 N W5 -iff sv '23 xl NS X E f S43 Ns W ,A 115 O Q ,Q Q' QQ' rs 4 63 , .X gg wg I4 '-9990 ol ss' s 6f51Q3S :'0' 'Q ' 2.25 X. fl , K rv ff X If 1? M47 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD The Webster Junior High Football Team, coached by Mr. Plummer and Mr. Diehl, finished this year's season with a record of 3 wins and 2 losses. After losing to Lewiston and to Brunswick, the Webster team staged a comeback and defeated Walton by 8 points. The last two games of the schedule were also won. The scores of the games were as follows: Webster 0 Lewiston 20 Webster 13 Brunswick 14 Webster 26 Walton l8 Webster 32 Lisbon 6 Webster 7 Rurnford 0 The following boys received letters: 8 Don Morency Jeff White Dennis Lawler Gene Benner Larry Tretola Chip Foye Dick Clark Paul Pelletier Hugh Troutman Dick Fairfield John Lafond Scott Gowell Paul Rybeck Lauren Grenier James Magno James Parker Pete Goranites Howard Hayman Bill Hendrix VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM MS' 21' ' ,, , BOYS SKI TEAM First Row. left to right: Randy Kerr. Tom Magno, Skip Jones. Second Row: Mark Woodward, Chuck Hewett, Mike Malo, Jim Platz. Mr. Towle, John Kendall, Jim Rosenberg, Steve Charles Goldblatt, Bruce Ray, Bruce Holmes, Ricky Gat- Packard, Tommy Goodwin chell, Dick Trafton, Danny GQFE, Bob Jacques, Mike Cohen, Steve Reichel, Steve Wardwell ..,.., 1 , Q, ,,.. 9th GRADE VOLLEYBALL CHADIPS First Row, left to right: Hugh Troutman. Mike Bornstein. Robert Second Row: Richard Burrell. Torn Banks. Gerry Stelmok, Andy Dyer. John Kelley, David Woodbury. Gene Benner. Steve Ross. David Hurwitz. Howard Hayman. Bob Daley Bearcc 3,-mm.. I 1 E Xth N 9th GRADE BOYS INTRABIIIRAL BASKI'I'l'BALL CHAMPS First Row, left to right: Bob Eugley, Steve Spooner. Kendall Konecki. Bob Dyer Akerley, Dave Hurwitz. David Mclienny. Ricky Barrell, John Absent when the picture was taken: Dick Clark ,f Slh GRADE BOYS IN'l'RA1II.'RAL VOLLEYBALL CHAHIPS st Row. left to riglili Tlioinas Plummer. David Hughes. Toni Second Row: David Carver. Steve Ness. Wayne Sherinan. Rick Spugnardi. Thomas Magno, Steve Ward. John Kendall. Gres Gatehell. David Pease. Harold Bickford. Chuck Starbird. French, Frank Reynolds Mike Malo Sex: em-K-Nw Cav' ode Us llenlbqxx PYRO. VAS 7lh GRADE BOYS INTRAJIIQRAL BASKETBALL CHAIIPS First Row. left to right: Arthur Gauthier. Roby Leavitt. All ninth grade girls participated in the toul shooting contest, but only thirteen qualified for the finals. Judy Hurd was the winner with twenty foul shots out of thirty-tive tries. Lynda Gould placed second while Natalie Schlikin placed third in the con- test. Paul Haylor, John Collins. Tom Delorig, Raymond Ta1'dif'f The boys in the eighth and ninth grades held their annual foul shooting contest. Every boy had to get 8 out of 15 shots in order to quality for the finals. There were 22 looys who qualifiedg 10 were eighth graders and 12 were ninth graders. Jim Magno from the ninth grade took the honors with 45 out ot 50, but close to him was Don Morency with 44 out of 50. GIRLS SKI TEAIWI First Row, left to right: Nancy Goodwin, Lynn Lumbard, Kim Second Row: Kathy McFadden, Diane Bunker, Patti Marcus, Gould, Mrs. Bower, Nancy Hayes, Beisy Greene, Linda BettyTa1'tre, Faith Glover, Janet Dulac Gagne 9th GRADE GIRLS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHABIPIONS First Row, left to right: Virginia Davis, Elaine Gagnon. Pain Second Row: Allison Kern, Sheila Wakefield, Donna Bordeau, Rowbotliani, Roxanne Records, Nancy Day Judi Robinson, Anne Moody, Joyce Pomerleau i Sth GRADE INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS First Row, left to right: Pat lvlurphy, Pam Murphy, Margie Bean, Second Row: Nancy Kern. Margie Isaacson, Dolly Leavitt, Gail Debbie Lawhorne Fairfield, Sue Parker, Nancy Goodwin, Nancy Ross PQ 3521 7th GRADE GIRLS DECK TENNIS CHAMPIONS First Row, left to right: Jean Greeley, Sharon Margolin, Cheryl Donna Conant, Kathy Day, Linda Gagne fcaptainy Dillingham, Diane Shane, Judith Izenstatt, Patti Marcus, Q3 S H W R - WEBSTER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND THEODORE ARMSTRONG, Direc+or BAND FETE TRIUMPHAL Olivadofi MISSISSIPPI SUITE OVERTURE Grofe ALAMEDA Caneva THE FOUR WOODSMEN Johnson Grefchen Robards Joy Lake Barbara McGilvery Gail Fairfield NEW TRAILS MARCH Mesang Sfudenf Direcfor: Manning Jackson CONCERT CHORUS CLIMB EVERY MOUNTAIN Rogers-Hammmersfein LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING Kern CINDY Barron Long CHRISTOPHER ROBIN Milne Simson THE HIPPOPOTAMUS SONG Snow Flanders Pairicia Ann Heafhco, Soprano Accompanisfs: Dianne Bunker, Mrs. Eugene Townes ORGAN MELODIES Selecfed Soloisf: David Frosf WESTERN MAINE MUSIC FESTIVAL This year the Western Maine Music Festival took place in Portland, Maine. The Webster Junior High School Band was assigned to Lyman Moore Junior High School for its audition. Selections for the audition were the following: I. The Thunderer Sousa 2. Mississippi Suite Grofe 3. Pacific Grandeur Olivadoti After a lunch at the school the band was taken to Pitt Street for parade formation. After the parade the band dispersed. Later the members enioyed supper at Cole Farms. Band Director Mr. Armstrong, Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. Alden, and Mr. Diehl accompanied the group, MAJ 0RE'l'TES First Row. left to right: Penny Folsoin. Nancy Day. Ramona Second Row: Karon Lebel. Sheila Wakeiield, Marilyn White Samson Sherry Mason, Rosalie Davis CHIGERLIQADIERS First Row. left to right: Cathy Moulton. Donna Bordcau. Cindy Rickey. Sue Saivyer, Linda Malo. Valerie Greene, Lynda Gould WVEBSTER, Y-TEENS First, Row, left to right: Janet Lemieux. Mary Maguire, Sandra Second Row: Priscilla Parker, Barbara McGilvery, Claire Sal- Bourgfauli, Marjorie Drummond, Natalie Schlikin. Ginny vano, Janet Duty, Leslie Finn, Susan Hobbs, Beverly Houston Davis Si' u.C:lE':v'v'c ouevvxmevvc Dag i QR Q 0.1-vscg eg:vese.n'Yci.4c'ives, 'Yo JYYXQ- QKLQMVYX KAOLA-'TVX ClO.. kivi-Hes, Council Miss Bishop, home economics teacher, retires in June after forty-five years of teaching. She began her career in East Winthrop, Maine, in the year 1917. She has also taught in the States of New Hampshire an Massachusetts. ln 1932 she obtained a B.S. degree from Farmington State Teachers College. Miss Bishop ioined the Webster School faculty in 1943. She has devoted her life to the guidance of young girls in the vocation of home-rnaking. AT SCHOOL-CLOSE by John Greenleaf Whittier The end has come, as come it must To all things, in these sweet June days The teacher and the scholar trust Their parting feet to separate ways. They part: but in the years to be Shall pleasant memories cling to each, As shells bear inland from the sea The murmur of the rhythmic beach. Her little realm the teacher leaves, She breaks her wand of power apart, While, for your love and trust, she gives The warm thanks of a grateful heart. And, when the world shall link your names With gracious lives and manners fine, The teacher shall assert her claims, And proudly whisper, These were mine! 77 df My W A 77,1 ff-A, 3xQLw'3MQKZEEL!' Awww' M mf 5 WL MJ Ji WW wilwiwafbu WW M W HA teacher affects eternitv' he can f , never tell where hlS lnfluence stopS.H CZKQVZAKMQJ 26454, A k Qg MM fmffiw , ' M ,LQWM 7 MMJQJJW QQWO A QL 9 LIST OF SPONSORS We wish to express our sincere gratitude to the sponsors for the support of our yearbook. A Friend A Friend Anderson 81 Briggs, 24 Court St., Auburn H Auburn Fruit 81 Confectionery, 20 Court St., Auburn Auburn Granite Co., Turner Road, Auburn Aubun Last Co., Inc., 553 Lincoln St., Lewiston Auburn Lunch, 60 Court St., Auburn Auburn Savings Bank, 33 Court St., Auburn Barnstone Osgood Jewelers, 50 Lisbon St., Lewiston Bates Manufacturing Co., Canal St., Lewiston Beals Cleaners, 51 Hampshire St., Auburn Bearce's Market, 174 Turner St., Auburn Bernard R. Marcus, Dentist, 33 Court St., Auburn Carrofl's Music Center, 52 Court St., Auburn C. Creighton - Shoes, 209 Court St., Auburn Parker, C.V., King Cole Products Charles V. Parker, Sr. - Barber Chick-A-Dee, Auburn-Turner Line Compliments of Peck's Eith's Bakery, 25 Hampshire St., Auburn E. J. Cook E. J. Cyr Empire Hat Shop, 56 Court St., Auburn E, V. McCrellis Co., Turner St., Auburn Flander's lnc. - Clothing, 62 Court St., Auburn Gilmore's Paint Store, 270 Main St., Lewiston Gowell's Variety Store, 121 Hampshire St., Auburn Herb's Variety Store, 381 Court St., Auburn Higgin's Sports Center, No. Main St., Auburn Lamey-Wellehan's Footwear, 110 Lisbon St., Lewiston Macomber Dairy, Your School Milk Dealer, 807 Minot Avenue, Auburn Mac's Variety Store, 220 Court St., Auburn Malo Cleaners, 15 Chestnut St., Auburn Masselli Brothers, Inc. - Fruit, 390 Canal St., Lewiston Packard's Pharmacy, 68 Court St., Auburn Parlardy's Hair Styling, 50 Court St., Auburn Rower Morin Sam's Italian Sandwich Shoppe, 268 Main St., Lewiston S. S. Kresge's, Lisbon St., Lewiston F Stetson's Card Shop Sugar Bowl, Turner St., Auburn Tardiff, Val, Red, Tommy, and Chucky 3-D Donut Shop, Turner St., Auburn Webster Junior Hi-Y 5 F' v Xu W LAW buf' fix Q wfww F DVM? aff fiwlw, ffw 1 C X A6 , x 1 0 X QW ' M A Q gwmgj Cgfgfdw E fd , Mwst Yi, W M WW? vdfdwwj wx QRS ff ' NNW WfWAQzQ W E W' 'm'HeY9WKf1KW4g3J