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

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1965 volume:

Webster hi-lights 19 65 DEDICATION We, the studrents of Webster -Ir. High. sincerely wish to 'dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Wesley Small. His rewarding guidance and patient under- standing through the years has helped many students to find their place in the future. If there was an award to be given for excellence of teaching, un- derstanding, enthusiasm, and kind- ness, Mr. Small certainly would re- ceive it. Pg Two 'TO THE CLASS OF 1965 By the time you read this editorial your days at Webster will be behind you. Your record here, for better or worse, has already been written. Are you satisfied with that record, or are there a few things you might want to change if you were to do it all over again? In September, you will have the opportunity to make a new beginning at Edward Little. You will start as an unknown, lowly Sophomore with three years ahead of you to make your high school career Whatever you Want it to beg preparation for further education, or for entering the world of business. These next three years will have a profound effect on your whole life. They can lay a solid foundation for success - or make suc- cess an impossibility. The difference lies in plan- ning, thinking and doing with a purpose rather than just drifting along letting yourself be influ- enced by every new fad that catches the im.agina- tion, every new personality that may arouse your interest temporarily. All worthwhile accomplishments are the re- sult of purpose and planning, plus determination and self sacrifice, and often just a little bit of luck . But remember, you've got to be ready to take full advantage of that good luck if and when it comes your way - and I hope it will! Charles W. Jordan Page Three First YEARBOOK STAFF PATTI MARCUS NANCY SAVIGNANO C0-Editors Row, left to right: Betsy Greene, Sue Greene, Terri Tukey, Patti Marcus, Nancy Savignano, Sandy Samson, Nancy Hayes, Tom Kendall, Chuck Hewitt, Patty O'Conne1l, Ava Wiener, Second Row: Brenda Boothby, Patti Daunis, Melanie Haskell. Donna Conant, Barbie James, Pam Buchanan, Jan Thofnpson, Page W Cathy Day, Kim Gould, Tom Isaacson, Tom Platz, Sue Libby. Third Row: Dave Eretzian, Judy Izenstatt, Dave Plummer, Robie Leavitt, Ronnie Trepanier, David Collins, Allen Ross, John Collins, Bruce Mortimer, Ralph Fletcher, Mr. Meldrum. FOIII' OFFICE STAFF N! mv CHARLES JORDAN, Pl'il'lCipZ1l www THELMA GETCHELL, Secretary 3. Page Five BRYCE MELDRUM, Vice Principal FACULTY MRS, PARKER MRS. MAXIM MR. TOWLE MRS. WHITTEN MRS. LAPOINTE MISS PHILBROOK MISS STINCHFIELD MR. ANDREOZZI MISS FILLIETAZ Page Six FACULTY MR. MORRIS MR. MCLAIN MRS. TOWNES ' gf ,z,e.fiA5: , ' y fws . x Z gi 4. dsx' 1 W3 1 X J 2559? z R xg A - X249 R 1 , 1 ,. ,. .,....., ..A. . . ,. .. .. 'A .- if K ..,.. ..... . .- ----' . ,...,,,....,...... gl: f,-:.-::g.g.- X 'A t i. v 'v : 'VRR MR. BELL WM A . MR. MAXEY MRS. BOWER MR. MARSTON fi .v4,x.xmsn f2EXQI'lAf!i ff Q? MRS. GALLE MR. INGERSOLL Pagt' Seven FACULTY MRS. LUDWICK MRS. DYKE MRS. GILBERT MR. MARKEE MR. LAP!-IAM MISS WIGHT MR, PLUMMER MRS. LEAVITT .Y MRS. LAPHAM Page Eight ninth grade H22 Q2 A 'QP f Y Pi? Z Q Q 0 ff 1' Z w Ja X CD iv HOME ROOM 6 First Row, left to right: Sheila Brogan, Brenda Boothtby. Brenda Belanger, Mrs. Parker, Linda Arel, Penny Brown, Gail Adams, Carolyn Blanchard, Second Row: Sue Brackett, Nancy Bernard, Betsy Anderson, Pam Buchanan, Sue Bradbury, Cathy Bailey, Linda Brush- wein, Beatrice Briggs. Third Row: Levi Bragdon, Peter Briggs, Richard Bragdon, Kim Bcedy, Chuck Blatt, Brian Bagley, Norman Berube, Bruce Albiston, David Burnham, Peter Bornstein. Absent when picture was taken: Judy Bardier, Ken Allen. HOME ROOM 7 First Row, left to right: Crystal Davis, Del Bussiere, Judy D'Amour, Dorothy Coburn, Mrs. Maxim. Dianc Cote, Kathy Day, Jan Clark. Second Row: Maurice Bussiere, Ronald Campbell, Etta Craig, Donna Conant, Phyllis Clark, Linda Chase, Patti Daunis. Shar- Page on Chapman, John Collins. Third Row: Stephen Curtis, Steven Davis, Scott Davis, John Casey, Joseph Clark, Russell Clark, Richard Darling. Absent when picture was taken: Rita Castonguay. Ten i x ag i .Jag ff I HOME ROOM 8 First Row, left to right: Linda DiRenzo, Kim Gould, Sharon Gilpatric, Carol Foss, Peter Goodrich, Torn Goodwin. Dodge, Mr. Towle, Sandra Greaton, Carol Duguay. Raelene Third row, left to right: Peter Dingley, Eddie Garnier, Eddie Gowell, Linda Gagne. Gauthier. Dave Eretzian, Norm Grove, Howard Gary, Ralph Second Row. left to right: Robert Doucette, Ronald Douchette. Fletcher, Donald Gayton. Wayne Giguere, Tom DeLong. Emily Goldberg, Cheryl Dillingham, Carolyn Gayitt, Diane HOME ROOM 9 First Row, left to right: Thelma Houston, Janice Hall, Betsy Third Row: Douglass Greeley, Steve Holbrook,, Anthony Holmes Greene. Mrs, Whitten, Judy Hain, Laurene Guerin, Jean Hardy. Billy Harnden, Mike Hamilton, Glenn Huntley, Charles Hewett Second Row: Nancy Holt, Elaine Harlow, Kathleen Harkins. Billy Hunter. Kathleen Hunter, Nancy Hayes. Nancy Hathorne, Melanie Has- Absent when picture was taken: Ronnie Hebert. kell, Nancy Hewison. Page Eleven :fir rf va HQ' wi dl-rw 'V 'za HOME ROOM 10 First Row, left to right: Nancy Lang, Gloria Lachance, Gail Lachance Knowles, Mrs, Lapointe, Brenda Laverdiere, Nancy Hutchin- Third Row: Gary Lagrange, Gary Kline, Ronald Leighton, Tom son, Betty Jones. Kendall, Robie Leavitt, Chester Jones, Carroll Jipson, Mike Second Row: Cindy Lawrence, Sue Libby, Judy Izenstatt, Sue Johnson, Mike Lawler. James, Cheryl Leavitt. Jennifer Jones, Colleen Keith, Laura 3 f- . ., .Misa if O A Z ROOM 21 First Row. left to right: Billy McPhee, Ruth Major, Sharon Mar- golin, Mrs. White, Sandy Longton, Coreen McGuire, Brian Lowe. Second Row: Mark Marshall, Milly Mann, Bonnie McPhail, Ar- iana McGraw, Shelley Lockhead. Patti Marcus, Regina Little- field, Richard Mecervier, Third Row: Ted Libby, Mark Lumbard, Craig Lyons, Bruce Marshall, Danny Michaud, John Michael. Absent when picture was taken: Linda McWilliams, Page Twelve HOME ROOM Z2 First Row, left to right: B. Sinyc, S. Libby, A. Apsega, J. Trem- Mongeau. M1'. Maxcey, Beth Newton Maureen O'Brien. Patti O'Connel1. Second Row: Richard Morin. Steve Packard, John Orr, Bob Parker, Norman Nickerson. Dave Plummer, Greg Perkins, Dan is . ,QM Parker, Third Row: Harry Moulin. Neal Nason, Greg, Pray, John Mingo. Paul Naylor. Jeff Morton, Rod Paradis, Bruce Mortimer, Gary Pike. Absent when picture was taken: Carlene Pcrreault. HOME ROOBI 25 First Row, left to right: Alice Swift, Nancy Savignano, Karen Schlick, Sandra Samson, Mr. Ingersoll. Pain Setford, Shirley Saucier, Linda Sands. Second Row: John Sargent, Pat Rowe, Liz Prout, Mary Robinson, Barb Smyc, Nancy Shea, Ann Reigelman, Catherine Schoppc, Page Gordan Robards, David Randall. Third Row: Bob Swift, Jefferey Sawyer, Mike Rowe, Ronald Spencer, Stfphcn Reichel, Wayne Smith, Danny Sands, Ralph Raymond, Allcn Ross. Thirteen 1, A 4 , f-rf iw' . HODIE ROOM 26 First Row, left to right: Diane Veilleux, Ava Wiener, Nelda David Wilson, Richard Tinker. Tolinan, Judy Tremblay. Mrs, Ludwick, Terry Tukey, Vivian Third Row: Craig Tardiff. David Wood, Mark Woodward, Steve Zorn, Judith Tufts, Cynthia Tardif. Traynor, Brian Taylor, Jeff Trundy, Ronald Trepanier, John Second Row: Robert Veiilcux, Stephen Woodard, Claudia Water- Webber, Alvin Watson, Brian Welch, Dan Violette. man, Ruth Williams, Jo-Ann Wright, Susan Violette, Jan Absent when picture was taken: Barry Wright. Thompson, Shirley Taylor, Stephen Wardwell, Norman Turner. W , -so DRABIATIC GROUP First Row, left to right: Sandy Samson, Milly Mann, Terri Tukey. Betsy Greene, Sandi Longtin. h Judy Tremblay, Mrs, Whitten, Pam Buchanan, Kim Gould. Third Row: Ted Libby, Dave Plummer, Tom Kendall, Craig Diane Cote. Lyons, Scott Littlefield, Allen Ross, Mike Cohen, Peter Good- Second Row: Liz Prout. Bonnie McPhail. Geoffrey Morton, Shir- rich, Tom Goodwin, Ronald Leighton. ley Taylor, Nancy Hewison, Bruce Mortimer, Maureen O'Brien, Page Fourteen 1 1 social M, A M . X QM V X yy I I N Yxrxxk SX A X X , X X X N fini' LM Y RN A,. f X, wwx WN J, T ff QW f , ' ij, .uv W I X 'x X N' W P Jz ff Nix H Q5 V If yi M I, , ' . 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Q 4' N9 13- lt'x a man's worlcl, but 'he women do the wwk ff. Think or thwim home need a little help, I2 Wl1at'n so funny JJ- Abominable snowman strike: agaix SV. l'm just wasting away ' :-P ..', ' :::'::...: mx E ..,.,.. 'G V fri?-:I -1 , sa: lgfliffiii Q. t ' t:: ., b 5' lf , ,,,, ,'-- vin. J ,,,., if V- K .:,: , , r ' ' ,yy shea gon ie, MacCleans did in IZ Chewey chewey tootsie roll lasts A long time 22' Hob wen iv. B living? Mos! Musically Minded Shelley Lochhead - Dave Plummer Best Looking John Collin: - Sue James Shortest and Tallies! Donna Mongeau - Steve Trainer Page Eighteen 3 N S I I -Y , 4 lm? P QTF4' rg 4, R , . - ,e e e Best Dressed Ava Weiner - Scott Littlefield 5 So Most Flirtations Sandi Longtin-Bruce Marshall Most Talkalive Carlene Perreaull - Ralph R3Ym0nd I. Q , Cutest Smile Diane Cote - Ralph Fletcher fg 5. , 5 , r--1' ..-I:-P 'X z .w , Best Sportsmanship Ronnie Trepanier - Betsy Anderson C? S Most Likeable Kathy Day - Robbie Leavilt Class Clowns .lan Clark - Mark Lumbard 9, -,W xg f5j,,,gf f ., vw via. , .M , J 'Pe VSOf7fCZl ZU635 Most Versatile Patti Daunis - Bill McPhee Wittiest Tom Goodwin - Maureen O'Brien Class Brains . Most Mischievous Karen Schliclc - Ted Libby Judy Ham - steve Curtis Best Acton Judy Tremble - Peter Goodrich -Pe FSGf2f Z lfied Melanie Haskell - Allen Ross Page Twenty C277 l77GfG Best Personality Bill Hunter - Pam Buchanan Cutest Craig Lyons - Betsy Greene Most Athletic Sandi Sampon - Morris Bussiere Happy-Go-Lucky Alice Swift - Mark Woddward Moat Likely to Succeed Chuck Blatt - Nancy Hayes Page Twenty-one Most Active Patii Marcus - Chuck Hewett 'B E X X12 MMMW4 ' --.:.::::,A,, New ,. W e 2 M If Best Naturecl Kathy Harkins - Bruce Mortimer Must Courteoua Friendliest Sue Bradbury - Dave Bumham Donna Conant - Mike Cohen ' Best Dancers Kim Gould - Dave Eretzian Peppiesi Most School Spirit Del Bussiere - Tom Kendall Jan Th0mP30n ' D011 Caylvh Most Bashful Nancy Hutchinson - Norm Cove Page Twenty-two We the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-five, having fulfilled the required three years at Webster Junior High School, and being of sound minds do hereby allot to the seventh and eighth grade students of the same school, a high scholastic, social, and athletic standard to maintain. To the teachers we bequeath the following: Mrs. Parker: A gold library pass. Mrs. Maxim: A time machine which will enable her to visit Ivanhoe. Mr. Towle: Rubber ski poles for racing slalom. Mrs. Whitten: A one act, one scene, French tragedy. Mrs. LaPoint: A Roman Chariot for transportation to school. Mr, Andreozzi: A country which he can govern. Mr. Morris: A Raggedy-Anne to yell at. Mr. Marston: A toy box for all his toys. Mr. Maxcey: An olympic champion student fscientifically minded.J Mr. Ingersoll: A remote controlled colored television. Mrs. Ludwig: A Roman secretary who speaks perfect Latin. Miss Wright: 200 cans of air freshener in assorted fragrances. Mr. Plummer: An automatic field goal kicker. Mrs. Dyke: A seam ripper. Mrs. Gilbert: Teflon cookware fiust in casel. Mr. Lapham: Some simple bells to replace his buzzers. Mr. Markee: A board. To the administrative staff we leave: Mr. Jordan: A tape recorder for the notices. Mr. Meldrum: A couple dozen assistants. Mrs. Getchell: A pocket full of pencils. PEANUT GALLERY 1. Terry Tukey. 2. Allen Ross. 3, Betsy Greene. 4. Pam Buchanan. 5. Don Gayton. 6. Ralph Fletcher. 7. Kim Gould. 8. Tom Kendall. 9. Susan James. 10. John Collins. 11. David Eretzian. 12. Bruce Morti- mer. 13. Susan Bradbury. 14. Patti Marcus. 15. Jan Thompson. 16. David Plummer. 17. Patti Daunis. 18. Charles Hewett. 19. Sandy Samson. 20. Mark Woodward. 21, Melanie Haskell. 22. Robie Leavitt. 23. Nancy Savignano. 24. Nancy Hayes. Figure Smile Eyes Hair Teeth Nose Hands Complexion Attitude Neatness Physique Smile Eyes Hair Teeth Nose Courtesy Complexion Attitude Neatness Page Twenty-three IDEAL GIRL IDEAL BOY Kathy Harkins Diane Cote Cheryl Dillingham Patty O'Connel Pam Buchanan Betsy Greene Laurene Guerin Sue James Gail Knowles Nancy Hathorne Scott Littlefield Ralph Fletcher Chuck Hewitt Steve Wardwell John Collins Craig Lyons Mike Cohen Tom Kendall Don Gayton Dave Eretzian io cz ,grain ' EA g ff '?' fggzp ,., . 35' 3 'E ' - E WMM W., 1 ww, 3 I 1 ., .. sf yy Q I Mt J. M 'hmm A hw ,Q Au- 33351 my fs, i , f Y, HB Q .0 saw 5 S dw xy V 'X wi lx' , by 'f af if if 06 nf C Qndfffs W W f f :II Aqbl gf 1 2 AA A ,,' A1 , W ig, 622 ,, an n l ....-af Page Twenty-four ga . .. ,,,A .,., . :v,' 1 F' R uf: ,-.:. 'A N .A.,,. E W2 J? A 'Q ,:1:.: v ., W Q . -,::' Z ' ,f 'S' 8 , f 525 Q -M :,. . ,..,.. . ,L M L Lg ,Q no7!f267? ? gn g'fbfS 55 H ' 25232 w 5 -- --- -- V V THE VALENTINE DANCE On February 12, 1965, Webster School was the scene of the annual Valentine Dance and coronation. The theme was Queen of Hearts . The stage and auditorium were attractively dec- orated in an Alice in Wonderland scene. The arch which the Royal Court passed under was similarly decorated. Jan Thompson was crowned queen by Judy James, last year's queen. who also presented the staff of office to King Don Gayton. Kathy Allen was the crown bearer. Members of the court were: Sue Bradbury, Pam Buchanan, Patti Daunis, Kim Gould, Betsy Greene, Sue James, Chuck Blatt, John Collins, Dave Eretzian, Robie Leavitt, Bruce Mortimer, and Mark Woodward. The following students were members of the decorating committee: Nelda Tolman, Melanie Haskell, Bill Hunter, Bruce Mortimer, Donna Mongeau, Sue James, and Betsy Greene. Faculty advisors were Mrs. Dyke, Mr. Andre- ozzi, Mr. Meldrum, Miss Wright, Mrs. Lapointe, Mrs. Galle, Miss Filliettaz, and Mr. Lapham. The chaperones included Principal and Mrs. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Dyke, Lt. and Mrs. Galle and Mr. Meldrum. Music was provided by the Lloyd Rafnell or- chestra. Page Twenty-six THE GRAND MARCH Pa 9 Twentv-seven ASSEMBLIES This year, Webster has had many interesting assemblies. Among these were three plays put on by the dramatics group and two musical pro- grams by the chorus and band. The students from Walton entertained us with an operetta. We also had several special assemblies. One of these was A Journey into the Forest with Mr. Henry Briggs, a naturalist, relating a story of wildlife and showing pictures. The Stewart's Indian Concert, with Mr. Albert Stewart explaining Indian sign language, dances, and songs, was also a very interesting assembly. We enjoyed a program by Kenneth Goodman, one of the worldls great organists, presenting clas- sical, semiclassical, and popular music on the portable concert organ. Last of our assemblies was The Marvels of Biology presented by Dan Murphy. Not. only the lecture was interesting, but the demonstra- tions were fascinating. Page Twenty-eight activities Wg? T ti I f , X X ff it t v ' x 1 'i xx XX X X X 61 x X X- r i To T0vw7OLfwwQ , wwwmiwdfmwwgwwwv mimi HFJW H. STUDENT COUNCIL , First Row, left to right: Nancy Savignano, Donna Mongeau, Barbie James, Chuck Blatt, Sue James, Mr. Meldrum, Nancy Harriet Lewis, Sue Silfen, Sue Ademen, Debby Fishman, Mike Miles, Sid Rogers, Jeff Wilson, Tom DeLong, Scott Cummings. Hayes, Jan Thompson, Patti Marcus, Judy Davis. Third Row: Dave Plummer, Craig Lyons, Mike Cohen, Allen Second Row: Mona Murray, Debbie Wakefield, Gail Knowles, Diane Cote, Betsy Anderson, Martha Hewitt, Kathy Harkins. Officers and Their Campaign Managers Front Row: Sue James, secretary, Chuck Blatt, Pres., Jan Thompson, vice-pres., Nancy Hayes, treasurer. Second Row: Betsy Greene, Dave Plummer, Pam Buchanan, Patti Marcus. Page Ross, Mark Woodward, Barry Richardson, John Connell, Brian Bryant, Tom Goodwin, Bruce Hobart, David Ring. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year was made up of two representatives from each eighth and ninth grade homerooms and one representative from each seventh grade homeroom. The officers elected in October are: President - Charles Blatt Vice President - Janice Thompson Secretary - Sue James Treasurer - Nancy fHayes This year the Student Council took on activi- ties such as: a clean-up campaign on the school grounds, a victory dance after the Webster-vs- Walton game, the purchasing of a frame for the picture of the late President John F. Kennedy and they made guards for the bushes that the last year's Student Council planted. Chuck Blatt, Sue James, Nancy Hayes, and John Connell, along with Mr. Meldrum, attended the Western Maine Regional Convention at Wilton Academy in March. John, a seventh grader, ran for office but was defeated under tough competition. The Student Council also helped to sponsor the an- nual Valentines dance. T hirty SCIENCE CLUB First' Row, left to right: Kathy Abbott, Kathy Hughes, Linda Poirier, Helen Abbott, Martha Hewitt. Paula Marcus, Gary Milliken, James Small, Vergil Thompson, Gregory Stebbins. John Williams. Second Row: Susan Campbell, Paula Trask. Jolene Walker, Dawn Tuttle, Patty Sagner, Nancy Veiner, Pam Simpson, Ruby Sainpson, Carla Sidelinger, Daniel Campbell, Jack Coyne, Mr. B e . Third Row: Chester Bixby, Mike Miles, Phil Savignano, Ken Daigle, Geoffrey Wilson, Barry Lessard, Paul Douglass, Bobby Nichols. Robert Wood, Charles Hannigan. A.V.A. The Audio Visual Club, which was started in 1953, is made up of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade boys. During 1964 and 1965 over three hundred films and filmstrips were shown to various classes. The purpose of these films is to further the knowledge of Webster students and to give them a better understanding of things that could not be shown in the classrooms. The members of the club learn to operate the movie and filmstrip projectors, tape recorder, and rec- ord player. Mr. Bell was the A.V.A. advisor and the officers Were: President - Charles Hewett Vice-President-w William Hunter Secretary --- Betsy Greene Page Thirty-one Y-TEENS First Row, left to right: Gail Knowles. Jeanne LeChance, Don- Second Rowz Judy Ham, Shirley Saucicr, Crystal Davis, Sandy na Mongcau, Linda Direnzo, Barb Smyc, Patti Paiton, Del Samson. Pam Setford, Diane Gilpatric, Cindy Lawrence, Jan Bussiere, Sharon Mangeau. Clark. -'-M' HI-Y First Row, left to right: Chuck Blati. Steve Woodard, Robie Collins, Billy McPhee, Tom Isaacson, Bob Swift, Dave Eretzian. Leavitt, Mr. Marston, Dave Burnham, Ralph Fletcher, Billy Third Row: Ted Libby, Tom Kendall, Craig Lyons, Scott Little- Hunter, Don Gayton. field, Allen Ross, Mark Woodward. Tom Goodwin. Danny Second Row: John Maloney, Tom Platz, Steve Brooker, David Bates, Pete Sullivan. Collins, Kim Kendall, Barry Richardson, Mike Cohen, John Page Thirty-lwn -v-.J BOYS, GYM CLUB First Row, left to right: Richard Jordan, Lance Leavitt, Ken dall. Norm Baraby. Norm Nickerson, Ernest Abbott. Reedy, Mike Sprague, Larry Goldblatt, Tom Platz, Bill Hunt- Third Row: John Bourgault, Mark Woodward, Brian Welch, er, Dave Burnham. Norm Jutras, John Casey, Bruce Marshall, John Mingo, Robie Second Row, left to right: Raymond Harrington, John Hall, Bob Leavitt, Mike Cohen, Ralph Raymond, Maurice Bussiere, Jones, Steve Boulier. Bert Mercevier, Gene Pratt, David Ran- TUMBLING CLUB First Row, left to right: Gary Belanger, John Bermudez, Charles Seigcl. Jerry Tempesta, Bill Chaplin, Bob Gagnon. V Bullens, Rudi Danforth, Mr. Andreozzi. Tim Sniall, Richard Third Row: Anthony Holmes, Paul Greenleaf, Russ Hurd, Miko Nickerson, Steve Brooker, Ed Holmes. Lawler, Bob Doucette, Butch Craig, Irving Hall, Barton Kelsea Second Row: Ron Hiscock, Steve French, Paul LaRue, .Tay Absent when picture was taken: Douglas Greenleaf. Page Thirty-three , M ,arf . LT , ,fs K5 I f , V .gf ' 5 ..,t ,Xw Q QS ,xmj W 4 Q? ROD AND GUN First Row, left to right: Ron Pike, Mike Johnson, Don Gayton Mr. Marston, Dave Eretzian, Steve Holbrook, Ray Pelchat Freddie Burnham. Second Row: Lindy Sargent, Bob Parker, Steve Davis, Dan Weirs, Ricky Houcaton, Chester Jones, John Diringis, Dan Dumont Ricky Sawyer. Third Row: Dick Bragdon, Bill Harnden, Bruce Albiston, Mike Hamilton, Howard Gary, John Dillingham, Dave Wilson, Tom DeLong. Absent when picture was taken: Steve Reichel, Dave Coulombe, Ronald Roy. SHOP CLUB First Row, left to right: Steve Packard, Bob Moody, Terry Whary, Jack Bazinet, Glenn Pcrreault, Earl Osborne. Second Row: Dan Smaha, Steve Curtis, Tom O'Brien, John Collins, Tom Kendall. Abseni when picture was taken: Billy Brushwein, Robert Merrill, Page Thirty-four AUTOMOTIVE CLUB First Row, left to right: Robert Veilleux, Gary Sleeper, Joe Clark, Mr. Meldrum, Mike Murphy, Jeff Sawyer, Alvin Watson. Second Row: Ken Allen, Levi Bragdon, Greg Pray, Steve Tray- nor, Allan Atkins, Bernard Shaw, Ronald Doucette, Wayne Giguere. DEBATING CLUB First Row. left to right: Scott Cummings, Liz Prout, Judy Trem- blay, Mr. Ingersoll, Chuck Blatt, Allen Ross, Bonnie Mc- Phail, Larry Dudman. Second Row: Harley Hamilton, Chris Snell, Greg Driscoll, Nancy Bernard, Judy Hurwitz, Susan Silfen, Kathy Ferrence, Peter Goodrich, Ted Libby. Third Row: Richard Whitten, Michael Fields. CHARM CLUB First Row, left to right: Nancy Chesley, Lynn Beach, Kathy Roy, Mrs. Dyke, Miss Filliettaz, Sally Burgess, Penny Brown, Rita Castonguay. Second Row: Carol Schoppe, Linda Farrand, Mona Murray, Cathy Bailey, Ann Wing, Gloria LaChance, Belinda Desjardins, Shar- on Dodge, Betty Jones, Pam Strout. Third Row: Sue Brackett, Susan Bailey, Cathy Schoppe, Pam Setford, Carlene Perreaut, Sandy Sampson. Absent when picture was taken: Judy D'Amour, Jeanne McKen- ney, Cynthia Tardif, Linda Brushwein, Page Thirty-five , Y Y GIRLS' GYM CLUB First Row, left to right: Carol Duguay, Alice Swift, Karen sy Greene, Paula Connor, Kim Gould, Ruth Major, Miss Nyberg, Patty Miles, Louise Ferrand, Sandy Greaton, Barb Wright. Lever, Maureen Doyle. Third Row: Carol Duguay, Patti Marcus, Maureen O'Brien, Patty Second Row: Judy Tufts, Brenda Laverdier. Thelma Huston, Bet- O'Connc11, Sue Libby, Jan Thompson, Sharon Chapman. FIFTH PERIOD ACTIVITIES Something new at Webster! This year interest groups were formed to take the place of the fifth period guidance discussions. They Were organ- ized to stimulate different interests and to pro- vide an opportunity for open discussions, debates, demonstrations, and general enjoyment. The clubs met during the fifth period on Tuesdays. and study halls were provided for those who did not join a club. The organizations include the following: Rod and Gun Club Boys' Gym Club Girls' Gym Club Automotive Club Art Club Eighth and Ninth Grade Charm Club Debating Club Tumbling Club Seventh Grade Science Club Shop Club Page Thirty-six I' 4 LIBRARIANS RECEIVING CERTIFICATES First Row, left to right: Betsy Greene, Sue James, Sandra Grea- ton. Second Row: Patti Marcus, Nancy Hathorne, Barb Smyc, Nancy Hayes OFFICERS OF LIBRARY CLUB First Row, left to right: Nancy Hayes, Mrs. Ludwick, Barb James, Diane Cote. ART CLUB First Row, left to right: Sandy Spiller, Donna Snay, Jo-Ann Woodward, Mrs. Lapointe, Jolene Walker, Carol Hewison, Jean Hardy. Second Row: Nelda Tolman, Melanie Haskell, Jeanne O'Hara, Debbie Wakefield, Nancy Savignano, Linda Direnzo, Linda Barker. Third Row: Paul Houtari, Charles Albiston, Dana Ireland, Deb- bie Murphy, Sue Kelson, Gary Bell, Paul Hicks. Absent when picture was taken: Georgette Caldwell, Peter Barr, Page Thirty-seven AUBURN YOUTH ACTIVITIES COUNCIL The Webster Junior High School representa- tives of the Activities Council this year were Don- na Conant and Chuck Hewett. The purpose of the Council is to promote recreation for the youth of Auburn. They held dances and other pro- grams such as the Junior Olympics which helped out the Auburn Parks and Recreation Depart- ment. One of the Youth Activities Council's duties is to sponsor Student Government Day. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY Student Government Day is a project sponsored by the Auburn Youth Activities Council. Each year students from Edward Little, Webster, Wal- ton, and Sacred Heart elect representatives who, on a special day, take part in the management of the city. This year the students enjoyed a free dinner at the Phil-O-Mar and attended a regular council meeting. Representatives from Webster were Jan Thompson - Councilman from Ward 5g Sue James - City Auditorg and Chuck Blatt - Chief of Police. ---i- r fa .... , V . :::3 Q MAGAZINE DRIVE This year as every year the magazine drive was the major money making event at Webster. An assembly was held in which Mr. Robert Sprague, the representative for The Quality School Plan, briefed the student body on the pro- cedure to follow in order to make the drive a success. The proceeds from the campaign went into the school activity fund which helped to provide the necessary equipment for school ac- tivities. Prizes were awarded to the students de- pending on the amount of money they brought in, and the high salesmen were Tim Scammon, and Pam Buchanan. The students who served as managers were Sue James, Chuck Blatt, Cindy Carol, Tom Platz, Kelley Clark, and John Connell. Page Thirty-eight sports 7 ' X, 1 i A x V ,, ff We f X , f ff , , L, F - C111 - If df L 'f l X fl V f I N 4 Vw f ,ff X N f f ' H K X4 ' x,,4' 1 fy x. 4 , fx Z . ff , X. 'F n K X ' x ,X f A R Q X x 'w . xx X N R., W Q., I, Q N - Z, I XX Y: . Mffllll X f 4 ,Z -,,-Q First Row, left to right: Dave Eretzian, Wayne Smith, Steve Reichel, Maurice Bussiere, Donald Gayton, John Collins, Dave Burnham, Charles Hewitt, John Mingo, Harry Moulin, William Hunter and Ronald Trepanier. Second Row: Coach Phil Plummer, Assistant Manager Tom De- Long, Martin Finn, Ralph Raymond, Robbie Leavitt, Glenn Huntley, John Craig, Gary Sleeper, Barry Richardson, Paul Naylor, Ronnie Hiscock, William McFadden, Robert Parker, VARSITY FOOTBALL The Webster Junior High Varsity Football Team, coached by Mr. Plummer and Mr. Towle, had a creditable season this past year. They won one game, tied one, and lost three. The Web- ster-Walton Game, as usual the highlight of the season, was played before 2,500 enthusiastic fans and ended in a 6-6 tie. The season was marked with excellent sportsmanship if not with many Wins. THE SCORES: HOME VISITORS Webster 7 Rumford 13 Webster 6 Brunswick 7 Webster 17 Lisbon Falls 0 Webster 14 Lewiston 26 Webster 6 Walton 6 Steve Curtis, Jim McPhee, Arthur Gauthier, Russell Hurd, Manager Allen Ross, Assistant Manager Steve Woodard, and Assistant Coach Don Towle. Third Row: Jeff Hayes, Normand Berube, Ronald Spencer, Rich- ard Jordan, John Casey, Bruce Marshall, Bruce Albiston, Mike Cohen, Scott Davis, Steve Wardwell, Lance Leavitt, and Jerry Tempesta. 'X A MAJORETTES First row, left to right: B. Smyc, S. Libby, A. Apsega, J. Trem- bly Page Forty FRESHMEN BOYS' SKI TEAM First Row, left to right: S, Curtis, T. Goodwin L. Sargent, T. Kendall, M. Bussiere. Second Row: R. Leavitt, S. Davis, C. Hewett, J. Collins. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM First Row, left to right: R. Swift, C. Blatt, P. Naylor, D. Gayton, D. Burnham, B. McPhee. Second Row: R. Hurd, A. Gauthier, D. Eretzian, N. Gove, R. Tre- panier, J. Casey, M. Cohen, J, Michaels. FRESHBIAN GIRLS' SKI TEAM First Row, left to right: B. Green, B. Anderson. P. Daunis, N. Hayes, J. Thompson, K. Gould, L. Gagnon. FRTESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM During the past season, the Webster basketball team came into its own. A highlight of the sea- son Was a win over Rumford which gave Webster the honor of being the only team to do so. Fin- ishing With a spectacular record of 10 wins and 3 losses, the team gained a second place trophy for the school. Page Forty-one NlN'l'l-I GRADE VOLLEY BALL CHAMPS First Row, left to right: J. Michaels, J. Orr, D. Randall, P. Bornstein, S. Wardwell. Second Row: P. Naylor, B. Harnden, N. Turner. R. Trepanier. B. Marshall, D. Erctzian. BOYS' SOCCER TEAM First Row, left to right: G. Akerley, E. Garnier, S. Packard, B, Swift, R, Pelchat, L, Sargent. Second Row: J. Bermudez, E. Burnham. R. Jordan, G. Pike, R. Meservier, J. Hewey, B. Meservier, K. Daigle. Third Row: N. Nason, N. Gove, P. Goodrich, M. Rowe, M. Wen- dell, J. Wilson. EIGHTH GRADE VOLLEY BALL CHAMPS First Row, left to right: B. McFadden, T. Platz, S. Cummings, L. Golblatt, T. Isaacson, M. Fields. Second Row: K. Penney, D. DeWitt, B. Kelsea, B. Richardson. B. Chaplin, G. Worthing. J. Parker. Page FOI'ty'tVVO GIRLS' SKI TEAM l First Row, left to right: Louise Magno, Krista Cooper, Mona Murray, Betsy Edwards, Sharon Libby. Second Row: Kathy Abbott, .Toline Fournier, Jane Leavitt, Nancy Viener, Mr. Maxcey, Cindy Malo, Helen Abbott, Judy Davis. BOYS' SKI TEAM First Row. left to Goldblatt, Mike Platz Second Row: Kim Third Row: Mike Bourgault, Steve Beaulieu, Bill Chaplin, Gary Worthing, Jim Parker, Kip Penney, Philip Savignano. right: Barton Kelsea, Billy McFadden, Larry Sprague, Greg Lelanski, Tom Isaacson, Torn Kendall, Mark Barlow, Dave Collins. Duprey, John Maloney, Mark Brady, John Page F GIRLS' SKI TEAM First Row, left to right: Harriet Lewis, Louise Ferrand, Sue Chenard, Sue Buerhaus, Sue Adamen. Second Row: Paula Marcus, Carolyn Anderson, Brenda Alward. Cathy Ray, Karen Nyberg, Margo Anderson, Nancy Lebel. orty-three SEVENTH GRADE INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL EIGHTH AND NINTH GRADE INTRAMURAL First Row, left to right: E. Craig, G. Stebbins, W, Tinkham, M. First Row, loft to right: J. Bazinet, M. Lawler, G. Belanger Barlow. Second Rom: G. Sleeper, J. Mingo, J. Segal, Second Row: J. Hull, J. Bougeault, R. Jordan, J. Downing. CHEERLEADERS First Row, left to right: D. Bussiere, G. Gagnon, S. James, B, Greene, N. Hayes, J. Thompson, S. Adamen. Page Forty-four GIRLS' BASKETBALL GRADE 9 Front Row, left to right: Maureen O'Brien, Sue James, Carlene Perreault. Second Row: Betsy Greene, Sharon Chapman, Sandra Samson, Patty Paiton, Laurene Guerin. 7TH -GRADE DECK TENNIS The seventh grade girls played a number of successful games this year. Captains of the teams and the team scores are as follows: Team Captains Team Records Kathy Mingo lChampsb Won - 7 Lost - 2 Jennifer Goff Won - 4 Lost - 4 Paula Trask Won - 6 Lost - 3 Georgeitta Caldwell Won - 2 Lost - 6 Dorothy French Won - 2 Lost - 6 .1 ' W A K f 8TH GRADE VOLLEY BALL The eighth grade girls competed in a series of volley ball games. Captains of the participating teams were: Karen Nyberg, Mona Murray, Mar- ian Sedgeley, and Krista Cooper. The results showed Gail Gagnon's team the winner with no losses. The runner up was Karen Nyberg's team, While Mona Murray finished third. Page Forty-five LIST OF SPONSORS We Wish to express our sincere gratitude to the sponsors for their support of our yearbook. A Friend A Friend Anderson 8: Briggs Auburn Novelty Company Auburn Savings Bank - Home of School Savings Barnstone - Osgood Jewelers 50 Lisbon St., Lewiston Bates Manufacturing Company Berry Paper Company, 49 Lisbon St., Lewiston B. Peck Company Carroll's Music Center, 52 Court St., Auburn Carter Milling Co., 174 Main St., Auburn Chick-a-dee, Auburn-Turner line Compliment of a Friend Compliment of a Friend Cook's Service Station Dave's IGA - At the Top of Goff Hill Dun1ap's Insurance Agency, 31 Court St., Auburn Eith's Bakery F1ander's, 62 Court St., Auburn GoWell's Variety Store, 121 Hampshire St., Auburn fxfxfxfxfx Herb's Variety, 381 Court St., Auburn L8zA Awning Co., 27 Turner St., Auburn Lamey-Wellehan Macomber's Dairy, Your School Milk Dealer, 807 Minot Ave., Auburn Masselli Bros. - Wholesale Fruit 8a Produce 784-6491, 784-6492 Mr. and Mrs. Deane Woodward Packard's Pharmacy, 68 Court St., Auburn Palardy's Hairstyling, 50 Court St., Auburn Parker, C. V., Jr. - King Cole Potato Chips Parker, C. V., Sr. - Barber by appointment 135 Gamage Ave., Auburn Patti and Paula's father Perryville Drugstore, 178 Turner St., Auburn Roak the Florist, 245 Center St., Auburn Smith's Grocery Store, 190 Lake St., Auburn S. S. 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