.v I 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 . . , v- 5 . ,A 3 5 yt. QQ. 5 1 , 1. 1 .. 1 ,. 1 1 1 .M ,, , , , AH nm. - -f H- f ' ' ' - ' 1.1 nf w 4 M: ,. . VT 'E .:,.-.X .15 : Y., iii V K, , . , , h -M3 's ,.,.g, ,L 11.11 93? ,Q .val x 1 vm. rg v- r ' .V. VK ' i wh -,, 'f 411.55 . 1 1-bf: xz Q , , '54 , 1 x, J' x '-5' ' .4144 lf.',' X, . 1 1 -' . . gy ,YN U M W ix Presented BY THE CLASS OF 1957 Edited by the YEARBOOK STAFF OF WELLS HIGH SCHOOL Wells, Maine There is no royal road to KNOWLEDGE for the only way to SCHOLARSHIP is rugged and steep. Real EDUCATION demands patient, determined, unremitting effort and All hopes of CULTURE must be based on hard work. E29 ?IardWork In F aceOf Rough 3rea.ks Brought Wells Title WELLS, June 7 - A new state record was created last. .aturday when Norm Ho1der's Wells High track team tal- led 5225 points to annex its ninth straight clara? title. With only a few holdovers emy in the Y0fk.iSJHty H1 rom last year's champs left fter a severe polio epidemic had .epleted the squad, hard work y Holder and his squad made he feat possible. Wells' record s even more remarkable when Q is considered that the school. icks the track and other eii and battled DfQYgI. Clas' uuiuui ami llltul'Illf1CllHl-P DHLOIT tests to pick up len points. In the climactic senior relay, Jack Littlefield, Dave Hnlcliinson, Jim Crltickshank and Mert Matthews combined for the meet clineher. Wells '76, Thornton 74 Shot P'll --1, Stone llf'tl. 2. Panw-. lfalif-xi lT.l'I 3, Cook vWl 1'Ji3vkiiiC,-3 42 llI BH in. Jfl-':..rri .l'::.:nr Drh- l, P:-ttf-y IVVIZ 2. Blrvfcll itll. 3. Rand:-ll twi, Time -tl sec. 10--.'.arvl Lon' ll'll'l'llf'S -- l. Buchinrl. and llAl 2. listen IXVI: 3, Kpnnifgy 'TAI Time' 4 .rc 'raid Senior in-.li--l. l nnvf-it-nl-is state titlist to N wire in ,I pi, wi..t:iims lVYl.3.DLil1Ols fruit. annual suburl Q.Iieague n UJOUI 005- II ,,,i,I,,,r,. IiI iiII,,imi..I As result o So,ir perforr ,seas 15017 flgb or It. swim- -wi in the state e9 It Bobby ' 1 01113. -4035! -saloon ii,,.,i,,.... Nelson BrrC-9' Stan Weel Q12 CJ . Chi I' 5 'U' 12 C1 ' 0 O50 1 f 6 flip been received by Marga Wildes of this town, that. had the higlhest score in written examination on hor making' knowledec and attituc given Senior Girls. Her papers will bc ente: in competition to name ' states candidate for .the ti of All-American Homemaker Tomorrow, and will also considered for the runner- award in the state. For l achievement she will receive award pin. The national winner will lialncrl on May 2. at the Arne can Table banquet. in New Yi fur. been sele as membe' 101 1 0 S6 ' E1 - ' , ,Maine 5 QQ' af the uf pa ,Ipod 10122119411 Idllaj lfulkyay 2110 II e ,.'0UIlQ woman wl'1oIw New iq -S' fo inlet. Domgul Vacc 956' 051011 U IHCA- I alto. Nfllf award Wm 'QAFIIQVCI to be 6 Isio- 4: Bowdoin u- -gen aiu 6 icieooiacilities of i 'CIIII in this Q E? ,gg II Alhl I IMI IMC es! CHIC 'W Q65 -ii: Qgzxgxiit, in fe co- fb ,lson's record lo 9-4I ,mi us 'Big NWA Coe 1 lcd air' is N ga :mint l'l5SlItlllL' Wells NN? avg'9'Ci5cf3 Muon Acad-wQ Q-S 4'Ib',oplnen toniuht. 84 to Q.-irih IX 10' -------------M L O Southern York Cruivicv, lPll st'XlCl lf' up i ' . 11 L . ' '21 00 ,yi I lg, 210 If I Gt I . .D . I . dlifhblolz fllzf-jolbyll' '76 of fs 6 c'Mke'f'f1 - Jpciall Old h 6IfJ1IfI -. I ,ig in P lg od Igg I ' -' . . l - v .i III ,V bIISI e.i,Ii,IIIIO1-UI ,3 45, P OIHII , In UCP 555.9 'Nl ,, .fy 11, !'viQfi'131,4 1 ,-A Org , UCI 3651 Ui J qt 'ft Exp d iran il,.f.lilh La. f ,, ',, ,- 4 I I r . - -9 I '11 1, lull llflllllri for Eliot. Cnl.li-Til,-'lfQ '..,g,.r. ,Q U5-' Q' H. Otuioqal lo mi- Wells, Q f1l.fYuff' .iff 3 iv ?' fx f' lgllllfl 'mr . 1 i If -A ., f ll, l.wni '. lil--i-inn 11. if 1,01 fi3 f-I' Jlpali W 'N9CtxYY3 .f UU mfll' llim- D? 67-' illlllllfi Wells' recorcl 'ii ...ison recovcrnifi for QS. '- iclcrs, On the opcninr: SDS, IGS if th ' QU :i-,7 l Barnett. had ll lnasketri' . U Wi. 11 lf .,- cz 4 I- f. I II lIlllZIIlIJlJX . VJm,,lI:vIfyi '-jI?l13D15 77 5 5 hxxl HIVJUII ceful trac c second period, Mr .N QI . 'ren foul shots for 1Q11fJl'nIri- 1. t..I..f.--H . flllwi' . .,.,7, m0 1 Li, ff-fi. Sprints MOM. through tackle L -iq O 5,02lllllllilLC5 Bill Glidden 'infll Q - 1 ' 'Kb . . A ,' hmdmh up' HG also a' SZ' C? N Leavitt add l nine an II I I. I .I. ,XI .NI G.. ' Cf I 0lllqlSlO1l by diving O IF, gi mi imgiicig i,i,Si,,,Cii,.,.ii. :HRK , H QY-'Q' Q' Meri. lllattllicxrs, R.VCllh'.tll.l?lI'Cl flf lticl Dus' S IST' C9 l ' ., ' I . ' pcorccl lil. la,C-PQI, LQ, 'Chou' S' 8 '-C' Coach Holi l'erlialn's lfllioj M, rf- fs' reef hi Wt- j1 fb, 9kv it 'Q 5.56 Wells Romps 48-19 rinI ol. ,5-ip -U' 71? 'fs qi ic threat. A190 H, O drive ' ' ...ti-C Wm. f f,,ijf2 Wars Q.-.s,Pas Worth Berwick fma18.rH1'- fly, 'Wig 671107 r 01, 'f?.W1CK.Jan.22-- Jy the 52 44. Of' 1. Qs, 'nfl aj' 'fball team won Miclwa .Q 04.0 filly? 07,7 logi, -q decision Wells tt, sv. 't'e,.,,'i1fQ 70 0, -ht, cut. after a Kc. 5 '49, thi.. -1,5 '- all ' sy? Q ieiy stalled. and t. -19. so raft... 'S f0I Hx,I'?0,iV PQ. iw.- FCOl'C. Don Broun and M er, Mathews alternated in l'Lil'11Xlll! lo the 15, where lvlaitlicns hit Dave Hutchinson with a touch- down pass. Mathews rushed the :Xtra point, VIN WILLS RI-2 T ITRNED Matliews' kickoff 25 yards. to the Bunkics' 35. Wills then faded and passed to Dusscault on tlic Wells 330. Jack raced to 1 touchdown, aided by a kcy block by Dick Graham. A Kcnnebunk furnblc. recov- l I 1., I 5? ?6I flpk fnII,I70j II lx. Ui, 1720 1119 PHS for a li.. 0 5 If sri. 31 Matthews ai., OIJI - 1126? bourne of the visa inua. solved the maneuver, .attliews had 17 points, Chadbourne 14. Dick Chapin lcd Berwick Winn 6. Wells' girls defeated the North' Berwick sextette, 56-29, in the tulc l 'li 1:,l-rwlznln 4. ::..t.1ifirll-n 'J. ll rlls 1.'.lii i-1.-...,.....:., .i. ...U ir. v.. ..1.u..l.i. Wells Cagers Whip o. Berwick, 69-34 its attack fzoine in the third pe- .riorl tonight and rolled to its thirrl basketball victory in four starts with a 69-34 decision over sigf 4 If7.iI 'ff'f,j',tssroom, ru ni ., 9 3: .Pboii QI ,ngth and ta criii i ii. 'fkher room . Va.f': Qencls ni thc Chevcr r-nl . ' .9 Q Qtggr U53 nf at is.. o Well? 153' lhevcrus 61 Si ot. J' rovh V5 1 iliivcliiiisnn twin 2.Abc 5 is rflvnes Wi, Distance: 'S wants, Dec. 14 .... Wells will, .1 ii, 130-Y..l9'l5I 'I si Dash -l. Dunlris: .Clz Fi, Ip i: Li. Violcite lCl.Tin .2 ser. -' 510-'ini Q 'g 97 htlmre Du-li.-l, Erin Vt: 2. 92 -6'l- 3. Matthews all Time: -l Z - r i 30-YaIr Sew' bash--T Litton fl. North Berwick in the Sot1litei'n.fi'1'ggk11lS 'WQ C0 m 'U' TW York County League Lltl-Ylird Lou: 5 iles-I. Brown will ClPll'k Cllzldl'JOlll'11CD 'orl iiii?IICSrJ1ller tlvvgvg 7I.2ing tCr. Time: 4 lfl points for the ' 0 ' Ho-var-fi were rflles--l. M, xi. . . . ,. .i .11 v . . .i giiaipd .rvbouiidiiig ru . .f 5 cats ICI- .. Ran' l3jll Miller as WGD R I IOH I militia nunip-sip to-.I I p Doinis in the iIi,iii.I I I S !. I-gg-Al tvtf. Fimc. 1. 14 at in , 605157. 'Jim ll .linings had .nine Polmv- -... . .mill ,-D Cm. I ffl, i a losing' cause. ppp!! Goodale scored 23 lyof J' I. 'ling Wells girls to Fl fir if North Berwick ' 1. 011 fl Ellis ii. I 79 The stin..4CgZ 350 We' ill ' do ' 5 2 lililc. UIJ- . rl. Chad :i:i1lCl.l, allcmlclfiii Rot. livrrinllq rg' Dash--1. llal al.l'l L' ...town I5 Ol, Aflkillli 4V Tmif: 'll :-ec A 300-Yarrl Sfnior 22 -l. Nl. N: ilu-ws :Wig 1'. Ram: ga - W'. Cl. Hutt inf-nn tw' 'l'rme: 412 5 ,,. . ' Rn -. 1' r P' ' 12. Jamles 'lille n l iN a L J . I QW -: 3, McDonough fo Time: 4251 Hieh Jump-l Su 4Cl: 2. flgeiwef-.-Icoyne itil an. Uvfi 'Wl. H-:ici opener. Janet Goodale had 20 't QI, K Slflfln .- ' ,il1l1 1' 4 '?l is ri. 4111. v A Doints. Cathy Stievt and Janet X 5l.lT4'zliH' D' lb' M MM' In'm'med'm 600'Y A 7 ' 1' H smith 12 Cahn for the wlnne' QI 'fwlf 2. Bi-own tWis 22, Diller W . , , I I I I 'I'ime:I1t34.9. I O4 I ered uf mlf' my Wells,Isct Caioie Royai had ii fm :BI Q rt.IIIc.11IiIiwi3IIiIIIi3i. IV?-I.ii9Ir IsIoIriiiIIIirtiCizIi.i 3 2, the stage 'mners final North Berwick iassies S .n:.3 til. .I-img.. 2g31A6,' 5 N- score. Aft picked 1nJ'w.-iisusi X, i.ooo.yarc nmg..-, .1-,.. ell fl ' - l f . - . -vi 11 - L 7 17 40 'mo Jniniesoiz ilwj .,. Lit '21 '. Tlrl broke G' Q' f s - . llle ClGBl' tll 'le to l'B.f'fZl151. Ramsdell: rn. Hynes 2. ' eau and Couture. IIJuni1r -1' UIHW3 -,J ,'.'l'H ,' iw cb' Yioleite Lovhrtt. Ctiiimrgl l 40 yards to ' 'Ley' Paullfnrth Berwick Hill Q0 Q Q , liiiern1f:liav.e,'Relax'--li' 5Z2'31'0' Abffildforh H ew1f1e'l.sf..et1.i:a Q N ' are if at ufhvxi-SU IQFSD m iD.iiiiiQi Fence IIS Llitleiielrl' Q Q Q 4: S Cllxkilllllflfl EZ'u'lf'...I13Qll. Matti.-,ws'r. Til -- l . . V ' werIg re. it ci - s Q 3103 7, ' . II Evangeline Tilt serzioi i Wgflmd Smeg' N Q . II it Wells High S DITCH .Nogflifalsllylgliiaii. Nadeanl 5' y elected for t.he L 'fiti i' . ' I . . mshin Award . IIiIE2It5.1SmsgiigC I IKENNEBUNK, Nov. 3-Wells Ladderbush intercepted a W I - II ' f I I' t Mike PrmC'i5,hik0,.iHigl1 completed its most suc-'pass to end this threat. I MISS Tilton. who 'll Cfuflma Stl Ii b dd 305 Icessful football season in recenti Mathews, Hutchinson 2 n home economics, Q lf'u?',' 1111. ledbio bps T39 had-years by downing undermanned Brown stood out for the victt 'eer in fashion nit gp Wifi SC 101 H51 H mI I Ii Kennebunk Hieh 26-7, here this Wills, O'Blenis and the D rhen S119 2l'?C'1i1HlfC5.11 mixl'l1alg1a0fgIfifgIII2W0g Cpvfifdegii, afternoon. Wells wound up with scault brothers played well iobbies mc uce esli 011 ' 0 C -' a 3-3 record. the locals. ii-e55m3kinQ 5 iq 9 t c li Mert 'Mathews and Larry Pettey Meri M a L ii C W S and .I . . 0 . I . . . W Wells rolled up .56 yards .eel-.i we-'ii .until t11s.rc1.ar action. 6116 -.1 1 - -- f I I Mile Rim-iI Iiimimn iwii QI Wai., BroIwnI paced the Raiidinasanford .showedmakixie 15 fnst dow Soe is a member of th Q vim. 3. eoqiimy fra.. Tune s:oIi.2. their first win over the Rr eepei. ' Dee, wejjqlneq 142 yal imc Bapuffl Chuwh- Si 'llljsylrrlarams?nhlliaLfivllvni.-Bflbtiitly. 1000115 N99-1'S. get molhfln :ng D157 Digg? P195 he choir. is a inernber i 'rlmez i:31.4, . i O th f -iii i. Out Ie Xbe Veg lhgllls. - - . . ll-yard Senior R.un-.l.1-lutchinsou H C Om p fly We 17 Po, 00111 Cfed b eye 321DUSU 'XOUU1 Gl0UiJHUdPl Q 3. ni-...tu frm: 3. wal-ren frat game. Don Brown, sp1'u...,e1f. 'Han pfftlgj Ut U I . 1 i ,i , ,..,-fi CY 1 011 Ihayennrh IH! bCUO0 tear. 161- i-i,ifi.'ci-'Riiii-,iI Fame, ,MH 2, the clear by Mert Mathew. ,I 11 3 d fro . kim She is active in the on twn 3. Hayes twi. TllTlE1i block. threadneeclled 45 yards fIil,'l'ii'im Ual thmilh ggi :-,...4.. f...-...nv +...-.nn .t-.fi I ,. .... .. - . .. .. ... I fn fa'l'lv 'Tha atrnmnt tn vnmh f:..,.v. . JS 'f't.n,.i THE SENIOR CLASS Dedicates This ABENAKI to Norman Hobart Our friend and fellow classmate, who embarked with us on the journey through high school, who met all the challenges of educa- tion, and who now is meeting an even greater challenge with the courage and patience which we know are characteristic of him. Superintemling School Committee Mr. Roy Stevens, Mrs. Maxine Miller, Superintendent Melville lohnson, Mr. Forrest Chase. MR. NORMAN HOLDER Springfield College B, S. , Boston University Ed. M. 'That tower of strength which stood four-square to all the winds that blew. Mr. Holder is Wells High's tower of strength for faculty and student body alike--a dedicated teacher, an enthusiastic track coach, and a principal par excellence. Because his many duties tie him closely to Wells, we give him this book of world maps so that he may at least do a little armchair travel- ing. MISS ETHEL WEYMOUTH Bates College A. B. , Cornell M. S. And still they gaz'd and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all she knew. To Miss Weymouth, without whose endless patience and Yan- kee wit, chemistry, trigonometry, physics and algebra would have been even more difficult, we present this eight-day week, in the hope that she finally may 'catch up. if A Small GW From the Seniors fs'A'55'x fx' 'MU hg::l!f , 'y Y A L. ,, 27 un , ki ll 1 'l llllill 1 Y!'Q' 'Q will MISS MARIE HATCH Radcliffe College A. B. , Gray's Portland Business College How doth the busy little bee. It hardly seems possible that one person can do so much work. Miss Hatch is typist, calculator, bookkeeper, mimeograph operator, secretary--and the capable head of the commercial department, yet her pleasant and friendly disposition is never ruffled. Because we know she could use them, here is an- other pair of hands for her. I' f V - ,f A 5 v ........ k 'O v- ,,, L X r . . , Q ,,. .-.-- nl MR. DANIEL CHICK Rutgers University A. B. , Gorham Normal School and Wentworth Institute Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. To Mr. Chick, whose man-sized job is to make fine crafts- men out of ten-thumbed freshmen, we present this capacious addition to Wells High to provide for him the additional shop room, the need for which he frequently mentions. 4 MR. GEORGE LANGILLE Springfield College B. P. E. 'Time is the stream I go a-fishing in. Mr. Langille's stentorian voice keeps our numerous freshmen well in hand, and his skill and patience as a driving teacher need ho comment. He had a fine girls' basketball team this year. To give him pleasure in his favorite pastime, we leave him this fine new fishing rod, complete with fish. Hair e nw I MRS. DOROTHY GREEN Bates College A. B. 'And gladly would she learn and gladly teach. A large vocabulary and a love of languages distinguish Mrs. Green. Nothing would make her happier than to infect some- one else with her enthusiasm for learning. She is a staunch supporter of our athletic teams and the harassed shepherd of the senior flock. We leave her this bottle of hair dye in compensation for all the gray hairs we have caused her. to Each Faculty Member, in Return or MR. NORMAN RAND Dartmouth College A. B. He is an observer and he looks quite through the deeds of men. f Rails Y Mr. Rand was our dependable guide throughout the maze of ST-H-Dium Q Junior English and Hamlet, and the coach of both our class 5-2.11 ' plays. In return for the time and effort spent for us, we pres- sent him with this fine new stadium to honor his outstanding 1 ' work with the football team. Pl K- ..- MR. JAMES BEAUDRY University of Maine A. B. 5 Ed. M. A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows. To Mr. Beaudry, whose good humor, composure, and patience have contributed so much to the school year, the seniors ex- press regret that they missed the opportunity to be in his social 1 1 A studies classes. In the hope that he will be here to call to- -Rf ff gether another basketball team next year, we present him with this shrill new whistle. MRS. BERNETTE TRAFTON Nasson College The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. To produce happy, healthy, well-dressed homemakers is Mrs. Trafton's aim and she teaches the girls to ply a deft needle and spoon. Her wise guidance is an asset to the Stu- ' A dent Council. Because so many people borrow from the Home rw,1gA Economics room and do not return the borrowed articles, we Xfffffi leave Mrs. Trafton this fine basket, so that she may, each Lt'-1-fj73fg'J morning, make the rounds of the school, gathering in the ' strays. MR. JAMES ROUVALIS i University of Maine B. S. None but himself can be his parallel. To Mr. Rouvalis, our master of biology, bacteria, and bacilli, we present a special high-powered microscope so that he may be able to search out some of the hidden--well hidden-- abilities of his science students, thus making his future years of teaching even more pleasant and fruitful than this one has been. .uf if the Many Hours Spent in Our Behav: We may live without friends, We may live without books: But civilized man cannot live without cooks MRS. MARION STANSFIELD MRS. IENNIE SINCLAIR 'F Our School nurse, MRS, MILLER, supervises MA' Pinky's polio shot. J 'fy Q Art Class Director, MRS, ELLEN MACKAY PRESCOTT, Massachusetts School of Art, B. S. in Art Education, Boston University. L I Honest labor bears a lovely face. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN and LUKE CYR W e Also Greet These, Our Friends. if fix When Time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too, The mem'ry of the past will stay, And half our joys renew. What Makes a Wells High Senior? PAUL GILBERT ABENDROTH A laugh is worth a thousand groans. Our Paul may not be Bunyon, but he's a pretty big boy just the same. He always lends a certain weight to any class activity. Paul makes a wonderful defense on the football field. Maybe that'is due to the cheering of a certain sophomore. Band 1, 2, 3,43 Track 4g Football 43 Junior Play 3. MARLOW EDWARD ADAMS Men of few words are the best of men. Humphrey is the name. lf you want a good stage manager, just ask for Marlow. He's a jolly, good-natured classmate who pulls his weight in class activities. Cars are his first and greatest love. If it has wheels, Marlow is interested. Yearbook Staff 4: Stage Manager 3,4. GLADYS ELIZABETH ALLEN Here is a dear and true industrious friend. Anyone want candy? Just ask Betty. She can always be seen with the candy or counting the candy money. Sweets with the sweet, we say. Betty is pretty handy at the typewriter, too. It looks as if Betty is the only one in our class whose ambition it is to be a nurse. Imagine how lucky her patients will be! Want to make a bet that she marries a doctor? Glee Club 1,2, 3,4g Operetta 1: Junior Play 35 Usherette 33 Librarian 43 Fresh- man Reception Committee 3g Cafeteria Worker 3, Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Candy Sales 4: Senior Play 4. LLOYD EDWIN ALLEN It is far safer to say too little than too much. Lloyd is one of the few quiet members of our class: in fact, he was voted the quietest. He never says more than is necessary. We think Lloyd should take up salesmanship for a career, judging by the outstanding job he did sell- ing Christmas cards for the class, not to mention the ice-cold tonic at the basketball games. Secretary 25 Tonic Salesman 4. Take a Green Freshman, in the Fallg BEVERLY ANN BOYD A light heart lives long. If that is so, Bev will live to be a hundred at least. She is our very capable cafeteria worker who may some day open her own cafeteria in North Berwick, where she has many interests. A person can't have any secrets, can she, Bev? To Beverly goes the distinction of having the loudest giggle in the class. A considerable part of Bev's time this year has been taken up in being Miss Weymouth's Man Friday in the library. Glee Club lg Softball lg Librarian Staff 3,4g Cafeteria 1, 45 Chess Club 3: Year book Staff 4. SANDRA JEAN BROWN You come late: yet you come. If you ever attend a school function, whether it's a regular session or a game, you are sure to see the late Miss Brown strolling in. Of course, that gives us all a chance to appreciate the fact that she was voted the best dressed girl in the class. A truer and kinder hearted person never lived, and she can always be depended on to play her best on the basketball court. Here's luck to you, Sandy. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta lg Softball 3, Basketball 2, 3,45 Junior Play 33 Usherette 3, Yearbook Staff 4: Freshman Reception Committee 3. RUSSELL WILLIAM CARRUTH My heart is true as steel. Whenever we need a helper, Russell's always ready. He did a fine job handling the tonic at the basketball games this year. Did someone say a cake was needed? Russell can supply one for any occasion--and a mouth-watering one too, Perhaps Russell should join his pal, Lloyd, in a saleman's career, for he sold Christmas cards like the proverbial hot cakes. Tonic Salesman 4g Yearbook Staff 4. DANIEL ARTHUR COOK 'Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. lf you ever want to find Danny, never look for him in his seat, for that would be the last place to find him. You might find him at the drinking foun- tain, reading the sports pages in the library, or just plain socializing in the corridors. That is where he has put in the practice that won him his class superlative of 'the biggest flirt. fWas that the biggest in tonnage or in vol- tage?J Danny has used his powerful physique to such effect on the football field that he was given honorable mention as center on the ALL-STATE TEAM. Of course, Danny's middle name should be Procrastinate, but his good humor and friendliness can make even the teachers sometimes forget that. Track 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Try Him With Initiation, WARREN GAYLAND COUSINS It's the steady and quiet ones who win in the long run. If the above quotation is true, Warren is due for a great victory in the future Quiet, he surely is--just nosed out of first place in the class vote. At times though, he can be a nuisance to his neighbor in homeroom. He's quite a tease. Warren is often seen riding around in his DeSoto with a certain junior miss. ARLINE JOYCE EPPICH A hard worker comes out on top. The class evidently believes this, for they voted Joyce the girl most likely to succeed. Joyce can handle the most involved tasks carefully and surely. Her two years as class treasurer and this past year as business manager of the year- book have certainly shown that. Whenever a senior has wanted help with his work, the cry is Ask Joyce, and Joyce always comes to the rescue. Semper paratus is her motto in school work, class activities and in any kind of fun-- even trips to Florida. Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Qperetta 1: Junior Play 35 Usherette 35 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Librarian 2, 3,45 Art Class 35 Freshman Reception Com- mittee 35 Abenaki Business Manager 4. ALFRED LEO GAGNON 'Aim high and hold your aim. Freddy has been our faithful vice president for two years and was voted as the boy most likely to succeed. ln spite of his business experience in handling the senior store this year, Freddy is still sticking to his first love--agriculture. His favorite sport is football, and his favorite girl--well, perhaps some con- clusion might be drawn from his frequent trips to Moody. Yearbook Staff 45 Track 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Operetta 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball Manager 35 Vice President 3, 45 Freshman Recep- tion Committee 3. JANET LOUISE GOODALE Good -natured people gain many friends. Janet is that cute forward who racks up all the points on the basketball court. ln addition, her good ranks helped her to be voted the best all around' girl. She is a loyal worker for the class and a friend to all. Janet can often be seen walking the corridor with a certain Babe -Y. If she carries through her present ambition to be a teacher, the profession will certainly be benefited thereby. Basketball 2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Softball 1, 2, 35 Band 1,2,3, 45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Choraliers 2, 35 Operetta 15 Class President 2,3, Secretary 15 Usherette 35 Freshman Reception Committee 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Chess Club 35 Yearbook staff 3, 45 Abenaki Editor 45 Student Council 2, 3, Treasurer 3. Expose Him for Four Years to the HERBERT RALPH HILL 'A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Ralph is a busy little guy. It's not always school work, but he certainly keeps himself occupied. Many people think that he must spend all his time thinking up just the right remark to make when the occasion arises. On the cross country course he's known as the little man with the big wind, and he is a threat on the basketball floor. His side burns, his hair cut for lack of itj and his boneshaking style of dancing have made him known county-wide as Elvis. Glee Club 1, 2: Track 1,2,3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 4g Football 1, 2,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Chess Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4. DAVID EARLE HUTCHINSON Tall, dark, and handsome. 'Best looking' and 'Best dressed'--that's what the class voted David. A look at the library cards also shows him to be the class's most omnivorous reader. Dave was a good Scrambler on the football field, and four years of basketball have made his name and face well known throughout our league. Glee Club 1,2g Track 3,45 Cross Country 1,4g Baseball 3,4g Football 3, 4: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Usher 3: Yearbook Staff 3,41 Student Coun- cil President 4: Senior Play 4. ALFRED PHILIP HYNES What would I do without a woman? Pinky is that good-natured fellow who is usually seen chasing after the girls fwho don't seem to run very fastl. I-le captured three votes in the class super- latives--'Best natured, Best dancer and 'Best all-round personality. He's a terror on the football field and the basketball court, and cracks a mean gavel as our senior class president. With his likeable personality Pinky should go far in his chosen field. Glee Club 1,2, 3, 45 Track 45 Baseball 3,4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Play 33 Yearbook Staff 3,4g Student Council 3.4: Class President 4, Master of Ceremonies 3: Chess Club 35 Class Marshal 3: Operetta 1: Senior Play4 PHILIP CURTIS IAMIESON 'Be a live wire: not a dead weight. Phil, our class comedian, is that energetic boy who can be seen almost anywhere but where he should be. If you hear a loud bang or a crash, you can be sure that Phil is near. No wonder he was voted the 'noisiest boy' in the class. The class certainly wouldn't be the same without him, nor would the cross country, track, or football teams. Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Cross country 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4g Year- book Staff 4. Constant Cornpanionshzp of His Friends, JOHN HENRY LADDERBUSH For Satan finds some mischief still for idle hands to do. Although Jackie can be serious if it is really necessary, he is seldom quiet. His favorite song is 'Jeanie with the Dark Brown Hair. The fact that the class voted him the boy with the nicest personality indicates that he has a good start toward success. Football 4: Basketball Manager 3, 4g Football Manager 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Stu- dent Council 4g Yearbook Staff 4, Senior Play 4. MERTON EDWARD M ATTHEWS 'Good things come done up in little packages. How Merton rates can be seen by the fact that he was elected co -captain of football his junior year and captain his senior year. His prowess in this sport won him honorable mention on the ALL-STATE TEAM. Mert is popular with both his teammates and his opponents and gives the basketball crowds a thrill with his set shots from the side. But if you want to see this strong athlete blush just ask him to say a few words in public. Glee Club 1, 27 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 35 Student Council 4. WILLIAM HAMPTON MILLER, JR. Never say more than is necessary. Billy is a man--all six feet four inches of him--of few words, but let something displease him and words do not fail him. He toots a big horn in the band and is a steady player on the basketball court. This year he wrested from Danny Cook the three year old record of 'most often tardy. Perhaps you'd better get a horse, Billy. Glge Club 1,2: Football 1,2, 3,4g Basketball 1, 2,3,4g Vice President 2, Band 1,2, 3,4g Operetta lg Baseball 2, 3: Senior Play 4. ELINOR S ANDRA MURPHY 'Sugar and spice and all things nice. Dorchester High's loss in 1955 was Wells High's gain. Sandy is one of the few girls who can throw a softball true: she's an unpopular guard on the basket- ball team--that is, unpopular with the unfortunate forwards who have to play against her. Her grace and ease on the dance floor won her the title of the best dancer in the class. She 's one of the most willing workers among the sen- iors and is a thoughtful and considerate friend. Glee Club 2, 3g Softball 2, 3g Basketball 3,4g Junior Play 33 Librarian 4, Fresh- man Reception Committee 3: Yearbook staff 4, Senior Play 4. to the Guidance of the Faculty, and JAMES BERNARD O'GORMAN, JR. Anything for a quiet life. James is our one and only--our one and only classmate who is planning to become an undertaker. And he has a good reason for his plans--he will thus be assured of a steady job. James never wastes his breath in idle chatter. Any extra breath he has had, he has used for the last four years helping out the Wells School Band. If no student ever caused any more trouble than James does, Wells High would be a teachers' paradise. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. RONALD HAROLD PHILLIPS Without humor, life would be dreary. And without our buddy Babe our class would not have been half so lively, as we found out all those weeks during our junior year when Babe was on vaca- tion. He was a big name on Wells' track team, especially in pole vaulting, high jumping and hurdling. His big name in class is that of the wittiest. His quick smile and dry remarks have made him a favorite in class, especially with one of our classmates who lives in Wells Branch. Track 1,25 Baseball 25 Track Manager 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Football 2, 35 Senior Play 4. ALLAN GEORGE PINKHAM 'Work is the key to success. Allan has faithfully haunted the typing room for the past two years, and it would not be the same without him. We never see Allan ruffled or downcast, and his cheerful smile and pleasant personality are assets to our classroom. Good luck in the future, Allan. Basketball Manager 45 Yearbook Staff 45 transferred from Waterville High School in 1956. DANA MERRILL PUTNAM Toujours gai. The seniors have been fortunate this year to have Dana to add that little extra bit to our class. No one has ever seen Dana without a twinkle in his eye and a pleasant expression. It's lucky that Dana is good-natured, for otherwise he'd take a few pokes back at some of his classmates who love to tease him. We'd like to know the secret of his success, not only with his own classmates, but with underclassmen--or should we say underc1asswomen. Football 35 Track 35 Yearbook Staff 4. to the Traditions ofthe School. rd. JAMES ARTHUR RAMSDELL, IR. Like the driving of Jehu, the son of Nimshi, for he driveth furiously. Rubber in the road--Jimmy was here. See a streak, hear a squeal of tires--that's Jimmy. Everyone around knows his souped-up, cut-down, open- hood hot rod. If you want to know anything at all about cars, Jim is the ex- pert. Jim's speed is not confined to the road but is also exhibited in track. Track 3, 4: Stage Manager 3, 4. WANITA ANN SAYWARD 'And her ways are ways of gentleness and all her paths are peace. The seniors voted Wanita the quietest girl in the class--and rightfully. She is a sure and steady worker and her devotion to the her principles predicts a good future for her. We wish her a good harvest in the Lord's fields. Glee Club 1,2,3, 4: Junior Play Prompter 3: Usherette 3: Yearbook Staff 4. NORMA ROSALIE SPOONER Silence is golden. What a different place Room I would be if all our classmates made as little noise as Rosalie does. Her school career has given her a good background for future homemaking, and her pleasant personality shows she'd be a happy home- maker too. This year the typing room had a great attraction for her. What could it have been? Freshman Reception Committee 3g Cafeteria Worker 4g Librarian 2g Glee Club 1 1,2, 3,4g Operetta lg Choraliers 2,3g Usherette 3: Yearbook Staff 4. RICHARD EDWARD STEVENS The hom of the hunter is heard on the hill. Richard has been a distinct loss to our class--as far as noise making goes-- for he was voted the shyest boy in class. Just put a gun in his hands, though, and he is no longer quiet and shy. Nothing can hold Richard back in hunting season, not even the prospect of ten hours after school. Our Davy Crockett manages to mark a deer each season. Good hunting to you, Richard. Track 1, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Stage Manager 33 School representative in State foul shooting contest. Temper Him With Hard Work CATHLEEN ANN STREW 'Mischief is thy middle name. Cathy is the mischief maker of the senior class and a live wire on the basket ball court or anywhere else. She does much to keep the team spirit alive, even if our team's behind. She has a deep interest in Kennebunk. Could it be personal? No wonder the class voted her the biggest flirt, the noisest girl, and the biggest time waster. Cathy has made Wells High's halls rock with laughter and fun. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4g Operetta 1: Softball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3,4: Junior Play 3: Usherette 35 Yearbook Staff 3,4g Student Council Secretary 3: Librarian 4, Freshman Reception Committee 3, Chess Club 35 Class Secretary 45 Senior Play 4. DONNA EVANGELINE TILTON 'The heavens such grace did lend her that she might admired be. Donna, our class beauty, has a queenly air about her--twice the choice of her class for Harvest Ball Queen, and Maine's Apple Queen for 1956. Her beauty is not just skin deep, for she was chosen by her classmates as having the most attractive personality. Her gracious ways have won her friends in student body and faculty alike, and to her went the D. A. R. 'award for good citizenship. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 3g Operetta 1: Choraliers 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Graduation Usherette 35 Yearbook Staff 3,45 Cafeteria Worker 1, 25 Freshman Reception 35 Glee Club Vice President 35 Glee Club Treasurer 45 Class Secretary 3, President 15 Librarian 1,2g Art Class 3,45 Senior Play 4. MARGUERITE LOUISE WILDES 'Have fung you're young only once. ' Bright-eyed and close-cropped--that's Peg, voted wittiest, most sportsman- like, and best-natured girl in the class. She's been very busy this year bing fifth period assistant to the assistant to the librarian. She made a noteworthy stage debut as Mrs, Dopenduffer in 'Crazy but Cute, and on the basketball court the four years of her peculiar dribble and guarding technique have made her county famous. As if this weren't enough, she won the Betty Crocker Home- maker's Award for 1956. Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Operetta 15 Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-captain 4: Junior Play 3: Usherette 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Librarian 2, 45 Freshman Reception Committee 35 Chess Club 35 Senior Play 4. LOUISE BEVERLIE WINN 'Whoever blushes seems to be good. And our Louise, whose blushes gained her the title of 'shyest, IS good. She's been a good candy salesman, a good basketball manager, and, judging from all the home economics courses she has taken, she'll be a good home- maker. All our memories of Louise will be pleasant ones. Glee Club 1,2, 35 Operetta lg Basketball Manager 3: Usherette 35 Freshman Reception Committee 35 Cafeteria Worker 35 Senior Candy Sales 45 Yearbook Staff 4. and Let Him Select His Final Polish Senior Class First row: W, Sayward, B. Boyd, J. Goodale, C. Strew, S. Brown, B. Allen, L. Winn, D. Tilton. Sec- ond row: R. Hill, M. Matthews, Mrs. Green, R, Spooner, S, Murphy, P, Wildes, J. O'Gorman, D. Whear, D. Cook. Third row: L. Allen, A. Pinkham, A. Gagnon, J. Ladderbush, P. Jamieson, J. Rams- dell, D, Hutchinson, D. Putman, R. Stevens. Back row: R. Carruth, A. Hynes, M. Adams, W, Miller, P, Abendroth, R. Phillips, W. Cousins. Absent: J. Eppich. MOT TO: Knowledge is Power COLORS: Green and White FLOWER: Yellow Tea Rose CLASS OFFICERS A Gagnon Vice Pres1dentgC. Strew, Secretary, A. Hynes, President: I. Eppich, Treasurer. In Florida. in fllasio, Sports, or Social Affairs. i : i h. an Noon Hour At Ease Our Four Years FRESHMEN. . . first day in W. H. S. . . no more recesses. . . fantastic pranks at our initiation. . . girls chasing boys. . . romances bloom. . . romances burst. . . subjects much harder. . . SOPHOMORES. . . activities enter our lives. . . growing love of sports. . . dates on weekends. . . biology, bugs, frogs, ugh! . . . steadies . . . JUNIORS. . . ordering and exchanging class rings. . .initiating noivous novices . . .Junior Play, Crazy but Cute . . . noisy class meetings. , , SENIORS. . . Oh, Happy Day! . . . football, featuring seniors. . . Harvest Ball. . . paper drives. . . food sales. . . on to Washington! . . . Senior Play, Let Me Out of Here . . . class trip at last. . . beautiful Prom. . .lovely gowns. . . tight collars. . . Class Day. . . Graduation. . . sort of sad but really glad! Junior-Senior Prom 1956 '-.Is 'sf Nr: is . .. . ...W , Finish by Dressing Him in Cap and Gown. Coronation Santa Claus? Stage struck Sleepy? Green apples? Blow, 'Moosel Hollywood The Thinker Studying? That Makes a Wells High Senior. ,rv ',h STWMM -w,,, 51' Q '2'.'f'-'55 .1- ' 54 - . . wg A :M Junior Class Front row: H, Littlefield, S. Brovm, L, Perry, J. Lindsay, N. Miller, B. Larrow, N. Mayo, J. Wright. Second row: D. Ducharme, A. Gagnon, J. Perkins, C. Mclntire, A. Cook, M, Bryant, L. Hanson, S. Milburn, F, Littlefield. Third row: D. Brown, C. Littlefield, H, Pucko, R. Littlefield, R. Chandler, M, Rozeff, R, Brown, L. Matthews. Fourth row: R, Hatch, K. Burgess, R. Dickerson, R. Earls, H. Tufts, I. Williams. Absent: W. Brackett, J. Brown, E. Rousselle, E. Dannert. D0 You Recall P the class outing at Old Orchard Beach and the rainy ride home. . . our first event this year--the Freshman Reception. . . and the familiar call Air Raid . . . the second annual Cabaret, this one for Christmas. . . our very lively history classes. . . hearing the ladder fall with a bang . . .Mr. Rand's constant uneasiness at the missing typists. . . the Junior- Senior Prom. . . that almost - senior feeling. Jean Wright, Treasurer, Faith Littlefield, Presidentg Michael Rozeff, Vice President: Janet Lindsay, Secretary. Here W e Have the funiors at Their Best, mfg 'Z-'A Sophomore Class Front row: B. Hayes, I. Bernard, J. Perkins, N. Ducharme, D. Chaloux, G. Fearon, J. Smith, R. Harri- man. Second row: Mr. Beaudry, P. Smith, J. Ward, K, Bridges, W. Pinkham, P, Dixon, F. Clough, P, Gordon, M. Darling, Mr, Rouvalis. Third row: B. Hobson, D. Webber, D, Randall, E. Rhodes, R. Eslinger, J. Perkins, M. Adams, C. Roberge, P. Miller, B. Hatch. Back row: J. Trafton, I. Kennard, C, Chadbourne, D. Staples, R. Goodale, R. Young, G. Higgins, W. Spiller, D. Cruickshank, J. Holder. Absent: L. Pettey, H. Ross, B. Savage, H. Sydlowski, D. Fredette. Memories o . F1usterated Pat Miller on class meeting mornings. . . Wi11 you please shut upl shouted at intervals. . . the determination to earn more money and go to Washing- ton. . . the false rumor about class trips being ended. . . Mr. Beaudry's dry jokes. . . the surprised look on Mr. Rand's face at his prize student's high mark. . . our pride at the very success- ful Sock Hop . . . our last days as Sophomores. Treasurer, Barbara Hayes, President, Patricia Miller: Vice President, Charles Chadbourneg Secretary, Merna Darling. The Sophomores Are a Coming Class Water Bo o y Saturday Night ,Q if If and Are Closely Rivaled by the Freshman lass From row: P. Matthews, J. Harriman, N. Wentworth, M. Goodwin, J. Matthews, M. Call, V. Ganellas, M. Clogston, M. Clarrage. Second row: Mr. Langille, L. Collins, M. Littlefield, E. Winn, S, Little- field, G, Brock, J. Grant, G, Smith, A. Carruth, A. Brown. Third row: M. Sayward, J. Perkins, K. Smith, J. Smith, C. Parker, N. Chaloux, N. Litchfield, G. Young, J. Willy, T. Searles. Fourth row: R. Brown, B. Bridges, W. Perkins, N. Perkins, A. Beals, K. Young, J. Gould, W. Howard, G. Winn, J, Hill, J. Welch. Fifth row: G. Ramsdell, J. Stacy, D. Adams, A. Arseneault, J. Hayes, A. Wheaton, R. Ronco, D, Adams, T. Hutchins, D. Lord. Absent: M. Bridges, R. Cole, J. Galligan, J. O'Donnel1, J. O'Donnell, D. Sayward, L. Sevigney, D. Hubbard, P, Henderson. We Remember Mr. Langille's talks before school about basketball and practices. . . the distinction of being the largest class ever in Wells High. . . Air Raid and the consequences. . . the initiation we will never forget. . . our successful food sales. . . Donnell Lord's long treasurer's reports. . . our March record hop. . . thoughts of days to come. David Adams, Presidentg Geraldine Brock, Vice Presidentg Janet Smith, Secretary, Donnell Lord, Treasurer. Freshmen. We Wish Them Luck in Garter trouble? Noivous Novice offs wie , an i 1 if Dance with me, Henry Pretty Baby Sweet tooth the High School Haunts W e Leave Behind. fr W5 ' 1 t '.' 5'-'A S-I GRADE 8B - MR. CARROLL BEALS Front row: S, Matthews, P, Rymes, L. Campbell, B, Harriman, D, Littlefield, G, Mavel, D. Alexandre, N. Wentworth. Second row: C. Brown, G. Clarrage, R, Bridges R, MacDonald, Mr, Beals, B, Goodale, R. Hutchinson, F. Shackford. Back row: R. Worthing, G, Hearrin, R, Brackett, F. Higgins. Absent: J. Chick, C, Ross. GRADE BD - MRS, ELMIRA DOYEN ront row: M. Damoren, A. Strew, S. Stillings, A. Brown, C. Ricker, S. Szczepanski, . La Pierre, K. Grant. Second row: Mrs. E, Doyen, C. Hobart, E. Milburn, G. ma oombs, D. Hubbard, R, Oliver, G, Hanson, C. Johnson. Back row: J. Darling, D. 'iff . . . . Q arrrngton, P, Bridges, G, Perkins, T. Turbevrlle, C. Clogston, C. Bourne, N. Emer- 4?- mn. Absent: R. Everson. To the Junior High Classes, W e Leave GRADE '7R - MR. WILLIAM RAMSDEN Front row: R. Clarrage, I. Tilton, B. Gough, C. Clarrage, D. Owen, R. Strew, N. X Vezeau, J. Welch. Second row: Mr. W. Ramsden, S. Collins, M. Hilton, D. Brackett, 'P . A J. Hilton, W. Jellison, J. Ladderbush, Y. Alexandre, H. Cray. Third row: John Went- worth, I. Smith, L. Stevens, N. Hanson, G. Cray, Alf. Lauze, J. Wentworth, Alb. X f- 29151 ri Lauze, B, Brown. Back row: A. Downs, S. Adams, R. Goodale, R. Chase, R. Hilton, C Absent: D. St. Cyr, J. Worthing, I. Fredette, S. Clogston. 05X C Stuart Second row Mrs Vera Wheaton L Littlefield S Hobson, B. Larrow, K. Paradxs C Cole K Ahern C Higgins C Winn S Keene. Third row: P. Fuller, G, Littlefield, W. MacDonald, D. Smith, R. Holder, F. O'Gorman, R. Segal, W. Moody, T. Pucko. Back row: I. Williams, W. Perkins, R. Hutchinson, R. Low, S, R, Adams, B. Metcalf, V. Littlefield, R. Galanes, D. Hatch. Absent: J. Hill. the Prospect of Four Happy Years Like Uurs. nfl ' f ' GRADE 'iw - Mas, VERA wHEA'roN if 5 Front row: R. Young, A, Hatch, B. Elwell, S. Card, P, Thyng, B. Phillips, M. Smith ,esen-rl' SC, ig, 'Q we adagqerl' V19 'Calling all d u . . msc- ,QX 22 N6 IS X crh ferns Q ,si J A QNX '41, 02? 9er ' FA Off 3 i 16 POINTS TO GRADUATE Q YAI, A student at Wells High is privileged to work for one of four diplomas, the VJ Q0 college preparatory, the scientific, the secretarial, or the practical arts, The C' 5 do requirements for each diploma is such that each student is given particular prep- U mth aration for the type of work he is interested in. , P Q, Maine Needs Teachers Q! 'G M If a student wishes to become a 'za'-I doctor, a lawyer, minister, or Q? teacher, or wishes to go on to higher V 6 education before making his choice ,p O05 GQ of a profession, the college prepara- PQ 'X A tory diploma should be his goal. To QYQIS P P receive this, he needs a solid foun- - 11061 dation of English, mathematics, a ' foreign language, and science. It Q is no primrose path, but it offers Q W rich rewards to those who are will- 6 Q ing to study. Q L AP Q1 Oak Ridge, here I come W The scientific course requires 5 F four years of English also, but 42N O stresses mathematics and science, 0 f A a total of seven units being compul- Q sory in those fields. The crying Q i need of the present day for engineers, O5 ,Cf chemists, and physicists makes this f Ao 0? a valuable course, and Wells High Ss , 'fs 'ra may congratulate itself that the 5 O 0' science department has such an able head in Miss Weymouth and 9 Xf that Wells graduates can meet so 921 5 I successfully the challenge of college N Q! ij mathematics and science. PJ P Q1 I T 44, -3' A A A 42 S V mo mas mal' ' D so ' ' 'o OX NOX '49, WSTQRY Us qc . 9b, DS, 'ng 7x ' 7 Q.. From This Wide Selection of Courses U U I 'I Q36 I OIQD gnq W' IOD Q C41 7I l'f6 , Q9 . S fx, wwde 675 YXO to an Q . . 7 1 1 Y KSN OPP X + Y+f 490 Q ,LXR Ladderbush c. P. A. if dx Q!! The busy aspect of Room six Q5 QS? and the Typing Room indicates the fo FS popularity of the secretarial course with those students who may picture of themselves as the stenographers, ,S A be 9 bookkeepers and accountants in to- To be, morrow's fields of business and fi- gq ko nance. An adequate background in 00 English and six specialized units in 'Q' the commercial fields are musts S in this course X e, 0: X e C9 0 Ax The practical arts course is open to both boys and girls, offering training in the G 6X manual arts for boys and in home economics for girls. Four years of English and a O W selection of courses from other fields combine with the required four years work in prac- Xa C7 tical arts to make this aworth-while course which offers its graduates a wide choice , 6 of fields of work--dietetics, modeling, sewing, carpenuy, cabinet work, mechanics, 4 electrical work--any of the occupations in which industry's wheels go 'round. Q'-3' 2. 36 Dietician Spooner Jamieson's project 22 f If 'Me' 6 ev . XX 2, W A 0 'Q Q 5 3, D 'F fb af Q M 69 T' V 0 .9 sf gf Cf, ts' xl 5. Q ff Qe Nr, SDK' ix fig qfs 9 ' Q 0 of ob Q QD 'iw 72 Q6 'fb iv Use Q W e Planned for Qur Future. 5 SM? ' iv -s z?,.,X3.-LJ. gas .Wpqf W 1 v I 1' ,ai f 5. K 4 lf' Q ff Y, fm xg ww ,mmm .L- BETH LARROW V ANNETTE GAGNON HOPE LITTLEFIELD N 'Vx A' ELLEN ' .J DANNERT ff BARBARA HAYES WENDY PINKHAM S AN DRA BROWN Our Interests W ere Many and Varied. A E :W Q - ' ,WW W' T' is Abenaki Staff Front row: V. Ganellas, S. Milbum, R. Hatch, M. Rozeff, J. Goodale, D, Tilton, A. Gagnon, M. Darling. Second row: J. Ladderbush, J. Wright, M. Mayo, B. Larrow, P. Dixon, J. Lindsay, M. Bryant, E, Winn, K. Bridges, W. Sayward. Third row: S. Murphy, M. Wildes, L. Winn, C. Strew, E. Allen, S. Brovm, W. Miller, R, Spooner, B. Boyd, R. Hill, M. Matthews. Fourth row: R. Carruth, A. Hynes, P. Jamieson, D. Hutchinson, A. Gagnon, J. Ramsdell, M. Adams, R. Phillips, R. Stevens, P. Abendroth, J. 0'Gorman, A. Pinkham. The Hours W e Spent! Editor-in-Chief - Janet Goodale Assistant - Michael Rozeff Business Manager - Joyce Eppich Assistant - Rodney Hatch Art Editor - Donna Tilton Assistant - Susan Milburn Senior Sketches - Sandra Brown, Ronald Phillips, Cathleen Strew, Marguerite Wildes Sports Reporters - David Hutchinson, Sandra Murphy Typing - Commercial Department Advertising - Seniors Faculty Advisors - Mrs. Dorothy N. , J ,, J Green, Miss Mariel Hatch W e Worked Hard Together and Knew Student Council Sitting: F. Littlefield, M. Matthews, J. Ward, Secretary-Treasurerg R. Hatch, Vice Presidentg Mrs Trafton, D. Hutchinson, President: A. Hynes, I. Ladderbush. Standing: J. Lindsay, P. Miller, C. Littlefield, T. Hutchins, D. Adams, J. Stacy, G. Higgins. The Student Council serves as a mediator between the faculty and the student body, provides a means by which the students may participate in the school government and does all that is possible to provide for the welfare of the school. The more important duties of the council have been the formation of the demerit system and the holding of hearings on resulting casesg the care of the bulletin board, and assisting in arranging school assemblies, dances, and the annual Christmas party. Librarians Sitting: J. Ward, P. Wildes, L. Hanson, B. Allen, J. Good- ale, N. Mayo, B. Boyd, G, Higgins, S. Milburn. Stand- ing: C. Strew, S. Murphy, E. Dannert, C. Roberge, M. Adams, R. Hatch. the Satisfaction of a fob W ell Done. Glee Club Front row: W. Sayward, G, Fearon, S. Milburn, N. Miller, A. Hynes, J. Lindsay, D. Tilton, S. Littlefield, S, Broum, K, Bridges. Second row: Miss Bourgoyne, J. Wright, I. Ward, L. Collins, G. Brock, M. Bryant, P, Wildes P, Miller, M. Adams, R, Spooner, J. Bernard, D. Ducharme, V. Ganellas, M. Call, Third row: B. Hatch, J. Perkins, B. Allen, S, Brown, J. Goodale, A. Carruth, C, Parker, B. Hayes, M. Mayo, C, Strew, A. Gagnon, B, Larrow, P. Dixon. Fourth row: M. Darling, F. Clough, P. Smith, L. Perry, G. Young, H. Pucko, R, Dicker- son, R, Young, G. Higgins, R. Hatch, W. Spiller, M. Rozeff, N. Litchfield. Our glee club has grown to sixty members at full rehearsals. It could be our amiable director, Our first public performance was scenes from The King and I and Carouse1, featuring both individual and group sing- ing and the nimble fingers of our pianist, Janice Ward. Feathers in the glee c1ub's cap include representation at the 1956 and 1957 All-State Festival, the Grange Hall dedication, class day and graduation. , '14 421. W .ff all le TQ' R, Spooner, M. Bryant, D. Tilton at A11- Miss Dorothy Burgoyne State Festival. W e T hought There Never Was Enough Time, M on as I ' 'rx-H V fe-E-v ' H1 .. 'C Lf... - .. - - Wells School Band Front row: Mr, Firth, P, Smith, J. Wright, M. Mayo, B. Hayes, J. Bernard, E. Winn. J. Goodale, H. Tufts, F. Littlefield, C. Littlefield, I. Lindsay, P. Miller, B, Larrow, L, LaPierre, L. Littlefield, N, Wentworth, C. Ricker Second row: S. Brown, S. Stillings, B, Hatch, M. Bryant, W. Miller, R. Hatch, S, Adams, D, Lord, W. Pink- ham, S, Milburn, N. Miller, M. Clogston, S. Clogston, D, Littlefield, N. Wentworth, G. Hanson. Third row: C, Cole, I. Perkins, J. Smith, C. Bourne, S. Littlefield, G. Coombs, D, Adams, J. O'Gorman, P. Abendroth, B, Savage, G, Perkins, M. Rozeff, C, Clogston, F. O'Gorman, K. Bridges, P. Bridges, G, Smith. Absent: M, Littlefield. Gloria Hanson, Georgia Smith, Patricia Smith, Karen Bridges, Nancy Wentworth, Charlene Cole, Jean Wright, Constance Higgins, Ioan Smith. Judith Perkins CLeader.J but When We Were Finished, We Baseball 1956 Front row: Tom Mithen, Merton Matthews, Donald Brown, Robert Brown, Charles Littlefield, Robert Brazer. Back row: Mr. Rand, Charles Chadbourne, Robert Brown, Stanley Weeks, Alfred Gagnon, David Hutchinson, Alfred 9 . 'X 13 18 ' Hynes, Jon Holder 'Vells 5 North Berwick . f, , Wells Wells o Berwick Acad. 14 'ff f ' Wells 'Vells 10 Eliot 9 P Wells 'Vells '1 Berwick 6 X Wells North Berwick Berwick Acad. Eliot Berwick Sojiball 1956 Front row: J. Goodale, C. Strew, N. Miller, S. Brown. Back row: S. Murphy. P. Miller, Mr. Langille, E. Dannert, M. Call. Absent: C. Cray, S. Cray, J. Allen, M. Littlefield, S. Putnam. Q Wells Wells Wells 42 North Berwick 9 Eliot 43 Kennebunk 11 3 8 W' ere Surprised at the Amount Cross Country Team Front row: Charles Chadbourne, Glenn Ramsdell, Donald Brown, David Hutchinson, Philip Jamieson, Ralph Hill, William Spiller, John Hayes. Standing: Mr. Holder, Douglas Cruickshank, Joseph Hill, John Galligan, Douglas Webber, Duane Adams, Roland Cole, Newell Perkins. The Wells High harriers of 1956 continued their usual fine showing by taking second place in the Southern York County League. Sparked by their captain, Philip Jamieson, Wells runners were able to pile up an excellent record of five victories, bowing only to Berwick High's powerful cross country team. The team of 1956 wishes the best of luck to the future Wells hill - and - dalers. 1 4' QT1 5 A N IW r , .1 This page is sponsored by your class photographer THE JACKSON STUDIOS 536 Congress Street Portland, Maine That W e Had Accomplished. Sports Track Team 1956 Front row: D. Randall, T. Mithen, J. Webster, R, Brown, S. Weeks, E. Abbott, N. Brown, M. Matthews Second row: D. Hutchinson, R. Stevens, D, Cook, D. Brown, R. Hill, J. Ramsdell, P. Jamiesom, R. Hatch, Coach Holder. DISC US Chas. MacDonald 138 ft. 3 in. , 1952 State Record Class S BROAD JUMP Ron Ranco 21 ft. 4 112 in. Bates 1954 ONE MILE W. Matthews 5 min. 3 sec. 1949 MILE Bates 1954 Bates Relays N, Brown J, Webster C. Briggs R. Ranco 3 min. 50. 9 sec. 1000 YD. RUN Stan Weeks 2 min. 36 sec. Wells High Track Records SHOT PUT Chas. MacDonald 49 ft. 4 in. State Record Class S 600 YD. DASH Cecil Briggs 1 min. 19 sec. 1955 100 YD. DASH John Parker 10. 5 sec. 1948 880 YD. RELAY R. Wallace S. Clem B. Fearon R. Ranco 1 min. 36. 5 sec. State Record Class S 400 YD. DASH Cecil Briggs 55. 0 sec. , 1955 POLE VAULT David Hilton 11 ft. 9 318 in. All-Time State Record New England Meet Winner 45 YD. HURDLES Bob Wallace 6. 2 sec. . 1953 Carl Chick 1954 200 YD. DASH Ron Ranco 23. 4 sec. 1954 HIGH JUMP John Parker New England Meet Winner 6' Newton, 1947 Set Record at that time 6' 112 in. in State Record Class S - 1948 300 YD. DASH Ron Ranco 35. 5 sec. , 1953 Floarished in Their Season., HIGH JUMP Carl Chick 6 ft. 314 in. Bates Relays All-Time State Record 800 YD. DASH Stan Weeks 2 min. 10.4 sec. 1956 LOW HURDLES Robert Brown 21. 3 sec. 1956 HIGH HURDLES Dave Hilton Carl Chick 16. 1 sec. , 1954 State Record Class S JAVELIN Cecil Briggs 164 314 ft. State Record Class S - 1955 State Champs or 7 Nine Years B57 Over the past nine years, Wells High School, with a co-educa- tional enrollment of only 166 pupils, has established an amazing track record and reputation. In keeping with this reputation was Wells' ninth victory in the state championship match at Colby College in June, 1956. Wells defeated the most closely competing Class S school, Berwick, by 31 and 112 points. Last May, Wells captured the Southem York County Meet by scoring a total of 60 points in all 13 events. Kennebunk, the closest Heaveq-10 rival, was 11 and 112 points behind. BUZZ ABBOTT '56 Wells took third place in the Suburban League Meet which in- cluded many Class L teams. Wells was '7 and 112 points behind Deer- ing, the leader. In all, Wells may be proud of its track record. Tops in Hurdles Up and Over ROBERT BROWN '56 NELSON BROWN '56 and W e Flourished Too, as Coach Football 1 95 7 Front row: Assistant Coach V. Forbes, D, Cook, M. Matthews, P. Jamieson, C. Littlefield, R, H111 J Ladderbush, D, Brown, L. Matthews, J. O'Donne1l, D. Adams, Coach Rand. Back row: J. O'Donne11 J. Holder, A. Arseneault, J. Williams, D. Hutchinson, H, Tufts, W, Miller, K. Burgess, A. Gagnon P. Abendroth, A. Hynes, J. Hayes, Manager David Staples. Rand, Captain Matthews, Manager Staples In the huddle 'lu sf . f i ri. sss. W N C., ,,, W e Strofue to D0 Uur Best ,.s W IQQEQX Sad SPCCIHIOI Musical morale booster Wells 0 Berwick Acad. 17 Wells 0 Old Orchard 28 Wells 7 St. Francis 6 Wells 0 Traip 39 Wells 27 St. Ignatius 6 Wells 27 Kennebunk 7 The 1956 football season brought joy to Wells High, for it was one of the most successful seasons for years. A big factor in our victories was our heavy line with Paul Abendroth weighing in at 220, Danny Cook at 185, Keith Burgess at 205, Freddy Gagnon at 170, Pinky Hynes at 205 and the ends, Billy Miller and Dave Hutchinson at 180 and 165. The squad numbered twenty-one and the new uniforms helped to boost the team's morale. Mr. Rand was assisted in his coaching by Vander Forbes of Sanford and to them both goes much credit for our record of three losses and three victories, the most satisfying of all being that 27-7 over our arch-rivals, Kenne- bunk. With a good nucleus of the team left for the next season, Wells' hopes are high for 1957. Proud to Win, Yet Never Varsiry Scores WELLS OPP, Kennebunk 56 48 Berwick 58 39 York 39 57 North Berwick 69 34 St. Ignatius 50 36 Alumni 61 57 Eliot 41 67 Traip Acad. 27 60 Kennebunk 48 52 York 43 61 Berwick 31 37 . 2 North Berwick 48 19 J.v. CHEERLEADERS: J. Grant, M. Darling, P. Dixon, Eno' 56 84 F. Clough. Old Orchard 41 70 Berwick Acad. 50 69 Berwick Acad. 41 60 York ftourneyj 42 55 Alumni 55 47 I Ii Scores WELLS OPP. Kennebunk 29 47 Berwick 43 47 York 26 47 St. Ignatius 25 43 Eliot 60 48 Traip Acad. 26 37 Kennebunk 31 43 York 32 65 Berwick 22 59 Eliot 35 68 Old Orchard 34 64 Manager, Ladderbushg Coach, Beaudryg Assistant Bel-wick Acad. 49 52 Manager' Pinkham- Berwick Acad. 29 34 Indivrdaal Scores FG FT TP AVER Matthews 89 57 245 13. 6 Chadbourne 86 35 207 11. 5 Hutchinson 52 26 130 7. 6 Miller 32 26 90 6. 4 Hynes 26 24 76 4. 2 Hill 16 1 33 1. 8 Tufts 15 0 30 1. 7 Littlefield 5 15 25 1. 4 Too Proud to Face Defeat H ll 3 xmas N , . I QIJ5' . 1 . .51 W ' , 9. . - IR j W ie Q1 A- , l 12 3? an an 5? Q wi We , :FS ' ff ' If Q 1 :2f?E', 'f - V' A L 5 . Starting S ix 1 fi rg A ' 5 ,I fflej he ,ij f N if 1 . Varsity Scores J, K Sggreg Berwick 32 Wells 45 Kennebunk 24 Wells 32 North Berwick Wells 53 Old Orchard 21 Wells 38 Kennebunk Wells 85 Kennebunk 24 Wells 29 Alumni Wells 38 Eliot 31 Wells 37 Eliot Wells 45 Traip 12 Wells 16 Old Orchard Wells 49 Traip 21 Wells 30 Kennebunk Wells 55 Eliot 43 Wells 37 Berwick Wells 62 , D North Bement weus se Varsity High Scorers Eliot Wells 41 Traip Wells 40 Janet Goodale 254 Cathy Strew 163 Berwick Academy Wells 40 Traip WSHS 35 Janet Smith 136 Donna Tilton 43 Alumni Wells 40 Berwick Academy Wells 30 Co-Captains P. WILDES and I, GOODALE Coach GEORGE LANGILLE Manager JEAN BERNARD Thus W e Write the Final Chapter of Varsity Basketball Front row: D. Tilton, I. Goodale, S. Murphy, P, Wildes, N, Miller, C, Strew. Back row: P. Miller S, Brown, J, Ward, Mr, Langille, M. Adams, J. Smith, J. Wright, M. Clogston. f. V Basketball J, Ward, P. Gordon, B. Hatch, Mr. Langille, M. Adams, K, Bridges, M, Littlefield, P, Matthews. Oar Memories of Wells High School. Y. mm., YH :gy my ,L 'Az wifi. A . , 'Q 3' if xguw 'Q 43 'ir an 9 Q 'K Lg 1 1 -9 . - .M M4 X CDQXXE, 5 f90f61SW 67,070 MEMS Z EOV5' WEAR 49,54 Q Q 69' WL Q 9? .V 0420 - 40 And Now We Present Our 67 Compliments of CHRISTENSEN FORD SALES Portland Road Kennebunk, Maine Best of Luck to the Senior Class COLE AGENCY Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of W. T. GRANT 8: COMPANY Compliments of JON NIILLIGAN CO. Stationers - Business Machines Office Equipment 119 Mai.n Street, Kennebunk, Maine Phone 5-Z3 1 1 Royal Typewriter Sales and Service SlVI.ITH'S MARKET Heavy Western Steer Beef ERNEST L. AND SIMONNE V. GAGNON, Props. Phone 7-8841 Dock Square Kennebunkport, Maine MOUSAM ELECTRIC CO. Contractors - Appliances ARLON E. WENTWORTH 35 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine WENTWORTH PHOTO FINISHERS Developing - Printing 41 Main Street SNOWDON MOTOR CO., INC. 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Phone 1260 Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. nw in I F1416 Qs J o,.r, X Ce, ' Z Market Square if 5 Portsmouth, New Hampshire Q BENOI 'I' AND COMPANY Maine's Largest Outfitters for Men's, Boys' and Prep Clothing and Furnishings Lady Pendleton Sportswear Exclusive With Benoit's 256 Main Street Biddeford, Maine KITTERY TRADING POST Guns, Sporting Goods Boots, Shoes, and Moccasins NADEAU INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 169 Main Street Biddeford, Maine Compliments of PUBLIC FINANCE CORPORATION Biddeford, Maine Planning Repairs or Alterations ? Perhaps an Addition or New Home ? May We Assist in Its Financing ? KENNEBUNK LOAN 8: BUILDING ASSOCIATION REMAR'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR We Give S Kr H Green Stamps 153 Main Street Biddeford, Maine Quality First - Since 1912 POTTER'S FURNITURE STORE 269 Main Street Biddeford, Maine MARIER'S MEN'S SHOP Kennebu.nk's Shop for Men and Boys Headquarters for Arrow Shirts Cooper Underwear and Sportswear Also Bates Shoes Kennebunk and Kengnebunkport Maine ROBERT E. MARIER, Prop. VILLAGE BARBER SHOP Ocean Avenue Kennebunkport, Maine Compliments of NE'R BEACH fMotel and Cabins, Route 1 - Moody, Maine S. GORDON, Proprietor Compliments of Pl-lIL'S BARBER SHOP 3 Market Square Portsmouth, New Hampshire WEE-N-TEENS Where You Will Find A Complete Line of Infants' to Teens' Wear 178 1f2 Main street Sanford, Maine DR. THOMAS F. REID, M.D 538 Central Avenue Dover, New Hampshire Compliments of THE WELCOME HOUSE Wells, Maine Flowers for All Occasions FOSTERS NURSERY Flower and Gift Shop Nursery Stock Telephone York 345 WILLIAM FOSTER, Prop. 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INC BIDDEFORD, MAINE MacGregor Sportswear Jantzen Swimwear Palm Beach Suits Freeman Shoes Kennebunk Dobbs Hats Hart Schaffner 8: Marx Clothes Office Night 5-2221 5-2244 Your First Hour Parking Free M51 MINUTE EQIEWS ll: TP-IE TOVV N NEXNS AGENCY Kennebunk, Maine Authorized Distributor of MacGregor's Sports Equipment Guns and Ammunition - Fishing Tackle Ken.nebu.nk's Most Modern Luncheonette Telephone: Kennebunk 5-4526 l Compliments of DUT CH'S TV SERVICE North Berwick, Maine Osborne 6-5542 Compliments of .T. O. MacCORISON MEN'S STORE North Berwick, Maine 'For the Finest in Wedding Statione ry ' ' HIGHLAND PRESS Job Printing Telephone 1645 34 Washington Street Sanford, Maine You Can't Beat MAPES' OIL HEAT Indoor Comfort Center H. A. MAPES Sanford Biddeford Compliments of HUSSEY MANUFACT URING COMPANY, INC. North Berwick, Maine Compliments of McDONALD 'S BAKERY Sanford, Maine RAYMOND A. LAUZIERE Men's and Boys' Clothing Manhattan Shirts Stetson Hats 122 Main Street Sanford Telephone 6 2 In Sanford Try McLELLAN'S First Compliments of ROY LITTLEFIELD Sawing and Milling North Berwick, Maine THOMAS P . MICHAUD Jeweler Expert Watch Repairing 180 Main Street Sanford, Maine Zfwweffnwg Qu 5 Water Street Kennebunk, Maine Complete Laundry Service We Pick Up and Deliver. Rug Shampooing Telephone: Kennebunk 5-2072 C omplime nt s of Sl NGEF2 SEVVI NG MACH I NE CCNAPANV Po rtsmouth, New Hampshire DQF 9531-42- IXAAQS I-I CORPORATION Your Frigidaire Dealer Modern Gas Service . Plurnbing and Heating Anywhere Engineers UTILITY GAS Electrical Wiring for Pyrofax Gas Home, Farm, Commerce, and lndustry Kennebunk Dial 5-3346 SPILI..ER'S 9 York Street Kennebunk, Maine Telephone 5-2451 Very Best Wishes Always to the Class of '57 From the VVE L.l...S-OGLJ NIQLJ l-F PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION K I NG COLE FOOD, I NC . Potato Chips Potato Sticks Pop Corn South Portland, Maine Compliments of ' QGUNQUIT GQANGE +.Xxif'x 'ill l ii 5' sf 94 No. 444 1' 1 f I X'-X ,S Will' Z? I . 1- ,.-1 F-6-L1 JI: v We Ogewwzff 1 es, mm 5 S f ThYg1Ii13pBCTfaB1eitIe4j'1Cx1i2fts Compliments of SEABCAQD F I NANCE COMPANY Loans - Financing Biddeford, Maine IllVES'l'IGA'l'EOMfZSAVIIlGS,,, QW? M2225 Haw! IE. B ddeford, Maine North 100 Y f C mrnercial Banking Member Fed 1D p 1: I C p 1: Berwick, Maine Compliments of E. B. LORD KNAPP SHOES Wells, Maine JOHN DARLING SE PTIC TANKS Sold - Installed - Cleaned Ditch Digging Telephone Z 14-M2 Wells, Maine EVAN W. SMITH Real Estate and Insurance 153 Shore Road Telephone Wells 440 O gunquit, Maine MAXWELL AND PERKINS COVE LOBSTER POND Boiled Lobsters and Steamed Clams Perkins Cove, Maine LIT T LEFIE LD 'S OGUNQ UIT COTTAGES Ogunquit, Maine WELLS SHELL STATION Tires - Batteries Accessories - Lubrication RAYMOND MEALY, Proprietor Wells, Maine Compliments of HILLCREST INN Shore Road Ogunquit, Maine Sales Rentals LOUISE M. TAYLOR REAL ESTATE Telephone Wells 383 -R Wells Beach, Maine Compliments of WELLS GRANGE No. 453 RALPH BOOTH STUDIO Instruction in Oil Painting Class or Private Telephone Wells 207 Ogunquit, Maine ARTHUR L. PAGE Repairing and Refurnishing Antiques and Reproductions Route 1 Wells, Maine WELLS NURSERY AND KINDERGARTEN Children 3 - 5 Telephone Wells 451-W3 Compliments of LOUISE K. FADER SCOTIA HOUSE AND COTTAGES Wells, Maine Compliments of MOULTON'S STORE Wells , Maine Compliments of COZY CORNER RESTAURANT Wells, Maine .TOEL PERKINS COTTAGES Telephone Wells 54 Ogunquit, Maine DAY 'S AUTO SERVICE Wheel Balancing Steaming, Gas, and Electric Welding Tel. Osborne 6-5532 North Berwick, Maine ALBERT E. ALIE Registered Jeweler 460 Central Avenue Dover, New Hampsllire Telephone ZO7-M Compliments of RALPH C. AND BARBARA H. CRESSEY North Berwick, Maine ARNOLD 'S HEARING AID CENTER --Hearing Aids-- Batteries for All Makes 200 Main Street Sanford, Maine Compliments of VANDER FORBES AND SON, Proprietors 1-CD12 ESI: 25 DINING ROOM and IVIXXIQCSLJI-212i Eli E HOTEL Wells Beach, Maine Compliments of VVEBI-IAXN NE I' li 'I-2 ll:5'f:. IQEDIVIEN and LXGANAEN FICUS COUNCIL Degree of Pocahontas QQLIIEAND DI NK!-:AM REAL ESTATE BROKER Sale s Rentals Management Ocean Avenue, Moody Beach Tel. Wells 732 DU N E LAW N Rooms - American and European Plan Serving Dinner Every Evening BUFFET BRUNCH Wednesday Evening 7:00 P.M. Sunday Noon Reservations Only TEL. WELLS 222 ABENAKI PATQCNS CLASS OF 1958 President, Faith Littlefield Vice President, Michael Rozeff Secretary. Janet Lindsay Treasurer, Jean Wright CLASS OF 1960 President, Patricia Miller Vice President, Charles Chadbourne Secretary, Merna Darling Treasurer, Barbara Hayes CLASS OF 1961 President, David Adams Vice President, Geraldine Secretary, Janet Smith Treasurer, Donnell Lord Brock Our Clas s Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Green, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Trafton Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Doyen Miss Marie Hatch Mr. James Rouvalis Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chick Miss Nora Malkson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Curtis Mrs. Dorothy R. Ward Mrs. Robert Ahern Miss Ethel Weymouth Mr. and Mrs. George Leo Langille Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Holder Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Wheaton Norman Rand George Spiller Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Dorothy Tebbetts Mrs. Irene Allen L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY DONALD B. TUPPER, Representative Po rtland, Maine To the advertisers and to the patrons of this yearbook goes the gratitude of the Abenaki staff and of the Class of 1957 for their splendid cooperation and support. We wish them all a prosperous year. Compliments of NV XX MQ . XM Ay' ' fflff XX X ff ,..ixf,,ovfmY X sf'-1? ,fit KW Q- 'xr' n 1 Pix l 6' f :- I MARKET 4WgQ!Z3?fQg AQLJNDEL. COMPANY Groceries, Meats, Vegetables Cold Beverages We Give S 8: H Green Stamps Phone Kennebunk 5-8885 Portsmouth, New Hampshire North Kennebunkport, Maine QA SAVINGS ? 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SHAW Hardware and Paints 225 Main Street Sanford, Maine Compliments of COLONIAL PHARMACY Kennebunkport, Maine Compliments of THE NUTTER AGENCY Sanford, Maine Compliments of DOLAN'S RADIO 8: TV Springvale, Maine WHlTTIER'S GREENHOUSE Dial 5-2021 Kennebunk, Maine DALE MOTORSJNCORPORATED Telephone 70 Route 1 at 91 York Village, Maine KENNEBUNK SYSTEM COMPANY Wearing Apparel and Footwear For the Entire Family 14 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of MATHIEU JEWELRY 60 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Kennebunk, Maine Home Owned and O erated by ARTHUR T. JIACK Bicycles and Parts Seat Covers - Tires - Batteries Wizard Outboards - Records Toys, Sporting Goods Compliments of SMART SET BEAUTY SALON Kennebunk Maine 1 ' ...I F THE gflllignfff 5, , ODDS AND ENDS SHOP Z XQ china - om Glass - Gifts N Neff lffaz? Wells Beach, Maine Tl-IE ROCK! NGHAM I-KDTEL. At the Sign of the Lions Portsmouth, New Hampshire Facilities for All Types of Functions Please Contact Us for Details Telephone Portsmouth GE 6-4300 ZZ ZQZMZMZ BUILDING MOVERS Telephone Wells 109-W Wells , Maine Dial Lynn 3-5630 Home Office: Lynn, Mass. G-IQE-EN 'TCDLJ QS Operators of De Luxe All - Expense Tours P. O. Box 697 Washington, D. C., Shenandoah Valley, Gettysburg, Valley Forge Montreal, Quebec, Gaspe Peninsula and New York City Best Wishes t ? I' j l' 3 V! fill! JN NIN h M r, Q y in l.l ONS' CLUB ComP1iments of .zzlzqvvq b1'.' ' A lv: I-:Ill A2,-,:: DISCATAGLJA e n SAV: mes BANK ,negq N Portsmouth, New Hampshire :-' Compliments of BROWN STREET F-'L.CDl2 I ST s. 1. EMMONS, Propriet T lephone 5-4472 12 Brown Street Kennebunk, Maine S E E U 5 DANE SUPER MARKET 3 Nu 2 fi Kittery, Maine f K J ! E Z E Dover and Portsmouth Z 1? New Harnpshir TI-IE FAENSWOFET I-I AGENCY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Tel. Kennebunk 5-4492 Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of LIGGETT'S DRUG STORE Biddeford, Maine Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of R1DLON'S Plumbing - Hardware Telephone OS 6-2232 North Berwick, Maine Compliments of BUGBEE-BROWN INCORPORATED Wholesale Grocer Biddeford, Maine Compliments of GREEN LANTERN MOTOR BAT CHELDER'S JEWEL RY COURT Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing LESTER AND MAR-ION ALLEN 194 Main Street Route 1 Sanford, Maine Wells, Maine Compliments of A. 8: P, STORE North B erwick, Maine M.E.J. STORE M.E. JOHNSON, Proprietor Meats and Groceries Telephone OS-65551 North Berwick, Maine THAYER DIGGERY COMPANY Men's Good Clothes Famous for Palm Beach Suits Boys' Good Clothes Sanford, Maine BUNNELL'S LUMBER COMPANY FRED BUNNELL, Proprietor White Pine a Specialty Hemlock and Spruce Dimension Lumber Telephone 5-4551 Portland Street Kennebunk, Maine ...-I Compliments of SANFOIQD INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS 184 Main Street Sanford, Maine The Peop1e's Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FOYES Since 1878 First With Quality Merchandise for Years A Department Store for Men, Boys, Women and Children 4 - 8 Market Square to Ladd Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire BOSTO N BIQCDTI-IEPS Wholesale Dealers in Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, and Veal Phone North Berwick OS 6-2213 North Berwick, Maine Best Wishes to the Class of '57 . 74 fm 144429 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 239 Main Street Sanford, Maine C mpliments of C mpliments of ALJST I N SPR! NCSVALE NATIONAL GAS 8: ELECTRIC Ut 1 ty Gas Dealer 178 Main Stre t J RUSSELL WOODWARD P op. York, Maine Sp i gvale, Maine QQ SKAK QE 4' E Banff AWK ffffef Ci 74 Q C mpliments of QAQWS HwQ'S ig! I , M Y ork aine I2 D' I - ' f -.'-' COMPANY Sporting Goods Compliments of WAQQENS FURNITURE COMPANY For Individuals MCDCDNOLJGI-I Equipment for All Sports as Well as Schools and Teams Biddeford - Sanford Z0 Market Street Westbrook - Dover Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of LET us HELP F Q X KENNEBLJNK Z Y SAV: NGS A Z ,W I Z 444 f .r..,..,: 1, c BAN K C S I C? ' ',1 :I I if Q Member of Federal Deposit add!! Wloozeg Insurance Corporation Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of I.. A. DIESCHBOURG AGENCY General Insurance 158 Main Street Phone Sanford 459 Springvale,Maine Also Serving Wells and Ogunquit Phone Wells 395 BEST POLICY AT ALL ' X13- TIMES 5 Q. 32747 YE ,,...,,1.1.,4..,.A.,,,.,. ' Q. Q--A L. For Insurance Life - Fire - Auto BROAD VI EVV TOURIST HOME AND COTTAGES Call MR. AND MRS. MAURICE B. STILLINGS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Webhannet, Maine Tel. Wells 93-W Ogunquit, Maine Best Wishes of CAMP WELLS-BY-THE-SEA and CAMP WELLS-BY- THE-LAKE MR. AND MRS. W. J. MCCULLOUGH Compliments of Qnfhea BEAUTY SALON Wells, Maine Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '57 0 K 1Q. .,A Wx Za? CLEANERS Telephone 10 Wells, Maine LARRY'S LODGES Housekeeping Fireplaces Ogunquit, Maine SHERBURNE'S Nation Wide Groceries - Meats - Produce Ogunquit Telephone 624 Compliments of PINE TREE GARDENS JOSEPH HOUSTON, Proprietor U. S. Route l Wells, Maine Compliments of A FRIEND PARADIS GARAGE JOSEPH PARADIS, Proprietor Moody, Maine Compliments of C. L. MAXWELL'S Groceries - Meats - Hardware J. LAWRENCE SMITH, Proprietor Telephone 14 and 625 Ogunquit, Maine KIMBALL'S FLOWERS Moody, Maine Flowers for All Occasions R. E. KIMBALL Phone 789 THE OGUNQUIT TRADING POST MR. AND MRS. E. J. LOGAN Telephone 403 Wells, Maine E. L. KENNEDY Hardware - Paint Electrical Supplies Telephone 346- W Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of VILLAGE INN Moody, Maine MARGARET GRAY, Proprietor :: :'...: :'. .:.,..:: :..:: ADAMS RADIO 8: TELEVISION SERVICE Free Home Trial and One-Year Unconditional Guarantee Ogunquit, Maine Telephone 65-W ABB CJ I' I 2:5 ESSO GENERAL SERVICE CENTER DEALER Telephone 201-M Wells Corner, Maine MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE , I i f L i I Congratulations to the Class ff of 1957 Wu WZ CABINET WORKS Post Road Wells, Maine ,A ar t! 511 s ilxl ,A u 1 9 fn. D v Compliments of BRIDGES l. G. A. MARKET Groceries - Meats - Frozen Foods Telephone 230-W Wells , Maine ARMADILLO GIFT SHOP Atlantic Avenue Next to Post Road Open Year Round Wells Beach, Maine CLIFFORD ALLEN Sand - Loam - Gravel Rubbish Collection Cement Work Telephone Wells 352-R Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of ARNOLD WINN WELLS COLOR AND CHEMICAL CO. 408 Meridian Street East Boston 28, Mass. RICHARD MEALEY Telephone Wells 11W-1 Post Road Wells, Maine Wells 186 M Wells, Maine Lubrication - Tires STAR coTTAoEs AND MOTEL and Accessories Atlantic Avenue SUNOCO STATION Wells , Maine Wells Beach, Maine ALBERT J. PARENT Telephone Wells 444 Compliments of A FRIEND ELMWOOD CABINS Unfurnished Apartments and Cabins Telephone 237-Ml CLINTON F. SMITH, Proprietor THE BOSTON STORE GERARD N. LEBRUN Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Telephone 280 164 Main Street Sanford, Maine Compliments of R. O'DONNELL AND SONS ESSO SERVICENTER Wells 50M-2 Wells Beach, Maine ll lbv6llAnTAV ll I al l 41, AT our C 2 ,. -v r ' ' Gw Uvwm ,!, Q, 1. 3!y3e R 0 .-'ARISEPENDABLE g.,e DRUGGBT 'I'OVVEl2'E5 DRUG STORE Ogunquit, Maine nfs.- w- PQANK 12. I-IOVVE INCORPORATED General Floor Contractor Wells, Maine Telephone 369 .K 7 -j ,,, V.: -9- all I 2555 , 'T 1-4 ' f cf 01,'fl5i f Xp xx! 1 , . , I x re money Aheaa! EQ X Qmmm 2? Zwf Qwymg Ogunquit, Maine Complete Banking Service Commercial and Savings Departments Safety Deposit Boxes Telephone Wells 171 COMMLJ NITY DRUG Complete Drug and Prescription Service Telephone Wells 39 Wells Corner, Maine XZ whth l Cl f57 C mplim ents of THE 7Q44Qn SHQE commmv nebunk, Maine . A I rf J I Compliments of - Ji , y ,J o E 5 IA MA m ' That Good Hamburg RKET Telephone Wells 2.57-WZ Wells, Maine Compliments of ALI. ESTATE 5 CABINS JOSEPH A, WEARE, Proprietor Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of OGUNCDUIT M423 OCEAN VIEVV CAB I N6 A Good Place to Send Your Friends MAYNARD TRAFTON Wells, Maine Happy Cooking DONALD S. PAINE Ocean Street Ogunquit, Maine Phone Wells 359 Compliments of WELLS SHOE OUTLET Wells Corner, Maine Compliments of FARLEY 'S FILLING STATION Wells , Maine Compliments of SAWYER'S CHINCHILLA RANCH Wells , Maine Compliments of KENNARD'S SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil,- Tires Wells, Maine Compliments of WEBBER'S Fried Clams Tel. Wells 33-WZ Wells , Maine LOUIS' RES TAURANT Serving Good Food LOUIS TANOLI Route l Wells, Maine Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of MALCOLM M. FILSON Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of A FRIEND gg va . , 1 5,17 gTiFf,L'4W',sl,, I 3 Q 5 X UQZQO .. Mih a' EDITH - MILLS - THEO TH E 741062 Zed! Route l Wells, Maine Potted Plants - Cut Flowers Rock Garden Perennials Best Wishes to the Class of '57 G O LJ L.D CHINCHILLA FARM Visitors Welcome U. S. Route 1 Wells, Maine Greenhouse 5242 cool: roon Compliments of . N, Eff e 4 ' me Z5 ti MM if ff ef J CMoteland cabinsp M Routel Moody, Maine RESTAURANT S. GORDON , Proprietor Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of FRIENDS Compliments of REST-VU MOTEL U. S. Route 1 Wells , Maine BELLE OF MAINE MOTOR COURT Wells , Maine CONGDON'S DO-NUT SHOP Home of the Homemade Do-nut Lobster Rolls Fried Clams Route 1 Wells, Maine Compliments of FRANCES BEAUTY SALON Telephone 475 Atlantic Avenue Wells Beach, Maine Compliments of PERRY'S BARBER SHOP Wells, Maine Compliments of DAVID MORISON Taxi Service Telephone 439- W Wells, Maine Compliments of ELAINE AND ALBEO LAPIERRE TALLWOOD CABINS U. S. Route l Wells, Maine Compliments of HAROLD J. AND JENNY MAE ALGER SEA VIEW MOTOR COURT 32 Modern Cabins TV Lounge Wells , Maine Compliments of SLUMBERLAND MOTOR COURT DeLuxe Cabins Free Television in Every Cabin' Visit Our Gift Shop Route 1 Wells , Maine Compliments of LITT L.l:l- ll:.L.D'f5 - OGLJNCQLJIT COTTAGE? DAVID M. LITTLEFIELD AND SON Ogunquit, Maine Phone 2.43 RA . X Zawya ogmmzmq CORPORATION Dover , New Hampshire Makers of EXPELLO Insecticides Bug-a-boo-Insecticides VANiSH Toilet Bowl Cleaner DELETE Rust and Stain Remover ELF Drain Opener Open the Year Round Inside Coffee Bar THE ORIGINAL WELLS DOUGHNUT SHOP Old-Fashioned Hand-Made Doughnuts Wholesale and Retail The Largest Variety in Maine Phone 776-W U. S. Route 1 Wells, Maine Z Qamxf M66 MARKET E. J. PARENT, Proprietor Meats - Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Wells Beach, Maine WHEN INTHE MOOD FUR FINE FUUD Compliments of HOVVAED .JOE-lN5ON'5 RESTAURANT Wells , Maine 915 sf ifzegwf n X. Qt 3 WITH BEST WISHES TO THE C ASS O 1957 Compliments of Town Tn-mme Wahl' JOSEPH ROZEF AND FAMILY Wells, Maine . compuments of cl Q i S ASS 742 561116124 Dawn A 7 Beach street .Z Q ogunquit, Maine Compliments of TI-IE FOSS GUEST HOME CLYDE AND LGTTIE FOSS, Proprietors Wells, Maine lx-J? 4 .gp-I al Compliments of gem!! Shore Road Ogunquit, Maine Telephone l 39 Compliments of PORTEOUS, M :Tcl-Eu.. L. X BRAUN The Family Store Portland, Maine Electricity Can Do It Better Compliments of CE NTIQAI. MAI N E. POWER COMPANY Ogunquit, Maine u , s- 5 Q , H9 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Tl-IE ima!! !W9 Best Wishes to the Class of '57 Q ff.. 42 1: xl- ox by I .57 ' f f , 5 3 1 -X WELLS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ' X I Compliments of 756 Klum ea C omplim ents of OGUNGUIT GA RAGE Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM J. LESSARD SOME FQSET' COTTAGES Wells, Maine With the Compliments of Your I-IOLSLJ NI BAKE F2 JOHN J. NISSEN BAKING CO. Maine's Favorite Baker Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 VVALTEIQ E. I-IAFFCI--I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Wells, Maine - 2 - WELCOME To MOTOR 2 '-viwx 5 coURT ww DOE AND BILL DWYER, Proprietors Wells, Maine Telephone 630 5 E n 2 i E 5 L ! E I 1 k I I 5 i u i i s f I 1 ! 5 I e 5 Q 1
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