Wells High School - Abenaki Yearbook (Wells, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1958 volume:

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We have chosen this theme, the Sea, with the hope that in future years a backward glance at this yearbook will bring back memories not only of Wells High School but also of life in Wells. ABENAKI PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF I9 8 EDITED BY THE YEARBODK STAFF OF HIGH SCHOOL WELLs,MAlNE WE PRESENT Q 0 O E0 PAGE DEDICATION - - - - 3 FACULTY - - - - 5 SENIORS - - - - - -I1 IUNIORS - - - - - -26 SOPHOMORES - - - - 28 FRESHMEN - - - - - so JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL - - - - 32 AROUND WELLS HIGH - - - 34 NABENAKT' STAFF - - - - as STUDENT COUNCIL - - - - - 39 WELLS SCHOOL BAND - - - - - 40 GLEE CLUB ------ - - 41 FOOTBALL - - - - - 42 Q, A BOYS' BASKETBALL - - - - 44 9,3 X GIRLS' BASKETBALL - - - - - 46 TRACK AND CRoss COUNTRY - - - - -48 BASEBALL - - - - -so SOFTBALL AND CHEERLEADERS - - - - - 52 oURPATRoNs--- -- 53 fX G . v J MX. 7 ll assign? V' DMC 312:24 'J 1- XYGEEX I v' X 2 Q I. I A VX E F 1- . ' EET iff- mf ' fig' Q 1 ' fiX E f ' in O X a 3- I I 1 D DEDICATIOR We. the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-eight, dedicate this, our yearbook,to MRS. DOROTHY GREEN our able foreign language and English teacher and yearbook advisor, tor her sm- cere interest inWe11s High School students, for the inspiration and guidance she has given our senior class, for her unselfish de- votion and generosity, and for her wisdom and skill in teaching and teaching well. .unli- PQEVIEW WELLS HIGH SCHOOL. Here. are The PNST of Some informal Siaofs 043 WH.S guys -and gals Through The ftins QF our candid camera. Qs 5 FACULTY g g' ' --'mtl r. ,. qv g 0 . Q '4 ' fu. 'O' n-nan ' q ffq o ' fa ..j'I3If,'j,'4-Q '.:5-g5...Qgq.g.1-.jljgk.cjgff. .253 ft '3-.. 'Q.:::. '-13 JQ-gg.:-1-Q-,-x .J:o'::a :r A n.. any ,. ,-fi. at x.9aO.1 :annoy 0 0 an 4 oh no ..,'gm .tax-...3--QQ' 'do'o, QOOQU O fmsgnova faapff .'f.. 'x - Q q.fo 'flbd' 'VU Q-so9 X ' 0 ' 1 'C O'.J-'fem 0 ' 3 ' ' OQQIQQQ ' 3' ,4 '....'l .0.!,..-.J-f '.. 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Z1.-.1152-I-eZ'i-'I'-2-2552 -Z'Rfk.-:':l:':3'3'3'3'i33'f7'3'. .ffl-7 f7-' 353'-'9'-' . . . U I , an on 5 . '- - ,' ' n F Oro 'W' 0 0 wg .ft 'n'o'-' - -f:-1-f2'-:-sef1-.-1'-a-.-':-ex- -'Q'-z ' ' .1 -2-is-.- ' -4 Q -ff- .5-Q 'EI' :D 0 use A Q' 4. 'Q no Q , s , 's'u'o.a. ' ' ' f 0 f - - . 5 1 n 1 SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE REV. EDWARD WARD MR. ROY STEVENS The three members of the School Committee, elected by the people, serve for three years at a salary of S100 a year. One new member is elected MR. FORREST CHASE every year. The importance of the job far exceeds the small salary, for the Committee performs many important tasks. To do this, they have a regular meeting once a month, often supplemented by spe- cial meetings. The School Committee establishes policy for the custody, care, and maintenance of the schools. They approve a general course of instruction and establish and legislate the school policies. Jointly with other Committees in School Union 1912, they elect the Superintendent. The Committee also elects the teachers upon nomination by the Superintendent, determines what students shall attend the various schools, excludes students who are unfit or disturb the peace of the school, and approves the transporta- tion arrangements made by the Superintendent. The importance of the Superintending School Committee should not be underestimated. It is a vital organ in our school system and very important in its functioning. SUPERINTENDENT The Superintendent works closely with the School Committee, but he is not a member of it. l-le is its secretary ex officio, thus making a record of all its proceedings and keeping the financial records and accounts. After the Committee passes regulations, it becomes his duty to enforce them. l-lis nomination of the teachers and selection of text- books are both subject to the approval of the Committee. Independent of the Committee, the Superintendent visits the schools, supplies the annual report for the State Commissioner, and every term reports the record of finances to several committees of the supervisory union. He also supervises the work of the teachers. By law the Superintendent must devote his entire time to his job. This in itself indicates the importance of the office and its duties. I Superintendent MELVILLE H. JOHNSON NORMAN F. HOLDER LEWIS K. BALDWIN Springfield College, B. S.: Boston Uni- University of Massachusetts, B. S. ir1 versity, Ed. M. Physical Education. Principal, Problems of Democracyg Track General Scienceg Biology: Varsity Foot and Cross Country Coach. ball and Basketball Coachg Freshman Class Advisor. PASTIMES - Hunting, fishing, and camping. PASTIMES - Golf, baseball, football, basketball, and swimming. HAROLD H. BURBANK K University of Maine. B. S. in Education. History, Physical Education and Hygieneg Baseball and Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Audio Visual Aids. PASTIMES - Hunting, fishing, photog- raphy, and automobiles. DANIEL w. CHICK Rutgers University. B. S. in Education Industrial Arts. PASTIMES - Masons and Eastern Star and building cabins. MISS MARION W. DAVIS State Teachers' College at Framing- ham, Massachusetts: Nasson, A. B. Home Economicsg Dean of Girls. shop. MRS. DOROTHY N. GREEN Bates College, A. B. Lating I-'renchg English IVg Yearbook Advisor: Senior Class Advisor. PASTIMES - Reading, nature study, and double crostics. MRS. HARRIET C. GERRY Boston University, B. S. in Education. Englishg Director of Itmior Class Playg Junior Class Advisor. PASTIME - Operating a gift and antique PASTIME ' RUSUOORQIIS- M, J gym!!! Wxjffe MISS MARIE L. HATCH Radcliffe College, A.B.: Nassong Gray's Business College. Shorthandg Typing: Bookkeeping. PASTIMES - Flower gardening and reading, GEORGE L. LANGILLE Springfield College, B. P. E. , Driver Education: Girls' Physical Education MISS ETHEL WEYMOUTH Bates College, A. B. s Cornell, M. S. and Hygieneg Girls' Basketball and Soft- Mathematics and Science, ball Coachg Sophomore Class Advisor. PASTIME - F ishing. MRS. AGNES L. TIBBETTS University of Maine, B. A.: Julliard, B. M. 5 Fred Waring Summer Work- shop, three summers. Glee Club: Choraliers. PASTIME - Correcting papers. vJvJQ5A-.JV-Q -.Awe mf, ?3'fKX ,Ji 'WI' lfN5fW5W WUMX MRS. JOAN GOULD EVERETT FIRTH High sci-1001 Secregarywws Chandler Band and Orchestra School Ax N,-'-31 New England Conservatory of Musicg , .D X N' 273' Damrosch School of Music, Bourne, J' I f France. Vxard-I Band. , J Polio shots and iodine, tongue depressors , and band-aids, all are in the domain of Mrs. Holder, our public health nurse for the past year. The people whom we can thank for our mid- day meal, our capable kitchen crew, Mrs. Kierstead, Mrs. Stansfield, and Mrs. Sin- clair. 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' 1 1 President FAITH LITTLEFIELD Vice President ELLEN DANNERT Secretary JANET LINDSAY Treasurer HOPE LITTLEFIELD FIRST ROW: Ellen Dannert Faith Littlefield SECOND ROW: Hope Littlefield Janet Lindsay DONALD CHARLES BROWN AMBITION - To get that long awaited di- ploma. ACTIVITIES - Football 3,4g Cross Country 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 4. PASTIMES - Automobiles, girls, dancing, swimming, and most of all, visiting at Moody. JOHN PHILIP BROWN, JR. AMBITION - Farming. PASTIMES - Traveling, reading, and auto mobiles. ROBERT ALFRED BROWN AMBITION - To be an airplane mechanic. ACTIVITIES - Glee Club 1,2g Baseball 1, 2,3g Yearbook Staff 4. PASTIMES - Traveling and automobiles. SANDRA JEAN BROWN AMBITION - To be a beautician. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1,23 Band 1,2,3, 4g Glee Club 1,3: Librarian 43 Cheerleader 3,43 Softball 1,2,3g Graduation Usherette 3: Cafeteiia worker 2: Yearbook staff 4. PASTIMES - Dancing, ice skating, music, shopping, bowling, movies, swimming, and talking on the telephone. MARY AGNES BRYANT AMBITION - Retailing and business manage- ment. ACTIVITIES - Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1, 2.3.4: Choraliers 1.2,3: Yearbook staff 2, 3, Head Typist 4, A11-State Music Festival 2g Cafeteria worker 1,2. PASTIMES - Traveling, swimming, music, and reading. KEITH EDWARD BURGESS AMBITION - To go to South America. ACTIVITIES - Football 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4, Business Manager 4g Librarian 45 Track 4g Band 1. PASTIME - Watching the world go by. ROBERT DOUGLAS CHANDLER AMBITION - To go into the Army. ACTIVITIES - Cross Country 1. PASTIMES - Baseball, parties, and basket- ball. ALDEN HENRY COOK AMBITION - To be a truck driver. ACTIVITIES - Yearbook Staff 43 Track Manager 4g Boys' Basketball Manager 4. PASTIMES - Traveling and swimming. ELLEN NIC OL DANNERT AMBITION - To be an illustrator or com- mercial artist. ACTIVITIES - Glee Club 1,2g Class Secre- tary 1,2: Class Vice President 4: Librarian 3,4g Cheerleader 1,2, Captain 3,4g Soft- ball 2g Graduation Usherette 3: Yearbook Staff 4. PASTIMES - Drawing, dancing, and cook- ing. ROBERT THOMAS DICKERSON AMBITION - To be a disc jockey and get rich quick. ACTIVITIES - Track 3, 4: Glee Club 1,3,4 Choraliers 1,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4. PASTIMES - Drag racing, traveling, music dancing, and playing cards. GEORGE GOODALE DIXON AMBITION - To see Alaska and the Pacific Ocean. ACTIVITIES - Baseball lg Yearbook Staff 4 PASTIME - Hunting. DONNA MARLENE DUCHARME AMBITION - To travel in the United States and the Hawaiian Islands. ACTIVITIES - Glee Club 1,2,3g Librarian 3,4g Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3: Yearbook Staff 4. PASTIMES - Dancing, music, movies, skating, and baby sitting. ROBERT HAROLD EARLS AMBITION - To be an automechanic. ACTIVITIES - Cross Country 1g Yearbook Staff 4. PASTIMES - Hunting and fishing. Bobby was our classmate for three and a half years, but an accident and illness pre- vented him from graduating with us. ANNETTE IRENE GAGNON AMBITION - To be an R. N. and get her white cap. ACTIVITIES - Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Choral- iers 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 3,43 Librarian 2 Cheerleader 2,3,4: Graduation Usherette 3 PASTIMES - Reading, dancing, music, talking, and cheering. LORRAINE SANDRA HAN SON AMBITION - To be an x-ray technician and to help others. ACTIVITIES - Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Librarian 3,4. PASTIMES - Music, talking, and correspond ing. RODNEY PI-IILIP HATCH AMBITION - To be an airplane pilot. ACTIVITIES - Basketball lg Track 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3g Choraliers 2,3g Student Council 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4g Yearbook Staff 2. Assistant Business Manag- er 3, Advertising Manager 4: Librarian 3,4. PASTIMES - Corresponding and traveling. HH..EN JANET LINDSAY AMBITION - To be a medical secretary. ACTIVITIES - Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 3g Student Council 1,2,3g Yearbook staff 2, 3, Head Typist 4, Class Secretary 3,4g Graduation Usherette 3. PASTIMES - Swimming, music, traveling, shopping, and talking on the telephone. CHARLES PETER LITTLEFIELD AMBITION - Teaching or coaching. ACTIVITIES - Football 1,2,3, Captain 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g 'I'rack 3,4g Band 1.2, 3,4g Student Council 3, Vice President 4g Yearbook Staff 45 Class Vice President 1g Baseball 3: Class Marshal 3. PASTIMES - Sports, dancing, music, and fooling around. FAITH LITTLEFIH.D AMBITION - To be a coach. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1,2,3,4g Band 1, 2, 3,43 Class President 1,2,3,4g Softball 1, 2, Captain 3g Student Council 1,2,3,4. PASTIMES - Sports, parties, music, and informal debating. HOPE LITTLEFIELD AMBITION - To graduate from college. ACTIVITIES - Class Treasurer 1,4g Cheer- leader 2,3,4g Softball 1,2. PASTIMES - Music, parties, and reading. ROBERT RANSON LITTLEFIl1D AMBITION - To be a horticulturist. PASTIMES - Gardening, hunting, model railroads, coin collecting, music, stamps, and woodworking. LARRY EBEN MATTHEWS AMBITION - To live in Hawaii. ACTIVITIES - Football 1,2,3,4, Manager 2: Basketball 1,2,4g Track 3,4g Baseball 2,3 PASTIMES - 0bed's Lane, sports, dancing, swimming, automobiles, and a certain sophomore. MARIANNE MAYO AMBITION - To be a kindergarten teacher or a beautician. ACTIVITIES - Band 1.2.33 Glee Club 1.2, 3,43 Basketball lg Choraliers 1,2,3.4g Year- book Staff 3.4: Librarian 2.3. PASTIMES - Dancing, parties, church activ- ities, and talking on the telephone. CARL ORl.ANDO MCINTIRE AMBITION - To go into the service. ACTIVITIES - Baseball 2, 3. PASTIMES - Sports, traveling, and auto- mobiles. SUSAN CASSELL MILBURN AMBITION - To go into the musical theater. ACTIVITIES - Band 2,3,4g Glee Club 1.2, 3.4: Choraliers 2,35 Student Coxmcil 4. Yearbook Staff 3, Art Editor 4. Librarian 2, 3,4g Cheerleader 2. School Reporter 3,43 Graduation Usherette 3: All-State Music Festival 3. PASTIMES - Reading, music, dancing, and swimming. NORMA HARRIETT MILLER AMBITION - To become an R. N. and work in a nice, big hospital. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1.2.3, Co-Cap- tain 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Band Librarian 3.4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, President 25 Choraliers 2.3: Softball 1.2.33 Graduation Usherette 33 Yearbook staff 4. PAs'rrMas - Sports. Parties. dancing. music. and reading. IUDITH ETHEL PHIKINS AMBITION - To be an airplane stewardess. ACTIVITIES - Majorette 1.2, Leader 3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3g Graduation Usherette 3: Yearbook Staff 4. PASTIMES - Dancing, reading, music, and art. LORRAINE ANN PERRY AMBITION - To be a doctor. ACTIVITIES - Glee Club 1,2.3,4: Choraliers 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 4g Class 'I'reasurer 2: Librarian 2,35 All-State Music Festival 3: Football Reporter 4g Graduation Usherette 3. PASTIMES - Piano, voice, reading and dancing. MICHAH. SOLOMON ROZEFF AMBITION - To be a college professor. ACTIVITIES - Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Choraliers 1,2,3,4g Student Council lg Class Vice President 2.3: Yearbook sraff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4. PASTIMES - Music, reading, movies, chess, and stamps. DAVID MARK SCOTT AMBITION - To graduate. PASTIME - Automobiles. 'i 5 A HERBERT WILLIAM TUFTS, III AMBITION - To be an electrical engineer. ACTIVITIES - Football 1.2, 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Band 2,3,4: Glee Club 1g Year- book Staff 4. PASTIMES - Hlmting, fishing, swimming, skating, and skiing. DORINTHA MAE WALLACE AMBITION - To travel. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 15 Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Chaaliers 2,45 Softball 1, 2, Yearbook Staff 4g Librarian 4, Cheer- leader 2,4. PASTIMES - Singing, music, parties, danc- ing, and sleeping. IOHN PERKINS WILLIAMS, IR. AMBITION - To go to college and be a success. ACTIVI'I'IES - Football 2, 3,4g Basketball 2, 35 Glee Club 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 4. PASTIMES - Parties, reading, and sports. JEAN LORRAINE WRIGHT AMBITION - To be a good secretary. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Cap- tain 4: Majorette 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1.2, 3,4g Choraliers 1,2,3g Yearbook Staff 3,45 Class Treasurer 3: Graduation Usherette 3. PASTIMES - Sports, parties, dancing, skating, swimming, and reading. SENIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Robert Dickerson, Herbert Tufts, Alden Cook, John Williams, George Dixon, Keith Burgess Robert Earls, Carl Mclntire. SECOND ROW: Robert Brown, Mary Bryant, John Brown, Robert Chandler Robert Littlefield, Rodney Hatch, Michael Rozeff. Charles Littlefield, Mrs. Green. THIRD ROW Jean Wright, Marianne Mayo, Lorraine Perry, Susan Milburn, Janet Lindsay, Faith Littlefield, Dorintha Wal lace, David Scott. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Brown, Norma Miller, Donna Ducharme, Annette Gagnon Larry Matthews, Ellen Dannert, Judy Perkins, Donald Brown, Lorraine Hanson, Hope Littlefield CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER September came around just as fast in the fall of 1957 as it had in our previous years of high school. Even though we were now seniors, everything seemed the same - the school was bright and shining after a summer's rest, the waxed floors sparkled in the autumn sunlight, and the well-known faces greeted us once more.. We calmly moved into Room I with little change in spirit. But as the months flew by, never before had they seemed to go so fast, we all felt some inexpli- cable change which expressed itself in a hundred different ways - an eagerness to graduate, and then again, the desire to remain in school and preserve those happy days, wistful looks inward and questioning looks outwardg strange, imaginative dreams and a wonderful feeling of self-confidence, awe at the world opening before usg days when we were entirely happy and days of somber seriousness and slight sadness. Can any of us ever forget the one-and-only feeling of being a SENIOR? ful fygfi ' 331 H : -Jr:-S l6':L23.f2 .i?5ZE:L,,fJ l H 455: .' I- , wma -5 W . In . ., -.nv Ea MOST VERSATILE MOST FRIENDLY Herbert Tufts, Susan Milburn George Dixon, Jean Wright, i M Ellen Dannert, Rodney Hatch MOST ATHLETIC l Larry Matthews. 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THIRD ROW: Emerson Rhodes, Ioan Smith, Jean Bemard, Nancy Ducharme, Gay Fearon, Roberta Willey, Roberta Harriman, Frances Clough, Janice Ward, Breen Savage. FOURTH ROW: William Ire- land, James Kennard, Charles Chadbourne, John Trafton, David Staples, Russell Young, Harry Ross, Richard Burden. ABSENT: Ross Eslinger, Robert Goodale, David Randall, Constance Roberge. I FIRST ROW: Secretary - - - - - MERNA DARLING Vice President - - - - - IANICE WARD Treasurer ---- - -PHYLLIS GORDON SECOND ROW: President - - - - WILLIAM IRELAND 1. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 3 3 s i l 7 x' ' 9'0l04r 41 N. , 2 1a . r 'L' X H4.groRY fkflfff JL ,N LE NX? I E -.: .t b You name it - they've done it. The juniors have had a finger in every school pie - football, basketball, baseball and softball, track and cross country, band and glee club. They have even tried the field of dramatics with their play You Can't Kiss Caroline. Yet this versatile class finds time to hit the books and have a little fun. They are well on their way to their senior year, their trip to Washington and that long awaited diploma. ew Y , 19 H t ,6 1 I ' v-- A all r Ii 8 X ff i .5 J- 1 I lx xg ,I VM 9 Q' ' it 2 ff in i WU t I S -'Wi tx l SOPHOMORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Duane Adams, Thomas Hutchins, John Stacy, Glenn Ramsdell, Burleigh Bridges, Donnell Lord, Wayne Howard, Gerald Young, Joseph Hill, Donald Hubbard, Mr. Langille. SECOND ROW: Linda Collins, Anna Carruth, Georgia Smith, Ellen Winn, Marilyn Vezeau, Patricia Henderson, June Perkins, Richard Brown, Neil Litchfield, George Winn, Joseph Willey, Karen Smith, Jean LaRose, Marlene Littlefield, Shirley Littlefield. THIRD ROW: Mary Clog- ston, Mary Call, Judy Matthews, Joyce Harriman, Mary Clarrage, Margery Goodwin, Judy Grant, Amy Brown, Nancy Wentworth. Geraldine Brock. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Wheaton, Will- iam Perkins, Newell Perkins, Richard Ronco, Kenneth Young, John Hayes, Roland Cole, John Gould, David Adams, Norman Chaloux. ABSENT: Anthony Arseneault, Christel Parker. S FIRST ROW: Vice President SECOND ROW: Treasurer - - Secretary - - K SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ---- ' ' ' - DAVID ADAMS - - - - THOMAS HUTCHINS MARLENE LITTLEFIELD ' ' ' JUDY MATTHEWS , OC 05 sk' 1 l Here are Mr. and Miss Sophomore on their way to Wells High where under Mr. Langi11e's eagle eye in Home Room 5, they will get ready to spend their day work- , ing on their large array of books. 'V 1 at '27 A, ? r., y I IA ' f IK X , I A11 sports teams NX X include members of the class of 1960. ,, .f 4? e W ,Qtl --K e ' and record hops are one of their favorite pastimes. ,, 3 R A 46 K if F gift, C 1 -S -7 ' 5 Q9 M - -- FIRST ROW: John Darling, Gaile Coombs, Gerald Clarrage, Charles Clogston, Frank Higgins, Charles Bourne, Robert MacDonald, David Porter, Elizabeth Milburn, Priscilla Rymes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Baldwin, Carl Brown, Paul Bridges, Donna Littlefield, Gloria Hanson, Dorothy Alex- andre, Ramona Oliver, Nelson Emerton, Judy Allen, Phyllis Jutras, Donna Hubbard, Mr. Bur- bank. THIRD ROW: Martin Damren, Sue Szczepanski, Nancy Wentworth, Ann Brown, Sheila Stillings, Carol Ricker, Beverly Harriman, Alfred Strew, Kenneth Grant, Cynthia Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Beals, Gary Hearrin, Bradford Goodale, George Perkins, Robert Brackett, Ronald Everson, Thomas Turberville, Linda Pence, Steven Wardwell, Robert Bridges. FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Vice President - - - CHARLES BOURNE President ----- BRADFORD GOODALE SECOND ROW: Treasurer - - - - CYNTHIA JOHNSON Secretary - - - - - PHYLLIS JUTRAS ,V FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS when Mr. Lewis Baldwin, the class advisor, faced his class on September 3, he was 1 I confronted with the beaming faces of forty-five freshmen. The faculty took care that they settled down to work 'V and soon they were busy in all their classes, in fgf 5+ S -L 4?- L 1 s al, I 35.45 x .,. , Ellie 'ing hifi' cluding the required Home i Economics I. rulu agw U and . 'puff H Shop I. K Life was not all work, however, for the class was represented E-tg ? ' on sport teams N Vkrff Qi and in the social life of the school. t ll N . J U H N I I G O H R FIRST ROW: Sherrill Card, Raymond Strew, Arthur Hatch, James Welch, Norman Vez- eau, Douglas Owen, Betty Phillips, Paula Thyng. SECOND ROW: Shirley Keene, Martha Hilton, Bruce Brown, Norman Holder Jr. , Robert Ireland, William MacDonald, Richard Segal, Carolyn Winn. THIRD ROW: Mr. Beals, Sherrianne Hobson, Barbara Elwell, Hester Cray, Bonnie Gough, Lorna Littlefield, Yvonne Alexandre, Ruth Clarrage. FOURTH ROW: Stanley R. Adams, Wayne Moody, Bonnie Metcalf, Bonnie Larrow, Vir- ginia Littlefield, Richard Hilton, Raymond Goodale. ABSENT: John Chick, Gary Little- field. ICD-m I-I 'WUJPFUGW FIRST ROW: Donna Brackett, Joan Ladderbush, Constance Higgins, Allen Downs, Pay- son Harmon, Sandra Clogston, Donna Hatch, James Williams. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nancy Gullikson, Karen Ahern, Madeline Smith, Charlotte Stuart, Richard Young, Joseph Smith, Jean Tilton, Patricia Fuller, John Wentworth. THIRD ROW: James Went- worth, Charles Clarrage, Suzanne Collins, Marylyn LaRose, Janet Fredette, Judith Hill Stanley M. Adams, Nelson Hanson. FOURTH ROW: Reginald Chase, Robert Worthing, Richard Low, Wayne Perkins, Daniel Smith. ABSENT: Karen Paradis, Charlene Cole. I-OOIOUI FIRST ROW: Carol Hanson, George Hynes, Andrea Littlefield, Josephine Hilton, George West, Francis Mithen, Barbara Pisaruk, Michael Hildreth. SECOND ROW: Judy Ricker, Victoria Kimball, Nina Mattei, Ronald Gordon, Lorraine Boulet, Sharon Beal, Catherine Lyons, Richard Campbell, Mr. DeShon. THIRD ROW: Larry Stevens, David Ward, Mary Andres, Joan Worthing, Robert Chesley, Linda Lakeman, Arlene Welch, William Byrnes ABSENT: Thomas Guest, Nancy Wardwell. S E G V R E A N D T E H FIRST ROW: Roy Ducharme, Wallace Stevens, Colleen Ogilvie, Janes Hilton, Irene Fredette, Jay Smith, Judy Bridges. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wheaton, Joanne Dufort, Fawn Shepard, Wanda Jellison, Robert Saunders, Judy Mooers, Caroline Maddox. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Rhodes, Gary Berry, Barry Freeland, Ronald Moody, Bruce Bernard, Barry Coombs, Robert Campbell. ABSENT: Mary Dannert, James Galligan, Donna Hilton, Alfred Lauze. AROU D WELLS HIGH In the one hundred and eighty days of the school year one day is much like another and all the one hundred and sixty-two members of the student body are very much the same, studying, practicing, talking, working, and playing. But during the year there are some students who stand out because of their achievements and because of the fact that they have brought favorable recognition to our high school. We present on these pages a few highlights of 1957-1958. Charles Chadbourne '59 nosed out John Hayes '60 and represented Wells High at the foul shooting con- test held in Portland February 1. Here he made good 44 out of his 50 shots, placing 12th in the South- western Maine area. William Ireland '59 won the ten dollar prize offered by the Abraham Lincoln Woman's Relief Corps to the high school student who wrote the best essay on the subject Why I Am Glad That I Am An American. The judges were Rev. Lewis Chase, Mr. Forrest Chase, and Mr. Albeo LaPierre. The runners- up in the ten essays submitted were Merna Darling and Michael Rozeff. To Janet Lindsay '58 went the honor of being chosen by her classmates and the faculty as the senior girl most deserving of the award given yearly by the York Chapter of the Daughters of the American Rev- olution. This award is given on the basis of depend- ability, patriotism, leadership and service. akin Faith Littlefield '58 has earned recognition as the four year president of her class, its wittiest girl, and a stalwart member of the basketball and softball squads. This year, however, she was tops in another field, for to her went the annual Betty Crocker Homemakers Award. This award is given to the girl in the senior class who scores highest on a test of objective questions and an essay on the general subject of homemaking. It was good news to Wells High School when the announcement came that Michael Rozeff '58 was one of the semi-finalists inthe National Merit Scholar- ship Test. This test was given in October to some 256,000 of the top ranking seniors in the secondary schools of the United States and is the nation's most selective test. Better news came in February when it was announced that further tests had qualified him as a finalist. But the best news of all came in May when he was awarded a scholarship of 51550 a year for four years at Harvard Uni- versity. This scholarship of 36200, one of about a thousand scholarships of varying sizes awarded on the basis of the National Merit Scholarship Test throughout the coimtry, is indeed a feather in Mike's cap and in the cap of Wells High. we wwfwfwfsfe was f-1,1655 ,L i E 3 s it 6' I Q wifes Matt ,, Q, , ...wg ' I ' M H' Li,55'Uf5,Q'w 4- ' . ' ,- is7.Jf?'f'?v7'EFr'4fU:s 5g.E!ss.,i5LY.',. ' 5 l ,I fzffefw 5 . ,, 1 N f-ie? ffm. , , , f 1 fp ' my 12 A? T S5,?3'?i No day at Wells High School would be complete without a trip to the library. This room for reference and reading is well supervised by Miss Weymouth and Mrs. Gould and is fortunate thisyear in having an unusually good staff of volun- teer librarians who are responsible for its management during school hours. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROW: Barbara Hayes, Dorintha Wallace, Ellen Dannert, Donna Ducharme, Susan Milburn, Janice Ward, Lorraine Hanson, Sandra Brown, Margery Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Douglas Beal, Keith Burgess, Breen Savage, Rodney Hatch. ,el iii A W Q- kv 3 ACTIVITIES Q , ,. - v . , 1 v n Q p , 8.f.,.,,,.0.:.0QP,1- -0.0 on 4 ,: 7 xv uv.. xx., 9 3. 0 .Lon lyme' . . . . 'c:,'.C.3 c.? .j.ok.A:o.u,o:o:cQ-czgnn. , -.AR 5 : '3- was 5.4 AX.0.0::g5l.x ,fQ,5'g-Multi. -Q.: '45 ogx.Q.l! an 'qfx 1 n'a.. o'.',...,,'.'. ..q 4 al .Q :gin 'n:v': .' if tif ' ': :::q'.'cYn'Jf ' ' ' . .93 tural... Q .'q'u:',d,xxn Q 2 'Q' '.'J.'fP '. ' - ' nf' . ,', 'I ' u'.' .2 . ':':'0,0 1-1 Q. .0 0,lI.l:OTlk:D4 - ,.2..s535- -tives-.-.-Xi,-:Q311.5 . 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' 6 X A Q YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW: Miss Hatch, Advisor, Keith Burgess, Business Managerg Merna Darling, Assistant Advertising Managerg Rodney Hatch, Advertising Managerg Michael Rozeff, Editor-in-Chief, Susan Milburn, Art Editor, David Staples, Assistant Editor, Phyllis Gordon, Assistant Art Editorg Mrs. Green, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Frances Clough, Mary Bryant, Head Typist, Janet Lindsay, Head Typistg Jean Wright, Assistant Sports Editor, Marianne Mayo, Jolm Williams, Herbert Tufts, Charles Littlefield, Sports Editorg Robert Brown, Patience Dixon. THIRD ROW: Donna Ducharme Karen Bridges, '59 Representativeg Barbara Hatch, Mary Adams, Ellen Winn, '60 Representativeg Ellen Dannert, George Dixon, Robert MacDonald, '61 Representative. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Brown, Hope Littlefield, Dorintha Wallace, Annette Gagnon, Judith Perkins, Norma Miller, Patricia Miller, Lorraine Perry, Faith Littlefield, Russell Young. FIRST ROW: Keith Burgess, Susan Milburn, Michael Rozeff, Rodney Hatch. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Green, Phyllis Gordon, David Staples, Merna Darling. FIRST ROW Susan Milburn, Thomas Turberville, John Stacy, Bradford Goodale, Secre- trary Treasurer Linda Collins, Vice President Charles Littlefield, Faith Littlefield. SECOND ROW George Higgins, William Ireland, David Adams, President Rodney Hatch, Barbara Hatch Patricia Miller, Gaile Coombs. HERE'S THE RECORD The Student Council serves as a liaison between the faculty and the student body. It provides a means by which the students may participate in the school government and does as much as possible to improve the conditions around the school. The first project adopted by the Student Council this year was the revision of the constitution. The main purpose of the revision was to give the students more representation in the government of the school. Other Student Council activities included the introduction of a suggestion box for the student body, participation in the Maine Safety Council Campaign, organizing a dance party on television, and instituting dancing in the audito- rium at lunchtime. In addition to these accomplishments, the organization continued to take charge of the bulletin board and the lost and found department. The Student Council, backed by the student body, passed a resolution sug- gesting that the present 16 point system be a system of 16 academic points: that is, in order to accumulate the necessary points to graduate, a student must eam 16 points through academic subjects, exclusive of music and physi- cal education. If this resolution becomes effective, the first class to be affected will be the Class of 1962. Another project of the Student Council is the editing of the Student Hand- book, designed primarily for the use of incoming freshman classes. It contains a code of behavior suitable for the students at Wells High. STUDENT COUNCIL 'Sv jf? ffillvio WELLS HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: Richard Young, Nina Mattei, Sheila Stillings, Nancy Wentworth. SECOND ROW: Charles Littlefield, Susan Milburn, Faith Littlefield, Lorna Littlefield, Judy Grant, Madeline Smith, Ann Brown, Carol Ricker, Priscilla Rymes, Patricia Miller, Paul Bridges, Herbert Tufts. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cella, Constance Higgins, Jean Wright. Virginia Littlefield, Barbara Hatch, Michael Hildreth, Sandra Brown, Judy Ricker, Marlene Littlefield, Ellen Winn, Jean Bernard, Dorintha Wallace, Janet Lindsay, Bonnie Larrow, Phyllis Gordon, Gloria Hanson, Donna Littlefield, Mr. Firth. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Cole, Karen Bridges, Patricia Smith, Breen Savage, George Perkins, Michael Rozeff, Carl Brown, Shirley Littlefield, Gaile Coombs, Mary Clogston, Sandra Clogston, Norma Miller, Charles Clogston, Georgia Smith, Joan Smith, Nancy Wentworth. ABSENT: Mary Bryant. MAJORETTES Jean Wright, Patricia Smith, Joan Smith, Gloria Hanson, Nancy Wentworth, Donna Littlefield, Georgia Smith, Karen Bridges, Constance Higgins, Charlene Cole. ABSENT: Leader Judith Perkins. 1 8 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Shirley Littlefield, Lorraine Perry, Marianne Mayo, Barbara Hayes, Lorraine Hanson, Dorin- tha Wallace, Gloria Hanson, Georgia Smith, Janice Ward, Janet Lindsay. SECOND ROW: Annette Gag- non, Iean LaRose, Patricia Miller, Merna Darling, Paul Bridges, Marilyn Vezeau, Geraldine Brock, Karen Bridges, Donna Hubbard, Norma Miller, Patricia Henderson. THIRD ROW: Donna Littlefield, Jean Wright, Ramona Oliver, Gay Fearon, Sheila Stillings, Cynthia Johnson, Mary Call, Judy Allen, Anna Carruth. FOURTH ROW: Russell Young, John Perkins, Breen Savage, Michael Rozeff, Mary Bryant, Susan Milburn, Mary Adams, Robert MacDonald, George Perkins, Charles Chadboume, Robert Dickerson. CHORALIERS FIRST ROW: Sheila Stillings, Dorintha Wallace, Shirley Little- field, Mary Adams, Lorraine Perry, Marianne Mayo, Gloria Han- son. SECOND ROW: Michael Rozeff, George Perkins, Russell Young, Robert Dickerson, Robert MacDonald. ii FOOTBALL TEAM dl S I957 FIRST ROW: Coach Lewis Baldwin, Keith Burgess, John Stacy, Charles Littlefield, David Porter, Paul Bridges, Manager David Staples. SECOND ROW: Duane Adams, Ronald Everson, Larry Matthews. Charles Chadbourne, Donald Brown. David Adams, William Ireland. THIRD ROW: Bradford Goodale, Robert Goodale, Robert Bridges, John Williams, David Randall, John Hayes, Herbert Tufts. STARTING ELEVEN Coach Baldwin, Captain Littlefield, FIRST ROW: End Goodale, Tackle Burgess, Guard Stacy, Center Chad- Manager Staples, bourne. Guard williams, Tackle Adams, I-hd Tufts. SECOND ROW: Halfback Hayes, Fullback Matthews, Quarterback Littlefield, Half- back Brown. KEITH BURGESS Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells LARRY MATTHEWS CHARLES LITTLEFIELD THE SCORES 6 Berwick Academy 0 St. Ignatius 6 Old Orchard Beach 0 St. Francis O Traip Academy 0 Kennebunk DONALD BROWN JOHN WILLIAMS HERBERT TUFTS BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Bradford Goodale, Glenn Rarnsdell, Charles Chadbourne, Larry Matthews Charles Littlefield SECOND ROW: Richard Burden, Herbert Tufts, Mr. Baldwin, John Hayes, Duane Adams ABSENT Robert Goodale , Anthony Arseneault. Wells Wells Wells Wells W ells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells THE SCORES Berwick Kennebunk B.A. Eliot St. Ignatius York York Berwick No. Berwick Kennebunk Alumni St. Francis B.A. Eliot No. Berwick Alumni Eliot Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells BOYS' JLINICJR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: John Stacy, Captain Thomas Hutchins, Ronald Everson, John Trafton, Henry Sydlowski, Paul Bridges. SECOND ROW: Alfred Srrew, Charles Clogston, Robert Bridges, Richard Ronco, William Ireland, Roland Cole, Charles Bourne, Donnell Lord, Coach Burbank. THE SCORES 35 Berwick Academy 26 Eliot 23 St. Ignatius 36 York 27 York 70 No. Berwick 28 St. Francis 53 Berwick 51 Eliot 35 Kennebunk 32 Kennebunk 53 Berwick Academy 31 No. Berwick 31 St. Ignatius Varsity Coach Baldwin, Varsity Captain Charl Chadbourne, Junior Varsity Coach Burbank. C0-Captain JEAN WRIGHT Coach GEORGE LANGILLE C0-Captain NORMA MILLER CHEERLEADERS X Hope Littlefield, Barbara Hayes, Annette Gagnon, Captain Ellen Dannert, Wendy Pinkham, Dorintha Wallace, Sandra Brown. Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells GIRLS' VARSITY SCORES Berwick Kennebunk Eliot B. A. Traip Traip Berwick No. Berwick St. Joseph Sanford Alumni Thornton St. Joseph Eliot No. Berwick Sanford Kennebunk B.A. GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Kennebunk B. A. Traip St. Joseph St. Joseph Traip Sanford B. A. CHRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAN4 GIRLS' .l.V. BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Patricia Miller, Mary Clogston, Jean Wright, Norma Miller, Janice Ward, Mary Adams. SECOND ROW: Faith Littlefield, Barbara Hatch, Phyllis Gordon, Marlene Littlefield, Judy Matthews, Mr. Langille. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Milburn, Gaile Coombs, Priscilla Rymes, Ellen Winn. SECOND ROW: Shirley Littlefield, Judy Grant, Gay Fearon, Ann Brown, Mr. Langille. ABSENT: Christel Par- ker, Virginia Littlefield, Sandra Clogston, Charlene Cole. TRACK TEAM I 957 FIRST ROW: Philip Jamieson, Merton Matthews, James Ramsdell, David Hutchinson, Richard Stevens, Ralph Hill. SECOND ROW: William Spiller, David Randall, Donald Brown, Rodney Hatch, Larry Matthews, Robert Dickerson, Roland Cole, Charles Littlefield, Douglas Cruickshank, Coach Norman Holder. Star miler IAMIESON CHAMPIONS AGAIN! The year 1957 marked another State Championship for Wells. This makes our record ten consecutive State Championships. The victory was due to the fine all-round team work shown by the boys-the hurdling of Mert Matthews, the high jumping of Ralph Hill, the pole vaulting of Jim Rams- dell, the javelin throwing of Dave Hutchin- son, and the outstanding running of Phil Jamieson. The loss of six big point men will mean harder work next year. 'RDLER RAMSDELL CROSS COUNTRY TEAM POLE VAULTER RAMSDELL RUNNER HUTCHIN SON WELLS TRACK STARS FIRST ROW: Gary Hearrin, william Spiller, Richard Burden, Robert Brackett, Roland Cole. SECOND ROW: Coach Norman Holder, Captain Glenn Ramsdell, Douglas Cruickshank, Gerald Clarrage, Al fred Strew, Thomas Hutchins. A BRIGHT FUTURE Although plagued by the flu, the harriers were still able to turn in a worthy record. Defeating everyone except powerful Berwick and York was encourag- ing, but not being able to compete in the annual County Meet because of the flu was disappointing. The future for the harriers looks exceptionally promising. No one on the squad graduatesp and with many fine runners remaining, the team looks very strong. ' BASEBALL TEAM I957 FIRST ROW: Duane Adams, Larry Matthews, John Hayes, Alfred Hynes, Ralph Hill, Joseph Welch. SECOND ROW: Manager Breen Savage, Carl Mclntire, Anthony Arseneault, Alfred Gagnon, Charles Chadbourne, Richard Ronco, Merton Matthews, Coach James Beaudry. Ralph Hill, Alfred Hynes, Coach Beaudry, Alfred Anthony A1'SBI163U1I. DUHH6 Adams. LHYYY Matthews Gagnon. Merton Matthews, Charles Chadbourne. I0hI1 HHYCS. Carl MCIIIIUS. Coach Beaudfy- L .V f g- 1- . -15.-m+cV he ' Gam ' ww. K ' . if ,Zz A B Q 'lm-V if K R. . gf , 1 1 . - - f -. 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OUTLET Wells, Maine Compliments of ZW6 CABINS Wells, Maine ig E U S Compliments of life AND rv1oL,u.:VoN ' ss 1 W fy ZR V 006 STORE: 1 5 Q ,C Wells, Maine N42 E Compliments of cv l QZZQZLQZ 6-,jg Og unquit , Maine A Compliments of THE WELCOME HOUSE Post Road Wells, Maine Telephone 944 MAKE YOUR HOME COMPLETE Q, - Z s ' Sl -iii-. ,Cz ,E s na g' -7 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 AQLJNIDEL CABINET WORKS Post Road Wells, Maine ' -1 I 'Lays BEAUT Y SALON Route 1 Wells, Maine Telephone Wells 674 Specializes in All Beauty Culture YOUR SEARCH EIIDS Compliments Of 'I S' , ,v A 1' N-f -I ,--N: :2- j f Q L K JD MX That G d Ha b ' V - OO In 'LII' fe g e'--- 54 :l Tele hone Wells 257-wz 3? fe 1e'e 1 P so ., ,..1 ,:,e , 5 L, Wells, Maine C omplime nt s of .JCM-UNI Q. IDEPTLJ LA CONTRACT OR Build Remodel Telephone Wells 428 Wells, Maine Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM ff. LESSARD 5CDlNfll:l-4 fi CABINS Wells , Maine MILDRAM'S SUNOCO STATION Tires - Batteries - Accessories Ignition Work Wells, Maine Telephone 5510 Proprietor CHARLES R. MILDRAM Compliments of SLUMBERLAND MOTOR COURT De Luxe Cabins Free Television in Every Cabin Visit Our New Gift Shop Route 1 Wells, Maine Compliments of HILL'S MOTOR COURT Wells, Maine Compliments of PINE TREE GARDENS JOSEPH HOUSTON, Proprietor U. S. Route l Wells, Maine BIRCH KNOLL MARKET Groceries - Cabins l Mile South of Ogunquit Telephone 8556 BELLE OF MAINE MOTOR COURT Beautiful Ocean View Route 1 Wells, Maine J'. L. AMIRAULT, Proprietor RUSSELL W. YOUNG Electrical Contracting and Wiring Ogunquit, Maine Telephone Wells 59M Compliments of KE YES GARAGE Ogunquit , Maine Compliments of KENNARD'S SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil - Tires Wells, Maine Compliments of VILLAGE INN Moody, Maine MARGARET GRAY, Proprietor I I el , A550 I I E: ESSO GENERAL SERVICE CENTER Telephone 201-M Wells Corner, Maine ROGER ESA! CHELDEIQ BUILDING MOVER Telephone 230-M Wells, Maine ,f-f'N4?Zf12r'NS2'? 'y2f:2b 7, S 'QE wf I .J O S U 5 oun f,f nnsr Tnouenr Compliments of 4' of CLEANERS Telephone Wells, Maine sg fffefikmmef MOTOR C OURT DOE AND BILL. DWYEIR, Propnetors Wells, Maine Telephone 630 I-I. VV. -I-LJ TITS BUILDING SERVICE Ogunquit, Maine yywgig TDTQLJG S I Cong t l t o to th Grads of '58 I I LYIZZQVLA HOTEL Ogunquit , Maine SERVICE WHEN Y EE OUN D 'T E2 ,L 'FDAQADIS Moody, P. O. Box 77 Wells, Maine .znnuss '.-:-'ir:. ADAM S RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE Free Home Trial and One-Year Unconditional Guarantee Ogunquit, Maine Route Compliments of lXl'E'l2 'EEAXCZI-I MOTEL AND CABINS Mood S. GORDON, Proprietor Maine Compliments of ALL. E5 TA I CABINS JOSEPH Cr. WEARE, Proprietor Ogunquit, Maine E. E. L.CDl21D KNAPP SHOES Where Your Shoe Dollar Serves You Best Sanford Road Wells , Maine Beach Street C omplime nt s of THE if BAR Ogunquit , Maine TRA ln RGINGS 135.1 or KY FTQAN I4 TQ. I-ICDVVE INCORPORATED General Floor Contractor Wells, Maine Telephone 369 i--' Compliments of L1TTLEF1ELD's WELLS BEACH LOBSTER POUND , CDGLJ INICQLJ IT Fish - Lobsters - Clams COTTAGEIS Wholesale lc li 'F Retail DAVID M. LITTLEFIELD AND soN If It Swims, We Have It. Ogunquit, Maine , Telephone 243 Wells , Maine Best Wishes to the Compliments of Class of 1958 76522 5224 Z4 M D ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ogunquit, Maine Wells, Maine ,HQ 'vb EDITH - MILLS - THEO assi 'li Z uw! Route 1 Wells, Maine Greenhouse Potted Plants - Cut Flowers - Rock Garden Perennials ,,.:.. CCEAN VIEVV CABINS A Good Place to Send Your Friends MAYNARD TRAF T ON Wells, Maine vmzmekzm Rooms - American and European Plan Serving Dinner Every Evening Buffet Brunch Wednesday Evening 7:00 P.M. Sunday Noon Reservation Only Telephone Wells 222 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. HARRY S. LITTLEFIELD I-3 IF l'l S GOOD FOOD Compliments of you HALT-- 5 QED ARQQVV WML DMR N Wells , Maine VVF-'I el S3 MARKET EZ. .T. PARENT, Proprietor Meats - Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Wells Beach, Maine DRUGS Qgmmzmzg DRUG Complete Drug and Prescription fi Telephone Wells 39 N Y 5, Wells Corner, Maine . 3 i!,l I-lLJ'l'CZI-IIIXIS GARAGE More Than a Century of Friendly Service Sales , C H EV'h'J LE-rf Service L-'-'L.'l.ll Ogunquit , Maine 1-il-21:4 DI CDH-4 CJ. IXAILLIAIQIID Sanford Road Wells, Maine Telephone 441-W3 Backhoe - Ditching - Loader Work HIGHPINE VISTA RANCH Horses Bought, Sold, and Boarded .11 Trail Rides and Ring Rides ,nv 1 Proprietors ' KARL AND MARIE HILTON CONGDON'S DONUT SHOP Route l Wells, Maine VILLAGE DONUT SHOP 15 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine Complete Line of Home Made Donuts, Bread, Rolls, and Pies Also Delicious Fried Clams and Lobster Rolls Compliments of WEBBER'S FRIED CLAMS Telephone Wells 33-WZ Wells, Maine OGUNQUIT ESSO STATION Washing - Polishing - Lubricating CHARLES NORTON, Proprietor LOUIS' RESTAURANT Serving Good Food LOUIS TANOLI, Proprietor Route l Wells, Maine Compliments of THE BELLEVUE HOUSE Compliments of PERRY'S BARBER SHOP Wells, Maine Compliments of FARLEY'S TYDOL STATION Wells, Maine Compliments of IACOBSEN 'S SERVICE STATION Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of FRANCES BEAUTY SALON Telephone 475 Atlantic Avenue Wells Beach, Maine WELLS SHELL STATION Tires - Batteries - Accessories Lubrication Wells, Maine For Insurance Life - Fire - Auto Call W. F. ROLLINS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Telephone Wells 93W Ogunquit, Maine N m 1 f K C omp11ments of JAMES C. AND NAATQCELLA ENWOLDSEIXI 1 OGUNQUIT BEAUTY SALON Specializing in All Branches of Beauty Culture Telephone Wells 124 KENNETH M. CAMPBELL Septic Tank and Cesspool Cleaned Reasonable Rates Prompt Service Cozy Corner Wells, Maine Compliments of HARBOR CANDY SHOP Candy Fresh Daily Ogunquit, Maine YORK COUNTY FARMS' MARKET .TENNIE S. BOSTON, Manager Serving the Public 35 Years Route l Wells, Maine BRIDGES I. G. A. MARKET Meats - Groceries Frozen Foods Telephone 230-W Wells, Maine Compliments of EARLE PORTER Lawn Service Year Round Caretaker of Property Wells, Maine Compliments of MALCOLM M. FILSON Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of C. L. MAXWELL 'S Telephone 625 or 14 Ogunquit, Maine CROSBY FARM Vegetables Moody, Maine E. L. KENNEDY Hardware - Paint Electrical Supplies Telephone 346-W Ogunquit, Maine Open the Year Round Inside Coffee Bar 'TI-4E CDTQIGINAL. VVFI L55 UCDLJCEHNLJT Old U. S. Route 'SI-ICDTD Fashioned Hand-Made Doughnuts Wholesale and Retail The Largest Variety in Maine Phone 776-W 1 W ells , Maine .Q 52 f ff W' M M Best ishes 1 'R M RM W to the ,Aff X: i f W fl MW ' ' iW- NP , 4 ff wh' fri Class of 1958 WELLS LIONS Cl .UR W ells , Maine Quality First Since 1912. POTTER'S FURNITURE STORE 269 Main Street Biddeford, Maine A. M. BRAGDON AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate Realty Building Telephone 87-W York Village, Maine GREENE'S GARAGE Sales - Chevrolet - Service Telephone 5-3332 Kennebunk, Maine MARIER'S MEN'S SHOP Kennebunk's Shop for Men and Boys Headquarters for Arrow Shirts Cooper Underwear and Sportswear Also Bates Shoes Kennebunk and Kennebunkport Maine ROBERT E. MARIER, Prop. KIT TERY TRADING POST Guns, Sporting Goods Boots, Shoes, and Moccasins Safety Service System Bee-Line System GOOGINS' GARAGE Axle Straightening Aligning Service Telephone 5-2056 50 York Street Kennebunk, Maine KENNEBUNK STAR Established 1877 Published Fridays Also Job Printing of All Kinds Garden Street Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of R. W. LIBBY AND SONS Hardware - Plumbing Heating Telephone 5-4431 Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of BIDDEFORD TIRE SHOP Biddeford, Maine Compliments of I..IGGETT'S DRUG STORE Biddeford, Maine Compliments of COLONIAL PHARMACY Kennebunkport, Maine Compliments of NOEL'S BOOTERY Portsmouth, New Hampshire GREEN'S SHOE STORE Green's Bargain Annex Biddeford, Maine EDDIE 'S Automobile Supplies Toys - Housewares Hobbies Kennebunk, Maine CLIFFORD ALLEN Sand - Loam - Gravel Rubbish Collection Cement Work Telephone Wells 365-M Ogunquit , Maine REMAR'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR We Give S 81 H Green Starnps 153 Main Street Biddeford, Maine Compliments of PHIL 'S BARBER SHOP 3 Market Square Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of BURTON G. DODGE AND SON North Berwick, Maine Compliments of DUTCH'S TV SERVICE North Berwick, Maine Osborne 6-5542 MAIN STREET HARDWARE COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Burnham Baseboard Heat Telephone OS 6-2231 North Berwick, Maine RALPH BOOTH STUDIO Instruction in Oil Painting Class or Private Telephone Wells 207 Ogunquit, Maine C ompl iments of TITCOMB, FENDERSON 8: TITCOMB Attorneys -at-Law Sanford, Maine Compliments of LARRY 'S LODGES Hous ekeeping A Fireplaces FRIEND Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of RIDLON'S Pllunbing - Hardware Telephone OS 6-2232 North Berwick, Maine ARNOLD'S HEARING AID CENTER --Hearing Aids-- Batteries for All Makes 200 Maine Street Sanford, Maine Compliments of ELAINE AND ALBEO LAPIERRE TALLWOOD CABINS U. S. Route 1 Wells , Maine Sales Rentals LOUISE M. TAYLOR REAL ESTATE Telephone Wells 383 -R Wells Beach, Maine Compliments of Compliments of CHRISTENSEN FORD SALES CvOODWIN'S Portland Road Kennebunk, Maine 5? - Sl STORE Kennebunk, Maine THE BOSTON STORE GERARD N. LEBRUN Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Telephone 280 164 Main Street Sanford, Maine Compliments of McDONALD'S BAKERY Sanford, Maine Compliments of ROY LITTLEFIELD Sawing and Milling North Berwick, Maine DAY ' S AUTO SERVICE Wheel Balancing Steaming - Gas and Electric Welding Tel. Osborne 6-5532 North Berwick, Maine Compliments of A. 8x P. STORE North Berwick, Maine BATCHELDER'S JEWELRY Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing 194 Main Street Sanford, Maine Compliments of CAMPBELL 'S SHOE STORES Portsmouth and Dover New Hampshire A. E. ALIE 8: SONS, INC. Registered Jeweler 460 Central Avenue Dover, New Hampshire Telephone 207 THAYER DIGGERY COMPANY Men' s Good Clothes Famous for Palm Beach Suits Boys' Good Clothes Sanford, Maine Compliments of CHASE'S GARAGE York 325 York Beach, Maine Compliments of HENDRICK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Kennebunkport, Maine Compliments of THE OPEN DOOR Kenne bunk, Maine Compliments of HUSSEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. North Berwick, Maine ARTHUR'S SHOE STORE Fits Fussy Feet Biddeford Kennebunkport Maine When in Portsmouth Eat at JARVIS RESTAURANT Fountain Service Specializing in Catering PORTSMOUTH FLOWER SHOP A. C. CRAIG, Prop. Greeting Cards Flowers for All Occasions Phone GE 6-2723 I0 Market Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of DOLAN'S RADIO AND TV Springvale , Maine Compliments of BILLINGS GULF SERVICE North Berwick, Maine Telephone OS 6-8502 Prescription Specialists Since 1903 MURDOCK'S PHARMACY Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of JOHN D. HUNT, D.M.D. 239 Main Street Sanford, Maine we soon soon KENNEBONK Z7 f INN yx Open Year 'Round t Comfortable Rooms - Reasonable Rates Q f A A Public Dining Room and Wf? fi W Private Dining Facilities for Parties Phone 5-3351 U.S. Rte. 1 Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSQUATE STORE n Sanford Maine Compliments of -4-ve' 51 'QEET Nj ' FLORIST V . 1 S. I. EMMONS, Proprietor S TE'-4 -ES, .J , N. , -:' M' .fWg.9,, as Q5,,x'x':-VIQT, W - Tel. 5-4472 12 Brown Street Kennebunk, Maine EJ2. VVATEEEN CICDNIID.-S. NY Socony - Mobil Burning Oils Bottled ' 'Homgasn Quality Coal and Coke We Solicit Your Patronage Kenne bunk Office lg' Night 5 -Z 2.2 1 5 -2 244 Mobilheai Good Luck Class of 1958 SHELDON'S Men's and Boys' Wear Pleasant Street Opp. Post Office Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of CO-ED SHOPS Where Specials Are a Specialty Portsmouth Dover New Hampshire KENNEBUNK AIRPORT Charter Flights Sight-Seeing Rides Flight Instruction 2 Miles South of Kennebunk Route No. 1 BERT WORK, Owner Tel. 5-2742 Compliments of BLAINE'S RESTAURANT Portland, Maine M. L. GAGNE Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Telephone 453-M 134 Main Street Sanford, Maine S. B. EMERY, INC. 17 Washington Street Sanford, Maine THE MEN'S SHOP, INC. Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings Phone 4-5014 260-262 Main St. Saco, Maine SNOWDON MOTOR CO., INC. Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service Kennebunk, Maine Telephone 5-2022 YORK COUNTY REALTY CO. YORK COUNTY TRAVEL AGENCY Telephone 574-W ERNEST KOSTIS, Real Estate Broker 144 Main Street Sanford, Maine WILBUR G. SHAW HARDWARE AND PAINTS 225 Main Street Sanford, Maine DIQE SSE?- NIAT2 Sl-I CORPORATION Your Frigidaire Dealer Plumbing and Heating Engineer s Electrical Wiring Pyrofax Gas Kennebunk Dial 5-3346 'Tl-IE INACINTCJSE-I COLLEGE .4 -.- '!l,, q ?,f-,iff r V , .. V. i an: ' ---sf ' E E Q ei 1... 'hgh' U - 5232 ' ' Dover , New Hampshire Training Business Personnel Since 1896 L, iC7' ,naw Ay Q 5 5 Hg Li an XAZSVZS f'X V' jig LET US D0 YOUR Su-HBLES' AGENCY All Lines of Insurance Telephone Osbourne 6-2613 North Berwick, Maine IQENNEELJN K LAUNDRY 5 Water Street Kennebunk, Maine Complete Laundry Service We Pick Up and Deliver Rug Shampooing Telephone: Kennebunk 5 -Z0 72 LILAC LODGE Overnight Guests Day or Week Wells, Maine Let's Go Fishing Charter Boat Dottie Perkins Cove - Ogunquit, Maine CAPT. KEN HILL Mackerel Specialist Telephone 233-M3 Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of OGUNQUIT CAMERA SHOP Ogunquit, Maine Happy Cooking DONALD S. PAINE Ocean Street Ogunquit, Maine Phone Wells 359 .TOEL PERKINS COTTAGES Telephone Wells 54 Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of S. V. FISKE DRUGS Kenne bunk, Maine KENNE BUNK SYSTEM COMPANY Wearing Apparel and Footwear for the Entire Family 14 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of SMART SET BEAUTY SALON Kenne bunk, Maine Compliments of MATHIEU'S JEWELRY 60 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine MOUSAM ELECTRIC CO. Contractors - Appliances ARLON E. WENTWORTH 35 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine WENTWORTH PHOTO FINISHERS Developing - Printing 41 Main Street Compliments of XJCDN BAILLIGAN COMPANY York County Stationers Royal Company Typewriter Distributor in Y or k County Dealer in Mosler Safes Office Furniture and Business Machines 119 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine Phone 5-2311 Sales and Service QYAV TTZABEIZ Z HCDE QFormer1y Mountfort Cooli Antiques and Gifts Pine Hill Road North Ogunquit, Maine dge Compliments of BATCHE l.'DEl2 B12O'l'l-IEIZS INC. ASA R. LOW, President General Insurance 195 Main Street Sanford, Maine Telephone 55 Compliments of cJAn4nE's BEAUTY SALON Wells, Maine ' 's Q. U' Y Q QQQQQQSWQ' N ' M19 Compliments of IQCDIVI AC. CDIQCHARDS Sanford Road Sanford, Maine COMPANY - Equipment for All Sports for Individuals mf' l - as well as Schools and Teams l 20 Market Street - Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of VVI L. LXATZD l 'l,QNl5C.OlXfl AT TORNEYS-AT -LAW Sanford, Maine Compliments of niggaz fdgzagaiaw ,, Www! Saws LIVESTOCK North Berwick, Maine GEORGE W. CLARK Dry Goods - Furnishings Children's and Infants' Wear 22.3 Main Street Sanford, Maine Compliments of NORTH BERWICK WOOLEN COMPANY Blankets - Remnants GEORGE F. GRAY AND SON Monuments, Tablets and Markers North Berwick, Maine Compliments of THE BROWN JEWELRY COMPANY Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of WESGATE DAIRY North Berwick, Maine Compliments of ff. O. MacCORISON I.f1EN'S STORE North Berwick, Maine WHITCHER 'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION ELWYN P. WHITCHER Telephone 5-2002 Pick Up and Delivery Service Corner Main and Bourne Street Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of COAST RESTAURANT Portsmouth, New Hampshire WINK'S PLACE Dry Goods Canned Goods Wet Goods North Kennebunkport, Maine Compliments of W. PAUL QUARRINGTON North Berwick, Maine Zum 'Valued , X Compliments of l3Cl2TECDLJS IV! I-FCI-lEl.I.. X- ETQLLLJ N The Family Store Portland, Maine Compliments of EDGAI2 BQCOKS Z SCDIXI Wells, Maine gl! Chg SACO 15.15113 941 ,,, '41, 'l 5':lli3lf'Jl+7l:CDl-if? GO lll X' 1 -',g SAVINGS INSTITUTION . Maine's First and Oldest Mutual Savings Bank F Incorporated 1827 Sm, Maine AQLJNDEI. Old Orchard Beach, Maine MARKET Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Each Depositor Insured Up to S 10,000 Groceries, Meats, Vegetables Cold Beverage's We Give S 8: H Green Stamps Phone Kennebunk 5-8885 Arundel, Maine SANFCED TRUST CO IVNDLAN V Sanford, Maine Member of the Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IV!-fb.-C. Trl NAIXICE PLAN Complete Money Service for Families and Merchants 216 Main Street Sanford, Maine Telephone 1845 Jag, XJ. DQDQS LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT STORE Sanford, Maine Phone 715 Biddeford, Maine Phone 4-6941 Laconia, New Hampshire phone 1260 ,Ali Agn Compliments of M-MRA A an lgglli Vp PISCAI AQUA Q SAV! NCES e'i' 1? R: i , EQNK VVS' W. , .pp.pp..--: gays, X EM Portsmouth, New Hampshire ivqli 5 iViV Z -n,. iii . X f Q i.,q,.i ff, jf' ' ..f-1-1- -xg, D. 12. BOS ICDN TAR AND ASPHALT Roads, Streets and Driveways Telephone OSbourne 6-5505 North Berwick, Maine XJ LJDSCDN DUNAVVAV CGRPOQATION EXPELLO Insecticides QBUG-A-BOO, Insecticides VANiSH Toilet Bowl Cleaner DELETE Rust and Stain Remover ELF Drain Opener :K AIU- M, 4 5 U V-hysmggnm 'H' Egg!!! Y mf.-.-...- ... 5 H ng., Luk.. E552-:E HHEHEHE WWW fagriuoufu sw-Nos um: V --v-'vt nmvnmiili. 'umuul -'-' I -- -, ..- --1 .1 qu ,Y f. .., -,,, , V. 555' 5!! Eli 555 55532555 55 at iq5555555555g5555555555-I 555. ,521 55555555555 EEE iii 155555555 55 55 535 WL 'Jw infill New - Spacious - Air-Conditioned Save at the Q AWQZMZWZQQJJQWZ Established 1823 333 State Street, Corner of Fleet Portsmouth, New Hampshir e Member Federal Home Loan Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor ation IIIVESTI IT GATE SAVINGS... j5 WcZWZQJE 254 Main Street Biddeford, Maine GXNSURJW S Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ESQ M 'i um . g -5 ' 0 Each Depositor lnsu Z2 lgfimxh ' ' va Quite Q 'ff' ,Q red Up to S10 000 00 gm 000 DSP MEMS'-9 LET US H ELP y C9 E 2 ' K A Tu-:E 52: 0 'f iiftf t'2f NATICDNXXI sqm F BANK 1 X 4- Zam 77Zweff MAIN OFFICE 102 Main Street Kennebunk, Maine Tel. 5-4500 AR UNDEL BRANCH 10 Elm Street Kennebunkport, Maine Tel. 7 -2000 BANKING HOURS Monday - Friday 9 A.M. - Z P.M. Saturday 9 A.M. - 12 Noon MEMBER Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. - Federal Reserve System I 1 i E .gg FIQST M I Q rg , X NA-VIQNAI. te . K 41 M Biddeford, Maine Memb North Berwick, Maine South Berwick, Maine 100 Years of Commercial Banking er Federa1 Deposit Insurance Corporation H. W. M. E. I. STORE M. E. JOHNSON, Proprietor Meats and Groceries Telephone OS 6-5551 North Berwick, Maine Compliments of PORTSMOUTH MUSIC STORE Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of BROWN HARDWARE, INC. L. PHILIPPE VERONNEAU Prop. 237 Main Street Telephone 7 Sanford, Maine Compliments of THE NUTTER AGENCY Sanford, Maine Compliments of DUSTIN'S STORE North Berwick, Maine Compliments of NORTH BERWICK LUMBER COMPANY North Berwick, Maine SAUL SHALIT, PHARMACIST Sanford, Maine Filling Prescriptions ls the Most Important Part of Our Business FLOYD C. DUTCH Wholesale Dealer in Dressed Beef, Pork, Lamb and Veal Phone North Berwick OSborne 6-2.213 North Berwick, Maine ALLIED NEW HAMPSHIRE GAS COMPANY Serving: Seabrook and Hampton Beaches Hampton, Exeter, Portsmouth Dover , Rochester , Somersworth Compliments of SESSlON'S RECORD SHOP Portsmouth, New Hampshire '.i4f'L' 5 ' '- X I Q1 ,iz v ii.. f ' A 4- 1.11, f 'l Compliments of 2Qg?2Zaa! Telephone 64 Sanford, Maine Tn-:E , A550 FT5 ODDS AND ENDS SHOP China - Old Glass - Gifts Wells Beach, Maine SUPPLlES DA LE 1 'si 9 N0-vers,-oom C .- S eseffffm N -...:.,,,,---- INCORPORATED ,v Q ff? -H me Telephone 70 Compliments of Route l at 91 York Village, Maine ROBEQEI S' STATIONERY STORE 261 Main Street Sanford, Maine -1 , 8 ' : ' mx. A - ,:'- a, .-. ' i . ' 1' gg ,PV ix. If 531' 'f nu, ,I X l ,... 1'- .-1:5 '-. ,-I. S s X N lffzq Compliments of DOVE? IV! LJS IC MANS? Dover, New Hampshire Compliments of ALVI N A. I-lCDl:1: KAAN INA. D. York, Maine IIOVES Since 1878 First With Quality Merchandise for Years A Department Store for Men, Boys, Women, and Children L 4 - 8 Market Square to Ladd Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire DORA C.. STONE A nnuf llf Q ' ,, j f.-1' H... .-pb, f L WW I ix adies' and Chi1dren's Apparel Dry Goods 197 Main Street Sanford, Maine J H Plurnbing - Heating Lenox Warm-Air General Contracting IQ Tel. Wells 101-W Moody, Maine I on fzogifedz gow Compliments of KENNEBLJNI4 SAVINGS BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Kenne bunk, Maine With Best Wishes 'E slr ,alley to All Graduates AT ALL p HZ TUMES AGEN cv INSURANCE hlhp upnpipp A Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of SLEEPVTOW N IXACDTEL Wells, Maine 1- .. i - sn YORK COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION REED MOTOR COMPANY CLAYTON BUICK COMPANY CHADWICK OLDSMOBILE COMPANY CREPEAU'S NASH SERVICE MILL CITY CHEVROLET CORP. WARREN C. THOMPSON BEACH MOTORS, INC. BIDDEFORD MOTOR SALES L. C. 8: L. C. MALING HARRY B. CENTER 492. Main Street Saco, Maine 8 Thornton Avenue Saco, Maine 366 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine 402. Main Street Biddeford, Maine 150 Alfred Street Biddeford, Maine 160 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine 445 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine 68 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine 444 Alfred Street Biddeford, Maine 321 Elm Street Biddeford, Maine Li J ss Best Wishes to the Class of 58 Compliments of THE KFSSI 1: IX! SHCDE CCDNADANY Kennebunk, Maine YOUR TROIIBLES fy' 4 V S Am H Bm-a.E12 R 09 WW Compliments of MOTOR COMPANY -----1 ' Sanford, Maine 'Fl-IE LAVENDE12 Sl-ICDT-5 Dry Goods - Gifts Hooked Rug Supplies North Berwick, Maine Compliments of 54,4 ,gi W e esecgeeai mf MX :QENCH COMPANY SI ! X I Scwe N X at Portsmouth, New Hampshire Compliments of SANFOQD INSTITUTION for Savings 184 Main Street Sanford, Maine The Peop1e's Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FUQ, DOVER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Current Dividend 3 1fZ'Z: P Insured Savings e r Annum Dover , New Hampshire nerr vaonnv K ' an an ann' THE ' IDELFDI-H NE 'fl 511.52 , ' 'S' The Shop of Better Gifts ' 'U' York Beach, Maine My Compliments of ITURE VV,A12T2EN'S YOU cAN RELAX I XIX FURNITURE COMPANY Biddeford - Sanford Westbrook - Dover Kenne bunk KENT?-5 Dry Cleaning Laundering Maine Kenne bunkp or t IE' SUPER MARKET 1. AND Kittery, Maine N? ,- DANE SAVE Dover and Portsmouth in fe tr AT New Hampshire T u-:E 1-lorvva-is I READ X A Restaurant O Serving Fine Foods ft , J Open All Year 7 ,,,, X 15 Academy Street X South Berwick, Maine in Telephone 3022 -I'lr-JE l3l2L.li3l I AND NEEDLE The Perfect Place to Find All Your Graduation Requirements at Perkins Cove Ogunquit, Maine Q Mex Z Best Wishes to the Class of '58 f I ff D K 'b S -I Qt 1 ... N 1 If 2 0 . X! J -Lg!! 4 f Y f G I WELLS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Muon FDR NNE FUUU 4 Q, . :AWHEN INTHE ..!l!. Compliments of u4AvS RESTAURANT South Berwick, Maine myus Z ' INC- U BIDDEFORD. MAINE MacGregor Sportswear Jantzen Swimwear Palm Beach Suits Freeman Shoes Dobbs Hats Hart Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes Your First Hour Parking Free EC? STON E120 S. Wholesale Dealers in Western Beef, Pork, Lamb, Veal Phone North Berwick OS 6-2213 North Berwick, Maine 'I -3 fm. .gif A. x 63 SJQYH QI, P ri.-.Kim . l, ! I ' Y and Compliments of SDE! NGVALE NAT ICDNAL. BAN K 178 Main Street Springvale, Maine C ompliments of QGLJNCDUIT GARAGE Ogunquit, Maine if J -LFWTUL 1 Q i. Compliments of L.. 12. JELLERSCDN INA. D. North Berwick, Maine Modern Gas Service ' 'Anywhere ' ' UTILITY GAS for Home, Farm, Commerce and Industry SPILLER'S 9 York Street Kenne bunk, Maine Telephone 5 -2451 Good Luck to the Senior Class BARBARA DEANS Serving Fine Foods Shore Road Ogunquit, Maine Compliments of HQWAQQ JCDHNSONS RESTAURANT Wells , Maine BENCDIT 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 fa x Compliments of 'A F York, Maine f 1 ffxx 'ij eo ' .'1S:'.2f4 E A Il. N if 1 E Q Q55 E N 56 S ' ll: 'Q , Q S , !l J ? 'E ff' un, x if ' l x PHIL MITCHELL Johnson Outboard Motors McCulloch Power Chain Saws Sales and Service Sanford, Maine Telephone 1377 3x Auburn St. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of RAYMOND LORD JR. , D. D. S. 178 Main Street Springvale, Maine Compliments of WHITTIER'S GREEN HOUSE Dial 5-2021 Kennebunk, Maine Compliments of A FRIEND Our Class Jewelers L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY DONALD B . TUPPER Representative Portland, Maine Zikgik FOODS, INC. Potato Chips, Popcorn Potato Sticks South Portland, Maine Very Best Wishes Always to the Class of 1958 From the WELLS - OGUNQUIT PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION mmf! jffzawz CLASS OF 1959 William Ireland, President Janice Ward, Vice President Merna Darling, Secretary Phyllis Gordon, Treasurer CLASS OF 1960 David Adams, President Thomas Hutchins, Vice President Judith Matthews, Secretary Marlene Littlefield, Treasurer CLASS OF 1961 I Bradford Goodale, President Charles Bourne Jr. , Vice President Phyllis Jutras, Secretary Cynthia Johnson, Treasurer Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Beals Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheaton Mrs. Dorothy Ward Mr. and Mrs. George Spiller Miss Nora Malkson Mr. Marshall Bean Mr. Rayrnond Johnson Mrs. Margaret Belleau Miss Marion Davis Mr. and Mrs.. Fred L. Green Miss Marie Hatch Miss Ethel Weyrnouth Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chick Mrs . Lloyd Allen Mrs. Josephine Chadbourne Qwiam ffzfaizbz, . They Represent Wells High School's Loyal Supporters The Abenaki Staff and the Class of 1958 Sincerely Thank Our Advertisers for Their Co-Operation in the Production of This Yearbook. We Wish Them Bigger and Better Business M Q ifgrxx AUTOGRAPHQW 5 My fifo W M I. X- V W sh ,ji Yilgim My WW W Q3 Q9dbQ1f'fgf? ' g0ff5jQwc'0f,f'fW3fnw0f Qi Eg? Q Ea MQW W , X ffm U 53? Eg VA -E ? W V '15 l , 1 Q. dew' 2'f V'ff'f'4?'W :Er H -4JA,.i 3 MV MW , A4 M WM + X MTW -wwf Qigxw is , A?f' , ff MJ: N559-,Y ,Qhb qi',-..? .3 PJ X5 5 L.-J i - V ' Q! ' N I Auf. ,B C' 'Xri V A L gb X V 7 .5 l 1 'L , ff- 1 iik h ' - QQ V - ,,-If ,X .J K h -. CJ , ax, N R fxqc--xx X K 4 9 Y 1 . ,bi 3. 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