Wells High School - Abenaki Yearbook (Wells, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1962 volume:

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LI5 SPORTS .... .SCI PATRONS ,... . . .710 X CONTENTS DEDICA TION MR. RUSSELL K. NOYES, PRINCIPAL We, the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-two, dedicate this edition of the Abenaki to MR. RUSSELL K. NOYES, PRINCIPAL Mr. Noyes' patience and understanding coupled with his administrative ability have won the lasting admiration and friendship of our class. Under his guidance during the last year and a half, Wells High School has prospered and grown. Our association with him has been a reward ing and enriching experience -3 A QW' ffff ! L if f X 1 h Q , - , N A fi' .X ual! gg 'i gM2f2 2 .F - - 'N , N- I 2 I -.ll M7 if Ilji L, Q Q i Ld .. 4 e. '5 5 f 'Q' sa Q li jg WML! 5'A.-pf' 53 - Y' - emu - IA 'Tamil M , Q E -X W ifa Q, - f-nf , Iva, X M V i m A : 5 ' f .- Y 'AV xffs' V 63 '-,rr FACULTY S UPERIN TENDEN T ,S MESSA GE MR. ROBERT W. JOHNSON, SUPERINTENDENT Education is a privilege. Our forefathers made great sacrifices to establish the American Public School System which guarantees a free public education through high school to all deserving American youth. In the early history of our country education was recognized as desirable. Today, a good education is more necessary than ever before. Many industries will not grant a job inter- view unless one has a high school diploma. Many demand a college background for executive positions. Make YOUR high school career worthwhile. Plan your selection of courses to lead on to something, either to higher education or to a better place in to- day's world of work. Above all else, be thankful that you live in America where you can be trained along lines of your own choice. YOUR life is what YOU make it. We, parents and teachers, stand ready to help in any way we can. PRI CIPAIXS MESSAGE MR. RUSSELL K. NOYES, PRINCIPAL Our society today makes more demands upon you young people than ever before. It becomes increasingly difficult for you to live up to your convictions as to how you want to live. Pressures cause you to give in and do things the easy way. If you are not strong in your stand to defend your beliefs, you will find that you soon will become one of the many people who do not defend their ideals because they fear that they will be critized by those who disagree. As a result, you, as with many of the others, will follow the path of least resistance. Such a path never leads to accomplishments which are needed to better the society in which we live. Remember, progress was never made ex- cept at the expense of those people who truly believe in what they were doing and, therefore, took a stand in behalf of their beliefs. As you travel through life, have faith in and love for your fellow human beings. Have compassion, love, tolerance, and understanding for those around you and you will never be without peace of mind. MR. RICHARD I. WAKELY Guidance Counselor Bates, A.B. With the second year of Mr. Wakely's teaching at Wells High comes the fulfillment of a position vital to the school, but never before filled This position is guidance counselor. Mr. Wakely has undertaken the task of advising students in such things as courses, subjects choice of and enrollment in colleges. His advice has been of special aid to the Seniors. As if this job in itself were not enough he also teaches three periods of English a day, and coaches I V basketball Through his deep understanding of the students as individuals and his sparkling wit, Mr. Wakely has won the ad- miration and friendship of all of the students. MR, DONALD I. GOODWIN Assistant Principal University of Massachusetts, B.S. Filling the position of vice principal is a capable member of the faculty, Mr. Goodwin. His assistance has proved invaluable to Mr. Noyes. In addition, he teaches sciences and advises the very active Science Club. This year he guided the workings of the Stu- dent Council campaign and elections and continued to assist the Student Council throughout the year. If ever a student needs aid, whether scientific or other, Mr. Goodwin is always willing to lend a helping hand. MISS ETHEL M. WEYMOUTH A Bates College, A.B.: Cornell, M.S. Miss Weymouth is our devoted instructor of mathematics and chemistry. Her dedication to her work and her ability have been recently recognized na- tionally by the publication, LEADERS IN AMERICAN SCIENCE, which described her work as providing opportunity in the small high school. This truth is further brought out by the testimony of students who, through the guidance and instruction of Miss Weymouth, have been able to progress in higher education. IAS I F XmxJ'1A- .22.,cJ,q,Q,1-fb-fb VXA MISS MARION W. DAVIS State Teachers' College, Framingham, Massachusetts Nasson, A.B. Miss Davis has charge of the home economics department and assists the girls who are interested in careers in that field. From her room issue the most luscious smells in the school. Miss Davis is also the dean of girls. MISS MARIE L. HATCH Radcliffe College, A.B. Nasson College, Gray's Business College It is.a known fact that Wells High School could not be run efficiently with- out Miss Hatch, our able commercial teacher. Besides teaching eight classes each day, she sees that all mimeographed sheets and other paper work are com- pleted satisfactorily and on time. In addition, she is official bookkeeper for the school. MRS. PEARL W. WAKELY Bates, A.B. Mrs. Wakely is the competent head of the English department and a well- liked member of Wells High School's faculty. Her lively interesting classes compensate for the lengthy homework assignments which she doles out to her hard-working students. Mrs. Wakely is also advisor to the senior class. w NI' 1,-' In F I .C fr MR. ROBERT A. ARLIN University of New Hampshire, B.S. Being advisor to the freshman class, and teaching P.O.D. , American History, and World History, provides Mr. Arlin with a full schedule. Yet, he still finds time to coach the boys' varsity basketball and baseball teams. In addition to these activities, he is working on his Master's Degree at North- eastern University. MR. FRED S. STROUT Barrington College , B . A . Mr. Strout is a new member of the faculty this year. He teaches general math, algebra, geometry, and P.O.D. , and is advisor to the Abenaki staff. In November he took on the added responsibility of helping with the newly formed school newspaper. His enthusiasm for and interest in the school has won him many friends. MR. CARL E. MERRILL Gorham State Teacher's College, B.S. Mixing knowledge with an atmosphere of understanding and friendship seems to be Mr. Merri1l's unfailing recipe for successful teaching of a shop course. Mr. Merrill not only is the devoted cross country, track, and assist- ant football coach, but has also undertaken the instruction of an arts and crafts course and a mechanical drawing course this year. MISS ELIZABETH M. SNOW St. Ioseph's College, B.A. Miss Snow is another addition to our teaching staff this year. She teaches Latin I, ll, and III, and French I and II. She has also organized the very suc- cessful Modern Dance Club which presented Peter and the Wolf at the Christmas Concert. The community feels that this is an outstanding contri- bution to the school curriculum. MR. GEORGE L. LANGILLE Springfield College , B . P . E. Mr. Langille is our physical education teacher this year, and coaches girls' basketball and softball. He also teaches hygiene and drivers' educa- tion. His easy-going nature makes him an agreeable teacher. MR. VINCENT R. TRENCIA University of Maine, B.A. Another welcome member to the faculty this year is Mr. Trencia. Be- ing football coach, junior class advisor, and instructor of general science, biology, and civics, he still finds time to attend basketball games and other school functions. His good humor and friendly frankness are genuinely ap- preciated by the student body. if .rf E-if W MRS. EDITH TWAMBLY Although Mrs. Twambly is kept busy with her job as Mr. Noves' secretary, she is never too busy to help the students with an odd job. Her cheerful dis- position and warm smile make her a favorite of both the faculty and the stu- dents. MRS. MAXINE MILLER It is conforting for the students of Wells High to know that they are safe under the care and observation of our competent nurse, Mrs. Miller. We all appreciate the medical aid she has given each of us at one time or another. CAFETERIA LADIES Mrs. Marion Stansfield - Mrs. Jennie Sinclair These t-wo ladies play a vital role in Wells High School. They ingeniously plan, prepare, and serve thousands of tempting meals for the ever-hungry stu- dents and teachers of the school. MR. LUC CYR One of the most common and most used phrases around Wells High is, Go get Lucg he'll help you. Mr. Fix-it himself, Luc, is a hard working janitor. Without his help and pleasant personality, Wells High would certainly be at a loss. at X666 , ,L X ' XX X X f, X Qi E K XX e W3 Q i'xQi 1 ! ' ,A -' Y is Y x X x Ed. I A Wi 4J? I . , A - X.-E Q Q Rm, A S ff' W' MI ? UQ, V f'7 i 01 ,A KAN -.- , If f---2 T ,IEE- E '--5.6: f ?'-W :ef f' gg, . vig- yarn.- f If--N 1 fi . I -'Ir' . .f X' ,ff ,fr I' uk - -,,X' , f,, af ! - , r B ,Z-A , 5..'Z- '--'32 r Q 14 f I zzz, SENIQI-DNS I3 by TANLEx WDYCE ADAMS iw in . 0 Ambition: T b a CQI M W W ad Coursezclgail ' UA dent i EB Jiketb 5 Tr k 1,2,3,45 ciass President 1, sm- 1 1 x . Q ' WW- ssed . . . that certain Iun . . athletic ,- . . future PhYSi- cis . . WTWWM 1 , I , IS A til : o s y la womin nc , C' e: if EW Pr ent ' Stud t rtci reas r , e ary 3, Vice President 4 h i St f 3, ' or- Ch' 45 Ad- n 45 d 3,45 French Club Presi- d n 5 l 25 atin b Secretary 35 Lib arian 45 Modern Dance Club 45 N td' al or cie ,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Science Club 4. Student Coun V .... a plucky Peter . . . Abenaki chief . . bouncy , , , s , s s A N I 'e ' N H J , - P '. - YVONNE LUCILLE ALEXANDRE ' I 5 J 4' A Ambition: s'Po enter some field of science 0 l x 1 ' , Course: Scientific I f Science Club 3 ,4. Wants to break 80 in golf . . . appealing grin . . . class redhead . . . nice figure . . . DONNA MARIE BRACKETT Ambition: To be a secretary Course: General I. V. Cheerleader 25 F.B.L.A. 45 Librarian 2. Talkative . . . partisan to pizza . . . P.O.D. pest . . . likes Kennebunk - any special reason? . . . DARLENI-3 RITA BRIDGES 0 K 1 Ambition: To be a secretary t, ff Course: Commercial MJD! Basketball Manager 4g Class Treasurer 4g Studen nfl! e e ary 4g I Typist 2g Co-Head Typist 3,4g D.A.R. G zeng F . . Vice dent 4g Librarian 4g Newspaper Typist 45 Ad- an 4. Likes sailors fat least onej . . . efficient secretary . . . good dancer . . senior exchequer . . . easy to get along with . . . SHERRILL LEE CARD Ambition: To become a bookkeeper and a housewife Course: General Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3g F.B.L.A. 4. Frequent trips to New Hampshire . . . good bookkeeper . . . diamonds are her best friends . . . helpful ways REGINALD LEE CHASE Ambition: To own a fishing boat Course: Industrial Arts Football 2,3,4. A1len's companion to Woburn . . . lobsterman . . . automobile addict . . Harvest Ball King 3 . . . dislikes being broke . . . ' CHARLES ROBERT CLARRAGE, IR. Ambition: To own a trucking concern and to be happy Course: Industrial Arts Track 1,3,4. Charlie . . . flirtatious ways . . . brown eyes . . . well-liked . . soon will have his own trucking concern . . . .X My ,fd I, , , KJJ U fy LVV if A ' Ll pf ft ' jr 5 , , RUTH ANN CLARRAGE L., I L fl 'rj 'J4 J 116' M bitlionz Tol eahapp Jlife if T L F' Y A L f Q ft ,L ff . , ,YU 1 L JJXL V Cgiirfe: l?omesti2g41 tLs ' x L, I ' 1 L L , j XL 4' if Bas 'tbal 2,33 s0ftba111,2,a,4. Athletic . . . quiet . . c mo ' 'f . . . domestic arts major . . , s W Wi 1 u Ji if 4 M L cLoGsToN ,Mix ifimg goQs gzlslirie sch x W 'Q ourse: W O QA Basket 1,2,3,4g Softball 1 , ,4 Student Council Treasurer 4g F.B.L.A 45 nch Club Vice Presifn . U W gl Grammie . . . athletic . . . witty . . . keeper of Student Council funds . . . y M' CHARLENE MARILYN COLE on: o be a a' rp t , if : Colleggb, M B sketball l,2,3g Captain 45 Abenaki Advertising Manager 43 Ad-man 4g 'F .L.A. 43 Librarian 4g Majorette 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,45 cience Club 3,45 Usherette 3. A Able ad-lady . . . basketball captain . . . majorette . . . always lends two helping hands . . . SUZANNE NAOMI COLLINS Ambition: To get married Course: General F.B.L.A. 4. Tudy . . . happy-go-lucky . . . party gal . . . garrulous . . . male dif- ficulties . . . HESTER EVELYN CRAY Ambition: To make a lot of money and to be a success Course: Domestic Arts Likes a crowd . . . a homemaker . . . always giggling lover . . . ALLEN EVERETT DOWNS Ambition: To be a farmer Course: Industrial Arts Football 35 Cross Country 2,3. . . . animal Alley Cat . . . junk man's best friend . . . frequent trips to Woburn country style humor . . . BARBARA JEAN ELWELL Ambition: To become a language teacher Course: General Cafeteria Worker 2,3g French Club 33 Librarian 3,4. Cheerful disposition . . . horsewoman . . . future teacher . . . stu JUDITH LOUISE FELLMAN Ambition: To go to Bentley School of Accounting and Finance Course: College French Club 3g Majorettes 1,2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 4. That long, long ponytail . . . likes tap dancing . . . a good scout headed for Bentley . . . dious i ' KX A M PATRICIA ANN FULLER 5' B dl, A x A ' r U r A 1' r I .A : - . A- X pp R -R ei n ra r 11 ours: -5 -. X K jf , I' 3 U . HW B K X 2g .- X i 'E Pres'XderiijN4g St ent Council 4g Abenaki Co-head QU is ,4 W C1-,iii- 1 F.ig.L.rQ. President 44 Librarian 3,4g National Honor ' X . c ty 3 Ncfdls a erypist Ar 57, A A rf' J .1 W S ' 'Hinge ndywpopular . . . V.P .... energetic typist . . w NJ w N ri v ,J jx RAYMOND WILFRED GOODALE, III Ambition: To be a teacher Course: College Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Co-Captain 4g Track 1,2,3,4, Long and lanky . . . gossip columnist's favorite subject . . . partial to junior cheerleaders . . . the great pretender fin P.O.D.J . . . Tj LEW, , if WMM MW mb t s e the home economics field V7 MC C1 :Mair e1,.,4. QQZLIL I S. . an avid chemistry student . . . always smiling . . . l rett . . NELSON EDWIN HANSON Ambition: To live a happy and successful life Course: Industrial Arts E1vis . . . allergic to school . . . star of the studio parties . . . interested in race horses . . . EDWARD PAYSON HARMON III Ambition: To get my diploma Course: General Football 1,2,3: Basketball 2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4. Payson . . . quite a clown . . . likes sports and girls . . .'happy . . CONSTANCE JUDITH HIGGINS Ambition: To become a nurse with a B.S. Course: College Class Secretary 3,4: Student Council 1: Abenaki Business Manager 4: Ad-man 4: Class Marshall 3: Glee Club l,2,3,4: Latin Club Treasurer 3: Majorette 1, 2,35 Head Majorette 4: Modern Dance Club 4: National Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 3: Corresponding Secretary 4. Harvest Ball Queen 3 . . . sweet disposition . . . well-dressed . . . partial to Frank's . . . MARTHA ELIZABETH HILTON Ambition: To become a secretary Course: General F.B.L.A. 4: French Club 3: Glee Club 1. Likes animals . . . helpful . . . pensive . . . dislikes homework . . SHERRIANNE ELIZABETH HOBSON Ambition: To get married Course: Commercial Basketball lg F.B.L.A. 4. Always thinking of Paul . . . quiet . . . easy going . . . partial to white Mercury's . . . 'T ROBIQPI-QALLEN RE ND Q YQ 6255 Ambition: To be a chem' X N31 c' Course: Scientific Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2, A Football enthusiast . . . B.l. . . iendly . . . arde ent . . . skier . . . PETER HERBERT JOY Ambition: To fly Course: General Track 2,35 Manager 4g Ad-man 45 Band 2g Librarian 3, Science Club Vice President 3,4. Interested in a freshman . . . curly hair . . . Pete . . . argumentative . . SHIRLEY ANN KEENE Ambition: To be a beautician Course: General Ad-man 45 Cafeteria Worker 4, French Club 3. Wasting gas . . . town taxi . . . ,cafeteria worker . . . an equestrienne . . curly black hair . . . M7 . wi . ' ll J L, A! . ' A' , ff , R EIDAN H1-:LE,N LADDERBUSH K , ., s fflj' I , If fy I I if - Ambition: 'To specialize insbeauty culture Coursezf College A - x Basketball 3,45 Ad-man 4, French Club 4g Newspaper Staff 4. President of the M.B. P.'s . . . lives for summer . . . a big chuckle . . beach parties, studio parties . . . BONNIE LOU LARROW Ambition: To be a medical secretary Course: College Ad-man 45 Band 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A, 45 French Club 35 Librarian 3,45 Usher- ette 3. Queen of the Winter Carnival . . . sports car enthusiast . . . prettiest girl in the class . . . weekendsll . . . Q ' GARY HASTY LITTLEFIELD . ' 0 .' A . fl Q? bfpwyfi' et llegeie Mtion , . wil M 'I A 11 ef U ,' 0 ' ' 5 N fluffy ,UL A 'ml IZ 'Footb l ,2,3- ketball anager 45 Ad-man 45 F.B.L.A, 45 Glee Club 15 V Li. A rian 45 Sc nce Club 3,4. W5 W CU Likesdutdoor activities . . . football player . . . enjoys trips to the U. of M .... rugged . . . Q if f '- . . LORNA GAIL LITTLEFIELD I I n s . Ambition: To graduate' from college Course: College , Basketball 2,3,45 Aod-man 45 Band l,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Science Club 3,4. Flirtatious . . . good basketball player . . . likes parties . . , and summer .. .bubbly... VIRGINIA MARIORIE LITTLEFIELD Ambition: To be a physical education teacher Course: College Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball 1,25 Captain 3,45 Class Vice President 15 Stu- dent Council Secretary 25 President 3,45 Abenaki Sports Editor 45 Ad-man 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Usherette 3. Blond bomber . . . Student Council Pres .... future coach . . . full of Ginger . . . PAULINE LLOYD -DAVIES Ambition: Registered nurse Course: College Basketball 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 Ad-man 45 Abenaki Photog- grapher 45 French Club 35 Librarian 2, 35 Newspaper 45 Science Club 4. Pug-nose . . . nice clothes . . . perky cheerleader . . . always on the go... , I RICHARD SYLVESTER LDWQ IR. 5 r , . Ambitiong To own a restaurant A Course: College L, E Basketball Manager:55 Science Club 45 President 31- 5 A ' Gourmet . life ofa party. . . scientific. . . loves history units . . . F kay ,bf ' ' f 'MJ Z V C 'FUJJ Lrfv G' U7 Q ,dig ogy w1LLrA NELSON MacDONALD t from college and see the world . f 'R F C5142 - Qglpege ,uf 5 a1l1,2,3, captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Student councu 2,s, vice President 35 Abenaki Sports Editor 45 Ad-rnan 45 Librarian 4. Football captain . . . good student . . . shy?? . . . go, go green chevy . . ROBERT RALPH MCGOEY Ambition: To be successful Course: College Football 2,3, 45 Basketball 2,3, Co-Captain 4. Voted best dancer . . . co-captain of the basketball team . . . likes Friday and Saturday nights . . . frequently seen in Wells . . . 'N Afo - ' K ,WJ 1 AJ? EJ vi BONITA CAROLE METCALFP-My WW W! 5 , rj fd A Ambition: To be a beautician W GLC, e! A N w . J a Course: Domestic Arts by f A281 'NLD wife Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. Quiet . . . Apple Princess candidate . . . quite a seamstress . . . curly locks . . . WM wi MW ity D SaWica1 engineer of go -Dt ?UEk 5359 t ygiriiisiitinte M Vila 07' DOUGLAS EUGENE OWEN Ambition: To join the Navy Course: Scientific Football 3g Track 25 Science Club 3, 4. Hot-rod . . . success with underclassmen . . . blond crewcut. . . dislikes 5th and 6th periods . . . RICHARD MOSES SEGAL Ambition: To be a cattle dealer Course: Industrial Arts Farmer. . . likes the end of the day . . . cattle raiser . . . argumentative . . . ik 0' 9 fipilgfiy if? ylijfrf .X X DANII-IL THURSTON SMITH ' .N r ,A - 4135? ,QQ fl t l D H ' , , p ,Ambit xi, R90 antantique auto mechanic and to Join the Navy ,I xl L Q v X. K 4,:.y'Cou1fse, Arts 357411 g jx. J ky is X 1 .x ' Wagga, jairpy . . . fleet-foot . . . class disc jockey . . . willing X J TR at Q pil ,KA X 1 x Q avg., V,,, -X fjppf., A +L X x, FR W J MADELENE STODDART SMITH Ambition, To travel around the world Course, College Basketball 1, 2,3, Ad-man 4, Abenake Assistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Modern Dance Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club 3, 4. Artist. . . those studio parties . . . likes Somersworth . . . skier . . PATRICIA ANN STILLINGS Ambition, To get married Course, Domestic Arts Petite . . . third finger, left hand . . . good things come in small packages . . . cheerful. . . 659 agydi-QSFJYJWM K A f if 95675 ' TH BRADLEY SUNDERLIN A byedii- haggisucfessful al career N our eg, o yt U, ,N , Science Club 3, 4. M Qpientifically inclined . . . girls and parties . . . likable '. . . pet gripe, lack of money . . . WMM L IEAN ELLEN TIL ON XV N? Ambition- To be successful in the field o QQ Ad-man 45 F.B. L. A. 45 French Club 35 Glee C ub ,2 . e x C 0 Course: College Club 4. Pretty hair . . . talented dancer . . . baubles, bangles, stylish . . . PAULA SUE THYNG Ambition: To be a beautician Course: General I. V. Cheerleader 1,3, Captain 2, 45 Softball 25 Ad-man 45 Cafeteria Worker 35 F.B. L.A. 45 Glee Club 1,4. An interest in Lee Academy . . . gay . . . J. V. cheerleader spark. . . likes to twist . . . X005 SW .9 JN b5J1bKxb CNW . 50 JN vs 1. N Q Wi A NORMAN GERARD BEZEAU 'bv 0 QIL X U YknilQgion5Jc,To be a m' 'onaire and travel around the world x GJ 'xr 5 Y Coursxel Igrdustria rts 0 MX A Q Q N h, those ulcers! . . . beats and bongos . . . humorous . . . girls, girls, X L JJ vgrils... AJXQQ' .lf mf M . T 159445 RUSSELL WENTWORTH wilt' .af PL I, Wg: ' e successful ifaursez College ' 4 man 45 F. B. .A. Treasurer 45 French Club 3. Friendly . . . that infectious giggle . . . well-liked . . . Toughy-ho . . ax ,f 2 ,Sl gl f dAMES HASTY WILLIAMS Kswfslglqbiti To o fgcjllege if age , Srgas ball 3 45 B ball rack 33 Class Treasurer 2,3g President 4g Abenaki lxlbsxgpwzlidi d 4g Newspaper staff 4. ' N.H. and a cert blond . . . popular. . . a red Chevy. . . handsome . CAROLYN MAE WINN Ambition: To be a bookkeeper Course: Commercial Student Council 4g Cafeteria Worker 45 F. B.L. A. 4. Undecided about boys . . . likes drive-ins . . . Miss Hatch's helper . . . can be counted on. .. ' if gif op ' f' CU ' ff 0' FAX' cw ff QW Q S J ,lf L V 4 ' J if I Sf M,-f' - CHARSXCARLTON YOUNG ZF' Q' 33 e ' gL' .,f ' ' Q97 - ccessful YV 0' Q3 Cgoursg Ge ral ., r x- go1ng . . . Peanut . . . class jokester . . . New Year's resolutions . . CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO: Our Wants Are Increased By Knowledge I , E 1 1 3 3 3 ? STANDING: CONSTANCE HIGGINS, Secretary JAMES WILLIAMS, President DARLENE BRIDGES, Treasurer SEATED: PATRICIA FULLER, Vice President To the Underclassmen: Four years of work, fun, and laughter at Wells High School will soon be climaxed by our graduation. Now that the long -awaited day is close at hand, the happy memories of the years just past mingle in our minds with the glad anticipation ofthe years to come. Enjoy your fol- lowing years at Wells High to the maximum. Class of 1962 FIRST ROW: Mr. Strout, Sherri Hobson, Jean Tilton, Pauline Lloyd-Davies, Karen Ahern, Constance Higgins, Patricia Fuller, James Williams, Darlene Bridges, Judith Fellman, Barbara Elwell, Sherrill Card, Patricia Still- ings, Mrs. Wakely. SECOND ROW: Richard Young, Charles Clarrage, Norman Vezeau, Gary Littlefield, Doug- las Owen, Robert McGoey, Peter Joy, Wayne Moody, William MacDonald, Robert Ireland, James Wentworth, Keith Sunderlin. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Alexandre, Bonita Metcalf, Donna Brackett, Bonnie Larrow Sandra Clogston, Shirley Keene, Bonnie Gough, Madelene Smith, Hester Cray, Suzanne Collins, Ruth Clarrage, Paula Thyng. FOURTH ROW: Martha Hilton, Carolyn Winn, Charlene Cole, Virginia Littlefield, Lorna Littlefield, Joan Ladderbush, Raymond Goodale, Reginald Chase, Stanley Adams, Richard Low, Daniel Smith, Richard Segal, Allen Downs, Nelson Hanson, Payson Harmon. 27 CLASS FLIRTS MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING Paula Thyng William MacDonald Bonnie Larrow Charles Clarr-age Virginia Littlefield James Williams E I OR UPERLA TIVE FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WITTIEST Suzanne Collins Karen Ahern Sandra Clogston James Wentworth William MacDonald Payson Harmon .fl MOST TALKATIVE MOST RESPECTED BEST DANCERS James Wentworth Connie Higgins Darlene Bridges Donna Bracket: William MacDonald Robert McGoey CLASS OF 1962 QP' sm E933 Q ' 3-'ix ' SHI , LRZV, it 1 at MOST VERSATILE ' BEST DRESSED MOST POPULAR Virginia Littlefield Connie Higgins James Williams William MacDonald Stanley Adams Patricia Fuller 29 H.lmmw !! rJs ' llllllllll SPRING DANCE CAST: Charles Bourne, Loleta Spencer, Ann Brown, Robert Bridges, Charles Clogston, Nancy Wentworth, Paul Bridges, Robert MacDonald, Mr. Wakely, Elizabeth Milburn, George Perkins, Gloria Hanson, Sue Szczepanski, Carol Ricker. Yi, T QKQQ 5 Q sa' -QPF' in , GRADUATING CLASS 1961 - FIRST ROW: Nelson Emerton, Paul Bridges, Gerald Clarrage, Peter Hazlett, Ken- neth Grant, Nancy Wentworth, Diana Rumson, Ann Brown, Carol Ricker, Sheila Stillings. SECOND ROW: Frank Higgins, David Drew, Ronald Emerson, Gary Hearrin, Bradford Goodale, Sue Szczepanski, Gerry Mavel, Loletta Spencer, Judith Allen, Dorothy Alexandre, Elizabeth Milburn. THIRD ROW: David Porter, Robert Brackett, Robert Bridges, John Darling, Charles Bourne, Dorma Hubbard, Gaile Coombs, Priscilla Rymes, Toni Hilty, Gloria Hanson. FOURTH ROW: Carl Brown, George Perkins, Robert MacDonald, Charles Clogston. 30 THREE HITS AND A MISS CONSTANCE HIGGINS AND WAYNE PERKINS Junior-Senior Prom June 1961 Class Marshals for the Graduating Class of 1961 M GRAND MARCH Junior-Senior Prom June 1961 3I WINTER CARNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES - KNEELING: Paula Thyng, Constance Bridges, Judith Mooers. STANDING: Kathy Lyons, Bonnie Larrow, Barbara Pisaruk, Lorna Littlefield. This year the Student Council sponsored the first annual Winter Carnival. The very successful week included skating parties, a hockey tournament fwon by the juniorsy, a basketball game, and a semi-formal dance. The highlight of the week was the selection of a queen and court to reign over the festivities. Senior Bonnie Larrow was elected queen, and Connie Bridges and Paula Thyng were chosen as her court. The week was thoroughly en- joyed by the entire student body. We remember the football game with Biddeford . . . our Freshman Reception . . . Room 5 . . . Mr. Baldwin . . . the minstrel shows . . . the haunted house . . . committee meetings for Freshman Reception . . the Beatnik Dance . . , beach parties . . . test tubes in chemistry class . . . pot luck suppers . . . studying for mid-years and finals . . . ad hunting for the Abenaki . . . the Prom . . . term papers . . . history units . . . noisy class meetings . . . food sales with no food . . . studio parties . . . vacations. . . the Washington trip . .. if X, rw sg Mx 'qw X 3: 1, S WWQQHSUN 'M F'MSd-:3-' Xflix . ff' x , v - Qi 1 TS-2 Q E122 'f Q W lv N T' E E 9-3 ms-fu gf fi 'f'S1f Ear S J S aj Sa ,Qi 'M leo. dl WLTN- L 'Q-f' CLASSES 33 JU IOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Mr. Trencia, Judith Cote, Valerie Racine, Sheila Graham, Diana Elkins, Arlene Welch, Robert Saunders, Andrea Littlefield, Cathy Lyons, Mary Dannert, Judy Ricker, Joanne Dufort, Colleen Ogilvie, Mr. Langille. SECOND ROW: Edward Cote, George West, Arthur Hatch, Francis Mithen, James Hilton, James Mavel, Michael Hildreth, James Galligan, Jay Smith, Wallace Stevens, Roy Ducharme, Prentiss Gourde, Gary Berry, William Byrnes, Ronald Gordon. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Boulet, Carol Hanson, Cynthia Rhodes, Carol Strout, Barbara Pisaruk, Nina Mattei, Judy Mooers, Barry Coombs, Stanley Adams, Ronald Moody, David Ward, Bruce Bernard. ABSENT: Donna Hilton. - x . -If , O R r i S r, X FIRST ROW: CATHERINE LYONS, Secretary ANDREA LITTLEFIELD, Vice President SECOND ROW: ARLENE WELCH, Treasurer ROBERT SAUNDERS, President This year's junior class has spent most of its time thinking up money-raising schemes for the long-awaited Washington trip. with cooperation and ambition, they held the traditional Freshman Reception, Harvest Ball, and the Prom among other affairs. Nine- teen sixty-one will surely be a memorable year in the minds of all the members of the junior class. is srx 1, ii is Bob on stage Junior Twisters Line up! X OPH OM ORE CLASS FIRST ROW: Mr. Goodwin, Deborah Densmore, Micheline Stevens, Gale Whitten, Deanna Jones, Karen Coombs, Robert Ahern, Lane Phillips, Sally Hutchins, Victoria Kimball, June Frazier, Lynn Kimball, Marsha Benni, Miss Snow. SECOND ROW: Robert Brewster, Walter Bucklin, John Hilton, Gerald Lord, Alfred Fountaine, David Smith, Robert Alexandre, David Spinney, Robert Collins, Kenny Bassett, Terry Oliver, Curtis Grant, Russell Johnson, James Hayes, Tom Guest. THIRD ROW: Andrea Card, Belle Sawyer, Camille Young, Jean Jellison, Donna Chase, Gloria Campbell, Judy Young, Judy Smith, Nancy Fernald, Sandra Davis, Martha Clough, Joyce Gould, Virginia Tufts, Sharyn Terherly. FOURTH ROW: James Amirault, David Littlefield, Randall Potvin, Arthur Downs, Dana Brindle Francis Hludik, Dale Piirainen, Richard Campbell, James Bachelder, Donald Hill, Douglas Filson. ABSENT: Sandra Beyea, Linda Han- son, Gerald Morin. FIRST ROW: SALLY HUTCHINS, Treasurer KAREN COOMBS, Secretary SECOND ROW: ROBERT AHERN, Vice President LANE PHILLIPS, President The sophomores have earned the admiration of their fellow students by displaying great versatility and lively school spirit. Scholarship, sportsmanship, and leadership - sophomores excel in all areas. Money making projects for the year included dances and food sales, even though the class will not be going to Washington during its senior year. Remember when? J. V. 's receive instructions The buddies FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: Mr. Arlin, Raymond Gregoire, Jonathan Bourne, William Perry, James Keagy, Linda Mayo, Steven Howard, Donald Bridges, Sally Johnson, Peter Spinney, Wayne Emerton, Norman Bridges, Gary Grant, Mr. Merrill. SECOND ROW: Penelope Dufort, Daphne Densmore, Gail Litchfield, Beulah McLaughlin, Betty Guest, Barbara Frazier, Elizabeth Joy, Patricia Cole, Nancy Amirault, Judith Litchfield, Pamela Dixon, Arlene Bridges, Donna Lewis, Jean Thyng. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Bridges, Douglass Metcalf, Richard Hutchins, Ray Collins, Brian Clough, Stephen Amee, David Brooks, Charles Winn, Leslie Smith, Larry Alpren, Arthur Bridges, Gerald LaPierre. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Miller, Susan Adams, Linda Ducharme, Constance Bridges, Jacqueline Low, Jean Littlefield, Kathleen Kierstead, Susan Hilton, Pamela Stevens, Carol Freeman, Nancy Beauchesne, Patricia Campbell, Patricia Maxwell. FIFTH ROW: Prescott Morrison Robert Hayes, Robert Perry, Larry Stevens, Peter Staples, Ronald Chase, Everett Decateur, Dennis Shackford, Martin Freeman, Robert Gough, Theodore Johnson, Kenneth Goodale. ABSENT: Crystal Darling, Patricia Pettingill, Helen Woodman, Sandra Flanders. FIRST ROW: SALLY JOHNSON, Secretary LINDA MAYO, Class Historian SECOND ROW: STEPHEN HOWARD, President DONALD BRIDGES, Vice President ABSENT: CRYSTAL DARLING, Treasurer On September 12, 1961, Room 5 became alive and buzzing with the eager voices of sixty-seven freshmen. It was the largest class ever to enter the high school. After suffering through Freshman Initiation and becoming official members of Wells High, they contributed their share of dances, food sales, and other money raising schemes to the school's extracurricular activities. Sweet memories! J. V. Basketeers Half-time entertainment 39 EI GH T H GRADE FIRST ROW: William Ward, John Miller, Robert Cole, Kenneth Locke, Robert Gregoire, Frank Russell, Mr. Deshon, Mrs, Watson, Daniel Johnson, Kenneth Campbell, David Whitney, Joseph Searles, Peter Fernald, Peter Hutchins. SECOND ROW: Caroline Kimball, Gail Searle, Kathleen Daggett, Ellen Littlefield, Linda Coggeshall, Pamela Galeucia, Judith Jones, Erica Christenson, Kathleen Feeny, Diane Galligan, Pamela Berry, Linda Ford, Vicki West, Gail Wildes, Pamela Coggeshall. THIRD ROW: Brian Wood, Anthony Lloyd-Davies, Richmond Perkins, LeCain Smith, Ronald Brown, Keith Darling, Richard Phillips, Russell Downs, Stephen Taylor, Robert Boyd, Stephen Roberge, Wayne Elkins, Edward Rumson. FOURTH ROW: Carlene Campbell, Norma Whitten, Bernice Tufts, Sally'Pisaruk, Sandra Jutras, Minnie Gray, Nancy Hilton, Diana Lewingdon, Sheila Bucklin, Janet Gregoire, Sandra Hynes, Linda Fuller, Marilyn Jellison, Ruth Welch, Linda Hilton, Irene Allen, Brenda Buckley, Faye Hatch, Anne Filson, Arthur Fellman, Albert Downs. FIFTH ROW: Michael Boston, William Cady, Thomas Boston, Paul Whitin, John Mooers, Duane Douglass, Martin Morse, John Mithen, Richard Harriman, Melvin Bur- gess, Francis Milinski, Marcus Tufts, Brian Adams. ef? EVE TH GRADE FIRST ROW: Kathleen Hutchins, Patricia Howell, Linda Gregoire, Gail Ricker, Phyllis Searles, Priscilla Dufort, Constance Litchfield, Mrs. Spiller, Mr. Baston, Miss Taylor, Marlene Bridges, Paulette Levesque, Dian Piirainen, Kathy Martin, Susan Hayes. SECOND ROW: Edmund Chase, Randy Pierce, Kenneth Smith, Ronald Nickerson, Albert Gregoire, Peter Russell, Michael Thyng, John Razsa, John Beyea David Oliver, Wayne Bridges, Daniel Lauletta, Weston Lord, John Hludik, Wayne Chase, Jesse Freeman, Roger Frasier, Kirtland Wood- man, Clifford Allen, Michael Boutet, Billy Reeves, Marc Batchelder. THIRD ROW: Rita Towns, Susan Brewster, Nancy Alexander, Joanne Howard, Evelyn Harriman, Suzanne Racine, Sheila McLaughlin, Starr Hazlett, Jolene Handrinos, Hazel Rhodes, Wendy Brooks, Pamela Harmon, Linda Clough, Linda Hilton, Kathleen Spinney. FOURTH ROW: Corrine Bridges, Jennifer Meehl, Marjorie McAfee, Sharon Perkins, Renee Brooks, Sarah Guyette, Deborah Stevens, Kathryn Weare, Jean Hayes, John Litchfield, Richard Ireland, David Searles, Paul O'Brien, James Wright, Dean Barrows, James Goodwin, Fred Mayo, Richard Clark, Thomas Chase. FIFTH ROW: Daniel J Hobson, Bradford Gross, Richard Keirstead, Terry Hilton, Ellsworth Guyette, Linwood Reeves, Stanley Littlefield. In preparation for becoming an engineer, William MacDonald has taken the scientific course. His cred- its for the four years include four units of English, four units of math, four units in science, two units of Latin, one unit of French, one unit of shop, two units in the field of social studies, and one unit of physical education. 42 Virginia Littlefield, a representative senior, has taken a typical college course. Her credits over the four years include four units of English, two units of Latin, three units of math, four units in science, one unit of domestic arts, one unit of typing, two units in the social studies field, and one unit of physical education. These courses will enable her to gain admittance to the college of her choice. Darlene Bridges has chosen to complete the com mercial course. To her credit she has four units of English, two units of history, two units of science, one unit of general business, three units of typing, two units of bookkeeping and two units of shorthand. The completion of this course enables Darlene to secure employment in the secretarial field when she graduates. Eff. IW' The practical arts field is represented by Reginald Chase and Ruth Clarrage. The standard requirements ffour units of English, one unit of American History, and one unit of P. O.D.j have been supplemented by four years of shop for Reginald and four year of home economics for Ruth. Other subjects of their own choosing have fulfilled their requirements. 43 3' s vi-W3 xii E WM.. ,Q S W X47 ,I X e ff ! L I, ,fl if -1 . --'lfi di i 1- ' Q A 'ffI ,EEI ,I IIHI x ,,EE M,, f,Q- Im. - l,..,,,,..,.,,.q1 I5Pl9BLIi?-, 'II II Bo und pm-n.ANr: ssQwn.aI mc, E JI IIIIII-IIIII IW Il I EI! I ZF IIE IIZ IIIIT IIII FII II ' ,IXQ 1 ' N2-ff N ACTIVITIES ABE AKI TAFF Barbara Pisaruk, Assistant Editor, William MacDonald, James Williams, Boys' Sports Editors, Madelene Smith, Art Editor, Mrs. Strout, Advisor, Charlene Cole, Advertising Manager, Constance Higgins, Business Manager, Virginia Littlefield, Girls' Sports Editor, Karen Ahern, Editor-in-Chief. This year the Abenaki staff faced the task of putting together a yearbook with enthusiasm and crossed fingers. After hours of working on ads, attending 1 conventions, compiling data, taking pictures, and typing, the proud staff pre- sents the 1962 Abenaki, your yearbook. The members hope that this pictorial record of the school year will bring the student body a great deal of enjoyment PHOTOGRAPHER Pauline Lloyd -Davies CO -TYPISTS Darlene Bridges Patricia Fuller WARRIOR TAFF FIRST ROW: Donna Lewis, Andrea Littlefield, Pauline Lloyd-Davies, Lane Phillips, Mr. Strout, Advisor, Bar- bara Pisaruk, Editor-in-Chief, Madelene Smith, Patricia Fuller, Darlene Bridges. SECOND ROW: Patricia Pet- tingill, Karen Ahern, Sally Hutchins, Ioan Ladderbush, Lorna Littlefield, Carol Strout, Cheryl Miller, Victoria West, Joanne Dufort. THIRD ROW: Wallace Stevens, james Mavel, James Williams, Robert Saunders. This year Wells High School initiated a new organization - a school newspaper. Although only published once every two weeks, the WARRIOR requires hard work of its staff. Coverage of school events and delving into new and stimulating facets of school life keep its members busy. Next year it is hoped the newspaper will be sent out for printing with the funds raised this year by mimeographing the issues with the school machine. Thinking back on laborious hours after school mixed with many humorous incidents, the staff looks forward to next year with the thought, The first year is always the hardest. 47 ATIONAL HO OR OCIETY Patricia Fuller, Constance Higgins, Francis Mithen, Charlene Cole, Karen Ahern. Members of the National Honor Society were selected by a group of faculty members on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Membership in the society is the high- est honor attainable by high school students. With their advisor, Mr. Noyes, the group cooper- ated with the Student Council to revise the student handbook. Officers included Francis Mithen President, Charlene Cole, Vice President, Patricia Fuller, Second Vice President, Constance Higgins, Secretary, and Karen Ahern, Treasurer. LIBRARIANS Gary Littlefield, Darlene Bridges, William MacDonald, Joan Ladderbush, Wallace Stevens, Barbara Elwell, Patricia Fuller, James Mavel, Kenneth Bassett, Charlene Cole, Karen Ahern, Bonnie Larrow, Barbara Pisaruk Our librarians consist of friendly hard-working students who are always willing to lend a hand to anyone who needs assistance in the library. By enforcing the library regulations, they keep our library in top condition for studying and research work. Miss Weymouth's helpers make it possible for the library to remain at the service of the students and teachers from 8:00 in the morning until 3:30 in the afternoon. I TUDE TCOUNCIL FIRST ROW: Patricia Fuller, Robert Alexandre, William MacDonald, Darlene Bridges. SECOND ROW: Karen Ahern, Sandra Clogston, Carolyn Winn, Francis Mithen, Virginia Littlefield, Richard Hutchins, Sharyn Tetherly. This year the Student Council officers were chosen in a school election which capped a busy week of frantic campaigning. Each class and club then elected one representative to the council. A week-long Winter Carnival and a Career Week were its two major projects for the year. In addition Student Council members fed visiting football teams during the fall, sponsored assemblies, and helped revise the student handbook. Mr. Goodwin was advisor for the organization. FIRST ROW: SANDRA CLOGSTON, Treasurer DARLENE BRIDGES, Secretary SECOND ROW: KAREN AHERN, Vice President VIRGINIA LITTLEFIELD, President CIE CE CLUB FIRST ROW: Andrea Littlefield, Micheline Stevens, Lynn Kimball, Karen Ahern, Kenneth Bassett, Mary Dan- nert, Richard Low, Constance Higgins, Peter Joy, Cheryl Miller, Joanne Dufort, Madelene Smith, Colleen Ogilvie. SECOND ROW: George West, John Hilton, Gerald LaPierre, David Brooks, Peter Staples, Jay Smith, Gary Littlefield, Keith Sunderlin, Ronald Gordon, Dale Piirainen, James Bachelder, Robert Saunders, Douglas Filson, Mr. Goodwin. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Alexandre, Carole Hanson, Barbara Pisaruk, Sally Hutchins, Judy Smith, Nancy Fernald, Sandra Davis, Martha Clough, Catherine Lyons, Charlene Cole, Lorna Littlefield, Vir- ginia Tufts, Sharyn Tetherly. This is the second year that Wells High has had a Science Club. The organization has provided an opportunity for students in the scientific field to express their ideas to others. Being affiliated with the Science Club of America, the members have had two main projects this year - the annual Science Fair and the purchasing of a weather station for the benefit of both club and school. MARY DANNERT Recording Secretary RONALD GORDON President CONSTANCE HIGGINS Corresponding Secretary KENNETH BASSETT Treasurer PETER JOY Vice President FUTURE B USINESS LEADER FIRST ROW: Judith Cote, Valerie Racine, Sherrill Card, Sheila Graham, Miss Hatch, Darlene Bridges, Patricia Fuller, Belle Sawyer, Judith Fellman, Lorraine Boulet. SECOND ROW: James Wentworth, Suzanne Collins, Karen Coombs, Jean Tilton, Bonnie Larrow, Sandra Clogston, Sherri Hobson, Martha Hilton, Carolyn Winn, Charlene Cole, Gary Littlefield. The Future Business Leaders of America, a new club inaugurated into the extracurricular activities of Wells High, proved to be successful in obtaining money for a scholarship. This scholarship will be given to a student who plans to further his education in business. Some of the money-raising schemes included a bottle drive, fudge sales, a supper, a dance, and selling refreshments at school functions. Also included in its program were speakers. The officers included Patricia Fuller, President, Darlene Bridges, Vice President, Bonnie Larrow, Secretary, James Wentworth, Treasurer, and Carolyn Winn, Reporter. GLEE CL UB FIRST ROW: Andrea Littlefield, Micheline Stevens, Sheila Graham, Andrea Card, Marsha Benni, Cheryl Miller Jean Tilton, Mary Dannert. SECOND ROW: Jean Jellison, Camille Young, Paula Thyng, Carole Hanson, Jean Thyng, Constance Higgins, Barbara Pisaruk, Sue Freeman, Judith Mooers. THIRD ROW: William Perry, Wayne Emerton, Nancy Beauchesne, William Byrnes, Joyce Gould, Gerald LaPierre, Randall Potvin. Under the direction of Mrs. Agnes Tibbetts, the Glee Club has brought many honors to Wells High School. Participating in the Christmas Concert and attending the Concert Festival were among the activities of the chorus this year. Its purpose of bringing good music to the high school has been most successfully accomplished. MRS. AGNES TIBBETTS BAND KNEELING: Judith Fellman, Faye Hatch, Charlene Cole, Constance Higgins, Bonita Metcalf. FIRST ROW: Randy Pierce, Jack Miller, Duane Douglas, Victoria Kimball, Arthur Fellman, Connie Bridges, Paul O'Brien, Kathleen Keirstead, Cheryl Miller. SECOND ROW: Michael Boston, Linda Fuller, Bonnie Larrow, Lorna Little- field, Marcus Tufts, Sandra Davis, Virginia Littlefield, Carole Hanson, Gerald LaPierre. THIRD ROW: Thomas Boston, Larry Alpren, John Hilton, Karen Ahern, Douglass Metcalf, Kenneth Bassett, Jonathan Bourne. Strike up the band! Truer words will never be spoken. Wells' band has performed at a variety of activities this year. At several home football games the band provided half-time entertainment for the many spectators. The band played at the Christmas Concert and took part in the first annual exchange concert with Hinsdale High School. Director Mr. Everett Firth was once again responsible for rhe band's many fine performances. MR. EVERETT FIRTH 54 MAJORETTE Charlene Cole, Bonnie Gough, Faye Hatch, Constance Higgins, Bonita Metcalf, Judith Fellman. Wells High School can well be proud of its majorettes. with rythm and spirit they have added sparkle to our band this year. Perky Connie and her majorettes withstood the bitter cold at football games and stiffling heat at music festivals to give precision to the band. It was a job well done. HEAD MAJ ORETTE Constance Higgins VAR I TY CHEERLEADER Carole Hanson, Mary Dannert, Valerie Racine, Diana Elkins, Andrea Littlefield, Pauline Lloyd-Davies, Judy Mooers. HEAD CI-IEERLEADER Diana Elkins Their vim and vigor urge our team to victory - Their lusty yells fill every silence - They are the Varsity Cheer- leaders of Wells High School. They practice with enthusiasm that they might direct our cheers with fervor. In addition, the cheerleaders take charge of various other activities in- cluding the serving of refreshments to opposing teams at home football games, cheering at assemblies and pep rallies. J U IOR VAR I TY CHEERLEADER Sandra Davis, Judith Cote, Paula Thyng, Marsha Benni, Lorraine Boulet. ABSENT: Deborah Densmore, Nina Mattei. Our sprightly Junior Varsity Cheerleaders have contributed their time and energy to the development of a lively, well- trained squad. Keeping the pep and school spirit up at Wells High is their main task. Under the able leadership of head cheerleader Paula Thyng, they have accomplished this most successfully. The boys on the Junior Varsity are very appre- ciative of their efforts. HEAD CHEERLEADER Paula Thyng 'J -3, 5-4- Wx I-.lg yi. -F., .- f Y Y A ,..,- 'A-3 ,A Y 111' i . A f- 31 , g :f ,,,, ,, 'Q A - ... , A.-..,, 5 - 5 ms- -' f f Hull- 7- - -,,, .law 4 v 1- - .,., , , 1,5 ' -f- 3, -:af,1 -tif-1 3 :-- '-' -1 , .4 ..::'.. ' -- 1 '- A f'-- 1 A - . f 'g.. fz- - ff-- N- jf ' , , Q - - N ff , .- f f, a-.,, .- -:T-g M ly, If ' . ,. f rfff, 1 W ,. Y A - M gzlrlyq Alzgnfidfhlii ilk, N V 1 fii 4 W f f --T ...W 'f ---1. 9 u C - . A 6 ' A ' 1 ' 'Q ' L- 'Si----gy 'I U ,LJ Q f 5 , ff- F m in f Lf X - H. M if A Fw X ge - 5 , ihggzm ,lf MN ' in an 'A' V- , W P . 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F-L , b ,-,,, A-V-f F, we ': ' 'fl Z, ' , W W - f- ' I-N Q-' ,-,,.,, ' E ...- 'fl ' - Q ' - , - ,,,.., SPO RTS F OO TBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Manager Richard Ireland, Robert Ireland, Raymond Goodale, William MacDonald Stanley Adams Reginald Chase, Robert McGoey. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Merrill, Robert Alexandre James Galligan James Mavel, Donald Bridges, Robert Gough, Robert Ahern, Barry Coombs, Larry Stevens Michael Hidlreth Coach Trencia. THIRD ROW: Walter Bucklin, Richard Hutchins, Robert Hayes Robert Perry Martin Freeman Kenneth Goodale, Ronald Chase, Jeffrey Bridges, Gerald Morin, David Spinney Mr. Trencia 's first football team played fine games all year ending with a record of 5 and 3 The two first games were lost by a total of 7 points which show the close competition After winning the next five games, they lost to the State Champs, South Berwick Although seniors occupied many key positions, the prospects look good for another success ful season. Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells Wells O St. Ignatius 6 Traip 12 North Berwick 20 Eliot 43 Bridgeton 20 York 14 South Berwick KNEELING: Captain William MacDonald. STANDING: Reginald Chase, Robert McGoey, Raymond Goodale, Robert Ireland, Stanley Adams. CAPTAIN BILLY MQCDONALD Coach Trencia, Captain Billy MacDonald, WARRIOR ACTION Asst. Coach Merrill ,.. lil YJAXA it .rt. . - I trrr rrrrr I I . I- .. Q. f. -fills - I , ., f V kk s . Wt.. ' A ilrfgsw P YY - , Mad Scramble Stanley heads for the goal posts! 6l BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING: Robert McGoey. FIRST ROW: Manager Gary Littlefield, Ronald Gordon, William MacDonald, Robert Ahern, Barry Coombs, James Williams, Manager Larry Stevens. SECOND ROW: Edward Cote, Payson Harmon, William Byrnes, Coach Arlin, Raymond Goodale, Robert Alexandre, Stanley Adams. The Warriors ended the season with a record of six victories and eight defeats. They lost to Berwick in the tournament by a score of 52-48. Although the team was not consistent, it played many fine games. Seniors composed most of the starting unit, but many promising underclassmen show hope for next year's team l I I I COACH ARLIN Co-Captains McGoey and Goodale with Coach Arlin 62 SENIOR PLAYERS Wllllam MacDonald Payson Harmon, Raymond Goodale James Wllliams Stanley Adams, Robert ACTION 1962 Opponent Berwick St. Ignatius Old Orchard South Berwick Eliot North Berwick York Berwick Action under the boards GIRLS ' VARSITY BA KE T BALL TEAM Manager Darlene Bridges, Coach Langille, Sharyn Tetherly, Virginia Tufts, Joan Ladderbush, Lorna Littlefield Virginia Littlefield, Charlene Cole, Martha Clough, Nancy Fernald, Sally Hutchins, Connie Bridges, Sandra Clogston, Colleen Ogilvie. The Warriorettes ended a very successful year with a record of 11 victories out of 15 tries. Ginger Littlefield held high scoring honors with 279 points in 15 games, averaging 18. 6 points per game. Sharyn Tetherly and Sandra Clogston followed right behind with an average of 17. 7 and 14. 8 points respectively. Sandy also contributed her skill to the defense when needed. Charlene Cole, captain and team playmaker, contributed 95 points to the cause. As in past years, the defensive unit was one of the strongest in the area. It consisted of Lorna Little- field, Virginia Tufts, Nancy Fernald, Connie Bridges, and Colleen Ogilvie, who were all instrumental in gaining the many victories. Sally Hutchins and Joan Ladderbush, offensive reserves, and Judy Young and Martha Clough, defen- sive reserves, also deserve credit for the highly successful season. Wells Opponent Wells Opponent 70 Berwick 17 66 St. Ignatius 8 73 North Berwick 23 59 Old Orchard 32 70 York 88 75 South Berwick 25 45 Old Orchard 37 44 Eliot 68 24 Eliot 40 69 North Berwick 16 58 Berwick 24 39 York 49 48 Traip 40 83 St. Ignatius 26 as Traip 31 J S' 1 fy' 'Yi fi . H, gf. 5 37 3 1 . , 5 YF ,Mx E +l x.' A pg, Q 1 ff h . 5 ' f .f -- m.kg:.'-..,.-- , A X W I x -A' L2 Z., , ,,, if ,f 2, .gg -y,-...f-'--f sg 1, N , f S 2 x zigw X .kiss Rs . Q Z fUNIOR VAR ITYBA KETBALL Gary Grant, Richard Hutchins, Jeffrey Bridges, Robert Hayes, Prescott Morrison, Lane Phillips, Donald Bridges, Everett Decatur, Peter Staples, David Littlefield, Robert Gough, Donald Hill, Kenneth Goodale, Douglas Filson Coach Wakely, Manager James Batcheldor. The junior varsity, coached by Mr. Wakely had an average season, winning half of the games played. Doug Filson and Donald Bridges were scoring sparks. They were ably assisted by Lane Phillips, Jeffrey Bridges, and Donald Hill. The capable freshmen remaining on the team make the prospects bright for a good season next year, even though several team mem- bers will be moving up to the varsity squad. GIRL ,JUNIOR VAR ITY BA KETBALL KNEELING: Victoria Kimball, Micheline Stevens, Patricia Pettingill. STANDING: Linda Ducharme, Jean Jellison, Carol Strout, Donna Lewis, Patricia Maxwell, Coach Langille, Judy Smith, Jackie Low, Linda Mayo Jean Littlefield, Susan Adams. The girls' junior varsity should be congratulated for their record of eight wins and only two losses. Standout Pat Maxwell along with Vicky Kimball and Judy Smith who all scored to give many victories. However, this record could not have been obtained with out the help of guards Micheline Stevens, Pat Pettingill and Linda Ducharme. Many ofthe J. V. players will be needed to help out the varsity next year, but hopes are high for another successful season. BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: James Hayes, Francis Mithen, Walter Bucklin, Coach Arlin, Manager Wallace Stevens, Edward Cote, Paul Bridges, Norman Vezeau. SECOND ROW: David Littlefield, James Mavel, Curtis Clemens, Roy Ducharme, Wayne Moody, Dale Piirainen, Barry Coombs. THIRD ROW: Richard Camp bell, Bradford Goodale, Robert Ahern, Robert Bridges. The 1961 baseball season was again rather disappointing. In spite of good spirit and high hopes on the part of the team, their record was not too good. Poor weather and stiff competition hampered them. Graduation took only three team members, so prospects look good for a winning team in the spring of 1962. x gr., f' i f ff 2 t. A ,- I ' . 'F' a H. 4 I mx' fab-- 4 xv' Q0 ff f ' , 15 flu PS' gg l w mf1 l2 f 'f ' 5 : g Q W Q jgggig , 1 ,--yy 'X NN ,fwmx A, Q 9 ax -, ,Q Q if Ng iQ Q j 'M S X L. , f' KY W. ,W k 5 ! 1 '3 SOFTBALL KNEELING: Diana Elkins, Patricia Stillings, Micheline Stevens. FIRST ROW: Sandra Clogston, Jean Iellison, Sally Hutchins, Victoria Kimball, Martha Clough, Rith Clarrage, Captain Virginia Littlefield. SECOND ROW: Virginia Tufts, Joan Ladderbush, Coach Langille, Sharyn Tetherly, Manager Carole Hanson. Six wins out of nine starts tells the story of the 1961 softball team. Ginger Littlefield and Ruth Clarrage held the highest batting averages, with . 545 each. Vicki Kimball, outstanding freshman shortstop, followed with an average of . 531. The most outstanding characteristic of the team was the girls' ability to come from behind in the last few innings. This happened in five out of the six games won. With all players returning, next year should prove to be even more outstanding. Wells 9 Sanford Wells 15 Eliot Wells 12 Farmington Wells 20 Sanford Wells 5 Thornton Wells 9 York Wells 29 Farmington Wells 19 Eliot Wells 30 Thornton b 'wi ff2NXf mm , Q5 1 K x , 1 Y ii' if 'Y WN i ,Q 123 i is .1-9' .i1 x -A- S. x r , 34 X 1 1' x x -5 -5: , 1 r Jr 73 Wim Qs.-1. TRACK TEAM KNEELING: Dana Brindle, Russell Johnson, Lane Phillips, Charles Clarrage, Manager Robert Brewster, Peter Hazlett, Gerald Clarrage, Peter Joy, Jay Smith. STANDING: James Bacheldor, John Darling, Robert Brackett Stanley Adams, Payson Harmon, Coach Merrill, Donald Hill, David Porter, Gary Hearrin, Raymond Goodale, Douglas Filson. The 1961 Track season was a disappointing one to the team who lost the State Track Meet by only one point. However, aside from that, the Warrior tracksters, as usual, racked up an impressive record. Outstanding boys on the team were Stan Adams in the javelin and hurdles, Bruce Brown in the broad jump and dashes, Ray Goodale in high jump, Gerald Clarrage in pole vault, and Gary Hearrin in shotput and discus. The future is bright for the trackmen, who have their sights fixed on another state championship this year. Q Q- ' - X M4 F K 'Y WW If 5+ 'ww ' J .fv ' JK, Qs ,jj 'Q' x 1 N-Sn Q51 .1 Y 9 Fx X995 KN im 2 i 5 I CROSS COUNTR Y TEAM KNEELING: Robert Brewster, Peter Hazlett, Bruce Brown, John Darling, Jay Smith, Dana Brindle, Lane Phillips, Charles Clarrage, James Amirault, Peter Joy. STANDING: Coach Merrill, James Bacheldor, David Porter, Russell Johnson, Robert-Brackett, Gerald Clarrage, Gary Hearrin, Raymond Goodale, Douglas Filson, Donald Hill, Stanley Adams, Payson Harmon. The 1961 cross country team was not too successful, winning only one meet. Letter winners this year included Captain Russell Johnson, Jay Smith, Raymond Gregoire, Dana Brindle, Lane Phillips, Everett Decatur, and Manager Peter Joy. These boys participate in a rigorous sport. Surely they deserve the admiration and encouragement of the stu- dent body. f-5 .. N AM O M1-H ,hw XS QN Qu X Xb Q M X X N I X Q Xl XX ,aaa - QA .- 1' L X X f -. W. xx x 1... j f if W' A- -- x- ...... -grrf f - '- -i-- 0--f 'l gE1'iff,,,tf.f.T? i..lT Vg..-f -if Ljif ',,,fj ,, 'f A f Q,f,7' -:.-f,,kif'15'M:2'Zjf':-I,-T'..l,Q-up - 'QM' MQZQT f 4 MM, -as,:2f'1'?73f':l -ff Q-ff? Q-1 - ' f . - -2 'N-- ' , - +' .. Irs-B x K - Xi...' 5 hwl g lj- 5- Ad: ' 'ik-..',,gX Q! ff. Wi h-- f V641 -- --S W, ff A 'Q -ff '-Q 1 F ff- !-gw ' N P X44 - 4 -f-,1--'Jl-'H.Q'7vf - ..4 ku X1-L , XL. Q . fi... x X Fx X ' --gg. if L- 'SAL in- 'JT x:? 's' ' J:-: H- sxd-Thx j finis- X ,..... ' 6 - xnx .? 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