Wilton Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Wilton, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

an f v i u I I 1 l 14 .mums-,wmv --mm.: mmf -Q- .mnmfwmwu ' V 91 fi ' ' 6 gy, J aff' , 5 9 Pzzblzylaed by -fi' ILTON ACADE M Volume XXXV -as-M n-MWMM N s ff SENIOR CLASS MY DEDICATION Agriculture instructor since 1949, five school years ago, Mr. Crouse has given much of his time and effort to our school. To him we wish to express our most sincere appreciation. lx. W qc? N MR. cRoUsE S ol in OX W W or vow tcfotaw hi Z wie W Cya MO, Fr aww Q lotviiw U0 Fbxaxwodjvyki 0 wi WX , 0 WSQOW will Mrs. Allen, our foreign language teacher, has been very active in the school program, coaching dramatics and public speaking very effectively. In the two years of her stay at Wilton Academy, she has won the admiration and respect of the entire student body. IN MEMORIAM EDWIN S. HALL Mr. Hall, a distinguished graduate of Wilton Academy, was a most loyal friend and supporter of our school. For many years Mr. Hall provided the Wilton Academy students with leading national newspapers and sponsored the Edwin S. Hall Essay Contest. Since her husband's death Mrs. Hall has continued this contest. The death of Mr. Hall has brought the loss of a true friend to Wilton Academy. Mrs. Petersen Mr. Knowles Miss Kcnnard .4 FACULTY DATA 3 HARLAND L. KEAY, A.B., Colby College. Principal. Commercial Math, Guitlantc Apfmmfifd 1945 LEAI-I T. PIETERSEN, Boston University, Skitlmore College, Vofal Musit Ajlfmfillflf 1930 OTHO KNOXVLES, Busch College, Chicago, Instrumental Musin, Band. Orchestra Ajijminfed 1945 C EDITH C. KENNARD, B.A.. University of Maine, English. One Att Play, Yearbook flfipfzffiletll 1946 IVAN H. CROUSE, B.S..'Univcrsity of Maine, Agritulture Ajvjmfllled 1949 MARY L. YOUNG. A.B.. Colby College, Languages, Pulwlic Speaking Ajzjwiuted 1948 FLORENCE E. GREENLEAF, BS., University of Maine, Commercial Sulvjents Coach of Girls' Softball. Eaglct Alflllmfllled 1951 Mr. Keay Mr. Crouse Miss Young Miss Greenleaf 4 Q 1 x l Q1 -m.wfq1 vr:1ivrsw sf.-ww. 1 IASCHA l,. lflilfNC1ll, Avll, lkitn- Cullcgc, lxlAlKl1ClUAlllLS, Cmuli of 'l'i'.1ik giml Wfintcr Spirits iNlfS Ci. Al.l.liN, All.. ffulliy' Cjwllcgc, l.ilr1g.:Li.l3.:cs lUllN S. CQllOA'l'li. Ali.. Cullwy Cullcgu. SLlL'I1LQS,CULlLl1 of ,l.V. liiski-tb.iIl MADKLYN li. lSl7KfK, ISS.. l'nivL-rsity uf M.iim-, English. One Alt Play, Com- im-nirim-nt. lfglglrt SlANl,lfY M. l5lfRCillSUN, li. S. llnivcrsity of Miiim-, l liStUI'y. Cualill of Fimtlmll IANIC AINIAIN. l5.S., liirmingtun Stan- Tuulicrs Collage, Home limnumiis. Cuiiili uf lfii-lil lluilccy amil Girls' ligisl-:ctlmill Mr. lfrcmli Mrs. Allen Mr. Cflioatc FACULTY DATA l flffflrflllfflj l95f Kljrjmnzlicf l952 flfrjmnzlwf l95l N fiffpfffnrid wil fljvfwlrllid l95l Affjmlufuf 1952 VICTOR A, XX'OODl5RllY, l5.S., l'nivci'sity uf Maimx Atlilctic Dirutur, Pliysinzil liiluintiun, Cmuli uf liiiskctlmill iiml l5.lsc-lull Miss Bllali filfffwfufuzl N155 Mr. Ferguson Miss Austin Mr. Wfgodbrcy N... 'ss- First row, left to right: B. Chiaravalloti, J. Hutchinson, L. Richard, C. Casler, S. Getchell, R. Pike, G. Benson. Second row: L. Perkins, B. Hurd, E. Vivian, S. Neil, A. Hall, J. Chiaravalloti, N. Bci- saw, M. Welcli, J. Higgins, L, Franchetti, J. Collins. Third row: Joan Lagerson, B. White, Stcv. Mayo, D. Melendy, T. XWilliams, R. Ridley, G. Columbus, C. Archer, Ed. Clark, Ev. Clark. Edfl07'J' Tj'f7j,fl,f STEPHEN GETCHELL JOAN LAGERSON CONSTANCE CASLER JEANNE HUTCHINSON A.f.fi.r1rmf Edimrr Ayfjffimff GAYLE BENSON BETTY HURD BONITA WHITE LILLIAN RICHARD JOAN HIGGINS THEDA XWILLIAMS LEANNE FRANCHETTI GERMAINE COLUMBUS Bzziizzeri Mumzgeri ALBERT HALL ROY PIKE MELVIN VUELCH STEPHEN MAYO NORMAN BEISAW JOE CHIARAVALLOTI Senior Sl:llf.l'lff.f ....... ................ E STHER VIVIAN LAURALEE PERKINS Girly' Sfmrlr ....... ................... E DNA CLARK Bayj' Sjwrfr ......... ROBERT RIDLEY Ar! Editor ,..,... .............. S HIRLEY NEIL Pbutognzfwliy ...... .......................... N ORMAN BEISAW Clay: Edizorr Swim .................. CYNTHIA ARCHER jlllljflf' ...........,.............. JANET COLLINS Suplwnzwe ......... BETTINA CHIARAVALLOTI F1'c'.FbIlZrIIl .................... DAVID MEI-ENDY if Family Adzfimr MISS EDITH KENNARD ffm an f 555' 2 1 XXQXW Y ' ii?f 'g' I ?' E X A rg 'U '97 95 My f ' fl, 4 U 1 xx X - QW A X L21 X V E' K Wk K. . 1V X TW 'Ti Q? 1 - r- 5- - -4 -,,,, -K ...4 in ,-gli -rd n ,,,..2' -42' ,Q-1 'W -if-- f -lm? , -3- :7'- SXNXX x x 310 ., i --- f Q -.-.- -:1 - -'-' Q1 -'ff 5 ,-.,,., X- .4 2- gf- 1 - fi: ' -, - ,ff I Seniors GAIL ROBERTA ADAMS GENEIML COURSIQ Gailie is one of our active Senior class members. One can always see her laughing and talking in the back of the main room. We all know that Gail has done her part in backing up our hockey team from her full-back position. Best of luck to you, Gail-the girl with the Pepsoclent Smile, Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Girl l, 2, 3. 43 GAA 2. 3. 43 Softball 2.'3Q Eaglet 3. 43 EAGLE 4. CYNTHIA G. ARCHER l:NGLISH CUURSIL Here is Cynthia. our very capable chapel pianist. Her presence in the Senior Class will long be remembered by us all. Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Glee Club 2, 3. 41 Cabaret 3. 43 Minstrel Show 2 EAGLE 4. NORMAN EVANS BEISAW sc11fN1'11flc COURSI: Normie is an all-around sport. He is also a very talented musician. I-le is noted for his personality and fine sense of humor. NX'e feel sure he will succeed in his future as a doctor. Minstrel Show 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabaret 1, 2. 3. 43 M.C. 3, 43 Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Officer. Vice President 2, 3. 43 Track 1. 2, 3. Manager 43 One-Act Plays 1. 2. 3. 43 Basketball 1, 23 Traffic Squad 3, 43 EAGLE 4. GAYLIE ARDEN BENSON coMME1cc1.A1L couieszf Whether it's in the main room or on the athletic field, you'll always see Gaylie with a million-dollar smile on her face. Shes the gal who stands out in everything that she undertakes-especially when it has to do with sports. WHA. is surely going to miss her athletic abil- ity along with her helping hancl. Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Softball 1. 2, 3, 43 Hockey l. 2. 3, 43 Cabaret l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Bantl 2. 3. 43 Eaglet 2. 3, 43 Minstrel Show l. 23 Office Girl 3. 43 EAGLE 4. JACK BYnoN GENERAL counszf Here's to jack, an.outstanding athlete of our class. He has proved his value on the football field and has won his way to popularity with his friendliness. jack came to W.A, from Skowhegan in his senior year. Were glad you joined us, jack. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Public Speaking 1, 2, 3 ,Track 2, 3, 4, One-Act Plays 1, 23 Class Officer 1, 2, Winter Sports 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3. CONSTAN-CE CASLER CLASSICAL COURSE As co-editor of our yearbook, Connie's journalistic abilities came to the fore. Her manner and charm will bring success wherever she goes. Basketball 1, Softball 1, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Three-Act Play 2, Public Speaking 1, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 23 Cab- aret 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Girl 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g GAA 2, 3, 4g Eaglet 2, 33 EAGLE 1, 3, 4. MONTRIS CHASE HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Montris is a quiet but friendly girl who is always willing to help whenever it is needed. She is a member of the Future Homemakers of America and a fine friend also. Basketball 13 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH CHIARAVALLOTI CLASSICAL COURSE Do you want a problem solved in your subjects? just go to see joe. He's one of the profs of our class. Best of luck to you always. Eaglet 2, 3. 4g One-Act Plays 1, 2, 4, Public Speaking 1, 2g EAGLE 4. EDNA MAE CLARK HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Edna is a success in anything she undertakes whether it is band. glee club, or basketball. She has won many friends with her sunny disposition and friendly smile. We know these qualities will bring her success in the future. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Eaglet 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, Cabaret 1, 2. 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Public Speaking 1, 2. 4, Orchestra 2. 3. 4, EAGLE 4. EVELYN RAE CLARK ENGLISH COURSE Evelyn is one of our famous twins with that cute smile. In her we have found one really good basketball player. I know everyone wishes Ev the best of everything. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Eaglet 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Public Speaking 1, 2, Minstrel Show 1, 2, Traffic Squad 3, Chapel Leader 4, EAGLE 4. GERMAINE LOUISE COLUMBUS CLASSICAL COURSE Here is a grand sport and a popular girl among her classmates. Germaine wants to be a WAVE, and we are sure that she will be happy in her chosen career. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3. 4, Eaglet 1. 2, 3, Public Speaking 1, 35 EAGLE 4. CLINTON CUSHMAN, JR. AGRICULTURE COURSE Here's to Clint, a quiet member of our class who has surely proved himself on the football field. May you always succeed in life as you have at Wilton Academy. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football ll, 2. 3, 4. MEuss1A FLORA EATON HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Melissa is one of the quiet girls of our class. Her pleasant smile will go far toward making her life worth while. We wish you the best of luck in the future, Melissa. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. AGNES ARLENE EDWARDS HOME EcoNoM1cs COURSE Agnes is one of the most tranquil and composed girls we have had the pleasure of knowing. She is always willing to help the other fellow, and is constantly cheerful. In fact, she is one fine girl! Cabaret 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, '4g FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 43 Hockey 1. ' RICHARD EARLE ELLRICH GENERAL COURSE Dick, our farm-boy, has been with us three years. He visited Jay High School for his second term and then returned to W.A. We're glad you came back, Dick! Winter Sports, 1, 3, 4. fa DOUGLAS ABBOTT FLETCHER AGRICULTURE COURSE Doug is another quiet but popular member of our class. If you ever need any help, just go to Doug. I'm sure that you won't be turned down. We must not forget to mention his football playing. It was great, Doug ! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4. LEANNE ALYCE FRANCHETTI ENGLISH COURSE Who is the girl who plays in the band, piles up the points in bas- ketball, and shines in field hockey? Why, none other than Leanne. We are sure that she will be a success in whatever she undertakes. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Eaglet 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, EAGLE 2, 4. STEPHEN A. GETCHELL SCIENTIFIC COURSE Steve is that fellow who's smart as a whip and a whiz on the basketball floor. If anyone ever gets stuck on a geometry problem, Steve will gladly lend a helping hand. We have no doubt that he's really a gifted person. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Cabaret 1, 2, Minstrel Show 1, 2, Football 1, Cross Country 3, Dirigo Boys' State 3, Co-Editor EAGLE 4. RALPH A. .1 Gooowm ENGLISH COURSE Although Ralph is a quiet boy and small of stature, don't let that fool you. His deeds in a track or winter sports uniform have proved the size of his character. Winter Sports 1, 2, '3, 4, Track 1, FFA 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. ALBERT S. HALL COMMERCIAL COURSE Albert is a fine store manager and drummer in the band. Al is well-liked for his grand sense of humor. The best of luck to you. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, One-Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Eaglet 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Minstrel Show 2, C0- Manager School Store 4, EAGLE 4. A. CLIFTON HARRIS SCIENTIFIC COURSE Cliff is the all-around guy who really shines when he gets into a football uniform. He's the happy-go-lucky kind, whenever he is around, I assure you that you won't have that sad feeling too long. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Baseball 1, Minstrel 2, Traffic Squad 4. joAN VELMA HIGGINS COMMERCIAL COURSE joan has been very busy with her duties as cheerleader' and head office girl. Her efficient and courteous manner has been evident to us since our freshman year. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Girl 2, 3, 4, Head Office Girl 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Eaglet 4, EAGLE 4, Cabaret 3, 4. BETTY JANE HURD HOME Economics counse Betty always has a smile for everyone. A friend to all, she is sure to be successful in her future. Keep up the good work in all you do, and may you succeed in all your undertakings. Basketball 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, EAGLE 4. JEANNE MARIE HUTCHINSON COMMERCIAL COURSE Sometimes we feel as if this girl is really Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair. She has a sweet face and a matching disposition. Jeanne shows a flair for dramatics, and no wonder with that perfect voice! Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 2, EAGLE 4, Eaglet 4, One-Act Play 3, Traffic Squad 4. BARBARA ANN JACKSON CLASSICAL COURSE Barbara is a lively young miss from Dryden. Her antics have brought many a howl of laughter. Barbara's spirit will aid her throughout life. Basketball 1, 3, 45 Hockey 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Public Speaking 2, 4. RUTH ELIZABETH KNOWLES HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Ruth is a well-liked girl who is very quiet. Did I say quiet? Not always it seems. We hear that she is often the life of the party. Basketball 15 FHA 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOAN BEVERLY LAGERSON CLASSICAL COURSE Need anyone to sell refreshments or decorate for a dance? just call on joan for she's the quiet but helpful gal of our class. She's not only helpful in activities, but if you needed help in your studies she would put her high scholastic ratings to good use. Softball 15 Minstrel Show 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 45 Public Speaking 45 Traffic Squad 3, 45 Eaglet 35 EAGLE 45 Basketball 4. FRANCIS LEROY LORETTE ENGLISH COURSE Francis is a really sincere boy with whom it's so easy to talk. He always expresses his opinions in sociology class with a devilish gleam in his eye as he hopes to start a discussion. He's active in school activities and plays a mean trumpet in the band. Football 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Band 1. 2, 3, 45 Eaglet 3. STEPHEN PARKER MAYO SCIENTIFIC COURSE Steve is our athlete and has been our executive head in the past three school years. Sporting one of the sunniest personalities around, Steve has our good luck wishes. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 1, 2, Winter Sports lg EAGLE 4. STUART EVANS MAYO AC1e1CUL1'uR1f Comzsu Stu is one of Wilton Academy's famous athletes. He is outstand- ing in football, basketball and track, and is also a friend to everyone. We are sure you will succeed in everything you undertake. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4, Traffic Squad 3. 4, Glee Club 1. RONALD KILBIJRN MELENIDY CLASSICAL COURSE This quiet but jolly fellow of our class really stands out in the line of the football team. Our class just wouldn't be the same without Ronnie's good nature. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 43 Assistant Manager 2, Manager 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. SHIRLIIY ANN Niall. COMMERCIAL COURSE Shirley is the artist of our class. Although she is quiet, she always pitches in and helps in everything the class undertakes. We all know that her artistic ability combined with her good nature will insure her a happy and successful career. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Eaglet 1, 2, 3, 4g Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 3, 45 Minstrel Show 2, Cheerleader lg EAGLE 4. LAURALEE ANN PERKINS CLASSICAL COURSE Here is Lauralee who can always be found in any musical activity in our school. She has also been a member of the Student Council and one of the most active members of our class. Public Speaking 1, 2, Minstrel Show 1, 2, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Girl 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 33 One-Act Play 4, Eaglet 2, 33 EAGLE 4. ROY Escorr PIKE SCIENTIFIC COURSE Roy is quiet but popular with all his classmates. If you hear a fog- horn sound, look around and you will probably see Roy with his big horn blasting away. He's been a great help to the band and other organizations. Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Football 1, 4, Cross Country 3, Basketball 1, EAGLE 4. CHRISTINE CLAIRE RAND HOME ECONOMICS COURSE Christine is always friendly with everyone. She's fun-loving and has a serious side too. Her pleasant ways are sure to lead her to success. Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4, Hockey 2, 3. LILLIAN RICHARD COMMERCIAL COURSE Here's to Lil, our peppy head-cheerleader. She not only shines on that squad but also helps a great deal on the basketball and softball teams. Lil is bound to succeed with all her fine characteristics. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey Assistant Manager 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, GAA 3, 4, Eaglet 3, 4, Traffic Squad 1, 4, Girl-State Delegate 3, One-Act Play 4, EAGLE 4. ROBERT K. RIDLEY SCIENTIFIC COURSE Bob is our efficient class treasurer. He possesses a wonderful sense of humor, and no one's ever gloomy when he's around. He's mighty fast on his feet, and does a fine job playing the sax in Bob's Orchestra. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cabaret 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Traffic Squad 3, 43 Public Speaking 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 EAGLE 4. RONALD GEORGE RODZEN GENERAL COURSE Ronald is one of the quiet students that can always be depended upon if help is needed. Best of luck to you in the future, Ronnie. Eaglet 3. WILLIAM EZRA SMALL SCIENTIFIC COURSE Bill' is that fellow who always does especially well in his studies. He has that wonderful trait of perseverance, and he is.noted for his salesmanship. I'm sure all of us feel that it's been a pleasure to have him as a classmate. Basketball 1, 43 Track 33 Public Speaking 1. DONALD H. SNOW AGRICULTURE COURSE Forward, march! We're not really marching3 we're just listening to Donnie giving us commands to march. Yes, he's that fun-loving guy who has been a big help to our band and who has a special interest on Main Street. FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2. CARL H. TRASK SCIENTIFIC c0uRsE Who is the boy with that cheery laugh who is always willing to lend a helping hand? Why, it's Carl, of course. He's never in a hurry and never has a care. Football 1, 29 Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARION TYLER ENGLISH COURSE Marion is the girl with the infectious giggle. Her cheerful person- ality has helped pick up our drooping spirits more than once. When you feel that blush coming on, clon't try to hide it, because it's be- coming, Marion. Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, Basketball 2g Orchestra 3, 4. ESTHER JANE VIVIAN COMMERCIAL COURSE Esther is very inconspicuous, but her presence is felt by all of us. Her quiet charm and good faith are characteristic of this little lady. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 15 Eaglet 13 EAGLE 4. HENRY WASSERMANN ENGLISH COURSE Henry is famous for his quietness but is a grand person and well- liked by all. You can very often see him riding around in his car, and you might also notice that he sticks around Dryden, for his special interest lies there. FFA 1, 2, 35 Basketball 33 Eaglet 3. MELVIN DONALD WELcI-I COMMERCIAL COURSE This fellow always undertakes all tasks with a cheerful and happy- go-lucky attitude. He runs the school store and is always willing to lend a helping hand. These traits have made him a success at W.A. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabaret 1, 2, 3, 43 Eaglet 3, 45 Minstrel Show 23 Traffic Squad 3, Co-Manager School Store 4, EAGLE 4. ADRIAN REED WELLS sCIENI'1EIc COURSE Butch is that good football center. He has really done a great job as captain of our team this year. He's a popular fellow and it's not hard to find out why, as he's always considerate, ready to help, yet full of fun-that's Butch. He's really one wonderful and all- around guy-isn't he? Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, Minstrel Show 1, 25 Public Speaking 1. BONITA A. WHITE COMMERCIAL COURSE Who is that petite brunette who drives around in a white Ford when it isn't being driven by a fellow named Stroutie? Why, that's Bonita, another quiet senior. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Eaglet 4, EAGLE 4. TI-IEDA MAY WILLIAMS COMMERCIAL COURSE Theda is one of the quieter members of our class. She has shown wonderful sportsmanship and enthusiasm in every game of field hockey. Because of these qualities she was elected captain of the field hockey team this year. She's a friend to all. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA lg Glee Club 41 Eaglet 4, EAGLE 4. SENIOR CLASS WHO'S WHO MOST POPULAR BEST ATHLETES Cys-45' CLASS BLUSHERS LAST TO ARRIVE CLASS MUSICIANS Q n SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS 'xi ' TEN TOP STUDENTS SENIOR CLASS Forty-seven students returned for action their last year this fall with one new mem- ber present. Class officers were elected as follows: Preridenl .,...,......... ......... S TEPI-IEN MAYO Vice Prwidenl ...... .,,,,,.... N ORMAN BEISAW Secretary ............. .,.,.. L EANNE FRANCHETTI Trearurer , .....,,... ROBERT RIDLEY Our new Student Council representative was Constance Casler. The seniors sponsored four dances all of which were successful. Three of these were Autumn Frolic, Record Hop, and Shamrock Frolic. Our one-act play, Mister Vincent, coached by Miss Kennard, was a great hit. This was a comedy in which many complications occur. In April the seniors with their chaperones enjoyed a pleasant and educational trip to New York. Graduation plans were made with Miss Buck's assistance and carried through with the solemnest of spirits. Each member of our class has fully decided this year, although the busiest, has definitely been the most enjoyed. Our class advisor is Miss Kennard. W. A. OFFICE MR. KE AY-Principal This marks Mr. Keay's ninth year as the principal of Wilton Academy. We students spend four nine- month periods in the academy building, and during that time it is more or less of a home to us. Mr. Keay serves as the father of this big home. Our deepest thanks go to Mr, Keay, who has, through untiring MRS. HENRY-Secretary Mrs. Henry, who replaced Mrs. Gage as secretary of Wilton Academy in December, has filled the position very capably from the start. She brings to the job a healthy smile and a pleasant manner and is very popular with the students. efforts, made this school what it is today. JOAN HIGGINS-Head offffe Girl Joan and her assistants have performed very cap- ably at the office desk this year. A ring on the tele- phone or time for passing of classes and the ever- faithful office girl is on the job. We Wish to congratulate joan and her twelve assistants on a good job well done. Q X ,., r c E' ' .- 37' .w' , ' an .' go an Q! 'I v 0 4 ' g Q. '. 19 ..- ,, 141 gre ' . lv ' h - 1 ' , 1 4- 1. f if u 0, ' ..: ,f- ,1- ff 1... , ff ff X ,, X X X7 . 43' f- ..-, .. . 'il V .Nh , , . 1 s .z :P ,Q , . ' 1' 'n , . e 1 . l I ' sf. J: ' - .. . .I Q 4 'rw' ,'f ,fi-,T ph-' Q nl .0 u' - I X 1 , ,,3,' 5 . , ' 5 'v . f D -- . , . I ' ' '. 1' ' X ., . 1 '- ' Q' Q' A . I ' '. f a' ' ' n I I x 5. .':-- -:l:. 1-o1!,.' dd. 1 it lv.. . . 0. 1. ', , Qu' v,, ,.-,, . Q .4...t' 1 ' ' sf r--'Q' - '. .-'. -'x '..'qo v ' n .' V 9 ',t ' 5 f .' . 5 . I 1, ' 'Z '. ,':'.--g,:.. . Y '.1,,lt' .,.. '. .-,- 1: L .,,' - . -. .','W-I' .-Us. r 'j, 1. gh,-'-J' ' fl'-.,'- o. .ut '.':l..-:..u.1.-,,- Q- .f'- ' ' --L ' ' - -V EEL, ,,.,,.,- N - :-ff-: - Y-. . Y xg Qfrff? 'xg 'fy ,-1 xx 4 'PB 117 f'A ' 9 X QX ff' Classes JUNIOR CLASS First row, left to right: J. Collins, S. Riggs, N. Taylor, L. Hines, S. Sawyer, M. Storer, A. Gould, C. Tutty, J. Fagone. Second rowi M. Smith, R. Goodnough, A. Chandler, A. Ouellette, B. Hatch, L. Lord. B. Wallace, J. Trask, J. Carter, L. Stevens, I. Stinson. Third row: H. Richard, E. Meyers, M. Bunker, L. Smith, J. Pease, D. Parker, J. Lagerson, D. Karkos, R. Smith, D. Fletcher, F. Bracleen. Fourth row: W. Lane, B. Lothrop, G. Bryant, E. Rand, B, Adams, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Choate, R. Smith, R. Armstrong, F. Egan, S. Maillet, T. Harvey. The junior class reported for the first semester with an First row: D. Fletcher, R. Armstrong, j. Fagone, enrollment of forty-one members. Bafki B- L0fhf0P- At our first class meeting the following officers were elected: President, Richard Armstrong, Vice President, Bradley Lothropg Secretary, Joy Fagoneg Treasurer, Donald Fletcher, and Student Council Member, George Bryant. Many money-making projects have been undertaken this year, including two dances, Autumn Frolic and Record Hop, as well as a food sale, work days, and the sale of school pins. We presented the one-act play, On Vengeance Height, under the direction of Mrs. Allen. This third year at Wilton Academy, we feel, has been a successful one. Our class advisors were Mrs. Allen and Mr. Choate. Miss Young replaced Mrs. Allen in February. Seated: R. Adams. Standing: L. Hatch, R. McCarthy, li. fin f 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS lfirst row, left to right: B. Crockett, B. Chiaravalloti, bl. Masternian, L. Marble, D. Getchell, B. Col- lins, C. Bubier, LI. Alexander, D, Smith, C. Baxter. Second row: S. Mosher, C. Watson, S. Cox, O. Melther, I.. Hatch, W. Ranger, M. Neil, J. Lake, ,I Stansfield, B. Colley, j. Quirrian, D. Adams. Third row: Ii. Magrath, R. jackson, M. Rolfe, C. Norton, C. Wilkins, W. Turner, M. Allen, R. Adams, D. Lord, N. Neil, R. Lane, W. Lagerson. Fourth row: H. Smith, R. McCarthy, A. Greenleaf, Mr. Crouse, Miss Buck. The sophomore class entered this year with 22 girls and 17 boys. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President, Robert Adams, Vice President, Ronald McCarthyg Secretary, Betty jean Collins, and Treasurer, Lita Hatch. We also elected the following Student Council members: Lynne Marble, .lanis Masterman, Marjorie Neil, and William Turner. To raise funds, our class sponsored a square dance November 25 and ai victory dance january li. We also held one workday. We presented the one-act play, An Apple for Teaclierf' under the direction of Miss Buck. As a whole the sophomores have had .1 very successful year. Our class advisors are Miss Buck .ind Mr. Crouse. Cl ASQ 0l7l7lCI7RS First row, left to right: B. Fletcher, C. Taylor, J. Nelson, A. Chiaravalloti, J. Mancine, S. Clark, S. Rainey, L. Lake, B. French, S. Lothrop, J. Smedburg. Second row: R. Cushman, B. Wilbur, S. Smith, M. Sawyer, B. Sawtelle. B. McCarthy, L. Bryant, A. Yeaton, S. Holmes, G. Foster, F. Gollege. Third row: C. Mayo, R. Lee, R. Pike. R. Landry, D. johnson, 1. Ellrich, Herman Welch, I. Lake, C. Welc'h, R. Cameron, jean Medeiros, K. Jackson, Janis Mederios. Fourth row: D. Melendy, N. Tim- berlake, D. Perry, F, Harris, Mr. French, R. Trask, Hershel Welch, K. Rand, S. Sanborn, R. Gordon. The freshman class entered the Academy last fall with fifty members. As we have lost four members, our enroll- ment is now forty-six. Our first class meeting was held September 17 when we elected the following officers: President, Richard Cameron, Vice President, Sherryl Lothrop, Treasurer, Robert Trask, and Secretary, David 'Melendy. The Freshman Reception was held October 17 to initiate us and make us feel that we really belonged to W.A. Our dance, held November 13, was quite successful. Our one-act play, The Lucky Accident, was presented December 18. It was coached by Mrs. French. Our class is also well represented in extra-curricular ac- tivities. Mr. French is our class advisor Front: D. Melendy. Back row: Richard Cameron Robert Trask, Sherryl Lothrop. I 1 11.11 -1--I n I-nn .:7- U' -ii Q , f , X N X 1 S? ' :12.j'3:g::3,f-. ,. :j,3,32:.-3 - ff, ':.f.J. .s at fiifi. 4 ,f :,1'l'.:2'::Hi.. 'yn 0 ' 'I ',3 .': -f'.' W fy, -.,- -2 -' of xx 4 - 1 ff jf, mg !! YW N I A i f .3 ,f 'ggi' , X f': f , ' .3 ' X Xxkx 'ff I f I 9-, XYQXXX fu X 1-4 Y-X Xfxix Q x 1 - X 5 Ni - XX I' 5 A L K ' NA X V3 m fl X f ' 906' X 4 Organizaiions Q-75 - ?fsi ' ll ,549 ' I x 'rr 4065 lm? x 1 f Yogi 'Q Guy! sm' ' If 'O Farulty Adviyor MR. CROUSE First row, left to right: W. Lane, D. Fletcher, S. Mayo, Mr. Crouse, C. Cushman, E. Rand, D. Snow Second row: R. jackson, D. Wilbur, R. Lane, S. Maillet, H. Welch, W. Lagerson, I. Lake, R. Landry C. Welch, R. Pike, C. Mayo. Third row: C. Wilkins, W. Turner, R. McCarthy, A. Greenleaf, C Norton, D. Lord, H. Smith. Back row: R. Gordon, R. Goodwin, K. Rand, H. Welch, N. Neil. row, left to right: D. Parker, A. Chandler, B. White, M. Alexander, E. Clark, Miss Austin, I. Jn, B. McCarthy, J. Carter, M. Neil. Second row: M. Eaton, S. Riggs, S. Rainey, B. Sawtelle, C :r, B. Wilbur, M. Storer, R. Goodnough, L. Hines, G. Foster, R. Cushman, S. Holmes, S. Clark, osher, B. Fletcher, J. Mancine. Third row: W. Ranger, O. Melcher. Back row: S. Lothrop, J 2, B. Crockett, L. Stevens, C. Watson, S. Cox, L. Bryant, M. Chase, B. Hurd, A. Edwards, R. zles, J. Nelson. v-vvpnvvnw vvrxx rwxrayfv-nn -n NJ rat-if 'P 0 NEW HO Aw SGI, 'ZS I .7 5 Exe Ellv4,- 7222 6 ' S.: 451 Qjlfc Farulty Adviror MISS AUSTIN Pvetidwll S. MAYO Vive Prenriderll A. WELLS Sm'1'el.:fy L. PERKINS Treifrurer S. GETCI-I E LL Faculty Adrimv' MR. KEAY :irst row, left to rightz C. Casler, A. Wells, S. Mayo, S. Getchell, L. Perkins, L. Franchetti. Second 'ow: J. Mastcrman, D. Karkos, W. Turner, B. Lothrop, A. Ouelette, G. Bryant, R. Armstrong, M. Nleil, L. Ma rblc. Pl'l'.l'fdl'7Il lf. CLARK Vin' Preridenl J, cor,l.INs S4'z'fL'l.1ry-'l'fe.15un'r M. NEIL fr't'lIL'7'dI Mumlgerr C. CASLER L. I:RANCHET'I4I 'l'lm.rv Udflljllg Shlll' Pint G. BENSON l.. ITRANCHIETTI 'l'lm,sv Edfliillg SIJI4' Lelten lf. CLARK I.. RICHARD First row, left to right: T. Williams, I. Stinson, G. Columbus, B, Hatch, B. Jackson, D. Getchell, L. Richard. Second row: J. Trask, C. Tutty, D. Adams, Ev, Clark, Miss Greenleaf, Faculty Advisor, G. Benson, B. Colley, J. Lake, J. Stansfield. Third row: C. Casler, J. Collins, Ed. Clark, M. Neil, L. Franchetti. ! r E an-nanny 1--ll..-.--x. rnnnfxnrllaxliv NAME Cynthia Norman Gayle jack Constance Montris Joseph Evelyn Edna Germaine Clinton Melissa Agnes Richard Douglas Leanne Stephen G. Ralph Albert joan H. Betty Jeanne Barbara Ruth joan L. Francis Stuart Stephen M. Ronald M. Shirley Lauralee Roy Christine Lillian Ronald R. Robert William Donald Carl Marion Esther Henry Melvin Adrian Bonita Theda Clifton Senior Statistics PASTIME writing letters ' fishing and dancing spnrts driving or going places reading movies doing physics and math riding with Donnie sewing primping typing eating sewing and cooking hunting ' talking with Christine sports golf working on the farm telling jokes eating ice cream movies reading joking parties studying ., bowling sports driving his jeep making excuses drawing reading singing reading singing photography making music with Norman science driving fast playing cards watching TV eating talking with Lillian exchanging jokes sleeping Bob writing letters hunting PET DISLIKE homework French spiders car brakes snobs studying French exceptions drinking snobbish people being called Louise football practice stalling a car long assignments school English homework on date nights standing at attention in band studying creditors to the store spiders and snakes P.T. and snobs P.T. writing letters studying spiders getting up early conceited girls lack of cooperation rally speeches giving reports being late unattentive listeners fast drivers laziness science slow pokes poor grades studying assignments chemistry writing letters oral recitations fussy customers Digest quizes loud people transcribing shorthand silence in a classroom is fm- 4 X N Wx ' XJ 716 ! 'Q 6 9 Acfiviiies ACTIVITIES Band Circus Western State Festival Memorial Day Services Doll Carriage Parade Golf Club Field Day Fall Concert x ff In A , X I X ',s-519. 2 1, Q1 Z . I ' .I I Front row: Majorettes D. Getchell, J. Stansfield, S. Riggs, A. Ouellette J. Lake, O. Melcher. Second row: A. Chiaravalloti, S. Rainey, C. Archeri G. Benson, W. Ranger, R. Ridley, E. Rand, N. Beisaw, L. Franchetti j. Collins, E. Meyers, D. Parker. Third row: C. Rand, L. Lake, J Hutchinson, L. Perkins, C. Bubier, R. Knowles, Ev Clark, B. jackson T. Williams, N. Taylor, L. Marble, S. Mosher, M. Allen. Fourth row MAJORETTES Left to right: D. GETCHELL J. STANSFIELD S. RIGGS A. OUELLETTE J. LAKE O. MELCHER wlnnfn-.I I-..1 11 Knuwlus, A. lidwnxlmls, R. Goodwin, R. Smith, F. I.urL'ttL'. S. Neil. K Ihtlln, I. f2llIl'I'lUI1, U Kfullcy, A. Goulnl. C. Tutty, bl. Fngnnc, -I. Pc-gxsc. 1 rmv' R. f.,lH1l'l'HI1, Ii. XV41ll.lcc-. 5. Crctmhcll. S. Intlmmp, Edna lurk, I.. Il.mIr, M. Iylcr. M. Bunker, B. Chinruvnlluti, Carter, A. full. li.uk ruw: R. Pnkr. D. Snow, li. Adams, R. Trask. XY X 1? - Y W 2. w ill I ,Ep .ff M- 4 . H W +5 rn IDU: Urn' MR. OTHO KNOVULIZS XV.A. Band rccciwd Superior Rating at thc XVcstcrn State lfcstixyml INf.1y N255 S v F-p .51- ww m lfirst ruw, ln-ft to right: D. Gculicll, Mnstcrmam, B. Crmlcctt, li. Cliinmvnlloti, I.. Marble, C. Bux- trr, M, Alcx.lmlc1'. Fl. Quirriun. li, Collins, S. Mosher. C. liulviur. D. Smith. Sccnml row: A. Cliinm- v.illuti, YI. Mnminc. -I. NL-lwn, C. XX'4itson, M. Neil, li. Colley, XV. Rangcr, I.. Haitcli, DI. Lake. ul. Stainsficlll, S. Holmes. -I. Smullvcrg, S. Rainey, E. Wilhinr, Third row: li. Flctclicr, S. Clair lc, C. 'lay- lur, lf. Ciullcilgv, M. Smvyrr, li. MLCnrthy, I.. Bryant, A. Ycgiton, L. l.alcc, S. Luthrop. S. Smith, G. lfmtcr. li. lfrcmli. lfuurtli row: R. Cuincron, D. Mele-nily, D. blulinson, S. Sanlwrn. F, Harris, N. l'imbcrl.ikc. R, Trgislc, R. lkllflzirtliy, H. Smith. C. Norton. C. Wilkins, Ii, Mclimtli, XV. Lngcrsun, -- l isAsK1a'1'isAi.i. DANCE lk A DfV1'z'ff1r MRS. PETERSEN IIN! I IJlVtlfllV MR. KNOVUIIS l'1.111f1! R. CAMERON Illrst row. left to rxght: A. Cmulll. R. Pxlu-. A. C,l1mxgu'.allut1, I.. Inks, D, IJ.ll'liL'I'. B. Adams. VI. Cul lim. I.. M.1rlwIn-. S. Nlnslu-r. S1-mnll ww: Ifllnax Clark. S. GL-nlmcll, M. Tyler. I.. H.ml1, M. Iiunkur Il. fIl1I.lX'.lI'illIUtI, II. Wg1ll41nc', li. II.1tnl1. 'I'l1irLl ruw: Mr. Knmwlrs. R. ci.IIIIL'l'UII. uw, lvl! tu Iilsglllz llutllnnwn, S. Riggs, D. I,.u'lu'r'. G. Ilcnwrx, ,l. C,l1i.1v.lr.1llut1. N. Smith. I Iflgrmcg N-uvml ruw: -I. Clullim, I.. Rilhgml. If. Viviun, Iklrm Clark, Miss Huck, 'If W ilIi.m1s, Ii. 'Ml.um, I Ilxggnm. Miss C111-rr1lc.1l, Ii. C,l11.u.u'.lllutx, 5. INc1l. DI. II'.l5Ii. I.. Imlmlwtll. A. c,l1I.lX.l- nllutx. 'llminl nm: IS. Wl11tc'. Ifvclyn f.l.1rk N. 'lllylmy A. II.1ll, M. WR-lllx. M. Iiunkcr. Il. I'c.1sc, C., lylul IILJIIUI'-,'l1'Cbf:l G. BENSON fIw.uf1l.1u1 lfdllfnu S. RIGGS D. PARKER Ialflllf-I Adzimvl MISS BUCK MISS GRIZISNLIZAF X A Q s 1416 it , 5 1 '32 VI' CQ Y X ., i CONNIE RECEIVES A GIFT BETWEEN DANCES I 4 ! I GRAND MARCH MR. and MRS. FRENCH J v Yu 2, I :env ft. CONNIE and BOB 'rr 11 xvr1x'1'rr'r--n rf A nxvvv-r -n 4 v 1' 5 ff X' X , , ffzff I I I f 5 f ff, C 1, I0 1 faq ffl 1'3 LA fx-xx . fn . . X 1. ,..., .ww v-1 D I 1, 1 'I . U- ' Wziigb- W V ii V ..'f. T 'i :lift ',- . 1:-lj ' .. I ,qopisiggxv ., e.a N i f xXx vsssv - . -3' . . Z , -fd. . -Zig, X ' 9 . jf X l ' f F X , .., I Ygxw Y . , ' ' - 'J If 145 44 f - i , N-'fF ': - 1.3 'XI'-'LQ Nu ' 5 v-'Y . ., ,.,v..' .-j. , , N' .7Q',.49'4 4 X31 1 swf fff g - . .835 f,. , A xflfm .L 5 35 5.53 - . Q-Vzggp uv P. 45 :am fr - QIHEQ TQTT FOOTBALL First row. left to right: N. Beisaw. Stu. Mayo. C. Harris. Stc. Mayo. A. Wells, Captaing j. Byron, H. Richard. R. Mclcndy, R. Ridley. Setond row: R. Armstrong. R. McCarthy. B. Luthmp, Roy Pike, E. Rand. R. Adams. C. Cushman. D. Nadeau. D. Karkos. Third row: F. Harris, R. Pike, W. Turner, H. Wclclw. R. Trask. R. Cameron. C. Mayo. Standing: E. Magrath. Assistant Managcrg Mr. Ferguson, Coachg F. Egan, Manager. Wiltoii ...... Wiltoii Wiltanii XVilt0n Wilttnii Wiltoii Wiltoii Wiltturi Wilton SCORES 13 Mexico ...... .53 33 Livermore .... .... 7 1 2 Winthrolv .... .... K 7 6 Norway , ..,. 0 7 Madison ..., ,,,..,, 2 0 15 Bridgcton .. f--,-.. 32 0 jay ...... ....... 1 8 7 Gould .,... ....... 2 2 0 Farmington ..... L13 This page is sponsored by tlic FIRST NATIONAL BANK, X-uu0,, MLTUN vw-To,,, ,mf ff JZADEMY W 15m muff' ww YNJ04, mosm mum, xcmsyr ACAUNH 39 gttfsinl' -v.--,-nn-.1-lv-1.-4.1 WA 60 46 28 23 27 42 44 41 40 50 45 32 53 38 34 03 Left to right: C. Mayo, R. Ellrich, R. Cameron, I. Lake, D. Johnson, D. Karkos, R. Adams, F. Harris, C. Wilkins, R. Trask, H. Smith, C. Norton, R. Armstrong. F. Egan, Manager, Mr. Choate, R. Landry, Assistant Manager. J. V. sEAsoN's RECORD Team Opponent 31 23 Lisbon .....,. ...r.. ...... ....... 2 4 Madison .................................... 48 Winthrop .... ........... Mexico ..... ...---- New Sharon QVarsityj ............ 23 North Yarmouth ........... ........ 4 3 Jay ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,...... ........ 4 7 Farmington ..... .... 3 6' Livermore .,.. .... 5 8 Mexico .... .... 3 6 jay ................ ---- 3 9 Farmington ..... ..... 4 2 Lisbon .......... ----- 4 9 Livermore ....... ----- 5 1 Gould ......... ----- 2 3 Totalr 578 Won 9-Lost 6 COACH CHOATE This was indeed a noteworthy year, basketball-wise, for Wilton Academy. Fine records were compiled by both the j.V. and Varsity teams, the j.V.'s won nine and lost six during the regular season and the Varsity piled up fourteen wins against four losses in the same period of time. This, however, proved to be but the start of things for the Wilton boys. Off to a slow start with a loss to jay in the finals of the Franklin County Hoop Tournament, the team started to pick up by winning the regional play-offs, entitling them to a shot at the state crown. They then got through the Western Maine play at Lewiston to be- come WESTERN MAINE CLASS M CHAMPIONS. A loss to a good Greenville team in the state finals and another to jay in the Sun-Journal play-off brought the season to a close for the team and their very capable new mentor, Victor Woodbrey. f stiil lggg? f'lg Q' 4 f 'Amd' N lu C lf ZACELEQ Il j K ABLE l I2 S JU lfgfs rAlGEtfs AELEQ Front row, left to right: S. Getchell, D. Fletcher, A. Greenleaf, Stu. Mayo, G. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Bryant, C. Harris, Ste. Mayo. Back row: R. Landry, Assistant Manager, R. Melendy, J. Byron, E. Rand, Coach Woodbrey, B. Lothrop, R. Ridley, H. Richard, F. Egan, Manager. W'A 8 47 42 42 36 65 61 40 22 51 34 62 57 39 43 55 45 54 36 31 SEASON 'S RECORD Team Opponent Winthrop ....... .......... 2 5 at Mexico ....... ....... 4 1 Lisbon ........, ....... 3 8 at Madison ..... ....... 3 7 Hartland ......... ....... 3 4 Yarmouth ....... ....,.. 4 3 at York ....... ....... 3 4 at Traip ..... ....... 4 1 Alumni .... ....... 4 5 at jay ........... ...i... 3 5 Farmington ..... ....... 4 8 at Livermore ...... ....... 3 2 Mexico ,.......... ....... 3 5 Jay ,,.,.............,. ....... 4 0 at Farmington ..,. ....... 3 5 at Lisbon ....... ....... 4 2 Livermore ...... ....... 4 4 at Gould .... . .............. ....... 4 1 Totals' 690 Won 14-Lost 6 COACH WOODBREY TOURNAMENT RECORD 1- WA Frafzklin County Tournament Opponent 74 Phdhps so 48 Kingfield 28 42 Jay ffinalsj 47 State Regional Playoff 57 jay 45 41 Mechanic Falls 40 Wertern Maine fClar5 M j 54 OOB 51 64 Greeley 29 49 South Paris 33 State Firzalr fClaJ5 M j 54 Greenville 65 S101-f0IH'IIdl Playoff 43 Jay 45 .ii N ,,. in-v 4 A Q I Q .. 'D ' 3 yXX.l'Di i, -ai CLIFF STU s'l'1avI2 INCHES GEORGE 1:13 X . . . ff! Q-D 'xi ljfqfi I-'A Q 'lhxs page ns sponsored by X' -. rfyff 1 DILIQS MENS SHOP -----' 8 Farmington, Maine ' f f ,f , LQ I VARSITY SCORES Opp. WA Farmington ........ 0 2 Cony ......,,.,,,.,,4,, 0 3 Farmington ........ 1 O Cony ,,,,,..., ,,,A,A 0 1 M.C.I. .,.,.,, ,,,,,, 0 2 Kents Hill ,,........ 1 3 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Opp. WA Farmington ,.....,. 0 2 Cony .......,.....,,,,. 0 3 Farmington ..,...,. 1 O Cony ....,.,,....r,..,. 0 1 Kents Hill .,.,...... 0 3 Left to right: T. Williams, B. Wallace, G. Adams, L. Lord, J. Trask Miss Austin, C. Casler, J. Collins, C. Tutty, D. Parker, G. Benson, L. Franchetti it row, left to right: M. Alexander, S. Lothrop, J. Masterman, J. Lake, M. Neil, C. ier, D. Adams, B. Collins. Second row: S. Riggs, Manager, B. jackson, Assistant Manager, Setchell, S. Holmes, O. Melcher, L. Marble, J. Stansfield, B. Colley, D. Smith, Miss Austin. : row: J. Mancine, B. French, S. Smith, K. Jackson, J. Nelson, L. Lake, A. Yeaton, S. Rainey. -K,-4.1AxJAx vaxkxuan 1 L1..1JlJ Alxfxslxhl E This page sponsored by BEISAW'S GARAGE DeSoto 8: Plymouth G.M.C. Trucks Sales and Service North jay, Maine TCI. 5-2121 6 . . ., N1 , 5 31535351 I EEVQY -1 i' wx vv, K wb' fit, -555 'K 9 93 Q EDNA , . Skowhegan ,,,v,...,. 17 Farmington ....,v.,.. 41 : row, left to right: G. Columbus, B. French, J. Mancine, S. Smith, L. Lake,- B. McCarthy, A. :0n, S. Holmes, S. Rainey, J. Nelson, D. Adams, S. Lothrop, S. Riggs. Second row: L. Perkins, agerg G. Foster, C. Taylor, L. Bryant, F. Golledge, J. Lagerson, J. Stansfield, Miss Austin, L. :h, J. Lake, B. Crockett, B. jackson, M. Alexander, S. Mosher, Assistant Manager. Wlelll LCO .. nington ford ,... .... rington gfield ford .... ...,... .CO ----. .... First row, left to right.: L. Richard, J. Lake, B. Colley, G. Benson, M. Neil, C. Tutty, L. Franchetti Second row: D. Adams, D. Getchell, J. Stansfield, Miss Greenleaf, D. Parker, S. Cox, C. Bubier. .nfl --ull- Opprmezzl WA Kent s Hill ...,........ 52 25 Skowhegan .......... 1 5 40 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lt-ft tu right: MISS GREENLEAF I.. RICHARD Ai. iiiczciiivs ci. c3Asi.l2R 1. s'i'iNsoN J. 'rRAsK I.. man :.....-.- The flashy W.A. Cheerleaders were ably led by Lillian R. as Head Cheerleader and Miss Greenleaf as Coach. They sported smart Eisenhower jackets to top their circular skirts. They have done much to bolster school spirit through frequent rallies. Up came a yell as the j.V. Cheerleaders led by Marjorie N. went upon the floor to heer the j.V. team on to victory with their peppy cheers. They had donned new weskits 'ith long sleeved white blouses to set off their navy blue pleated skirts. l. - -nl .V. CI'ilEERI..EADERS Left to right: M. NEIL J. MAsTERMAN L. MARBLE S. HOLMES L. LAKE S. CLARK J. NELSON B. COLLINS D. ADAMS An Apple For Teacher, a comedy depicting school life, was coached by Miss Buck. Members of the cast were: Janice Master- man, Lynne Marble, Deborah Get- chell, Lita Hatch, David Lord, Betty Colley, Engle Magrath, Billy Lagerson, Connie Bubier, Nelson Neil, Sandra Cox, jane Stansfield, and Mason Bunker. rene Stinson as a mountain girl in Vengeance Height. The drama, Vengeance Height, put on by the junior Class, was coached by Mrs. Allen. The small cast was made up of: joline Trask, Bradley Adams, and Irene Stinson. Teacher Connie Bubier and dunce David Lord in a scene from An Apple For Teacher. Q Classroom activity in An Apple For Teacher. A tense moment in Vengeance Heighlf' Q s if Q qi ? S. 4 A ' fu.. 9 I QQ. K. Q 'Q in , 55 7 1 L 1 Y. lf 3 4 , J ff? 3 if ff A 3 'X if is L! x .f X A X S 5 X2 fx Nr , xv wg-K 15,51 is 4 fffii is is Wvimwswi x CANDIDS 4. Science class 5. Office scene 6. Chapel leaders 7. Office girls X x 'RSS 1 sq S 5 'X X X ff A. 43 v cf.. . rg ,h 3' 4 W' Nb., 1 f':Q .' f - x .QTL . xg i x .. 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