Windham High School - Windonian Yearbook (Windham, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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In the road behind us we leave four wonderful years of experiences that have molded our minds and bodies in preparation for the rough road of life that lies ahead. We have shared our joys and our sorrows, our trials and our tribulations. We have given little, but we have received much, We are in- debted to Windham lligh for giving us the most mem- orable years of our young lives, Across the bridge lies the golden promise of a richer and a more fulfilling life ever offered before, lt is ours torccelveifwc cross this great bridge of yontlr into lnarnrizy, I 959 U16 lldudanlan lfcflumc XII 'if 'nl Hugh c f ANN LOTHROP DAVID GILPA TRICK h d by th s Wzmiluzm ffzgh Schwl 0 0 , , Qu -x ' '3' W, Rig 372 'YV ,4 QS ,-fig' I 'I di - C, Ed' -' - h' B ' M g Publis e e enior Class of in am, aine vi? 7 6 R gif' Q L -J I 3 iw 2 ,Q y , gg! 3 , f fm if 1 ' 332.9 'A ,v V. HI4 . r , ,1- ff' eww f S' 3 . I . ' i ru ' 's S W' e 'T I y W' . MAN -f 3' Ziff 1. J x fr ,fl mv f r , Q. . . 5'-L, gl? 'N Q hav Lf s x . 8. B Kgi . . .si - ,,, as S g0l'6'WI7 d ,, ,A a ', , ' In the hope! of preserving forever our cherished memories Q , A , .W S' of rwindnafii High Soahool, we present this 1959 edition of the M wINDoN1AN.i' ' W - The Staff 6 AZ K Cable of Gmfcrzts Dedlcatxon Admxmstrauon and Faculty Semor Sectlon Unde rclass men Sectxon Orgamzauons and Act1v1t1es Athleucs Advertxsements I 'T ' A ,ft 1 4 I . .. , 1 Q ' - 1 ' f , -.4 xx, 1 ' 'X N I 5 I , . ---------,----.--- 4 D ' . . . ---.----- 7 f X ' ' --------------- 13 I ' ---....---. 31 I ' f . . . . . ------- - l A ' ------------------ 55 A ' --------------- '70 K V 4 V ?if A 1 3 0 Q ci? wx 9! if .z J' I 326 ,Q... . .,.. ' 8 to the Nurnber I 1 '1 wzgl mglz N O F U- .n - - 14.008 16.0600 l9.l20' 1 6 26.98, - 28.09L 30.9751 32.066 35 SC . Ti V Cr Mn 44.961 447.901 4 50.951 52.011 54.94, A Q31 Ce As i 1 69.72 1 2 60,V 74.91. 78.96. 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Message .. 4 ,, .,, P . fi ff! .fiiifif f' ' 1 rfl-' ' L,-1. 5 b K git AS' -fi Fr- u YYY I 4' if? 445 ,fs J. 5 1 11, ,Q 515: -'lztfz +v. 5 4 95 1 rv -pi of To the Class of 59- Now that you have completed another m11estone ln your career, ax tva., esisgf gn' ,v tl! .fl may I offer to you my sincerest congratulatrons and best wrshes for the future It has been my pleasure to have known you for the last three years, and I feel sure that xf you contrnue to drsplay the flue days ahead wrll be pleasant ones Rxchard M Dunn Pnncxpal ur l ,HP 'arf fi A1 Q 'la A fo' inf R vyifx if 9,415 sf? W' x fl ' jrff 'f' --.-7: . . .,f '-1 .-fx.. . il:-'af ,f-g3,,': .r 1:,r.u.-:,in4 -1' a 'L '-1-fs-1'ff-.. '1 , XF .' '14 Q .-L-ff-' .' 1' .V l., -:- Iliff- ' U Ni J: 'JN ..,..,,1:L..f fr - .'f,7-4. ,g'Ef'-Zgfkzw, ,6.,f!'3-1.151 . 1 -l5 g'e JEL' 'V' .. .-igfffe. 4 1. , if . 4' 33- -1 5-,W 'Agn fff- Q .at . L-Aalrf., :sig--if.: - 5 .3131 ' ' 12 ,. 'T ' .1 cv ' st ' I .4 - ., , - 1,54 ffgf' 1,52 .iffy ' . 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Riding in an 88 Rocket. Future Plans: Undecided Commercial CARLENE MOORE BATCHELDER Batch FHA l,2, 3g Glee Club 1,2, 35 School Paper lg Junior Prom 3g Freshman Reception 4. Favorites: Flirting with Billy Flynn. Future Plans: To have 12 kids Commercial DONNA MAE BEAL Bea1sie Basketball lg Glee Club 1, 2,35 Junior Prom 3g FHA 1 Freshman Reception 4. Favorites: Going to the Armory: Searching for a new prospect. Future Plans: School of Business General JOAN ELAINE BROWN Ioan E. FHA 2g Basketball Manager lg Glee Club 1,2,3g Junior Prom 3g Freshman Reception 4. Favorites: Writing to Dave at Cape Codg Riding around in my jungle bunnyg Raising Cain. Future Plans: Marry a millionaire General ARLENE ELIZABETH CATON Ween FHA 2, 4: Glee Club 1.2, 3,4g Mixed Chorus 4: Win- ner of Beautician Scholarship 4. Favorites: Riverside and Stevens Avenue Armory: Jack's. Future Plans: Bea utician Commercial CECELIA ANN CHANDLER Curcil Basketball 1 2, 3,45 Softball 1. 2 3, Windonian Staff 4, Science Club 3: Varsity Club 2, 3.4: Glee Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3.4. Favorites: Spook: Riding Banjo, P. J. parties at Donna's. Future Plans: Secretary College WILLIAM WATSON CLARK Bill Baseball 1 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3 4: Science Club 1 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3.4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3, 4, Ski Club 2: Freshman Reception 4. Favorites: Canton, Mass.: Baseball: Eating. Future Plans: College Building Trades LEON CALVIN COOPER IR. Buzzy Science Club 1, 2: Sportsman's Club 3, 4: Ski Club 3. Favorites: Hunting and Hiking. Future Plans: Carpentry Commercial PATRICIA MAY CRESSEY Cuddles FHA 1, 2,3,4g Glee Club 2, 3,4g Mixed Chorus 4. Favorites: Dancing during lunch hourg Westbrookg and Stevens Avenue Armory. Future Plans: Telephone Operator College ARTHUR CHARLES DYER Art Basketball l,2, 3,43 Baseball 1 2, 3,4g Science Club l 3,4g Varsity Club 1.2,3,4g Swimming 2,3,4g Class Play 1. 25 Student Council 4g Class Vice Presi- dent 2. Favorites: Dancesg Whooping it up with the boys - and girls. Future Plans: College Building Trades EDWARD LEROY EASTUP Science Club 1,35 Sportsman's Club 4. Favorites: Sports. Future Plans: Diesel Mechanic Commercial ESTELLA MAE ELLIOTT Stel Basketball 1, 2g Softball lg Windonian Staff 4: Varsity Club 2,3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4. Favorites: Big 20 g Dickg Westbrook Armory. Future Plans: Office Work Eddie General WILLIAM JAMES FLYNN Billy Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Freshman Re ception 4, Science Club l, 2, 3, 4. Favorites: Dances, Records, Water Skiing. Future Plans: Navy or Business School College WILLIAM ERIC FORBES Bill Class President 2, Basketball 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Wind- onian Staff 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 1, 2, Student Council 2, 3,4, Ski Club 3, 4. Favorites: Riding around, Loafing, Girls. Future Plans: Undecided Industrial ALAN CEDRIC FOSTER Sportsman's Club 4, Key Club 3, 4. Favorites: Working on Cars, Hunting, Fishing Future Plans: Service College DAVID GILPATRICK Dave Ski Club 2, 3.4, Basketball 2, 3, Windonian Staff 4, Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Key Club 2. 3, 4, Secretary 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice President 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Class Play 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4. Favorites: Thursday Nights. Future Plans: College Commercial SANDRA LEE GRAVES Sandy Basketball 1,2, 3, Softball 1, FHA lg Varsity Club 2 3,4g Swimming 1, Mixed Chorus 4, Windonian Staff 4, Prom Committee 3. Favorites: Water skiing on Highland Lake, Pagoda Restaurant. Future Plans: Secretary General WALTER RICHARD HADDOCK III Fish Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treas- urer 2g Science Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming 1, 4. Favorites: Sports, Girls, Spaghetti and meatballs. Future Plans: Navy Industrial FREDERIC ARTHUR HAYDEN Ski Club 23 Science Club 1, 2, 3, Favorites: 11 Webb Street, Westbrook. Future Plans: College Commercial FRANCES EVELYN HUFF Fran FHA 1,2,4. Favorites: Davids TV Westerns, Listening to the radio. Future Plans: Housewife and Secretary Rick rib A wg' , . , -3 1,1 ,, gl- f KJ General NEIL JACKSON Glee Club 3. Favorites: Canadian trips. Future Plans: Air Force Industrial CLYDE EARL JOHNSON Clyde Ski Club 2, 3: Band 1, 2,3, 4: Orchestra lg Sportsman's Club 4. Favorites: Target shooting: Sleeping late. Future Plans: M,V.T.I. General ELLEN MARIE KELLEY Ellen Windonian Staff 4: Glee Club 1, 2g Freshman Reception 4: Junior Prom 3. Favorites: Bombing around with Joan: Stevens Avenue Armory. Future Plans: Undecided College CHARLENE LINDA LITTLEFIELD Char1ene Basketball 1, 2: Glee Club lg Varsity Club 2. Favorites: '58 Moody Street: Rooming with Sam g '58 Chevy. Future Plans: Nursing College ANN LOTHROP Annie Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Windonian Staff 4, Science Club 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Swim ming 1, 2, 3,4, Manager, Class Plays 1,2, 3, Junior Prom 3. Favorites: English IV - period '7, P. I. Parties at 3:00 A,M., Dipsy Baths, 1958. Future Plans: Occupational Therapy College NANCY JEAN LOW ELL Nan Basketball 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, Swim- ming 1,2,3,4. Favorites: Wednesdays at YMCA, Collecting absent slips in room 4, Trucking it with Judy. Future Plans: Nurse Building Trades RICHARD DALE LOWELL Dick Science Club 2, 3, Sportsman's Club 3, 4. Favorites: Basketball, Fishing, Bowling. Future Plans: Navy College WILLIAM B. LYNCH Lynch Transferred from Buxton High 1957, Windonian Staff 4, Science Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Boys' State 3. Favorites: Sport?-: Eating. Future Plans: Forestry Major at University of Maine College MALCOLM LOWELL LYONS Laddie Science Club 2, 3, 4: Class Plays 1, 2. 3, Glee Club 2 Class Secretary 3, 4, Windonian Staff 4. Favorites: Drinking Duane's Cider: Stevens Avenue Armory: Going out with the girls. Future Plans: College General DIANE FRANCES MCDONALD Sam Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Swimming 4, Glee Club 4g Prom Committee 3. Future Plans: Coaching College RICHARD BAILEY MCKEEN Dickie Science Club 1, 2, 3. Favorites: Gwen: Bowling. Future Plans: Undecided Industrial Arts EVERETT RONALD MILLETT EY Baseball 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Sportsman's Club 4. Favorites: Going to Westbrook, Sports. Future Plans: Air Force Building Trades RICHARD NORMAN MITCHELL Dickie Science Club 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1, Sportsman's Club 3, 4, President 3, 4. Favorites: Sports. Future Plans: Coast Guard College JOSEPH EUGENE OLADOVICH Joe Transferred from Norwalk High School, Conn. 1957: Baseball 3, Swimming 4: Key Club 3: Basketball 3, 4. Favorites: Sports: Making planes: Riding arotmd. Future Plans: College or Air Force College SANDRA ANN PEAVEY Sandie Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Science 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treasuer 3: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 3, 4: Class Play 2, 3: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Class Secretary 2. Favorites: Saturday nights at the Armory: Kennebunk '58: P. I. Parties. Future Plans: Secretary College LARRY STINSON PENDLETON Larry Q 1 Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Basketball 2, 4: Band 1. 5 s ' ' 0' ..- . . ' Favorites: Sports: Hot Rodding. W- 1-s Photo not Future Plans: Service -A-VMLABLE College DUANE WILLIAM PLUMMER Freddie Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2, 3.4: Varsity Club 2, 3.4, President 3, Glee Club 3: Class Vice President 3, 4, Key Club 2. 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. Favorites: Making Cider, Auburn: Bowling. Future Plans: College College HAROLD PRATT Hal Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2, 3: Swimming 4: Sportsman's Club 3, 4. Favorites: Sports. Future Plans: To work for the Telephone Company AVAU-AB'-E General SHEILA RUTH PRIDE Sheila Band 1: Glee Club 1,2,4g FHA 4. Favorites: Riverside: Iack'sg Stevens Avenue Armory. Future Plans: Beautician Building Trades BERNARD LEROY RICH Lightning Science Club 1, 2: Sportsman's Club 3, 4. Favorites: Bowling: Girls: Riding around. Future Plans: Coast Guard Commercial JANET NORMA RIDLON Bubbles Basketball 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, FHA 1. Favorites: Horseback riding, Driving new cars. Future Plans: Office Work College DONALD HUGH ROBINSON Don Science Club 1, Student Council 3, 4, Winner of I. A. Andrews Award 3. Favorites: Dancing, Listening to the radio, Bowling. Future Plans: Wentworth Institute Commercial CHARLENE VIRGINIA SAWYER Charney FHA 3, 4, Science Club 1, Glee Club l,2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Favorites: Westbrook and Stevens Avenue Armories, Drive Ins. Future Plans: Office Work Commercial GLORIA JEAN ST. PIERRE Shorty Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Vice President 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Class Plays 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom 3, Winner of Husson's College Award 3, Windonian Board 4. Favorites: Boys, Bowling, Drive Ins. Future Plans: Office Work College ELIZABETH FAYE TIMMONS Liz Basketball 1, 2, 3.4, Captain, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Windonian Board 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 2, Girls' State 3, Junior Prom 3, Freshman Reception 4. Favorites: Kennebunk '58, P. I. Parties, New London Game. Future Plans: Nursing Building Trades ROGER ELIOT TIMMONS Tim Sportsman's Club 4, Science Club 2. Favorites, Building, Hunting with the boys. Future Plans: Carpenter College THOMAS WALTER VARNEY Tom Student Council 1, Class President 1, Ski Club 3, Basketball 1.2, 4, Band 1,2, Windonian Staff 4, Science Club 1, Swimming 1, 4, Class Play 2, Or- chestra 1. Favorites, Playing basketball, going to dances. Future Plans: Service Building Trades MERTON LEON VERRILL Mert Science Club 2, 3, Sportsman's Club 3, 4. Favorites: Sports. Future Plans: MVTI NO PHOTO AVAILABL ij VF , f ,. 1191 Ut. . -1' T' It College CYNTHIA ANN WEBB Cindy Basketball 1, 2, 35 Windonian Staff 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Mixed Chorus 45 Prom Committee 3 Favorites: Shopping with Sandra and Patg Friday night dances. Future Plans: Business College College DONNA GAIL WOODWORTH Drac Basketball 1, 45 Cheering 35 Ski Club 25 Windonian Staff 45 Science Club 1, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Class Play 1, 25 Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 4. Favorites: New Year's Eve at the Armory5 Basketball games with Greely5 Counseling with Ann. Future Plans: Westbrook Junior College -www..,-.,W,, ,,,, 1 Q it - . ,4- 9 J!! Kememb r When O OO e X as--1' P' WM. mmf' -U ,,-,, ,s v 'W' awww' WH' 0-M .LW m fw- n Xu A 'UY5 :Q 1 Nr A-Q, UM 1 go nv QT' , Q 25,431 1 yur 1- .9 ,mm-B, fa fiffw-QW Y ' Az , W U Q . Q ,- ff 'W 5 - , ,, -es' ' ' 1 ,V gay. T' 'M rr . 'rg' x 4 wav, Xu' JE' Mm f 1 yoxm i C LXX R221 i-Qhiinnew Hr fs ,Sm V, X Q , IL ',,, ,- X , , A , Q , .5 :Q N f Mg 1,-fn ff - ,f 1 , 1 H 1 A S Q E 8 3 5 ff 3 5 4, Q wb A 1 M if Q3 jiri ...Q 1 if Superlafzws Bill and Sandra CLASS FLIRTS Say now. Walt and Liz MOST ATHLETIC Come down from there. Bill and Jeanne MOST POPULAR Sign here, please. WL Of' YJ Q11 Z' Dave and Ann Walt and Joan MosT LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS C1-OWNS -sez who-v? Now, when l give the signal, we'll crawl like mad. 2224 llnderclassrusn ,VX Av M ., my NIA ' 1: , J. V - ' f' V, 3 4' E. ' U , 3 0 . ,,v, ,W ,, l V ,,'l, 'X f Y f Li 5, f: . W: , M 'V , - -.cf Q V - A I Z fi 7 Y? vi xg M 1 ,, 4 'f ' ,ff I ,,,,. ,Q 'VM QQ V' 'M 4.1.3 .J .WI ,A ,A .QAM ia K A, , .-2 , - ' ' M, . ?2'?'f'F.:'Z9 ,. qi 3.'.wf?y! ' ' V f. X' V ,, A 44,5 '3X,'4n1 z 3 rf, 1, , Q . kr 1 .,, 'uf Q' -, Q, H 3 V 7343, --..e' '4-.:5.nQf fn! 3' . f , if V . lf 1 's sly, - R . ,4 A 34 in : eff' it '. 44 '- ' n Diligent study and keCfljq!ler5il1 W .im . Q 1 . ff 0,3 before us will insure for us an 25:51 cars!! ffth-. - 4. .wg2w4'W.Y' urs -' ' 1' x precedents set by the classes 'bridge to success. 4 junivr 611155 President - - - - DOUGLAS DOBSON Vice President - - - - MARTHA WHITE Secretary - - - - - MELISSA FOSS Treasurer - - - -FRANCES MILLARD Svphvmvre 611155 President - - - - IEANNETTE LUCEY Vice President - - - ROBERT WEBSTER Secretary - - - - CYNTHIA WORTHERN Treasurer - - - - RAYMOND SWENDSEN Qreshmau 611155 President - - - - - RACHEL ST. PIERRE Vice President - - - - - -RONALD YORK Secretary - - - - CAROLE TAYLOR Treasurer - - - - DIANNE STEEVES freshman fnzfzafzzw Q ,,,? A. , , qwwfw and l3c'ce,Uf12114 31 L vw 1? M- 'S 4 'I s f W ,v Ag Ml' Qallwzf 5 W 4 W I ll 4 D I 9 Q f,gW',g e HHH 73611 wk If ,4- MI 3 km 'QA 3 W i 'iisina 3 Orgauizatims and Activitigs 4 . - ' xg' X , X, 1, X-. . .. ,A ,s A x 'Lk' . ,XM Our organizations and acnvrtles are solidly constructed bridges that rnstxll in us character and strength. XIX .I X '1 fax W 'A LTX'N2f'f4 3 X ... ,,fa Q xx N X f My ' 1Xg,-. X7 fi 'XFN vkkg' , 4 37 Student Hama!! The Student's Representative Council works jointly with the principal and faculty. This body is headed by David Gilpatrick, who is the president. The council's main purpose is to better the atmosphere of the students and teachers toward each other. Another purpose is to improve conditions around the school. Other officers of the council are: Douglas Dobson, vice president, and Martha White, secretary-treasurer. T99 mm, .... . .. , ' xx . l- ' ,Nafmmzl Hauer Soczety The members of the honor socrety are elected by the prmcrpal and faculty based upon the student s scholarshlp character leadershrp and servrce The object of the chapter IS to promote leadershtp create a desrre for hrgher learnmg and encourage the development of character Acnve members must be Junrors and semors When the act1ve members graduate they become graduate members Probattonary members are the sophomores If they ma1nta1n hrgh standards they may become actlve members therr Junror year Key Klub The Key Club of W. H. S. has had another successful year under the direction Of its faculty advisor, Mr. Gardner. The club has grown in size with an addition of nine new members bringing the membership up to fifteen members. During the year the Windham High Key Club has endeavored to fulfill all of the requirements which would make it a club in good standing. They have collected and distributed food to needy families of the community, and also have assisted with programs and other school activities. The annual Key Club scholarship for which the club received a National Merit Award was awarded again this year to a worthy senior. As for enjoyment, a large crowd turned out to see the faculty win, by a good margin, the annual Key Club - faculty basket- ball game. X Qx xx XUXXX 5 X X X X . ,, X X XX MX!! yt tx X fx , X vlxxxxxx ,f' X' QW 1 xXx' Aflflzwd Elwrus The mlxed chorus IS made up of both boys and grrls but there also rs a separate boys glee club and a g1r1s glee club Under the d1rect1on of Mrs Aldrrch the mlxed chorus parttcrpates 1n an annual Musrc Festrval a Chrrstmas program and occasronally Jom wrth a chorus from another school to slng for an assembly or some other program at erther school mg Q' gi-6Q 'Q 'Em-H5-si 'figg , 1 my '-ns lf' C., iff . . 1 LK ffgix ...J jf ,jf O fs O Q 'T I ,. D 4595 Hs AM EUFQICA WQMAKER5 v4... 1 ew! 41 x NEW YW Q9 , 057, 5: 19 ffl S f . if i E51 2 A V ,Q O -2 1 O 4 0 'Nix Z!-LA. F. H. A. was first organized in 1944. In 1945 they adopted the name of Future Homemakers of America as the official name of the organization. To be eligible for F. H. A. , one must have at least one year of home economics. Membership is entirely voluntary. The officers of the Windham High Chapter, Future Homemakers of America are Gloria St. Pierre, presidentg Donna Beveridge, vice president: Nancy Lowell, secretary: and Joan Ingalls, treasurer. Windham is the district F of the Cumberland-York area. Theresa St. Pierre was elected chairman of the F district at the annual meeting in Kennebunk. Next year the meeting will be held in Windham. 9 librarzlzus Our library has progressed greatly during the last couple of years. It started out with only a few hundred books, and now it has nearly two thousand. Last year the town donated six hundred dollars for new booksg almost all biography and science books, were added to the library. Many of the books have been donated to the library as gifts from parents, teachers, and the Portland Public Library. Mrs. Dunn, the head librarian, took a library course at Colby College last summer. She is now completing a course through the State Library in Augusta. Fourteen student assistants help manage the library. if i I l,, 'rg . 1 I ' Ng' , A 'W Q ... 1' -he 'MQ . 5' 1 , . , 5 -Q. -iq. . 3' K sz.. .Q 'A ' 71'? f II 'f , f Q kin' +34 ,A 21- a , ,M Qdihzfk ,' QM 4, K Wai! Y .CW L ,A I. :li c A ' M47 Om'-,4cf Plays I 9 8 ARE WE DRESSING? Cast of Characters Homer Andrews, father - - Lora Andrews, mother - - Fred Andrews, son ---- Polly Andrews. daughter - - Greg Millard - ----- - Joan Millard -------- Ivan Konrad, a business man Felicia, the maid ------ Makeup and Prompting - - - - - ' WALTER LAMB CHARLENE POMEROY - RICHARD ELLIOTT - - - ANN CUSHING GREGORY TIMMONS - - - DIANE STEEVES - - - ALAN STENGEL - - GRACE MCLELLAN BARBARA SAUNDERS CAROLE TAYLOF The Sophomore Class Presents: THE DEVIL AND MISS APPLEBY Cast of Characters Miss Appleby - - The Devil ---- Mable ----- Mr. Andrews - - Mrs. Wilson - - - Mrs. Knox - - - Henry Carlton - - - Jim -------- Student Director - - Lighting - - - - - - Make-up ---- Stage Hands - - - - - -CAROL HEBOLD STEVE MANCHESTER - DOROTHY DURANT - - -STANLEY LIBBY - - - PATSY HAYDEN THERESA ST. PIERRE - - - -ROBERT BRUME DAVE MANCHESTER - - - BRUCE PEAVEY ' ' ' JOHN WILLIAMS ' JEANNETTE LUC EY - - - EDWIN TAYLOR DAVID STOVER Mr. Morton - - Mrs. Morton - - Derek Morton - Clara Morton - Janet ----- Scene: The Mort Student Director Prompter ---- Make -up - - The Junior Class Presents: HIS FIRST SHAVE Cast of Characters on's Family Room MICHAEL TIMMONS LINDA CORSON - - - - REIS LIBBY - MARCIA BAILEY ' 'IEAN GILMAN LAURA MCLELLAN FRANCES MILLARD EMMA LEONARD JEAN GILMAN bwcf 9 A 1, 0 . 5 ' ji? . 'Q' sq-E, i . Q 1 I lf' IUAUII1 v 3? A Husiazhhus C L E A N L I N E S S Alley Allen N O U R I S H M E N T S .af l . ' Mrs. Mains Mrs. Andrews Mrs. Brown T R A N S P O R T A T I O N -1 -1-l Bef! Peanut Phil Charlie Eph Art Typical All SCI for HHOITIGI day. That curl won't stay up there. Huw al' r uya, 9 I ' I 1' I tiff Do you have your Uig all done ? -aw Q, I guess the lab is next. Go easy on the meat. ' va Ll Rock and ro11ir1g's here to Teachers must eat, too stay. . . 'T 'MQ Calm before the storm. 3 ' 'U f 45: Homeward bound. Whew, it's Friday again. Senior l6'a!1y Futures A, ww 3' N., 2'-wir Clos-14. x Donna. U Jan cf R h 'J L dpgipxi: Caflly wa It T731 ' WW 3 9 if A Uonna. 8 Frances Nqncy ffdnygb an ENGR Hflflf 'IHA ' Ln. Fwd Al: n V41-'ll' Everett Chu- ltzf. Sftlla. 548 Chuluu. 5. Art A0 CY' PQWJ P Arlenc ,ek S4nlr-4 P ff 9 -hairs 6. uf' swf i . . V' '4 'Z ' , divx V ,VV iii 1 ' . - ' ' V , 1 V VV Vu ,. V V' V ,ff VVQV K V . ' V 4 , V av 1 f ' V K W V A 'V 'QV A V. V V V V -,Q-f V4 V 3,3 V. VV ' V QV K 'L 'E ' ., . 'W,, A , ., gy j . 5 , Vx' , .VyV, V 'V ' , ' ' 5 ef Q l 1 I R Q , 1 A 49, ' 1-49 y VL H Q V MQ zi' ,V , ' ... J -fe z L.. - ' ' PW ' 'W 9 mfg 'Q ' 'N 'fi ':.i '.1' , 'A ' , 1 V .V V U 7 - 1 V -5+ VV V, 'S ,V . 1 !' A' ' ' '-' 4 ,yi , I -xl' az f V N , Vo. 5 , O . N 5 if f' 1' A- 3-', ' ' A. V V V , . f 43 h - 3 in V 5 V3 . sf L . I 55?1 X V c. F- n 1 ' 'N M + I V' k QC :M , x f .. N HV f x V V , A H ima M V , V, Eh 'W -. V V V - A' - VX , . : . A M V . K .VV---n-amass .7 5 4 V ' 94.3 if ., 4- V- 4-'Ar . -,,. . M 'Q' V V Y' , M57 ' 'A ' K E H - ' L .V V y '3 I N '4 ylsul- 1 ,- , g , M' bei, A 'T , :. f-W-f - - ' G5 , S' N-.,. Athletics .,,, an ' -. , Em.. .fx-e,' A .srl , 1 I' S nv ',.' . f V ' 1? ,,,:arv .IV 0 1 v .1 ,off U s , me H . 1 k ' ' n 1.4117 - if' ' ' - .- , i 4 ,I . W, I J . ,M ,U ., N Q -N ' , '5.f...-.. L 'ill' , W, -ff f 'K lx W ,,.,.f ,f f ' 3 -af-4 1 , ff A43 ...vf A I V-' an Competition creates a bridge of good will between schools. Mndlzzzm Sayles in Our Captains BILL ART DUANE WALT 1 OUR TEAM Our Coach CHARLES GUS FOLSOM Varszfy Hays Kaske ball ecard The boys varslty basketball team had a very good season thxs year under the coachlng of Mr Folsom They had a total of 9 VICIOIICS and 6 defeats ln the semt flnals of the Trlple C tournament at Westbrook Wlndham soundly defeated Greely by a score of 55 to 44 In the fmals the hard play mg Wnndham Eagles were defeated by the Freeport Falcons 85 to 54 Art Dyer B111 Clark Walt Haddock Duane Plummer took turns actlng as captaln th1s season Wmdha m Opponent Buxton N Y A Standlsh Porter Greely Gorham Pennell N Y A Pans Standlsh Porter Buxton Greely Pennell ' 7 60 '75 46 . . . '70 38 ' 48 60 Gorham 55 53 29 55 66 62 60 71 52 55 . . . '70 48 ' 39 57 ' 51 55 28 64 . 41 50 49 71 80 33 Boys junzvr Varsziy Kaskeiball The boys Jumor varslty basketball team had a good season under the coachmg of Mr Folan They had a total of seven wms and seven losses Wxth almost all underclassmen the J V team shows promlse for the future varsxty squad Wmdham Opponent Buxton N Y A Standlsh 42 Gorham 43 Porter 32 45 Greely 46 38 Gorham 57 31 Pennell 36 33 Buxton 26 31 Paris 44 43 Standish 36 40 N. Y. A. '70 69 Greely 55 54 Pennell 63 1 B , Ml. M351 X 5 Q atvf 0- Q ' - 3 Q- Sy-Jig V21 Jump, Duane l X wr an N , i I h 452 -J b in Wgif A ilbf , wi. 'CJ E7 Girls ' Varsity Basketball The girls' varsity basketball team had a very successful season under the coaching of Miss Ayer. They compiled 11 victories and only 1 loss. Buxton defeated the Windham girls with one basket in an overdme. The next time the two teams met, Windham out-scored them by 12 points. The high scorer and captain of the team was Bun Timmons. The co-captain was Curcil Chandler. Windha IH Opponent 49 Scarboro 28 50 Standish 23 55 Buxton 57 58 Gorham 36 66 Buxton 54 85 Pennell 53 63 Casco 46 85 Standish 44 83 Gorham 44 86 Pennell 49 '70 Scarboro 54 68 Casco 63 g K2 T1mm1e Judy Madehne Alberta Ruelme Carol Mudham ffzgh Khcerlmders Ftght for old Wmdham Wmdham must wm F1ght to the f1n1sh Iwever g1VC tn rah rah rah' You do your best, boysg We'1l do the rest, boys, Fight on to victory, rah, rah, rah! C9 1'- YE Gfurnamgrrf 5 5Wll'lfII1flllfIg Gram In the boys Triple C swim meet at the Portland Boys Club October 31 1958 Windham finished in sixth place with five points The semor relay composed of William Flynn Walter Haddock Joseph Marshall and Edward Cressey qualifled for the flnals and finished in fourth place The freshman relay composed of Richard Elliott R1chard Gilpatrick Arthur Clark and R1chard Brandon also qualified for the finals and finished in second place Richard Baxen dale and Edward Cressey competed in the diving event In the girls Triple-C swim meet at the Portland Boys Club October 24, 1958, Windham finished in sixth place with one point. The freshman relay was the only event to qualify for the finals. Those swimming were as follows: Carole Taylor, Charlene Pomeroy, Marilyn Jordan, and Maureen LaRhette. Pat Jean and Carole Taylor were the first girls from Windham to compete in the diving event in several years. e team had a very successful season under the drrecuon of last year s coach Don Green They had an excellent record of eleven v1ctor1es and only three losses Three of our boys made the Tnple C All Star Baseball Team freld Art Dyer Catcher and Walt Haddock Prtcher We are lookrng forward to an equally successful season thrs year of Charles Q Gus J Folsom W1ndham 10 '7 11 14 13 6 6 9 3 6 10 4 13 9 Greely Mechani Gorham Porter Pennell Buxton Standish Greely Porter Gorham Pennell Buxton Greely Standish c Falls B111 Clark Center under the coachrng Opponent 3 8 6 2 10 1 2 1 6 5 9 3 4 12 Hascball Games 04- Y-wa :SJ 4- ,QA 'N f-iz H. -QA n V1.1 Srffflrall 5611101 The softball team had an undefeated season last spring under the coaching of Mrs Black They won all six of their games and the scores were as follows Wlndham Opponent 27 Gorham Pennell Buxton Gorham Pennell Buxton 8 This fall the softball team was reorganized, Under the excellent direction of our new coach, Miss Ayer, the girls won both of their games with Scarboro. The scores were as follows: Windham 19 19 Scarboro Scarboro Opponent 18 6 ,. ug , M Y K . wr , 5 , f-F im. Nuff vw amine - A 4 s,,N --L+,-,, - I N I-.59 Alumnz Notes af I 958 Cedrxc Barley Attendmg G S T C Sharon Bushley Lrvxng rn Connectrcut Jean Cooper employed at UHIOD Mutual Fern Cummlngs employed at Mercy I-losprtal Nancy Cyr taktng post graduate course at Deerrng Joseph Delan servrng ln U S Army Mrldred fDoodyj Whrtten employed at Publrc Fmance Ion Forbes attemdrng Uruversrty of Marne rn Orono Shrrley fFrankj Lrttlefreld lrvmg rn Wrndham Marcra Grlffrn attendrng Golden School of Beauty Culture Carol Hamrlton llvlllg rn Wrndham Lorrarne Harnrlton Nurses trarnrng at Mercy Hosp1ta1 Marre Hanscom employed rn Gorham Maryann Hunt servrng rn the Armed Forces George Jrllson attendmg Unrversrty of Marne rn Orono Peter Larrrvee employed at Thayer s store Chloe Lrbby attendrng G S T C Judy Macdonald attendrng G S T C Raymond McLellan attendmg Bath Iron Works Apprentrce School Elarne Marns l1v1ng 1n Wrndham Horace Maxcy Jr attendlng Umversrty of Marne rn Portland Norrrs Noble takrng correspondence course rn Radro and TV Lucmda Packard attend1ngG S T C Neola qPagej Brown lrvrng rn Wrndham Suzanne fParryj Tandberg lrvrng rn Wrndham Nancy QPIICICJ Sawyer llvrng 1n North Gorham Dorothy Raynor nurses trammg 1n Lewrston Lauretta Rrley employed at Blue Cross Clrnton Smrth employed by father Ida Smrthson attendrng G S T C Robert Smrthson Natronal Guard, Fort Benmng Georgra Electromcs School Jere St Prerre attendmg Unrversrty of Marne rn Portland Sally Strout employed at Ray Grbsons Patty qwallacej Whrtney lrvmg rn North Gorham Alan Webster employed at Amerrcan Can Gary Worthley attendmg Umversuy of Marne rn Orono Ronald Lynch servrng rn the Armed Forces Robert Toms employed rn Portland Robert Darly employed at Central Ma1ne Power Company Wtllram Burnham employed at Nrssen s Bakrng Company 1 - I 1 .. . , . 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Ma1ne Wholesale Meats - Provlswns Frozen Foods Instltutlonal Grocer1e s Stearns Frankfurts Pork Sausage Table Ready Meats U S Inspected PREP HALL AT BENOITS The Only Shops 1n Mame Spec1a11z1ng m Apparel for Young Men 1n Hlgh and Prep Schools A H BENOIT 8: COMPANY Portland Westbrook Complunents of PRATT ABBOTT INC Cleaners and Launderers our Clothes W1ll Wear W1th P A Care Complunents of KING COLE POTATO CHIPS HOOD'S DRUG STORE WELCH'S PHARMACY H LEROY WELCH PHILIP G WELCH 864 Mam St Westbrook, Maine Tel. UL4 2752 Phone UL 4 5332 A1r Condltlonmg CYR S BEAUTY SHOPPE 908 Mam Street Westbrook, Mame 2-QQ? Y ' 5-7 frm I ' U Comphments of BROWN S MOBIL Route 302 Raymond Ma1ne 'I'1res, Battemes, Accessones Comphments of SUNSET SPA Route 302, Raymond, Ma1ne Servmg F1ne Foods and Flavorland Ice Cream Comphments of RAYMOND FOOD CENTER Route 302, Rayrnond, Ma1ne Grocer1es, Meats and Vegetables Comphments ot HARTLEY'S MARINA EVINRUDE DEALER Raymond, Ma1ne 'I I D . Experienced Mechanic Compliments of GUY GANNETT PUB LISHING COMPANY Portland Press Herald Portland Even1ng Express Portland Sunday Telegram GUY GANNETT BROADCASTING SERVICE WGAN Rad1o WGAN Telev1s1on 50 Channel 13 School and Artlst Supphes Monument Square E A LITTLE CARPET CO Estabhshed 1887 Rug Sales and Servlce 114 Preble Street Tel SP 3 8893 Portland, Ma1ne Compllments of YUDY S Westbrook, Ma1ne WOODFORD S HARDWARE COMPANY 695 Forest Avenue Open Monday and Fnday 'Tll 9 We Glve S8mH Green Stamp Portland, Ma1ne S 6 8 Cleaning, Repairing, Carpet Laymg Compliments of ELLIS PAPER BOARD PRODUCTS INC. Manufacturers of Packaging Materials Compliments of Compliments of VALLFS WINDHAM PHARMACY STEAK HOUSE Pre scmptlon Drugglsts Scarboro, Klttery, Portland D1al TW 2 6901 COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY C 1 t omp lmen S Compllments of CALSO SUPREME My h res venue r W, L I 12.09 Fo t A Portland, Malne L D1al SP 3 9278 ' of , I t s 7 J ll j 1 u ff I 5' x Compllments of S YELLOW TAXI COMPANY BODY COMPANY Portland, Ma1ne 80 St John St SP 2. 6564 Portland, Maine Cornphrnents of SUBURBAN UTILITY GAS STORE 915 Forest Ave Portland Ma1ne Modern Gas SCTVICC Anywhere WINDHAM RESEARCH DIVISION HUDSON PULP AND PAPER COMPANY Quahty Products Produced 1n Ma1ne Napk1ns, To11et T1ssue, and Towels South W1ndham Malne - 1 Sp 4-0387 TW 2-4042 Compllments of FREDERICK E KELLEY CONTRACTOR AND CARPENTER South Wmdham, Ma1ne Cornphments of LEDGELAND MARKET Route 302 Wmdham, Mame OAKHURST DAIRY 364 Forest Avenue Portland, Maine Headquarters for Teens MORSE SHOE STORE 558 Congress St. Portland, Malne Comphments of HAWKES COAL CO Gorham, Mame CENTRAL MAI NE POWER COMPANY Compliments of WENDELL WHITE COMPANY SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS Portland, Malne Compliments of :N A 7Q Q N E Q5 ..- is S4 51? W. Chase Yo NA 86 vf '-s ls? So NA -Q 'NA 5 Na We, the staff of the 1959 edition of the WINDONIAN, would like to express our appreciation for the help that we have been given bl' MR. FOLAN and MR. DINSMORE, our advisorsg by WENDELL WHITE our school photographer THE TAYLOR MADE YEARBOOK COMPANY our publisher Their patience and useful suggestions have helped us greatly in presenting this yearbook to you The Staff TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 1 9 - v n . wh. men: E-f 'gram rw wanna: . N, M , W, . fe fQff N yt' ,., f f ,Life 2 13 V li l y ' f ,ff QV. 5f5'ffx'J1:3f?51L:,,f' . , 'Y .L . V A -, . A.- , I nf .., .V ,ek 4-41 A fi ,GJ H , .+'9M.,w. ' -ilQi '35L If 5 Q1 A , 4 H , i Q . f Q if ,Q M - 3 5. N K 21,415 .L fi, 1