Winslow High School - Periscope Yearbook (Winslow, ME)

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PART S an , X .hfffx Remy T 0 mqkms. osm: Ooxomq ? Kohn C1XXmote, ct Rohan NX S Mme DQ cNaug,m John Davidsoll SCIENCE and MATH N X X Perlvy Hanscom is Norman Jabar mln , it If Qc f b ' . C , , ! 'ali 1 bl a . xi: i uw- 'tl' J ', G I 1 1 ,lf ,. s, -' xp X Ill V X1 A . I Jn., W I f E2 -1 , F' ,V - EL A - ... Njxvji i .5 fb' E-gf PHYSICAL EDU eridcoiae Z?oarc! 'T XV .sz if v LB YA, Typists: Leonettc Landry, John Roy, Mabel Hobbs, Joyce Daugier, Arlene Mathieu, Eleanor Lee, Pearl Baron, Pauline Baron, Dolores Masse. Co-editors: lean LaCombe, Rita Fortin, Joyce Tracy. Business Managers: Reginald Michaud, Richard Lessard, Faculty Advisor: Miss Grindall, Photography Editors: Alan Walton, Bertelle Martin, E d wa r d G ir a r d . Art Editors: Gertrude Overlock, Stella Roberts. Faculty Advisor: Mrs. McKechnie. 'L' f 5 , ' I A Q' if -llnffrd' N-Q Pa ,, ASSISTANT EDITORS Seated: Fred Sawtelle, Rose Lelenkewich, Clarence Paquet. Standing: Carl Bourassa, Eleanor Nivison, Geneva Mc- Caslin, Robert Nadeau, Jolene Poulin, Lee Miller, Jean Ann Davidson, Norma Cowan, Vernal Hood, Sylvia Hodsdon, Gertrude Overlock, Yvette Roy, Jean Shorey, Reginald Audet. ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS Seated: Gordon Roderick, Joyce Daugier, Tony Paradis, Francis Cassidy, Lorraine Dostie, Rene Michaud, Jacqueline Poulin. Standing: Francis Dumont, Mabel Hobbs, Stanley Mathieu, Leon Marcoux, Gerald Huard, Gloria Bernard, Theresa Thibodeau. gfadd .Mafory CAM Our Freshman year, only four years ago, marked the beginning of our 0 high school career. The officers elected were Raymond Thomas, Francis Cassidy, Jean Shorey and Virginia Shirley. Besides these officers there Cl-A55 COLORS! was our class advisor, Miss Grindall, who has remained our advisor ever Navy Blue and While since. Our proiects that were begun and completed were a Freshman Cl-A55 MOTTOI We Go Unafraid social and a booth at the Razzle Dazzle. Our Sophomore year started off with the choosing of our class of- ficers, Francis Pomerleau, Francis Cassidy, Norma Cowan, and Lor- raine Dostie. Another social was held. This was a hobo one! Filling Christmas boxes for the needy took much of our holiday time, but it proved worthwhile and we enioyed doing it. This year we obtained the name of the noisiest class in the school. Did we really live up to it? What a scramble in our Junior Year! Officers, class rings and money-making projects. The officers included Francis Cassidy, Norma Cowan and Joyce Tracy. The selection of the oval-shaped class-ring QFFI ER caused a great deal of discussion from others, but we're all ha C S PPY PRESIDENT now. Socials, Student Government meetings, Christmas boxes, athletic Roben Ngdequ events and plays took up our spare time. The winner of the American VlCE-PRESlDE,NT History medal was Alfred Poulin. Stanley Mathieu SECRETARY At last, the long-waited-for Senior year came. We came in with Gewvlsglzscaagklock a band and we're still banging! Robert Nadeau, Stanley Mathieu, Joyce Tracy Gertrude Overlock, and Joyce Tracy were the class officers. Plan- ning for the yearbook, athletic events, socials, plays, Student Government activities, the governor of which is Reginald Audet, have given us pleasure as well as long hours of hard work. Now as the trees are in bloom and June is here, our high school days end. km I J J, u A Y r 1,4 J Xb I 4, fm Y I A r s, J A I xx . Q enaor CIMA J' Q t D w J 7' REGINALD AUDET Chee -ta Assembly I-21 Gym Demonstration I-2: Football I-25 Basketball I-2: Baseball I-2 -3-4g Winslow W Ig Merit Award 35 Periscope Board 4: Bachelor's Club 4: Raidervi1le News Club 4g Student Government 4, Reg is the ace speaker of the Senior Class, 'Fellow Democrat, is his favorlteline, although he has a better line with the ladies. Reg is a guy that is good for a laugh any- time and we know his personality, abilities, and good looks will surely bring him success. PAULINE BARON Po11y Gym Demonstration I-2: F,H,A, Club 2-35 Peris- cope Board 4. Pauline is the quiet girl of the Senior Class, She doesn't talk very much, but when she does, Wowl She likes to play Screeno, but we knowthere is more to it than that. What's cooking, Pauline? PEARL BARON Pearl Razzle Dazzle lg Gym Demonstration 2g F, H, A, Club 2-3g Twirler 3-4g Periscope Board 45 After School Sports I. Pearl likes variety in life and has certainly had her share of it, She never gives up until she wins. This, along with many other fine qualities, has won her many friends at W. H. S. GLORIA BERNARD Glo After-School Sports 2-35 Gym Demonstration I-2g Glee Club I-2-3: F,H,A, Club I-2-3-4: Periscope Board 43 Raldervllle News 2-3-4. Cute and energetic, that's Gloria-l Her energy won't be wasted either, as Glo plans to bca nurse someday. We bet Ray will be her favorite patlentl enior 66145 y MC Moy S ,f JK fl fl 7 UW W YW yr CARL BOURASSA , Che -Carl Football 2-3-4, Gym Demonstration Ig Varsity W gBachelor's Club 4, Periscope Board 4, Carl's favorite pastime is hunting, but we on't know if hehunts for deer or dear. He is very good in both his studies and sports We knowhis attempts in any field will bring mms ucce ss. . , Q 1, W My ti' Ralph Football 2-3 -4, Bachelor's Club 4, Periscope Board 4, Ralph is a terrific football player. He believes in being seen and not heard, and everybody knows si- lence is golden, FRANCIS CASSIDY Cass Class Flag-Bearer 3g Football 2-3-4g Co-Captain Football 4, Varsity W 2-3-43 Class Vice-President I-23 President 3, Periscope Board 4, Francis, put that magazine awayl Yes, these are familiar words to Cass from Miss Grindall. Oh, you shouldn't blush so easilyg you give yourself awayl We hear you have your future well planned, but guess Uncle Sam will interfere. Well, grin andbearitas you have school in the past four years. Q NORMAN COWAN Norm Gym Demonstration I-25 Class Secretary 25 Class Vice-President 3, Class Marshall 35 Cheerleader 4, Periscope Board 4, Honor Roll I-2 -3 -4, Besides being a brain in the Senior Class, Norma has cheering ability. Norma likes going to the movies, but now that Bem is in the Air Force she will have to go alone, althoughwithherwlnnlng ways we're sure she'll have plenty of company. n L W 4 enmr Cfadd JOYCE DAUGIER Snooks Gym Demonstration I 2 After School Sports I-35 Band I-2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-45 Swing Band 2 3 4 K V Band 2 3 4 Periscope Board 4. Good things come in little packages. Dickie seems to agree with us. With her musical and scholastic abilities we all know she'll succeed in whatever she may attempt, W .. I JEAN ANN DAVIDSON Jean Ann I, V, Basketball I -25 VarsityBasketball 35 AfterSchool Sports I-2 -3 -45 Varsity W 25 Class Numerals I5 Gym Demonstration I -25 O 8: B Club3-45 Sec, Treas. of O 8: B 45 Band I-2 -3-45 Vice President of Band 45 Executive Board of Band 35 Orchestra I-2 -3 -45 Swing Band I-2-3-45 Majorette 45 Student Government I5 Razzle Dazzle I -25 Play Day 3-45 Honor Roll I-2-3-45 Good Citizenship Award 35 Periscope Board 4, Basketball? Band? Majorette? Honor Roll? Yes, she is quite a girl! She combines her athletic, scho- lastic, and musical abilities and still has time for outside activities. DOSTIE Laurie V Basketball I-25 Captain 25 Varsity Basketball 3-45 45 Gym Demonstration I5 Class Treasurer I5 Play 45 O 8s B Club 3-45 Raiderville News Club 25 2 Speaking Contest 25 3-Act Play 3-45 Student Gov- 2 Periscope Board 4. never talks in class, but always gets blamed for it, She is an basketball player, but likes to spend most of her time with most desired graduation gift, Lorraine! FRANCIS DUMONT Frank PhotographyClub 25 Gym Demonstration lg Periscope Board 45 Bachelor's Club 4, Just riding around seems to content him more than anything else, but we know Fairfield Center and the store take agood hunk out of twenty-four hours. He's a very good dancer and easy to getalong with, and we know he'll have a successful future. l , it-1114 JH I ffl !lr1,X'! fs ll, . , k, 4. ,,,'t Y fy! ,' fl. c Ljh , 'll' f- 7 1 'I - ce gt +2 A ,M eluor ada , we l U A-A r U 71 KLM ff VA' ' g of ' . lf JV1' 31,2 Jr 7 J , ' . 7 'fl f f K 'I RITA FORTIN Rit Gym Demonstration I-2: First Aid Club 3g Hope Chest Club 35 Razzle Dazzle I-2: Honor Roll I-2 -3-45 Co-Editor in Chief of Periscope Board 4. Winslow High School's shorthand championl Have you passed your zoo yet, Rita?She is known for her politness and quiet ways, She has an admirer in the Air Force, who will take care of her future years. EDWARD GIRARD ..Ed.. Gym Demonstration 2-3, Although he is quiet, he can talk a blue streak when it comes to hunting and fishing, Another wo- man-hater, he prefers pinball machines instead. His nickname, Pinball Boy proves that. FRANCIS HACHEY Mon Oncle Football 3g Baseball 35 Rifle Club 2-35 Tumbling Club I-2 -3g Razzle Dazzle 25 Basket- ball I-2-3-4. Mon Oncle is the red -head of the class who is always ready to go somewhere. Just anywhere will do, On the other hand, how about a fishing trip? That should sound exciting, shouldn't it? MABEL HOBBS Mabel Gym Demonstration tg After School Sports 33 Glee Club 2: F,H,A, 2-3, Assembly Club Ip Hope Chest Club 35 Honor Roll 2-3 -4g Periscope Board 4. Mabel always has the expression that she is em- barrassed. She just can't help blushing! She works hard at everything and succeeds in whatever she attempts. 1 5 'Alun V Jtalm ' A lj 1 if ,. ,, 1, 1 x Y PL 1 l jf ' fl I ry, R 'dj' lp, X V r Y 1 , . fl . L N-'ff Q' rdwxf VL n l Ywil af X 4 ji Mr' lm 4 Lys' ilylvi Vkll' 1 1 fix I s LK X Xl 1 alfa. tv' l 1 ZLL .M xx I- ' V ffl X x t l ,H ,. l f l 4 --J r ffl, 1 . Y mf I' '- , , t, ,gy VX Of' X l enior add 1 l SYLVIA HODSDON Sylvia Gym Demonstration 2g F, H, A, 4, Periscope Board 4. Wake-up, Vernal, Sylvia always seems to be contented, especially when she is with Vemal, She has only one thing in mind, or rather two--Vemaland ahappy marriage, VERNAL HOOD, JR. Vem Gym Demonstration 2g Tumbling Club 2, Three-Act Play 3-4, One-Act Play 3, Periscope Board 45 Student Government 4. Hey, Miss Grindall, That isn't fairl This seems to be Vernal's famous saying, Ofcourse he has others, many that are said only to afavorite classmate. With his flashy sweater and gleaming eyes, he has won many friends at W, H, S, Seems he has even won Uncle Sam's heart, Oh, happy day, Vernal, GERALD HUARD Gerry Track I-23 Baseball Ig Gym Demonstration l-2g Merit Award 3, Varsity W ig Football I-2-3-4g Basketball I-2-3-4: Co-Captain Basketball 4: Bachelor's Club 4, Periscope Board 4, A Senior at lastl We knew you'd do it, Gerry. And as for abilities, those are many and varied---basketball, football, girls, and teasing, When his draft papers come, the Russians will stop fighting. JEAN LaCOMBE 'I'oupie Gym Demonstration 2, Raidervil1e News Club 2g First-Aid Club lg Hope Chest Club lg One-Act Play 3, Merit Award 2, Co-Editor of Periscope Board 4, lean's always ready to lend a helping hand. She is swell to talk to, good to laugh with, and nice to remember. It seems that a certain Hartford fellow thinks so, ltoo. enior Cjfau LEONETTE LAN DRY Dette Gym Demonstrations 3, Glee Club 3g F, H, A, Club 2-3, Periscope Board 4, Lee must have late dates with---, as she is quite frequently dozing in P,D, class. We hear her future home is going to be in Fairfield. Good Luck, Leel ELEANOR LEE El1y Waterville High School 1 -2 -35 Periscope Board 4: Student Government 4, Eleanor is new this year at W, H, S, However, she has won many friends with her pleasant smile and personality. We don 't know what her goal is, as she doesn't say much, but it must be a shiny one, which she'l1 reach before long, RICHARD LESSARD Dick Photography Club 3: Gym Demonstration Ig Merit Award 3: Periscope Board Business Man- ager 4. Dick ls the one -girl man of the class. His eyes are only for Joyce and he never seems to find her dull. Between his Ford, Joyce, and trying to get someone 's accounting, he 's a busy fellow. LEON MARCOUX Mark Football 1-2 -3-4g Varsity W 4: I. V. Basketball 2-331. V. Baseball Ig Baseball 2-3g Assembly Club I-2: Gym Demonstration I-23 Tumbling Club 2g Razzle Dazzle I-25 Three-Act Play 3-4: Periscope Board 4. Leon is known as sleepy head! Does that refer to P. D. class or all the classes? 'l'here's only one thing he seem Tlosiexoccasioxlly and th,gPs his righthand man, Just reme ber, yogfve got to dowi - ,Eur hi s ay.f My x .XV X! Rv L frm' y 5 UUJ JN? YN I Q -ali? W A gtk .L ,lf ,3 ly ,X XX f V ,Vw sl 1 it ae ,Q xi' if ' cr.. E 1 a ? ri TM 255 A TL ,E cf, gf' Y' ' C 1 ' 'TL Cf f rf F f U J cj, . N r SQL ,-agl - gif. KJ r, L rf 4 , vt.: 3 C r 4 lfawvr , ' r x f 4 4 - My ' Q: C: gr? 72 ' eI'll0l' G55 BERTELLE MARTIN Bert Rifle Club I Gym Demonstration I 2 Bachelor's Club 4: Periscope Board 4. Bertelle is one of the witty boys of the Senior class. If there is anything to do, Bert is always there to give a helping hand He plans to enter business after he graduates, We know he will make a very good business executive. , DOLORES E. MASSE Lulu Gym Demonstration I-23 Raidervi1le News Club 2-35 F, H, A, I-2 -3-43 Periscope Board 4. Lulu is the small, brown-eyed girl of the Senior Class, who has a July wedding in mind. They say a way to a man's heart is through his stomach, Lulu. We hope those Home Ec. Classes gave you sufficient training. Good Luck, Blondie! ARLENE MATHIEW Atl After School Sports 2 3 Gym Demonstration I-23 Glee Club 3g Periscope Board 4. Arlene is the girl who is always happy--except during the week -end when P? 2 is away, She also has a liking for blue convertibles, or rather what goes with them, STANLEY MATHIEW Matt Football 3g Basketball I-2 -3: Student Government 33 Rifle Club tg Honor roll 2g Three -Act Play tg Gym Demonstration 2: Vice-President of Class 4g Periscope Board 4. And how is Truman these days? Do you really think Stevenson should have won 2 Whatever the case, maybe someday you'l1 be a great statesman, poll- ttclan, hunter and fisherman. If you do well ln only one of these fields, we'l1 consider you a success. Q-, el'll0l 6155 GENEVA MCCASLIN Geneva Gym Demonstration I-2: Band I-2 -3 -43 Orchestra 2 3 H r egtra 4g Periscope Board 4, Geneva 'salways studying heraccounting, She is e m the w rd go ow ever, she always has a welcome smile,w fo e erlyb Z . ll 6 jf Q!! X l- . UM 'll' REGINALD MICHAUD ' .Re - .. O50 ggie f Assembly Club lg Raiderville News ClubA Award gg Razzle Dazzle l-2: Three-Act Play Bache1or's Club 4g Assemblies I-2-3-45 Periscope Board 4. Reggie's the Chief Cook of the Bachelor's Club and we know how those molasses cookies taste. Al- though he seems to be a gentleman, we often find him teasing the girls, Being a good student proves to us he'll win out in the future. RENE MICHAUD Raoul Football I-2 -4: J. V. Basketball 2-3: J. V. Letter 2 Varsity W 4 Gym Demonstration 2-3g Assistant Business Manager of Periscope 4: Three Act Play4 Bachelor s Club 4 He's a lively little fellow who's always worried whether he's late or not L00k1ng around for someone to talk to seems to be his favorite pastime Besides he loves acting out romantic parts in plays. LEE MILLER Slim J, V. Baseball gg Gym Demonstration 4: I. V. Letter 35 Bachelor's Club 4: Periscope Board 4. This is the fellow whose ambition is to be a game warden. Right now he's earning-pin money as an Esso boy, Don't worry, Lee, you'll see all the bears and deer from that watch tower, lncid tally, maybe you' lbag another 250 pound buelqt ' 7 f , f . lx AX fly V. N L X 6 K A - It , - 5 .r l Q 4. A .. -t ,ffl -4 K l 1, ' 1.1 . 1 enior ark! ROBERT NADEAU Bib Varsity Football 2'3'4: Varsity Football W 3: I. V. Football 2-33 Track 2-331, V, Baseball 33 Razzle Dazzle I-23 Three -Act Play 3-43Class Representative 33 Rifle Club 13 Gym Demonstration I'2: Honor Roll I-2-3 -43 Varsity Basketball 43 Bachelor's Club 43 Class President 43 Periscope Board 4, Lucky in everything, that's his way, Just how does he do it? They say he's the best little 140 pound tackle around here. And as for the girls -- Bah, they're no good! ' His favorite speech in class meeting is, Mister President, l've something to say, tool Per- haps you ll be a great statesman some day, Bob, ELEANOR NIVISON Teet After School Sports I-2-3-43 Varsity Basketball 3-43 Varsity Basketball Manager 23 Numerals 13 Varsity w 23 Maine Letter 43 Assembly Club 130 83 B Club 3-43 Vice-President ofO 81 B Club 43 Cheerleader43 Speak- ing Contest I3 Razzle Dazzle I3 Play Day I-2-3-43 Gym Demonstration I-23 Honor Roll I-2 -3 -43 Peris- cope Board 4. Good student-athlete-CheerleaderI That's our gal, Eleanor, excelling in all, She's one of the all-round girls of the Senior Class. Oh, she may get into a heated discussion once in a while but nothing serious everdevelops, Fisher College, here I come ' 'ght, Eleanor? We wish you luck an u ess in oming . a medical secretary. 0 Ajljsjivw My X V 3, t 'H lr 4 V 1 I J GERTRUDE OVERLOCK lk, 9,31 me Trudy I A After School Sports 23 Class Secretary 43 Band Secretary 433 -3- 3 , and '- -23 Orchestra 3-43 Treasurer of Future Living Class 43 Gym De on trati 3 Dra 3 c Club! I-23 Assemblies 1-2-33 Razzle Dazzle 1-23 Periscope Boardlqibyor Roll 4f.N wn on ing Speaker 4. ' ' X 1 r . 1 Trudy is the comedian of the class. She is well liked y a smenm y foxy , jokes, but that winning smile and wonderful personality. am it' s ht-vias ly 41 X on the road to success. dj!! ' l ii, I A 3' ? - fl QI' ' 3 fu' . CLARENCE PAlQUET Ai ..KY.. Football I-2 -3 -43 Basketball I-2 -3 -43 Co-Captain Basketball 43 Baseball I-2 -3-43 Track 1'2Q Track Captain 23 Gym Demonstration I-23 Winslow W I3 Student Government 43 Bachelor's Club 43 Persi- cope Board 4. The all-round athlete of our class -- he's tops in football, basketball and track. Although he's quiet, he still has a motto, Don't hike, call Kike . We all know that those English speeches have revealed one of his many undiscovered talents. A 'RX strut Ai R035 3 x Baf--N-: '.3'. n, . lllertionxstrgltion!2l.IPenfsc3oP,e Bojtd ' if li X Jj lfy W? I, enior KKGZMJ GM I vw t .x', 'l . U, 37 A C L ,lt a ANTONIO PARADIS Tony Football I-2-3-43 Football Co-Captain 43 Basketball I-2-3-43 Track 23 Gym Demon- stration I3 Tumbling Club I3 Periscope Board 43 Bachelor's Club 4, Although he's a terrific lady killer, he's good as an athlete too. Basketball and foot- ball seem to take up part of his time and we all knows he is to study. IACQUELINE POULIN Jackie Gym Demonstration I -23 Hope ChestClub 23 Assembly Club I3 Glee Club 2-3 -43 Vice-President of Glee Club 43 Razzle Dazzle 3g Periscope Board 43 Assembly Program I-2 -3 -4. I laughed so hard I thought l'd diel Yes, that's the girl with the giggle, Jackie says she isn't-ready to settle down yet, This sounds okay, Jackie, but we know Uncle Sam will soon send him home. P Www JOLENE POULIN ..Jo.. After School Sports I-2 -3-43 Gym Demonstration I-231. V. Basketball I-25 Basketball 33 Numerals I3 Winslow W 33 Arts 8g Crafts Club I3 F,l-l, A, I-23 O. 8tB. Club 3-43 Glee Club 2-3 -43 Glee Club Librarian 23 President of Glee Club 43 K, V. Chorus 2-3-43 Razzle Dazzle 23 Assembly Programs 2'3'4Q Periscope Board 43 All Maine Chorus 4. Jolene is the most unpredictable girl in the class, She can't seem to make up her mind one way or the other, However, her thoughts aboutCarroll will never change, Good Luck, Jol ' , ' tv VX ,X ti 3 wht 2 3 4 Orchestra 3K1-fix? Band my U . Stellplis orfe ofvthefiaretties girls ufxt e class Ung with being olie of thernost hire lxgyic, She Z Stu- clenxljand an exisellerjt elgrigti I kn lv what your futugeplags are, Stellagrgb tick stwishesiiiblhrglvk ajid hagpiness areyyotrrs. owllxalwaysfbe tops ourtt, book. A Xt' if xx ' A ' 1 , fr , .' I 'Lt fix,-I I . V. ,,, , L ' ' . ! NW l ri , 7t'l ml RQXU' 5' fklu :J V5'5.Fv l 'ugl- r,iLbkT, Q V'Q' ,lhl tl U 5 tw ' Q5-juli? w'L U WJ' f A ki ttlwllt 3. M ' 4 1 vo A . ' . gl Aulv! JK .z' 1 ' - yr'4 l rlt I o QW 1 ,efuor Cfadd ' .-Ll f' U , Y lk .. N U5 rj I wx of L sd ' J GORDON RODERICK Gordon Bachelor's Club 45 Tumbling Club I-2-35 Gym Demonstration I-25 I, V, Baseball Ig Periscope Board 4. He's the dairy farmer of our class. The spare time thathis steady girl, Shirley, doesn't take up, he spends hunting and fishing. Anyw y, the army will take care of all his tirne soon, won't it, Gordon? 1 6' 4 JOHN ROY Huff Gym Dem stration I5 Bachelor's Club 45 Periscope Board 4. Oh Goshl These types are no goodl John seems to think it's the types that don't work, but we aren't sure because even after they are cleaned and fixed, he is still banging his fists at them, Well, outside of all this noise, John is really quite quiet. YVETTE ROY Vette Gym Demonstration l-25 Assembly Club lg Glee Club 25 K. V. Chorus 25 Twirler 3-45 Razzle Dazzle L-25 Periscope Board 4, Vette is the blond, blue-eyed majorette of the Senior Class who loves to argue. Whether ir's arguing, teasing, or marchingin front of the Band, Vette seems to be always - - . x busy and willing to work. X M VM A C V qt L- 4 5 f 5 5 ,,, 41, , ell lf X! U lllvk' ,VV NIO' FREDERICK H. SAWTELLE Freddie Football 3-45 Baseball I-2 -3 -45 Gym Demonstration 25 Basketball I-2 -3 -45 Varsity W Ig Student Gov- ernment 35 Razzle Dazzle I-25 Assembly 35 Band I- 2-35 Hi-Y Club I-2: Track 3-45 Bachelor's Club 45 Three -Act Play 45 Raiderville News Club 45 Peris- cope Board 4. He thinks, eats, and dreams baseball. Remember, Fred, save that arml And as for the chickens, he likes caring for them, tool Between chickens and baseball, you'll make the big leagues someday, Fred, t. fl U l I enior Cfadd MARY JEAN SHOREY Jeannie After School Sports 2-3-4, Gym Demonstration l-25NuIT1el'a1S 2, O Ka B Club 3-43 Student Government Ig Class Secretary lg Band I-2-3-4: Citizenship Award 3, Honor Roll I-2g Periscope Board 4. I'll do better next terml Yes, Jean, we know how it is, If only that Augusta boy would stay home a few weekends you 'd have more time for studying, Jean is undecided about her future, but with her cute smile and personality she is bound to succeed. THERESA THIBEDEAU Tee t Gym Demonstration 2, First Aid Club lg Assembly Club Ig Hope Chest Club 2, Raiderville News Club 2-35 Glee Club 4: Periscope Board 4. It certainly looks as if Tibby will have her hands full at graduation. She'll be holding adiploma in one J hand and a marriage license in the other, We wish you all the luck in the world, Tee. ,f .J , Q 1 4 i . ' lg ik J J lv' 4 1 I JOYCE sirdxcisv ' , J l b'LT ashy 1 lAfte ch ' Spbrts -2 3-4, J. V '8aske ball 2- Varsity Basketball 3 4: Numerals I Statgxrff BETH? Letgx 4, Play alll -3-4gl,, yml Demonstration I-23 Band I-2 -3 -4: Band Qpes dert gOrche4tra 3-4: K, Band I-2-3- , Composite Band 25 Arts 82 Crafts Club lg A D 8a B lub 3 Razz! Dazgle I-21 As ' ly Programs Ig Honor Roll I-2 -3-45 Good Ciyizenshgg llfedal 3, CWS il' urer jp- o-Editor of Periscope 4, ' Oh,, m getting al Dgifiixtar L 'This seems to be Ioyce's favorite saying, al- fthough she seems to tgp the class wiylfi he marks. But as far as being on time -- No Playl I ,, . LI X wg A , - Z-- ALAN WALTON HAI.. Basketball Manager 3, Winslow W 3, Gym Dem- onstration 2g Assembly Club Ig Citizenship Award 3, Bachelor's Club 4, Baseball 4: Periscope Board 4. The Senior Class cou1dn't do without this con- firmed woman-hater, After all, he's the chief ex- ecutive in the projection room and we're always thankful when he has a movie for us and gets us out of a class. If anything is going on, Alan is always there with Can I go, too7 He has the get up and go that we know will get him ahead. r ,Q-ifbpx dflxg ,'w0pl7...b' KU Q -ly, ,lffgsfif J I , -I J ' c n aff MMM . WWQTQ . A Q . s 5 T f x 5 1 s l '1 A -,A V I Y V' A . 3, ,.f 5. 'n 1' Eff- '5- 3-1 JI' I 0' ---69 COMME NCEME NT PROGRAM Friday, May 29 Senior Assembly Sunday, May 31 Baccalaureate Thursday, June 4 Graduation Exercises K J l 4 I I X Y if-,Y Q, X Y .5-3ll? 'J9'. 1 I 'A '...l:x,..,-N.. enior Cfadri ROSE K, ZELENKEWICH Rosie J. V. Basketball 25 VarsityBasketball 3-45 Gym Dem- onstration I-23 Honorary Soccer Team 35 Numerals 25 Winslow W 25 Maine Letter 35 Student Govem- ment 2-35 Assembly Club I5 O 8: B Club 3-4, Presi- dent O 8.5 B Club 45 Cheerleader 45 Scholarship Medal 35 Honor Roll I-2 -3 -45 Periscope Board 4. Sports? Cheerleader? Honor Roll? Yes, Rosie has numerous abilities. She has a neat appearance and a friendly smile, She says she is undecided about the future, but with her abilities she'll come out on top, 1 f ,TCR 256 Pits? L1 H Ute'-5, 'Q' 'H 'ss .,- , -A f35.., fl, - ful ' 1' . ' 5-Y . wtf l 1' ,A L v, ' 74. ' .Tw . it -is fu J. .1 ' Sv GRADUATION SPEAKERS Robert Nadeau Gertrude Overlock Rose Zelenkewich Norman Cowan Reginald Audet Joyce Tracy J? Ii -If XE-III 2 4 A' iv t vfyyi taxi' :xi vii I + inemen fl 17 EDDIE GUISKI NORBERT POULLIOT li ,- ...fn ROBERT NADEAU LOUIS DROUIN R, T. C. RICHARD ROY R. G. ffl-X X r 6 1 CARL BOURASSA L. T. FRANCIS C ASSIDY L, G. .rl-ji. u., . - T' 4 VW.--I- I.:-.lxf-- ------------Q .R . ' ' Q :. ' - - :an -:, f ,ji Winslow 6 Gardiner 0 ul ',-rj . Winslow zo Old Town 0 - , A -I: Z. ,Z ' Winslow I3 Madison 6 f ' F ' ' ' Winslow 6 Waterville 7 .1 - FIJI.- '. 'f .'.' . ' - i':1V '- ,IE N. , , : Wimlow 6 Skowhegan 7 . , il.-is 'Q j.-'- 1-'H' ,. Winslow I8 Cony 7 , A ,- llrzffi f' .'- A Winslow 32 lawrcnce 7 Q - fn:-:in Y'R1..g '.1. A ' wif-new 13 Iohn BSP!! 6 ' -':1: '5 .: 'A 352. -j-, - H , .ii-.2,:-.j.,:1 ' .f ' -- '-'.1i2z..71 .'-, l' ' - '- - V . . - --'.f1?.2 ' ' 6 P, , 5. gfg:1,Z.' - -. -3 .,',7'.Tr ': . .x M ' - ., A : :i:iji:..,:z::.1.:.F::-it--U V 11, , f DUANE ESTES L. T. LEON MARCOUX END 24 'J ll E sri: 1 4 E KY PAOUET R, H.B. 'L ' wi-.vo f Aidifw fj,.,,,'e?. '31!A4'-4 ,l6W 0 xg, GERALD HUARD ON 09 F B 'Vo -UP' ' ' 'Y-4 Q09 O-5. QQ Cfygy Z?aCLhefJ xx COACH BURGESS AND CO-CAPTAINS CASSIDY AND PARADIS FREDDY SAWTELLE R. H.B. RALPH BOURASSA RENE MICHAJD L. H.B. JAMES LIZOTTE L H B 'I 4 lx FIRST ROW: Ralph Bourassa, Fred Sawtelle, Clarence Paquet, Gerald Huard, Tony Paradis, Francis Cassidy, Rene Michaud, Robert Nadeau, Carl Bourassa, Leon Mar- coux. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Robert McNaught, Carmello Willette, Carlton Violette, Lawrence Duguay, Richard Roy, Louis Drouin, Edward Guiski, Norbert Poulliot, Duane Estes, Donald Hachey, James Lizotte, Manager John Gwazdosky, Coach Charles Burgess. WINSLOW6 - GARDINERO .The Raiders opened their season by defeat- ing Gardiner 6-0. Winslow was outweighed by Gardiner, but they made up for it in spirit. A pass from Hachey to Guiski in the first period proved to be the only touchdown in a hard- fought game. The Raiders failed to make the extra point. The rest of the game was score- less, but itproved to Winslow fans thatalthough Winslow was small, they would have a fine season. WINSLOW 20 - OLD TOWN 0 Winslow traveled to Bangor on September 20 to play Old Town . The Raiders played a great game, winning by a score of 20-0. Gerry Huard, Tony Paradis, and Donald Hachey each scored a touchdown . The Raiders' defensive line was very good and held Old Town scoreless. saw, .if 5 is 26 .i' WINSLOW I3 - MADISON 6 Winslow kept their unbeaten streak by de- feating Madison l3-6. Jimmy Lizotte scored the first touchdown in the first quarter and Bobby Bolduc converted from a placement to make the score 7-0 . In the next period Madison scored but failed to make the extra point. Little Ky Paquet scored the final touchdown in the fourth quarter . Madison tried another drive for a touch- down but time ran out. WINSLOW6 - WATERVILLE 7 The Raiders played Waterville on October 4. Jimmy Lizotte scored the only touchdown for the Raiders, but the try for the extra point failed. lt was a heart-breaker, for we felt we had the better team. l l nr' dd T 2 4 1 .4 fl -fl ! at DEXTER DRUG STORE INC WINSLOW 6 - SKOWHEGAN 7 Winslow lost their second game of the sea- son to Skowhegan 7-6. Jimmy Lizotte scored the only touchdown for the Raiders in the third period. Winslow started a drive for another touchdown in the fourth period, but an inter- cepted pass stopped the drive. Bob Bolduc, our defensive tackle, wasiniured in the final min- utes of the game. WINSLOW 18 - CONY7 On Friday night, October 24, the Raiders played Cony at Capital Park in Augusta. The Raiders showed remarkable spirit even though they were outweighed. James Lizotte and Tony Paradis teamed up to make the score l8-7 in Winslow's favor . Waterville Winslow Marne tp' if This page is sponsored by Islip! v9 tr Q L13 WINSLOW 32 - LAWRENCE 7 On October 30th the Raiders routed Law- rence, 32-7. Jimmy Lizotte scored the first touchdown in the opening period and the try for the extra point was successful. Lawrence then tied the game at 7 all, butWinslowquiclcly broke the tie and went downfieldfor one touch- down after another . Lizotte scored 3 touchdowns and Ky Paquet and Gerald Huard each scored one touchdown. WINSLOW I3 - JOHN BAPST 6 On November 8, the Raiders again went to Bangor, this time to play John Bapst. Although Winslow had many penalties, they still won over John Bapst 13-6. Ky Paquet was the ground gainer even though he didn'tscore. Lizotte and Guiski each scored a touchdown. This game wound up one of the best seasons the Raiders have had in years. al FIRST ROW: Norris Bolduc, Richard Poulin, Gerald Violette, James LeBrun, Danny Roy, John Brown, Richard Bourassa, Frank Niles, John Cooper, Larry Mitchell, Peter Matheson, Tommy Erskine, SECOND ROW: Coach John Gilmore, Carloton Violette, Richard Poulin, Robert Duquetle, Robert Cunningham, Alfred Poulin, Chester Rob- bins, Donald Seifert, James Dugal, Tony Mathieu, Camille Paquet, REMEMBER ----- SCORES The powerful defense work ofCarmel lo Wil- WlNSl-OW OPPONENT lette, Peter Matheson, and Jimmy Dugal--- 19 Waterville Jr. High I2 Danny Roy the l65-pouncl quarter-baclc---the 20 Oakland J. V. 6 baclcfield running of Alfred Poulin, Bob Du- 20 Lawrence J. V. 6 quette, and Chester Robbins---the good sports- 0 Gardiner J. V . I3 manship of the entire squad---and Mr. Gil- 13 Lawrence J. V. 6 more's excellent coaching . ' . This page is sponsored by gm , WINSLOW ESSO SERV ICENTER , in W 4' 'X ,ga Robert H. Dunbar, Proprietor 3' A, ...X ' uf if 'R ,, ,- 1 if ff u r- ' .. ,, i'i' l' Q22 ff? 1 gf:-V rggfg .- l 2 8 w':a:E11::.,Qg pl- '. 43 KAQQPAQJQFJ Norma Cowan X Lorraine Dostie Rosie Zelenkewich Madeline LaPointe Seated: Richard Smiley, Mr. Dyer, Mrs. Dyer, Mr. Tompkins, Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. McKechnie. Standing: Mr. Lord Mrs. Lord, Coach Burgess, Coach Tryens, Miss Ralte, Miss Chamberlain, Miss Pottle. Not in Picture:Coach Cuddeback Mr. Lionel Fortin, W xll h MCNI-lugm' h Burg6SS- Coac ilrnore. CMC Coach G Seated: Mrs. Gilmore, Mr. Gilmore, Mr. McNaught, Mrs. McNaught, Mrs. Jabar, Mr. Jabar, Mrs. Cough, Mr. Cough. Standing: Miss Grindall, Mr. Davidson, Miss LePage. J K K . V F V1 Ig . V . 4 W. , N- ,v' ', .,-, 5 1 . - wx ' x -R -ff V ig , 5, , 9, 'Ji-'.:f 1 ,VIN if 'gi wgjffev sidy and Paradis M I e Zelenkewich with retiring co-captains, 5 0 S fat 4, ZZ I 'U' Q- 32 Q Ki 9 04- :QI .35 uv w 1 ff A W 'A W Q yu 'Q ' V mr' 'V M Q wi' sf i! Q, 4' - f 'N ' v Q if P :Jixdk M 3 in f 7 :1' , 1 ' V -. . - . Ql-at MN.. f ' N ll J' H lf'7'M ,. .in .K ,, E ,Tvnfs-nuns 7i v .jg-lx H fda! FIRST ROW: Tony Paradis, Lawrence Duguay, Gerald Huard, Clarence Paquel, Donald Hachey, Freddy Sawtelle, Omer Duguay. BACK ROW: Manager John Gwazdosky, Richard Roy, Darryl Cowan, Carl Weymouth, Eddie Guiski, Robert Nadeau, Francis Hachey, Louis Drouin, Coach Norman Iabar, 'U ' annfy A5454 fgaf. SCORES V ffl, Winslow 47 63 CQACH JA AR Winslow 63 46 ' Winslow 69 61 Winslow 51 59 Winslow 48 32 Winslow 53 63 Winslow 49 42 Winslow 51 78 Winslow 43 42 Winslow 46 51 Winslow 72 38 Winslow 71 50 Winslow 49 54 Winslow 47 61 Winslow 54 61 Winslow 46 43 Winslow 68 37 32 Ellsworth Cony Madison Gardiner Fairfield Deering Brunswick Ellsworth Gardiner Cony Fairfield Madison Waterville Waterville Brunswick Skowhegan Skowhegan d Weymouth Forwor Forward Ro L . Duguay Forward Drouin Center 3 Gurski Center Nadeau Paradus 3 ff Forward Guard fed J 1 '!'f A-tl wffv 1-4,-vii ,J 1'4 :wif I af fQ,,,fD Sawte I Ie Forward I r L J Cowan. , , m.'.41lv fy Forward O . Duguay Forward 33 Lizotte Hochey Guard Guard Mind if I hc There is always L1 way 0111, Rum-l1i11g for the 11100111 Tins JICIIOH FCIIFC wok plnvc 111 II11' I ww 43411110 Take it awayl Don Hachcy stops Hinds of Q3l'd1l1Cl' Dada Huard dunks one 1n 1rIw0 pmnrs Easy Ed grabs one off the ward aga1ns1 ardimr it tl it x X t . Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow FIRST ROW: Jimmy Knight, Norris Bolduc, Harold ear, Peter Matheson, Marvin Roberts, Bob Cunningham, Ralph Sawtelle. BACK ROW: Manager Richard Forti Carmello Willette, Jerry Audet, Danny Richards, Dale Matheson, Robert Tupper, Carlton Violette, Coach John Gilmore. A I. X X J. V. SCORES 37 47 39 35 53 48 31 47 55 57 36 49 46 37 36 57 44 57 34 58 37 58 47 42 62 56 40 47 25 55 X . . ' l A ,sc Jllvus . Skowhegan The .layvees had an unsuccessful season as far Cony as the won and lost column is concerned . Most of Madison the team was inexperienced and there were many Gardiner Freshmen in the line-up. However, there was Fairfield considerable individual improvement and it is Waterville hoped that some of these boys will be playing Brunswick varsity ball in another year or two. Bob Cunning- Ellsworth ham was the top scorer for the team and in many Gardiner games was the outstanding player on the floor. Cony Arthel Shank played a steady game throughout Skowhegan and improved on his scoring the last few games. Fairfield Jimmy Knight was the ball-handler of the team. Madison Bob Grenier, Norris Bolduc, Pete Matheson, Hal Brunswick Vear and Ralph Sawtelle also saw considerable Waterville service . unior 1,494 FIRST ROW: Teddy Drummond, Felix Zelenkewich, Leon LaChance, Bunny Bellows, Edward Noel, Eugene Shihlcy, Tony Mathieu, Camille Paquet, BACK ROW: Kenneth Michaud, Carlton Viola-tte, Danny Roy, Tommy Erskine, Danny Overlook, Manager Maurice Vigue. NOT lN PICTURE: Coach Rohert McNaught. The Junior High basketball season closed with a record of Four wins and four losses: a lack of reserve strength seemed to tell, as many of the losses were registered in the final quarter. The starting five were Danny Roy, the six-foot center, who could be a great asset to next year's Jayvees: Bunny Bellows, a lot of basketball for his size, as a guard: Tupper, LaChance, and Erskine, who were great off the boards of both baskets. Little Paquet was the real aggressive member ofthe team, with Zelenkewicha close second. On the whole, the entire squad showed great promise and are sure to be heard from at a later date. f f This page is sponsored by ' MAURICE FINESON Box 277 Bangor, Me. Gr nation Announcements D by Class Rings ls gf Year Books 'TO I- l uk 36 A777 YW YA YY A Y 4+A,, A , ,.,,..f I x X ,ir 4' -I or . XX -7 If X V, , x I ,. V 1 N . , , I. . A., , , . . Dec . Jan .lon Jon Feb Feb Feb Feb 1 XX If L ,lf kewiclr, J, Tracy, A, Rohcrls, N, Johnson-Manager. S, Marcia, L, Doslic-Captain, P. Gilbert, 61135 llilfriify Z?a.5LefLaf Zara GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM I 8 Wi I licms 9 Lowrence 20 Wi I lioms 27 Skowbegan 3 Cony 9 Cor ' I I Lawrence I7 'gn Winslow 30 Winslow 35 Winslow 23 Winslow 25 Winslow 3, Winslow 28 Winslow 25 Winslow 33 Ld IN M VI Y 1 x l li I f X I ,I, Davidson, S, Clark, R, Zclcn L Turgcon, M, Mansfield, S. Este Q1-K 5 junior ul Dec . Jon Jon .lon Feb Feb Feb Feb Wi I lioms Lawrence Wi I I ioms Skowhegan Cony Cony Lawrence Skowhegon C, Roberts, G. Haskell, A. Ma thieu, G, Grindall, I. Bemis, M Reynolds, C, Vintinner, I, Get chell, M. Sullivan-Manager. J, Weed, J, LaVoie--Captain, M, Story, wif? Elzfefgaf .iam I9 Winslow 6 IO Winslow I5 I7 Winslow Il I7 Winslow 4I I6 Winslow 28 I7 Winslow 20 I9 Winslow 26 4 Winslow 26 38 'rkfb S.,-3, J XS 0 mek ov ef me KX 96599 Will it be a homer? - 9 LPJ C, of' we veoch KX xgiaorb Hit that target! I 7 I Oufdiafe Sanrio SPEEDBALL AND SOCCER f ,MW fa 1 ex Kf X' . M xx x NKN MWWXHXIX v rg Jr- . ---7. 1 l .-4 1:1 I ,E H x x E Q-T fl 1 ski Eg 21 sf: K Z V 1- V 1 I K' I ff-. 3 54 14. A . 1 WWMQ: rm l ,,g.fa1w, I ,JV dl 'fl l 'pw-A:-il '14 bf Lifsi- If- 5. 151 xeizrf, 9 ' ,m.:u 1lQ'1 :Li' ,Qin ,wr ij N 5l1iE'S'Fm I ,lj A ,Q gg-ff. + f -NHL . if-'I Q- n . 5 A ff ' A T7fmf91'P ff li R x A . ,4 A . A ,x 1,5 ' . A A ., .5,f'1l? ,5 n ' nf-e -Y. K, xv , ,. I 'H -. . f Q 35 qffb i, v Tm5 '5T 5 'W 'HSP' f ml' , .f f . T .m? uk?,-1 Q 42 -1 ,, , '13-Rs Q Q W, P, Jr -aT q i I sl 1' A., wndfow .SJCAOOK gallfl CLARINETS Joyce Daugier Stella Roberts Joyce Tracy Patricia Gilbert Martha Mansfield Sheila Clark Ann Proctor Jean Weed Joan Kelso Shirley Glidden Janelle Dumont Gail Grindall Esther Hunter Kathleen Noel Jeanette LaVoie DRUMS Robert Bilodeau Lanny Reynolds Helen Girard Lambert Webber Jane Choate TROMBONES Mary Story Gerard Bedard Shirley Patterson Jerome Leeman BAND ACTIVITIES I Sesqui-Centennial 2 Football Maneuvers Formations Il I ll Football G low Worm IIW ll Hi Rallies County Teachers' Convention Armistice and Memorial Day Parades Pops Concert Combined Bands at the Field House Spring Concert Concert at Hartland Spring Concert tour Maine Festival SAXO PHONES Geneva McCosIin Jean Shorey Arlene Jolin Sharon Estes James Poulin Leslie Luther BASS C LARI NET Richard Fortin CORNETS AND TRUMPETS Robert Gillcash Gerald Giroux Robert Duquette Arthur Johnson Richard Talbot Ralph Sawtelle Patricia Glidden Pat Riley Warren Poulin Brian Ambrose Stephen Wing BARITO NES Marilyn Reynolds Richard Woodbury BASSES Leo DeRcps Robert Tupper FRENCH HORNS Gertrude Overlock Paul Duplessie Audrey Reynolds Ann Roberts Phyllis Plourde MAJORETTES Jean Ann Davidson Yvette Roy Pearl Baron Joyce Gleason Shirley Marcia Roberta Saucier Nancy Adams Ann Matheson FLUTES Jean Ann Davidson Janice Getchell BAND-ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Jonelle Parsons President ...... Joyce Tracy Vice President . .Jean Ann Davidson Secretary . . . Gertrude Overlock EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Robert Gillcash ...... Junior Ann Proctor . . . Sophomore Lanny Reynolds . . . . Freshman Jonelle Parsons .... Eighth Grade Song Half much Mr . Touchdown Glow Worm School Song Hail Hail through Massachusetts 11111 1l11111s1-'1l1111111' 111tt'1'1111ssio11 .lllxl for il Cklllllllllllllk' sing, l l 0,015 0lflCQI f I .lllllf llcyrtoltls l IllllX l01'1'11ol1ls.1111l Iiohcrt c?1llc.1sl1, .1 111'11' p1.1uo tcgtur, sup Rohcrt Gillcash The 11111111111 Pops Couccrt is sponsored hy thc llilllnl Aud Urcltustrns Parcuts Club, Throughout thc' school year the loyalty and Lliligcut efforts of this gro11pco11trib11tc: to the success oftl1cl11111d and orclrcstrtt activities, I11 thc picture below is sccu our runrorcttcs, one ol' thc featured attractions of the concert, lu thv .1l1ovc1p1ct11r1- is Mr, Dzividsou dirccliug thc baud lll out' ol thu 111:111y popular songs hcard hy Ll large stud 1111-11ti1'1' nridtcucc, llclow, liztuuy and Gillcasl1 scum to muy thurr own vcrsimr of hooigic woogic, i ,-V, 4 Bobby Dugal -- .1 promising young musician. f VIOLINS Claudette Poulin Arlene Jolin Dale Matheson Janice Getchell Audrey Reynolds Patricia Patterson Phyllis Plourde Evelyn Michaud CE LLO Joyce Gleason BASS VIOL Marilyn Reynolds CLARINETS Joyce Daugier Stella Roberts Joyce Tracy Martha Mansfield 0l CAeZfif'a, FLUTE TROMBO NES Jean Ann Davidson Mary Story Gerard Bedard TRUMPETS Gerald Giroux Arthur Johnson Robert Duquette Warren Poulin SAXO PHO NE S Geneva McCasI in Leslie Luther FRENCH HORNS Gertrude Overlock Paul Duplessie ACTIVITIES Assembly February Concert Plays Spring Concert Concert Tour Maine Festival 45 DRUMS Robert Bilodeau Lanny Reynolds Helen Girard PIANO Ann Proctar Jane Choate XJ Y Jw N s Xseis is 'E Q W QM sl I I I eu A in RUUX s feng FIRST ROW: Mr. John S, Davidson, Ann Proctor, Joyce Daugier, James Poulin, Jean Ann Davidson, SECOND ROW: Gerard Bcdard, Par Riley, Arthur Johnson, Gerald Giroux, Robert Bilodeau, Lanny Rey- nolds. wing anal anJ pAyfAmeerfi Gerard Bcdard, James Poulin, Gerald Giroux, Robert Bilod- eau, and Lanny Reynolds, , ' 7 my ' 4 Q ' I , .. QW ' 'N J f enne ec 'Un eg K. V. BAND AND ORCHESTRA MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Gertrude Overlook, Phyllis Plourde Weed, Ann Proctor, 10311 Kelsg ' MOW.SECOND I . Audrey Re , Jamce Get h ROW: Marth oyce Trac , ynolds, Jean c ell, Joyce Daugier a Mansfield, Sheila y Jean Ann Davidson Marrlyn Reynolds Bil , Mary Clark, Stella Roberts, , Geneva McCaslin, Claudette Poulin, . THIRD ROW: Paul Duplessie, James Poulin, Robert odeau, Arthur Johnson, Robert Gillcash, Richard Fortin. gancl' a 0 eff ,J t1Q'2 1 fvfud CONCERTS Skowhegon Jonual'Y 10 Waterville T7 JanU0rY CODY Jonuol'Y 24 Madison JanUU'Y 31 Honus MEMBsRSSha,0n C lin- . K. V. e poll D ROW, RST ROW: 10:31-oIL SECONChanC6, gras Theresa se Annette Laer Ellen ' 5 u a Mrs. Freda Minicette Belang bertS. Ann R0 Tufgeon' Le it t T X CLA nf'-0' r 'Ill 'Ill I OFFICERS The Glee Club of fifty-eight girls under the dir- ection of Mrs. Freda Masse meets every Tuesday and Thursday during activity period. The new capes add much to the appearance of the club and thanks go ro Miss Pottle For her help and cooperation. Many new pieces of music have been bought and the girls have certainly put it to good use. This has proved an exciting and interesting year for the Win- slow High School Glee Club. Y , f -'Z xriQf ' l5ll 1 48 N is 2 I J XXXII S ' X x CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY If X AChristmas Assembly which the f I audience enioyed very much was held in theWinsIow High Auditori- um . Some of the numbers that were sung were My Two Front Teeth , O Little Star , and We Wish You A Merry Christmas . To conclude the program the audience ioined in singing carols. DIRECTOR .... Mrs. Freda Masse ACCOMPANIST . Mrs. Alvah Gilman Illl I Gloria Beaulieu Joan Vigue Vanita Duguay Dawn Simpson Yvonne Roy Barbara Talbot Annette Lachance Mildred Webber Franka Dolley Mary Ann Poulin Marlene Ham Carol Howe Ruth Lebrun Anita Gauthier aj W. if Q., FEBRUARY CO NCERT A very successful concert was held on February Fifteenth with the Glee Club, Band, and Orchestra participa- ting . The Glee Club sang Ponis Angel- icus , Bali Hi , and l'mGonnaWash That Man Out of My Hair . Ae CM Theresa Dutil Donna Willett Jean Tozier Betty Allen June Levasseur Sandra Hapworth Theresa Thibodeau Jean Spearin Nancy Roy Ellen Turgeon Theresa Caron Carlene Bragg Sharon Estes Jolene Poulin Joyce Roy MAINE MUSIC FESTIVAL This year the Music Festival was held in Skowhegan. The Glee Club made a very good appearance and enioyed their trip very much. Several girls participated in the Composite Chorus. Carlene Vintinner Marilyn McNally Barbara Starks Joan Lizotte Marilene Albert Beverly Gilbert Maureen Sullivan Nancy Johnson Mary Wasiuk Norma Brown Jackie Poulin Lita Libby Marilyn Paquet Joan Bemis Diana Manzo Derene Hopkins Marie Dunham Anicette Belanger Patsy Bolduc Marjorie Reny Ann Roberts Esther Hunter June McCaslin Geneva Pelotte Carlene Roberts Carol Dearborn Gail Young Shirley Ellis Jonelle Parsons SPRING CONCERT The coming of April brought forth the annual Spring Concert. The Glee Club gave o splended appearance in their pastel colored evening gowns with a background of flowery decorations. They sang several 'popular and spiritual numbers. Mrs. Mosse and Mrs. Gilman were presented corsages. MMA SM Sift 42, On the evening of January 29 Uncle Fred Flits By, a three-act comedy, was presented by the Junior and Senior classes under the direction of Miss Delores Cham- berland . When word comes that Uncle Fred has left his country place and is headed for town, the family blenches to the core--especially poor Pongo. Uncle Fred. gets his greatest pleasure from dragging his reluctant, teen-age nephew Pongo through one bewildering scrape after another. He even goes to the length of introducing Pongo to the most beautiful girl he had ever seen as a deaf veterinarian come to pare the claws of a pet parrot! lt's no wonder the unfortunate Pongo regards Uncle Fred as he would a sack of dynamite he found lighting up in his presence--and well he should! This time Uncle Fred insists on taking Pongo to Mitching Hill and, since it started to rain, calmly pushes into the nearest home and take overl It's there they meet this beautiful girl, and Pongo is forced to pretend he is a veterinarian. This is extremely difficult, for it's love at first sight for Pongo: then when the girl's obnoxious suitor arrives, Pongo can hardly contain himself. Uncle Fred, however, happily invovles them deeper and deeper. ln shame-faced despair, Pongo wants to drag Uncle Fred away from the house and out of Mitching Hill entirely, but the beaming Uncle Fred won't budge. He even goes to the extent of having the police pick up two suspicious looking characters who happen to be the owner of the house they have entered. This looks like the final blow to Pongo's romance when he finds out that all the beautiful girl wanted was someone who was exciting . After many harrowing experiences Pongo wins Julia and departs for South America . 50 UML Elm! gdb gy Pongo Twistleton - Rene'Michaud The Crumpet. Uncle Fred . A Maid . . Julia Parker . - - 0 Vernal Hood - - Robert Gillcash - - Patricia Gilbert - - Lorraine Dostie Wilbur Robinson . Rgbeff Nqdegu Mr. Parker . Mrs. Parker . Judge Basher - Reginald Michaud - ' - Sharon Estes - - Fred Sawtelle Lady Duff-Wilson . . Mc,-Y Sfofy Mary . . . Miss Dougal . Miss Spencer. A Policeman. Miss Dolores C - - Nancy Adams - - Nancy Johnson - Claudette Poulin - - Leon Morcoux hamberland-Director Pang? GHC! Z?!acL OFFICERS President ......... Rose Zelenkewich Vice President . . . . Eleanor Nivison Secretary-Treasurer . . . Jean Ann Davidson Faculty Advisor. . . . Miss Rena Ratte The purposes of the O 8. B Club are sportsmanship, leadership, and service. ln order to become a member, a Junior or Senior girl must have 75 points in the G .A. system and the vote of the old members. This year's initiation was held in September, the initiates being Mary Story, Shirley Marcia, Madeline LaPointe, Sharon Estes, Jeanette LaVoie, Sheila Clark, Martha Mansfield, Patricia Gilbert and Ellen Tur- geon. Old members are Joyce Tracy, Rose Zelenkewich, Jean Shorey, Jean Ann Davidson, Eleanor Nivison, Lorraine Dostie, and Jolene Poulin. ACTIVITIES September . . . Initiation October . . . . . Hobo Social November . . . . Football Banquet ' 'ary . . . Basketball Sports Day 52 L-4' 'N 'ff Zgackeforrs i CRM Lu it of 5 -V Chef. . . Reginald Regina Michaud Cook. . . .Clarence Clara Paquet Assistant Cook .Robert Roberta Nadeau lf, ,. Faculty Advisor . Miss Dorothy Pottle . 0- 'A 'Mt ' tx I This year's bachelors are running a mad race to surpass the Home Economics girls in cooking. And they'redoing a pretty good iob! Every activity period they don white aprons, lay out their utensils, and commence. Theresults have been wonderfull The tempting aromas floating around school prove it. After having been organized only two weeks, the bachelors serveda delicious dinner of beef stew, dumplings, hotgingerbread and whipped cream to Mr. Mc- Naught, Mr. Gilmore, and Mr. Burgess. Comment: Indeed very good, well planned, well arranged---all eaten. Frank Dumont . . . .Franka John Roy . . . .lohanne RenefMichaud . . . . Rena Lee Miller . . . . Lena Ray Weymouth Ramona Fred Sawtelle . . . Freda Ralph Bourassa . . . . .Rachel Gordon Roderick . . Gordelia Gerald Huard .Geraldine Bertelle Martin . . Bernice Reginald Audet . . . .Regina Tony Paradis. Antoinette Louis Drouin. . . . Louise Alan Walton. . . . Ellen Richard Roy . . .Rita Leon Marcoux . . . Leona Carl Bourassa . . . Carla il H F AN' t lil 'iii ff ,paicleruifk The main purpose of the Newspaper Club is to editand publish our school paper, The Raiderville News . This newspaper is issued to students twice a month . Members of the staff submit articles on sports, activities, assemblies, school news, band and orchestra, and interviews of faculty members and class officers . Each issue is exchanged with schools in Waterville, Fairfield, Oakland, Madison, Skowhegan, Livermore Falls, and Dedham, Massachusetts. Editor .... Assistant Editor . Business Manager Sports Writer . Exchange Editor EDITORIAL STAFF . Janice Rogers . Nancy Johnson . Reginald Audet . . Fred Sawtelle . .Shirley Marcia TYPISTS, ART EDITORS, PRINTERS, AND REPORTERS Faculty Advisor. . . Mr. Robert McNaught Reginald Michaud Ellen Turgeon Joyce Roy Gloria Bernard Mary Wasiuk Donna Willette Richard Plourde Gary Grant Armand Dutil Pat Patterson June Robbins Marie York , W, Danny Overlock Kenneth Michaud Edward Noel Theresa Caron Norris Bolduc Felix Zelenkewich Mary Ann Poulin Sharon Estes Barbara Talbot Penny Kapil Nm gc. --'Fr-T ' vt I I QW Mildred Webber Xt, ' f IV? I 54 l V I ss' I 0' W pkofograpv ' 12, ,Mayen C4420 AAA-+- JL, ' AJ Mg .77y75. '5i419.,,2. FRONT ROW: Norman Gilbert, Patrick Riley, Warren Poulin, Robert Tupper, BACK ROW: Richard Fortin, Donald Reny, Danny Richards, James Poulin, Larry Mitchell, NOT IN PICTURE: Paul Duplessie, The boys in the Photography Club have really been working on their pictures---developing, enlarging, and coloring. They have developed quite a technique in the ways of photography. Sometime during the year they willvisit the Water- ville Morning SentineI in order to observe professional photographers and their methods. By paying dues, they will make enough money to finance a trip to the coast of Maine, where they will take pictures. These will be developed, colored, and sold to the students. OFFICERS . Richard Fortin President . . . Vice-President ..... Larry Mitchell Secretary-Treasurer . . .Norman Gilbert Faculty Advisor. . . Mr. Tompkins 4 ASP' ' ., ,noi . ..L2'3l .gi if X K gl' auf Y ,,i-W-Q. '. vt V - .. v, 'fnp,l 1 Hlqrfs ' 4-1 ' 6 N4 is . wi- Wi Gxogya Has C asxyil 1 Va pexolie' Wne Mc C cuban. Gen Yvonne lm' GAC 11951 I ham- meoz Rom NG: Sean To-Z Mane Dun SE sr MW Nxcscechm ' Libby' MKS. Doi Nlalkee' 'klr . V V Q S I in 4- 'li I ape Clem' CM We're members of the Hope Chest Club: You can see what we are learning. We knit, embroider, crochet, and tat, And do numerous things like that. At Christmas time we made some baskets Out of Christmas cards so fine . We made some candle holders, too, And painted cones of pine. Dot Markee El ewlmwwn IL-1 ooo -4531 I SEATED Janelle Dumont Ann Matheson, June McCaslin, Ellen Turgeon, Shirley Marcia, Gloria Haskell, Patricia Tupper and Kathleen Noel, STANDING: Janis Libby, Shirley Glidden, Hazel Varney, Miss Dorothy Pottle, Joyce McLaughlin Carleen Bragg, Geneva Pelotte, Patricia Glidden, Derene Hopkins, Charlene Roberts, Lita Libby, Marie Dunham Mary Wasiuk Germaine LaCroix and Shirley Patnaude, ufure omema era of America F. H. A. OFFICERS President . . Vice-President Secretary. . Treasurer . . Reporter . . Parliamentarian Historian . . Song Leader . Advisor . . Chapter Mother Shirley Marcia Ellen Turgeon .Iune McCaslin Gloria Haskell Janelle Dumont Patricia Tupper Ann Matheson Kathleen Noel . .Miss Dorothy Pottle . . Mrs. Norman Marcia ACTIVITIES November Installation of Waterville Officers December Christmas Party at Waterville February K. V . Music Directors Association Banquet March Bowling and Roller Skating April Mother and Daughter Supper May Style Show and Silver Tea Delegates for F.H.A. Convention in Portland F .H.A. Jamboree in Oakland NXMARH ,Q 'N Ztl ,Mix W f T3 A x ' 'X - XX W ' Y ilk 'Ss fn 72 Y 4 3 4. C 1, gg Ho' -3, l 'owl 30109 thu' lang if K 5 R hi 415, ll ,1 ll' l sgubleflf Olleflllnent MEMBERS Governor Reginald Audet 5 SE NATORS Eleanor Lee Larry Mitchell Theresa Caron Nancy Adams Jonelle Parsons RE PRE SE NTAT IVE S .5291 Q Clarence Poquet Claudette Poulin Vernal Hood Paul Duplessie Sophomore Freshman Gloria Haskell Lanny Reynolds Leslie Luther Warren Poulin Janelle Dumont Peter Matheson 8th GRADE Penny Kapil Richard Bourossa Secretary-Treasurer Claudette Poulin Faculty Advisor Mr. John 'Gilmore , sa i I E 1 . 'V . - vA-, T,',,l,Y-xkgfie. . E ,Y Marr A Y ',- , .' 'Al ui , L.. Tr: ,- . . .f ga p - I , .Qll,6lel'lt 0Uel I'll'l'lQl'lf Winslow High has never seen a more active and capable student gov- ernment than this year's! Meeting once a week, they have planned and successfully executed the sale of candy and soft drinks at noon time and at basketball games. During the noon hour they supervise a game room, a dance room, a study hall, and a socker table in the gymnasium. A rotating committee each week is keeping the boys' and girls' roomsclean . The student government plans to put on an assembly every two weeks and exchange the best ones with other schools. Three cheers for the sincere effort of these students who are maintaining such interest in our schooll One of the most appreciated assemblies was a talent show, put on by the student government on January 30 and m . c . 'd by Fred Sawtelle. On February 13, they held a social which was very successful. Music was furnished by the Giroux Rhythmeers. 59 M 5 l V fs Mg, '34 9 Q NAME PEARL BARON PAULINE BARON BERNARD COWAN DAVIDSON DAUGIER DOSTIE FORTIN HOBBS HODSDON LACOMBE LANDRY LEE MASSE A. MATHIEU MCCASLIN NIVISON OVERLOCK IOLENE POULIN JACKIE POULIN ROBERTS Y. ROY SHOREY THIBODEAU TRACY ZELENKEWICH AGE Ambitious Mysterious Devilish Studious Inquisitive Reserved Happy -go-lucky Serious Shy Bored Quiet Carefree Sweet Younger than you rhinkl Determined Industrious Innocent ?? Hilarious Romantic Giddy Independent Romantic C ute Serious Ch ' 'dish Changeable PASTIME Losing her temper Arguing Flirting Bemard Too many to tell Trying to sing Billy Who knows ?? Blushing Vernal Reading Sleeping in P, D. Making friends Writing letters to Norm Dexter's Listening to the radio Laughing at Mr. McNaught's jokes Keeping us laughing St, John's Prep Laughing Riding horses Chewing gum Changing boy friends Babe Contradicting Takiz... --talks with - - ?? 60 EXPRESSION May I borrow your Accounting? Oh, nol Oh, shushl Thanks a blobl Not too modem, Really? Gee'sl Jeepersl Oh, goshl Wake-up, Vemall Oh, come now! PPP? That's terriblel Wanna hear a joke? I like it. Not too dumb! No playl I sayl Monkeyl Hor dog! Hands off! Not very oddl You could've fooled mel Oh, for goodness sakesl No, rhat's not right! Well, I'm sorryl 1, A., so ...J THEME SONG Till I Waltz Again With You Ah, Sweet Mystery - of Life The 'Roving Kind It's In the Books Music, Music, Music Keep It A Secret Because of You W A Little Bit of Heaven Best Things in Life Are Free l Went to Your Wedding You Do Something to Me Everything I Have Is Yours I'm Yours You Belong to Me Sunday Driving Combelr Symphony A Guy is A Guy Enjoy Yourself Somebody Loves Me Wish You Were Here Horses, Horses, Crazy Over Horses I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm I Told You I Loved You, Now Get Out A11 My Love You're A Sweet Little Headache Rosie, You're My Posie NAME AUDET CARL BOURASSA RAL PH BOURASSA CASSIDY DUMONT GIRARD HACHEY HOOD HUARD LESSARD MARCOUX MARTIN MATHIEU REG MICHAUD RENE' MICHAUD MILLER NADEAU PAQUET PARADIS RODERICK I. ROY SAWTELLE WALTON AGE Political Quiet Manly Devilish Puzzled Reserved Scatterbrain Handsome Teasing Business-like Independent Shy Undefinable Flashy Noisy Tall Polite Innocent Muscular Loving Serious Sharp Serious PASTIME Making speeches Playing football Typing fAhemlj Jean Dancing Being quiet Arguing Sylvia Being different Pestering people Talking Doing algebra Making wisecracks Cooking! Arguing? ? Hunting Being too good Laughing at nothing Bluffing teachers Shirley Being disgusted Jokingl stud-ffngx 61 EXPRESSION Ahhl I That MacArthur Have you done your P, D, P Those English speeches. Ya don't mean itl Let's go to Fairfield, Let's go hunting. Going fishingr? Hurrayl No school todayl Let's hustle! What's that? No play! Darn itl Last bell ring? Let's get to work, Have you see Norma? Going hunting? Slowpokesl Oh, I don't know. For cripes sakesl It's getting late! ?l Aw, get Outl Play Ball! Er. . . I mean, THEME SONG lt's In the Books Full Time Iob Indian Love Call Q Wedding Bells Once to Every Heart It's The End of The Line California, Here I Come Here Comes the Bride I'm Never Satisfied Love Me? The Boogie Woogie Flying Cloud I Never Will Marry Smart Aleck If I Knew You Were Coming, I'd Have Baked A Cake Forgive Me A Hunting We Will Go I Went to Your Wedding Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes Mister Touchdown U, S A Somebody Loves Me After All . -rs. Train Heading South I Want Someone to Care For Joyce Trac y Rose Zelenkewich I Va-.l 4 Robert Nadeau Norma Cowan Jean Shorey L C 'Q Eleanor Nivison Alan Walton Jean Ann Davidson MR. MARCIA Mr. Marcia, ourianitor and Chief of Police in the town of Winslow, is a friend to all of us students. He is always ready to lend a helping hand. Many thanks to him in appreciation for all the little extras he has done for us. TRO PHY CASE t Here are only a few of the many trophies thatwe, as students of W. H. S. , are proud of. These trophies not only remind us of our past glories, but they spur us on to make Winslow High School's future brighter than ever . Oh, where's the ball? A fond farewell before our Rutland trip. Y' X Q ls the wind strong up there? A What fun at Eastport! How'd you get up there? ? ' fr Your necktie just isn't -:Q straight! Just good pals . it . rf Gee, that looks like Fun! One of those good days X Board ai khks Mme wkshes to The Pedscope express Tis appredatkon ko ah who heXped to make this book a success. Spec,RaT Thanks ko: MR. B03 LYONS for hisefforks To ada Thai something a httTe exira to our book . S. TRMA MTSS ENIELYN GRTNDN.Lond MR M KECHNTE as our aavTsors. c SERS, we say, And to ah our ADNIERTT Thank You Compliments of MAYNARD'S CASH MARKET formerly C. E. Bellows' General Store Prop. 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Compliments of THOMAS BUSINESS COLLEGE School of Achievement Accounting - Secretarial I65 Main Street Waterville, Maine Tel. 362 - R Compliments of BROOKS TIRE COMPANY Complimenlr of M. G. Morissette C9 Sons LOCAL AND NATION-WIDE MOVING 8: STORAGE 72 ELM STREET TELEPHONE 916 WATERVILLE, MAINE Compliments of WATERVILLE POSTER ADVERTISING COMPANY Outdoor Advertising Compliments CARON ' S of AUGUSTA ROAD DO LLOFF'S ROLLER SKATING RINK Every Tues. , Thurs. , Sat. Sunday Afternoons 8. Evenings TEXACO SERVICE , Augusta Road Winslow, Maine -M For! Halbfax Gasoline and Fuel Company, Inc. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HASOLINE, MOTOR OILS, RANGE AND FUEL OILS GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES HAVX Super Service St.1tion 83 gplfigx Super Service Station , 74 . B.1y Strcct :l A Front Strcct ,' Q' ' Xwimlmv Plmom l68 X2 1-Jigs' W11tcrw'illc-V-PlmncISHS Xfffafulx Compliments of I DR. J. C. MICHAUD M.D. J .C. PENNEY CO 178 Main Street Department Store Pay Cash! Pay Less! You Savel Waterville, Maine l I C.H. VIGUE 8. SONS, INC. Building Moleriol and Pulp Wood Dealer Compliments of DR. C. F. BAXTER l l The Federal Trusi Company A lfriumflj l11.lti!11lim1 XVclcomcs this opportunity to tl1.mk nts XlUinsll1w lmtmns for their cuntlnuul support .xml glued will, lYll'Ml5liR l:liDlfRAl. liwfmr INwu,xNc.1s Crmuvulcmuuw w finale: Compliments of STATE AND OPERA HOUSE and Drive-in Theater Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 1953 PAGE 8. WELCH Compliments of FORTI N HARDWARE COMPANY Clinton Avenue Winslow, Maine Telephone 2236 Compl iments of ROLAND MICHAUD Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing 50 Main Street Waterville, Maine Compliments of F. E. rouLouse, JR D.D.S. Office 50 Main Street Waterville, Maine Tel. Office 71 Res. 199 LE V1NE'S The Store For Men and Boys Home of Arrow and Botany Open Every Evening' GO TO Proctor C9 Bowie Company jun? Acroxx the Bridget' FOR HARDWARE AND LUMBER TELEPHONE 456-457 WATERVILLE, MAINE HARRIS BAKING COMPANY Bakers of Better Bread Ask for yourufavorite donuts Waterville, Maine Compliments of CRESCENT HOTEL Emile Roderigue, Prop. Waterville, Maine SPRING BROOK ICE 8. FUEL COMPANY Coal - Hom-Gas - Ice Fuel and Range Oil l2 Sanger Avenue Waterville, Maine We Call and Deliver ADMOR CLEANERS 8. DYERS Shoe Rebuilding Hats Cleaned 8. Blocked Phone 2025 l56-l58 Main Street Waterville, Maine Compliments of EVELYN CARDIN Ladies' Quality Merchandise 42 Main St. Waterville, Me. HUSTUS HARDWARE CO. North Vassalboro, Maine Hardware, Housewares and Automotive Supplies Expert Floor Sanding Armstrong inlaid Linoleum Easy Budget Payments Best Wishes from IRVING A. MOODY Jeweler 57 Main Street Waterville, Maine Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK 8. CO. 84 Elm Street Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back Compliments of GlGUERE'S BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY SHOP Tel. 680 Central Maine Motors, Inc. PONTIAC - CADILLAC SALES 8: SERVICE 198 College Avenue - Telephone 650-W WATERVILLE, MAINE Compliments of ATHERTON FURNITURE CO. Waterville, Maine Furniture That Makes Friends , . , Compliments of DR. C. L. AUSTIN Pine Hill Farms Offer Outstanding Pure Bred Jersey At Prices You Can Afford Clyde Russell Wendell Russell Theodore Russell Telephone l294-M Telephone 1294-W Garland Road Winslow, Maine Compliments of EATON 8. EATON Attorneys At Law JAMES L. BOYLE l04 Main Street Waterville, Maine Kennebec County's Leading Jewelers Budget Terms SULKA JEWELERS T30 Main Street, Waterville DIAMBRI 'S Main Street Excellent Meals for the Student At A Price -He Can Afford To Pay -1A . V J . Ita l ian Sarklwi A, it Italian Spdghgtifgm at Our Sperihlty 'T fwi' . .. V.. Compl imenfs Compliments of of LIONEL TARDIF JEWELER THE ED MADDOCK5 AGENCY WaterviIIe's Sterling Headquarters Real Estate 40 Main Street Watervile, Maine C 11 111 pli menlf C. F. Hathaway Company . l Compliments of DUBORD 8. DUBORD Attorneys At Law W. S. PILLSBURY 8. SON Complete Farm Equipment Prompt Service 8. Repairs Telephone 613 Waterville, Maine ROLLI NS-DUNHAM CO. Hardware Housewares Appliances Telephone 2120 Waterville, Maine FLO'S GREENHOUSES 186 Silver Street Waterville, Maine Phone 844 C om pliment: of La Verdiercfs Rexall Drug Store 177 MAIN STREET - WATERVILLE We Buy Right - We Sell Righf' Free Yarn-Bolling Service Drapery: and Upholstery Fabrics THE YARDGOODS CENTER Compliments of DR. MICHAEL M. NAWFEL Complete Line of Fabrics - Yarns - Notions Patterns and Plastics Telephone 1557-W 5 Silver St. Waterville, Me. Opposite State Theatre Dentist 24 Common St. Waterville, Maine Compliments of WATERVILLE STEAM LAUNDRY Complete Laundering And Dry Cleaning Telephone l45 CYR'S WATERVILLE DRUG STORE 35 Main Street Phone 966 Waterville, Maine Save and Make Il a Habil Great Oaks from little .icorns grow-.md large swings accounts .ire built .1 few dollars .it tl time. Open your account here- Tlicn .tdtl to it regularly. W aieruille Savings Bank VUATIERVILLIS, MAINE SIIIIIEWS DHIIIU IHHIII Pasteurized and Homogenized Dairy Products Tel. 657 Deliveries In Waterville China Winslow Albion Benton Belgrade Weeks Mills South China Vassalboro TRADING POST, INC. Army and Navy Supplies Clothing - Footwear Sporting Goods 71-73 Temple Street Telephone 2609 Waterville, Me. Compliments of MOWRY'S CREDIT JEWELERS John Carter, Mgr. 45 Main St. Tel. 864 Waterville, Maine Let Us Solve Your Gifr P' ' I O Tel. 1224 Waterville, Me. R. E. DRAPEAU Everything Electrical 134-136 Main Street Compliments of ELM CITY TOBACCO AND CONFECTIONERY CO. Distributors of Schrafft's Chocolates WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Sporting Goods, Bicycles Radios, Fishing Equipment and Auto Supplies . College Ave. Tel. 2282 I Waterville, Maine Compliments of BlLL'S SERVICE STATION 19 1f2 Temple Street Waterville, Maine Tel. 2369 Compliments of BECHARD'S MOTOR COMPANY 20 Charles Street Waterville, Maine Your Friendly Dodge Dealer Eclw. J. Becharcl, Owner Phone 866 Compliments of REDI NGTON COMPANY FUNERAL HOME 5 Park Street Waterville, Maine WORDEN'S MARKET Quality Meats 8- Groceries North Vassalboro, Main'- Tel. 2744-W3 Compliments of THOMAS B. FERRIS Milview Quality Meats And Groceries We Specialize in Home-Made lce Cream Fountain Service - Confectionery Tobacco - Cigarettes and Cigars Tel. 2744-Wi No. Vassalboro, Me. ,, ,... , . - .1 J. E. McCORMlCK AND SON Tel. Waterville 36 Agricultural lmplements and Repairs Sanger Avenue Waterville, Maine Compliments of NATIONAL STEAM LA UN D RY Compliments of COMMUNITY BUS LINE Compliments of AL COREY Music CENTER ALEXIS ROY Art Upholsterer 40 Clinton Avenue Waterville, Maine Phone 448-J America's No. T Hathaway Shirt Store DUNHAM'S Quality in Men's Wear Since 1887 ,fl 4 ,. 7 ,fc ,affix Aldffj . Q, .', . il ' , ' 1 LMJQLQ? JL, l7f .ffLA!f'J KLAAXLIJ, PLLC , , lb ' 'L' I- rv, Q 1,.f,Q mydl. 4 -era-f-ff f,!,L,Wf' ff! - k M07' '!! 4 Q1 f0Z'4.,ZQ,, LC ,ff jfiqwlid PM J -1 6. 4 .gjf+wk144 an if A L7?WwMv,N Wo L4-47,34 L,,, ,,1f MQW! -.47'?V.,r.,eflvL,LACv XQJADK , wif-2311 VL KIWLX7 ywlo, Jig MMM 'jew ,f,x,W,I, M,,7 Mfg? VMVHWM I L U . W FLG Jlffuuv, .11 Avgihw LL Lt -tx ,M 1 M QM, l f f w W ,J ki - ,AA,m,, Z 1 A, 1, O 42-1 JAM, I 1 'WO 9' fvV,f+Mf-' QM, QQUMJQ v 'jf 5 fic'-4-Q Ulfdxc'-' L 1 H, nvfw P wgyj!-f3w0vJAAMfJ 5 J!ffQ A 'A - ,LQ 0. L PI' D . 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