Winslow High School - Periscope Yearbook (Winslow, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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It is the hope of the class of 1959 that, as you glance through the book in the years to come, you will re- capture those moments and the echoes will begin again. 3 DEDEDICATIO ....f-.- , - , - -. 9' EP. xc? ,, - . 55 f 9' 5' N- Wil 4 m.,fP3'u1:':,1A - Lzvigw, ., UC thn C :SS of 1959 do hcrnbx dulln lu thu wlumn of the PLFISLUIM t Chss IIIS lrnaltx and frlcndshnp h nn lddnd much to ilu hdppxmss of our 1115.11 school wars 4 Y . ', .WLM V , ,O MR. jonx D.XX'IlJSON, who has f.1L'IN.'f0llSlf gin-n his timc to the service of our PPRECIATIG For thelr guldance and encouragement we the Class of 19:9 do VV1Sh to show our apprec1at1on to Mr Norman Marcla 'Nhss Leona LePa e and M155 MR NORMAN MARCIA I 0' MISS IEONA LEPAGE if KM 5 Evelyn Grmdall MISS EVELYN GRIN DALL . . , I T . Q . A . g , . 24 f r fin , A My . xx I f v 1X4 yfggfhftflldigf lb jf 1 I ff J V! FACULTY 'XT I! 5 Tl ' HENRY TOMPKINS MISS LEONA LEPAGE MR JOHN S DAVIDSON Accountmg Instrumental Nluslc MR ROGER PROVENCHER Shorthand MR xx ALL TCT LAFOUNTAINI TVPIUB MR BEV DILLENBECK Problems of Dnmocracy BUSIUCSS Training Biology Buslnnss Trnnmg General Math CHICS Economic GLOg.,rTphx MRS JOIYCE NORTON Gcncral Sclcnce MR DOQALD MATHESOXI Enghs Miss EVELYR GRINDALL B 1 Semer COIQPOSIUOHE T EnSl15h Q Vllgrlil HISIOIX W MRS IRGI1 IA SW A T MR JXSON TIBBETT IR JOHX NH ISQN 3051 M Mft English Mcchamcal Drawing N Amcrlcan HISIOIX A CIVICS Zuni!! World Hlstory Rcnux Math Umbra ,ZQJ4 M., MR REGINALD COUGH MR FARVVELL SAVVIN MISS JOYCE CURTIS Algebra II Physlcs 2 Homc Economlcs MRS DOROTHY MORRISON Mgcbfa I IL, 3 NNW Gmfa' W' French MR ROBERT NIXOVM uss IE-XNNIXE LACONIBE Enghsh Phw S1081 EdUC8U0n Phw S1C3l Educauon Af- 08110 .5 K jj jyjjwf 'WTZQDMINISTRATIO 9 'E .1 '- f'-53, Gln. 35. wx 153' XX QD' -:L Supermtendent JOHN I HOUSTON 6 Prmupal REGINALD COUGH Hill E ' f R, ' N X - gl if xx ,, if I I 0 Y f' I I .- T ' R N ' 4 ' .5 ' h Q N K J ' ff . l X Y . ' . 7 T , QA ' . I I W , 5 , , . A I K r . 5 ' 1. . . I ' T Z 6 4 A L f , ' - ' - ! . 11 X1 I7 ,W Y , . , , W Ig , - I . ' . ' - . . h - T . f. RTA N I fl I, 'I Ol, 1 ' , ,T QAM ,-.,Ky Lflf' w ,5 , I kv I , l S fi X . 1 'I 0 ,., 2 ' ' I l 5 'f ab X 4 , . J ,.:'f' R I 5 ' lx if . l X R K- XX X , nn ' ff, ' .I ' 4' ' I st 1 , xp' , . . M 1 Q' I' IQ ,R N -jg. ' V ., .K . - L - 'wx .' . . Q as- f. lx f. .RENO-ih, ELV 5 X '? I X k..,.,. X ' J f ' '1 1 I X g ' W A I , I 'Q , 7 gpf I . O ' ' fy , lt' ' lb'- I Ll. 'lllll 1' ' - ' '21 ',-1' I' 'Y PERISCOPE BO RD CO-FDITORS Nancy Culpoyieh Billy Horne BOYS' SPORTS Ted Huard GIRLS' SPORTS Ardra Thurlow SENIOR IVRITIT-UPS Boys: David Audet Girls: jackie Davidson MUSIC Douglas Taylor ASSISTANTS Dick Fitzherbert .loyce Dugal Gary Glidden ,loan Pelotte Nlary Reny Glen Carter Ken Tardilf Fllen johnson Roland Dyer Priscilla Dumont Sandra Hood Martha Grindall Ifmily Richard Lueette Poulin Leonard Poulin Newell Smith Kay Homer Robert Cryan David Soehia Denton Ayers james Burns Sandra Grard FACULTY ADVISORS Xliss Grindall Klrs. Sweatt PHOTOGRAPHY Tony Culpovich BLSINFSS XIANAGER lohn IVitham ACTIVITIITS 8: CLUBS Betty Hussey ART Yvette Lafhnnce HITAD TYPIST Mary Frskine ASSISTANT HFAD TYPIST Muriel Dyer IUNIGR OPHGMCRE Iudy Erskine jim Brooks Ioan LeGofT jerrv Lemieux jane Thurlow Dick YVilliams Gracia Cook SENIGR Q- 1f 'f l.-f ' ,XS X gl Q N f J, cj 1 'Q' 2 'ft L LM fl 'F 'r 04, - 1 fo ff I f'2' A x N 1 D 151'-T if 7 'Y ED' 4' Aff J Q19 YS' It hardly seems that tour years ago ue an ere Freshmen lost ln the halls of XV H S To lead us through that first year we chose the following officers Douglas Tailor president Dayid Audet uce president Sandra Hood Secretary Brenda Hood treasurer Ixay Homer was the mnner of an Flectrical Contest sponsored by the Home Fconomlcs Class During thc spring of that year our class presented the Freshman Sptakmg Assembly Our Sophomore year was comparatiy ely quiet fVe elected the following as officers Bon Poulhot president Norm Ifortm yice president Sandra Hood secretary ackic Dnidson trtasurcr Fiye students from our class represented if lnslow at the 'Xfame Speech Festiyal Gary Glidden showed his fine acting ability in the Senior Play A large delegation from our class yy as represented in the All Ixennebec Music Festiy al YVhat a scramble ln our Iunlor year' Officers class rings, money making projects sports and music The officers mcluded john Belanger president Bill Horne XICC president Pat Powell secretary Yvette LaChance treasurer In the spring Bill Horne as sumed duties as president for the remainder of thc year How proud we were with the selection of our new class rings' Our classmates participated IH all sports act1y1t1es and some of the boys saw action in the State Basketball Tournament The Tumor band members will alyy ays remember the fabulous trip to New York City Our class sent the largest delegation in the history of this school to D1r10o Boys and Girls State Then came 1958-Seniors at last! To lead us during our final and most important year we elected the following officers: Bill Horne president' Leonard Poulin vice-president' Xvnttc. l.a- Chance secretary' Mary Erskine treasurer. This year has cer- tainly been a most exciting one! YVe were thrilled by our tremt nd- ous football team as they won their vs ay to thc lxenmbcc Valley Conference and State Championship titles. The ptrformancts of our truly fine band were also Greatly enjoytd. Tha class play with an all-Senior cast proved a trcmtndous succtss and was rattd one of the best Lver presented at XX inslow Hi 'li School. Although we look forward to tht futurt wt will ntytr forget the memories of our high school days. 10 I ..,, I ,ia 1 . , , 1 , Y .I ' 1 4 s lx V - ' 4, a 1 j.,'y-'aff' r ' a y , 1 M' y . . i . .' I f AA K 1 Y . . x . ' 1 ' - 1 1 Y . Y Y . . . . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 . . , . , ' , 7' - ' . - 1. 1 ' 1 , .' . , , . . 1, . , '.. ' . . 1. . 1 i 1 . 1 , . V 1. 4 H f . Y . v .fv 1 , X 1 - - if - . -, 5. f - Ji 1 , . 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'- xllrwtl 3: Varsity Basketball . 60 5 3A VV 5 Student Government 1, , 45 St.te tg 'nt Council 35 Safety Club 45 Stamp Club l, 25 Vice-president 15 Secretary- Treasurer 25 Future Teachers Club 35 Razzle Dazzle 3, Assemblies 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Christ- mas Assembly 2, 3. 45 Class Vice-president 15 Honor Iloll l, 2, 3, 45 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Periscope Board 2, 3, 4. Dave has been noted throughout his high school days as being just about the most studious boy in the class of I959. This student of our class has received honor-roll rank during all four years of high school. Becau ave is so con- scientious, it is hs at he will be a gre t suce- s ' ' at mpts. 2' pwi, new f .f - 1 -' 7 ' JJ alan 'Y' yd' fdf f 'f jun A I 1 fill el: A ISIN- rf fi af if 0' ' Ml NZ7- df yffffnlzx N C. Mans, Jn. I Denny ' . tamp Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-president 2, 35 0 ,U DFNTON AYERS, IR. in :2 5 n 5353- if 1-,'l-. , LOIS BRAGDON Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Denny is one of the quietcst boys in our class. He has always been known to work hard, es- pecially in the Stamp Club. XVith his quiet ways and determination, we are sure that he will secure his ambition. WARREN N. BERNATCHEZ Buzzer Safety Club 3, 4. Peel it. That is YVarren's favorite war cry. Our class hot rod can be heard for miles away. Maybe to everyone's surprise, Warren will be- come head of the Highway Safety Council of Maine. Happy driving! LOIS BRAGDON Lois Raiderville News 3, 45 Safety Club 3, 4. Lois, the quiet type, is a familiar figure in the home economics window at noon time. YVho's the first one in the lihrary in the morning??? Lois, of course, catching up on her previous night's homework. Good luck, Lois. ,- ' Q 4:f'fTgfA JAMES BURNS ' ..Iimmie,, J' dent 2 3 Jimmie, a quiet type of fellow, rarely his thoughtsg but when he does, wow! H s ing ability will probably bring him great Track 35 Relays 25 Stamp Club 1, 2, 36,42 1 1 1 'Wu' DAVID AUDET 1-ve' 1' .. - ' Q . Ae. WARREN BERNATCHEZ JAMES BURNS A3- -Q' av' cf - GLENDON CARTER up ANTHONY CULPOVICH IACQUELINE DAVIDSON GLENDON w. CARTER X Pudgy i Fairfiel High School 1, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, L' asketball 1, I. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Ba kit Il 2, Track 1, Relays 1, Saferv Club '57, , ,' jV1' Club 3, 4, Class President 1, Periscope 3 T, Board 4. , A 7 L Ever .ready ml willing to help is Pudgv. From running r 'nds for Miss LePage to kicking the pig skin, dgv is always at hand. VVho knows. some day Glen may be a business executive. ROBERT CRYAN Bob Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity VV 3. The big boy of 59 trudges through his classes, therel. is no a II ' ' but boy on that football end to his achievements. His b ty may earn him a berth with a team. Good luck, Bob! pfiyrn Y 1. 273 4, B10 Pl , Razzle Boys' tate, Peri- interests. He is orchestra, and a guy! Keep up the NANCY I. CULPOVICH rfNanCyry Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee 1, 2, Kennebec Valley Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Composite Band 2, Composite Orchestra 3, After School Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorary Soccer Team 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, I. V. Basketball I, 2, Numerals 2, Varsity VV 3, State of Maine M 3, O 8: B 3, 4, Vice-president 4, F. H. A. 1, Student Government 1, 4, Bio-Chi-Sci 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, Vice-president 2, President 3, Science Fair 2, 3, Freshman Assembly 1, Future Teachers 3, Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Razzle Dazzle 1, Senior Play 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Merit Awards 1, 3, Periscope Board 2, 3, 4, Co-editor-in-chief 4, D. A. R. Good Citizen- ship Award 4. Nancy, our class intellect, has received the high- est rank possible throughout her high school years. Her winning smile has gained her many friends among her classmates and teachers. If Nancy's future resembles her successful school years, there will be no end to her happiness. IACQUELINE DAVIDSON Iackie Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- president 4, Kennebec Valley Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Band I, 2, 3, 4, Composite Band 2, Composite Orchestra 3, XYoodwind Quintet 4: After School Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorarv Field Hockey Team 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4: J. Y, Basketball l, 2: Numerals 2: VVinsl0w NYU 3: State of 'Nlaine Ni 4: Play Day 2: O 8 B 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4: F. H. A. 1: Songleader 1: Honor fornmissirmn 4, BioAChi-Sci Club 2: Sci- ence lfair 2: librarian 2: Future Teachers Club 3: Razzle Dazzle 1, 3, Freshman Assembly 1, Christ- mas Assembly 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Periscope Board 3, 4. Ha! Ha! Ha! Yes, Iackie is at it again. Her little giggle is heard simultaneouslv throughout classes and in the corridors. Her winning smile and pleasing personality have always won her victory in all her school activities. ',J.gr,, 11' R Seniors ROBERT CRYAN NANCY CULPOVICH J-X Q lava' yvf 71 sf VN 11 f .1 ,l b L-U' AVYVVLLL 1 ww 113 Lv L ' 1 L' 'F' R fl ,ef 1 . -f ,J ,S f - . is . '59 J BARRY DOLLEY PRISCILLA DUNIONT RODNEY DENNIS Chief Football 1, 2: Baseball 25 Track 1, 25 Relays 25 Safety Club 3, 4. Chief, our class warrior, is always cutting up in the back of the room. XVho knows, his gift for conversation might earn him the position of a famous orator. How! How? BARRY DOLLEY HBHUY., Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Relays 25 I. V. Baseball 15 Teachers Club 3, 45 WV Club 3, 45 Vice-president 45 Award in Ford Motor In- dustrial Arts Fair 2. VVho is the familiar person in shop? Barry, of course. By the time Barry graduates, his future home will be furnished. If Barry continues to work as inclustriously as he has worked during school, his achievement is only a thought away. JOYCE DUGAL NIO!! Glce Club 15 After School Sports 1, 2, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Captain 45 I. V. Basketball 15 Class Numerals 35 Play Day 15 O 8: B Club 4: F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Songleader 3, 45 Raider- ville News 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 35 Dancing Club 35 Periscope Board 4. She's sweet and she's cute and what a basketball player our lo has proved to bc. Her long shots have brought many a victory this year to our team. Good luek, lo. PRISCILLA ANNE DUMONT Pris Band l, 2, 3, 45 Kennebec Valley Band 35 Raiderville News 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 25 Safety Club 45 Senior Play 45 Assembly 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary to Guidance Director 35 Periscope Board 4. Pris is known for her quiet, reserved disposition. But don't underestimate her abilities, because she has a fine singing voice and does a good job at playing clarinet in the band. Good luck, Pris. EVA DUNHAM ..Eva,, F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Third Vice-president 35 Par- liamentarian 45 Raiderville News 3, 45 Swimming Club 2, 35 Bowling Club 2. Eva, in her jolly way, always has a friendly smile for everyone. Because of her interest in the F. H. A. Club, we know Eva will be an excellent future homemaker of America. Best wishes for a happy life. 13 ' 'x 'Q xg, N . RODNEY DENNIS 28 IOYCE DUGAL N ,Q 6 'K' EVA DUNHAM M URIEL DYER MARY ERSKINE 0 Q' A ini tv NOR MAN FORTIN fri' kj .y ,Liv , lf' J . .MUIHEL weft Al' 'J 144 any - Q-, l Cl l5 F. H. . 1, 2, ,3,, 45 S tary 45 gedj ube! I . Cl becre I V tate C venti '45 Bow u .15 . . -Clieerlyeazer Zocixarsity eerleagqvf 45 Razzle IQ' Dazglle 1, 5 honor R 1, ,2, , 45 yr-iscom 'r 4. ,j V A ou I iurie ' a s,mall'!girl, o on ould ever o it, ca ,yvhenev is und, ,yptf hear p enty'folmTHoise. e ha ed her .Way throu the t 'Ga gh ool. With pn her t e a 'i ' ays, she will IQ' 'e Batfte assured. W, J if Y ROLAND DYER C' tu-I-igern Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Kennebec Valley Band 3, 45 All-State Orchestra 35 Dirigo Boys' State Band 35 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 German Band 35 Swing Band 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Varsity W 25 Relays 2, 3, 45 New England Interschol- astic Indoor Track Meet 35 Raiderville News 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 XV Club 35 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Periscope Board 4. Drums! Track! Art! That's our Roland. When you see the initials R. D. on a painting in the Metropolitan Museum of Fine Arts, you'll know another S9'er has left his mark. MARY ERSKINE uMaryrr Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Executive Board 25 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Kennebec Val- ley Orchestra 2, 35 After School Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 I. V. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class Numerals 15 School VV 25 State of Maine M , 35 State of Maine Pin 45 O 8: B Club 3, 45 President 45 Raiderville News 2, 3, 45 Editor-in-chief 45 Swimming Club l, 35 Bowling Club 25 Student Government 1, 3, 45 Honor Commission 2: State Student Council 3, 45 Safety Club 3, 45 Bio-Chi-Sci 1, 25 Debating 2, 35 Bowdoin Forum 25 Maine Speech Festival 2: Senior Play 45 Class Treasurer 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Assemblies 1, 2, 45 Merit Awards 1, 2, 35 D. A. R. American History Award 35 Dirigo Girls' State 35 Periseope Board 2, 3, 4. Mary is the class worker. She has been in many clubs, and held a class office. Dependability is one of Mary's most proven characteristics. To express one's opinion is one of Mary's by-laws, especially in P. D. class. Since she is used to hard work and responsibility, Mary will surely be a success at whatever she attempts. RICHARD FITZHERBERT Dick Band l, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 I. V. Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Varsity VV 25 Cross Country 25 Student Govern- ment 25 Bio-Chi-Sci 1, 25 Senior Play 45 VV Club 3, 45 Honor Roll l5 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Periscope Board 4. Strike three! Another strike-out for Dickie. His great pitching ability might certainly earn him a berth on any pro-pitching staff. llappy pitch- ing from all your classmates. NORMAN FORTIN Bunion Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 4: Varsity W 35 I. V. Baseball 15 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Government 2, 3, 45 Governor 45 State Student Council 35 Safety Club 3, 45 Chairman 3, 45 XV Club 3, 45 Photography Club I5 Danc- ing Club 35 Class Vice-president 25 Dirigo Boys' State 3. Safety first is Norman's slogan, as he has been an active member of the school safety club. Quite an honor was bestowed on Norman when he was elected our Governor. Not satisfied with just these accomplishments, he was a co-captain as well as a fine football player. Keep up the good work, Norman! Seniors N 1. .ry -I if 7790 HR ROLAND DYER .W ., ,. ,,fi.,1g4,f Qu , qi RICHARD FITZHERBERT A ML 1 QW t ,MU f 'M 'FIM' Vim Q Ui L if xv ' , JM4' M46 WMA jf lg 1- ' wifi , 5 W '44, rf fllff' A V ff FREDA GAGNON Freda Glee Club 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Raiderville News 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling Club 3, 45 Delta Kappa 45 Safety Club 3, 45 Razzle Dazzle 15 Honor Roll 3. For goodness sakes, never say anything funny when Freda is around! The reason is that giggles just seem to burst forth from her. Her jolly ways will bring her untold happiness. GARY GLIDDEN Hcaryli Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 25 I. V. Basketball 35 Varsity Baseball Manager 35 Student Government 1, 2, 35 State Student Council 45 Delta Kappa 45 Safety Club 45 Senior Play 2, 45 One Act Play 35 Maine Speech Festival 2, 35 Tri Speech Con- test l5 Flag Bearer 3. The year is 1965. Before you appears Gary's name in lights. Yes, this is certainly our Gary, the excellent actor and speaker of our class. He will always be remembered for his wonderful personality. ff, X 17 WILLIAM H. GIRARD Q Tonto L ,K ff' Band Manager 45 I. V. Basketball 15 Track 1,5 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Cofaptain 45 Varsity W 45 Delta Kappa 45 Safety Club 3,rf One Act Play Manager 35 Razzle Dazzle 3, 4. Oh, Petey, boy, you do say the funniest things, was said to Bill in the Senior Play. It certainly 45 Bio-Chi-Sci 15 Senior Play 45 W Club 3, MW 1 W fits Bill in real life, for he is alwavs joking. His ,HA mana 'ng ability in the band shows us how 81 ' ' ' well he will manage his future affairs. Q! 0 I SANDRA GRARD Sandy Raiderville News l, 2, 3, 45 Delta Kappa 3, 45 President 45 Safety Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Maine Speech Festival 2, 35 Freshman Assembly 15 Honor Roll I5 Merit Award 1. Sandra has been known throughout her school years for her wonderful speaking and writing abilitv. An actress? An author? What will it be? YVhatever she chooses, Sandra will be sure to do a good job. J FRANCIS GREGORY ..Greg.. Safety Club 3, 4. Girls, are you looking for a tease? Franny is your boy! From Franny's lively ways at school, we all know his future will be very exciting. x N J J J J bl L X X fxll flr U 'r MARTHA GRINDALL 4 ff MARTHA GRINDALL Marty Band 1, 2, 3, K. V. Band 3: Girls Basketball Manager 3, 4, Class Numerals 39 O 8 B Club 4: F. H. A. 2, 3g Parliamentarian 21 Swimming Club 3. 4: Bowling Club 3, 49 Archery Club 35 Safety Club 4, Razzle Dazzle 39 Senior Play 43 Periscope Board 4. Martha is a firm believer in equal rights for wom' en and has proyen it many times in P. D. class this year. Martha is generally known as a quiet girl, but as always there are exceptions to the rule. If you work as hard as you have in high school, Martha, your life will be nothing but sunshine. RAYMOND HACHEY Mon-oncle Movie Projector Operator 35 Office Boy 4. Is there any one absent today? This is Ray's popular question as office boy. You neyer know what this office practice may bring to Ray. Happy future. WILLIAM R. HAPVVORTH ..Hap,, Football lg Track 1, 25 Relays 2g Safety Club 3, 4. You may think Pea Soup is food, but in the class of 59 this expression means Bill. Keep your happy, jo y ways fland you will always haye carloads '-fri' , F WI, , 'fy GJ , f . if fl by M4 3 . , , V I ff xv' sf WC! WILLIAM HAPVVORTH f I- - ' MV,Jf!.' I WA- IR V Q' THELMA HASKELL 3-l ohnn fl 65 e tele JSIUD IS turned on. X ' ' f X ' Bgur wrestling? Gorgeous I n course.j 1 ith' his manly Ways and drive, anjlf ng is witlri-A Iohn's xleacjh. ' A s' Ist' 't ,Xlg Football 2, 3g jx l Wu Wes a 1 I , 'i, : 'xBoy.4. if 1ft11,,gljl 11 v THELMA I.. HASKELL Thel Raideryille News lg Safety Club 3, 49 Dancing Club 3, I. V. Cheerleader l. Lively! That's Thelma for you. Those jokes- YYowl Always expect a laugh when you meet Thelma. Her happy-go-lucky disposition will al- ways be remembered. 16 WRX .U J' a . J, iq ' x . www S 'fl J A M ' np gk Ml lf i H 'Sf A - ' t ,JN HA -fa Ie I. f 11 .4 RAYMOND HACHEY IOHN HASKELL, IR. 2 '59 SANDRA HOOD 95' KAY HONIER iiKayn Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Nlajorette 1, 2, 35 Drum Major- ette 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Kennebec Valley Orchestra Z. 3, 45 Kennebec Valley Chorus 1: Composite Band 25 Composite Orchestra 35 Composite Chorus 15 Quintet 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 35 F. H. A. 15 Raiderville News 45 Delta Kappa 45 Senior Plav 45 Razzle Dazzle l, 35 Freshman Assembly 15 Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Peris- cope Board 4. A real panic! What a blast! Sian, I dig that jan. All these are common expressions of the ever- bubbling, full-of-life Kay. She certainly has proven herself a fine musician by her oboe playing and her pleasant singing voice. Keep smiling, Kay. SANDRA A. HOOD Sandy Glec Club 15 F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Ra7zle Da77le 2, 35 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 I. V. Cheerleader 25 Class Secretary 2, 35 Class Marshal 35 Peris- eope Board 4. Sandra is known as one of the neatest girls in the class. One could never find Sandra other than an orderly, quiet, girl, except if one attended a ball game where Sandra must let all her steam off shouting the cheers at the top of her lungs. Keep your quiet ladv-like ways and you will surely have a wonderful life. 5 , v WILLIAM HORNE, JR. - ' Billf'- Band 15 Football- 2, 35 I. H. Football 15 J. V. Basketball 1,225 Basketball 3, 45'j. V. Baseball 1, 2: Student Government 1, 3, 45 State Student Council' 35 Bio-Chi-Sci 1, 25 Future Teachers Club 35 HW Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Assemblies 1, 3, 45 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Class Vice-president 35 Class President 45 Honor Roll 15 Periseope Board 2, 3, 45 Co-editor 4. Willie, our ace quarterback was the brains be- hind our championship team this year. Being active throughout his high-school years, he has made many friends. Quite a boy, XVilliam Horne! X x ,J L .al Y is All . 7 v Q wg yk , bn DAXID J. HLARD N 1 ,fi .' I Hurd I' i ' .l . - - . 7 Bancxjfi 'ln Band 4: ll. X. I-ootball l. 25 X. LM l:Eett4L,.l5 fla Numeral 25 l. Y. Basketball l. 2. J '3 3 DLI Lt li 4 a n T5 C - 'abt in .5 -ta Kappa 45 Sat' 5' Clu 5 Seilrior lg 5 O e Ac! Plays 2, 35 Assemblies l. 231 A ho, is Mr. Shovv Business of 59 ? Dave for ftsurel His excellent singing and fine acting ability Jwill be m ere y all ' classmates. Perry andy? e co es a 59'e I sf Qi. bf' f' 1' . ' DAVID HUARD ,v Vf 103 TI,i'EOD 5 ' RD -1 Rf' J., I fl-, Ted .mv Q-J'Varsiti' Fpdiball l, 3, Co-c tain ,515 I. Y. .h X ld Basilfgt l,L'l5t-,Vai ty 'tba 2, 3, '45 Track ' f ' ' '4' C6155 nilntrv Varsity WV 2' - 1 v A ez .1 og lla 5'Clu34H R01 ass F ear r 3 e scope B 93901 lL0r . 0 1r 5 Run Darzlcs V' Crox' ' evver Victory, X inslow's Huard Ajgrrages Points amen. s, Teddy is really fd VVonke Happy ecord breaking. JB 0 . 2, , y I I , I r Y xy afvuI3I4f '5b.5 ll. - Q X 9 E B 3 P - d 3, 4. .dh -2 V494 if' Refadjt Puyd -smashes State In rf ru QXG If Q '-J J ju 2 Jul' sf ery it Q D xg 1 7 I ! ? .ln , '31 'a 5. ' J .. ' , 7' Lg Q Vi' i l . IfI.lZ.-XBKTII IILSSIZY ELIZXII l'fTH I. HCSSFY Batty Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchcstra 1, 2, 3, 4: K1-nnt'ht'c Yallci' Urchcstra 3, 4' .-lftcr School Sports I, 2. 3, 4: I. Y. Baskctlmall I. 2, 3, Class Nunn-rals 2: School I.L'ttc'r 4: Play' Dai' 2: llaidt'rxillt' Nurs Club 3, 4: Swimming Club I: Studcnt Cowrn- ment Sccrctary 4: llonor CIOITIIIIISSIOII I, 3: Dulta Kappa 4: Safcti' Cluli 3, 4: Senior Illai 4: Razzle Dazzle 3: lfrcshman flssumlmly' 1: lloz-or Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Dirigo Girls' Statt' 3: Pcriscopt- Board 4. Seniors Botti' is always on tht' go. Sho nun-r scwms to stop, hut lwcps lJllllIl'Il around tht' school, Ilcsidvs lacing an active musician, sht' also showvd th'- Class hor acting sltill in tht- Svnior Play this yvar. Happy acl'1ic-u'n1t'nts. Ilcttyl FIIIQY I. IOIINSON Ellie Band I, 2, 3, 4: Ilaidt'rxillt' News Cluh 2. 3: Safvty' C'luh 4: Scnior Play 4: llonor lloll I, 2, 3, 4: Pcriscopt' Board. From singing Ton Thousand Swt'dt's on thn- hand trips to lcnding a hulping hand with all Class aflairs, Fllit' alwais is rvady to laugh and add somc good Swedish humor to whatvvcr is going on. Bi' kct-ping this humor, wc arc surt' that Iillic will always haw plenty' of friends. 'I YVETT4 C. Ht ANC 1 ' rf 'Vct U 7 f .' cr . Mol ts , ,I3, 4: onoraryl Soccvr ELLEN IOHNSON 1' X cam ', 3, ,ligqgo I, II 'cy cam 2, 4: L J. V askt alllg, Nl 'rals .: V rsity X ' 3: I ' L, 1' 4 t lin ' : it Stat' of X .inc .t'tt' 4: tt' rf .I1 1 4 Elo Day '2: .O Sa 3, llaiglf' 'il L' We s l, fx , , lnininglJCl,uh , 4: Bow 4' Cluli 2 . 3: , ntkin Gott-rnnicn -V: St ' Qtu nt Council L 1 ' 4 'Q 1114: Sa 'ty C 11,1 - 'outh High- . ifcrci 'c'Nl: -ta 'glib 3: Scnior lax : Ia' L' Spa chf tivali , Ilazllt' alllc . : '. 't-r cz 'arsitv .hot-rlcadcr , , 4: ll, 'I ss Tr isurcr I 3 .ass St'ct'ctarv,4: ono oll I gk? 4' P co Roar 4' ,LE , aim ha nngs cont 1 ts prox Wm com cl letra ss mt L'T t zt go ' . X I . nga as su v hc A in ' t- . YYIiTTIf I,.XClI.'lNCIi L' c. n ahlf 'ht' adcr an a co ish . cial studs' a QI' 1' 1: ' Y U t 'n 1 'l ' '. ' ' ' C of g V FLIL llxdust .utonmiwjishmd ll r x Yictltc Zagwsiircli ook to a rich, full life. W fl ' lj 'IJ L rn 1 ul, 5 -f Cumoit n. 1.xr1,.xxmI5 ' K3 4' l.a-l l2lIIIFl'lL I11L'H Ilaidvriillt Nuws I. 2: Stamp Club I, 2. Klan. dig that waxy hlacla hair. Ycs, most girls spot this t'lIiIl'-ICILTISIIL' ot larroll uhcn lit' wallts down tht- hall. Swt-ct sticccss, Carroll. Cf Ill.O I IITXNNI-' IlfY,XSSIiL'II K , H I X IUHH lt'annL ' Glu' fluli I: I. ll. X. I: llaitlrriillt' Nuts 3. -ll Safe-tx Club 3, 4: llafllt' Dllllll' 3. Amont' for a ganu' ol' cards? This is a popular out-stion ol -Ivannt mt-rx noon hour. Xlith In-r socialmlt' wats and lrivmlli manncr, lcannc will han- an t-njoialmlm' luturc. IINNXI' I I-'YXSSITUII '59 H ,QQ EVERETT ALAN MCLEAN pu 'F' MARLENE ANN MITCHELL STANLEY R. NIESERVE iistann Waterville Senior High School 1, 21 Basketball 4. Stan, the man, has shown his athletic ability as a member of our hoop team. Best of luck in any field you may choose, Stanley. EVERETT ALAN MCLEAN ..Big Ev., I. V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 49 Varsity VV 45 HIV Club 3, 4. Big Ev, with his great work in the line, was a great factor in our acquiring the state champion- ship. His great physique will always be admired. KENNETH R. MICHAUD liMiChl1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Kennebec Valley Orchestra 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 2, 3, 43 Swing Band 49 Boys' Chorus 39 I. V. Basketball 1, 23 Track 2, 3g Varsity W 2, Delta Kappa 45 Bio-Chi-Sci 23 Senior Play 2, 45 VV Club 49 Photography Club 1, 2, Dancing Club 3, Razzle Dazzle 3, Christmas Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Assem- blies 2, 3, 4. Honk! Honk! No, it's not a car. It's Kenny blast- ing on his sax. Ken has always been noted for his music, his acting, and his running ability. Keep up the good work, Ken. MARLENE ANN MITCHELL Marlene F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Club 35 Merit for Improvement Award 2. Marlene, a faithful member of the F. H. A., will alwavs be remembered for her worthwhile con- tributions to the club. With her conservative viewpoint, Marlene will certainly be a success in li e. WILFRED A. PATNAUDE Fred Band l, 2g I. V. Football 35 I. H. Football lg I. V. Baseball 1, 2g Varsity Baseball 3: Safety Club 3, 4g Merit for Improvement Award 3. Fred is known by his classmates for his dual behavior patterns. I-Ie's quiet in P. D.g but he's quite a riot in Geography, we hear. We hope all you do will bring you victory. 19 A ini! 1 STAINLEY R XIESERVE ,gil f KENNETH R MICHAUD WILFRED A. PATNAUDE ARTHUR PELLERIN JOAN PELOTTE +5 -Z- x. LEONARD POL'LIN ARTHUR P. PELLERIN uArtn 0 J. H. Football 15 I. V. Football 35 Varsity Foot- ball 3, 45 Class Numerals 15 Varsity VV 35 I. H. Basketball 15 I. H. Baseball 15 One Act Play 25 Senior Play 45 Safety Club 3, 4. Did Mr. Sanford dood the murder? This was what the audience was asking during the play. Arthur, Mr. Sanford, showed his acting ability by portraying this character very well. Happy acting. ROBERT PELLETIER ..B0b.. Industrial Art Contest 2. Bob will always be remembered for his great workmanship in shop. His great efforts were rewarded by first place in the state shop con- VHtgst,,Best of luck, Bob. D ff? vvvnuf . V,',1-1.1, aff ff-. t ' jffvf' ,,, .- . '. ' Y . Z1 'T-f I gfv?'LC'6 1 iicficki . Ljfgtffy fs- l. , 2 ,fe ..-f eww Q f 'W' ,fi if JOAN PELOTTE uloann Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Kennebec Valley Band l. 2, 3. 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Raiderville News 3, 45 Safety Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Razzle Dazzle 15 As- semblies 15 Debating Club 25 Bowdoin Forum 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' State 35 Class Mar- shal 35 Periscope Board 4. Full of laughter, full of fun, Ioan is a constant joy to everyone. We will always remember joan for her outstanding musical ability. Happy career for you, Ioan. IEANNINE MARY PLOURDE Jeannine Raideryille News 15 Safety Club 3, 4. Jeannine, mixing among her classmates. has truly been a wonderful friend to all. Bubbling with laughter, she'll never let her liabilities ex- ceed her assets. Best of luck. Teannine. LEONARD DOUGLAS POULIN Doug Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 35 Raiderville News 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety Club 3, 45 Executive Committee Member 3. 4: W Club 3, 45 Secretary 45 Photography Club l, 2: Dance 7 A J Club 35 Class lice-president 4: Merit for Im provement Award 2: Office Boy 3. 4. Doug has shown his leadership by being elected the class vice-president. He has been a great asset to the school bv never refusing to help whenever a task needed to be accomplished. Best of luck in any and all your future attempts. zo 5 Seniors ROBERT PELLETIER ,JE-VN N UNE PLOT. RDI 1 -5 ,lj .qffl fl 4 f X ,L ' .1 ' , X. if 1 5 I A ,mf-V' f- if-ifffwjftkj f Q! Y 5 aw-ff -f 5 QXJ, LUCETTE T. POULIN . Lu 1' . ff, L Mount Merici Academy 15 After School Sports fQ,D1,'- 1, 2, 35 Honorary Soccer Team 35 Honorary 'M . ,z I. Hockey Team 35 Class Numerals 35 F. H. A. 25 ry, 1 O 8: B Club 45 Raiderville News 3, 45 Swimming fl' J -f , , I, N X Club 35 Bowling Club 35 Safety Club 3, 45 Stamp of Club 35 Secretarv-Treasurer 35 Razzle Dazzle 35 74674 RONALD POULLIOT -Ik lg, ' 'ff 5, 'EQ' .11 L I f MARY .ARENY ff? C -.mmm Jgfwwfx 5 u l ff fn gf! X, .1 . ,NSR N J. 'Vai I' -' Ox rs 1 A +V Xxx yfv will W 'Nj 1 r ' X . , 'X muy: im eel - N 'U ' J Periscope Board 4. Lu is our cute little French girl. She has shown her abilitv in the art of printing, especially at meeting the deadline of our school newspaper. Her cute little accent has amused us throughout the years. Sweet success to our little French girl. RONALD P. POULLIOT lIR0nH I. V. Football 1, 25 I. V. Letter 15 Class Numer- als 15 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-captain 45 Varsity W I5 I. V. Basketball 1, 25 I. V. Base- ball 1, 25 Student Government 2, 35 Safetv Club 3, 45 Executive Committee Member 3, 45 W Club 3, 45 President 45 Assemblies 2, 3, 45 Razzle Dazzle 35 Class President 2. Ronnie has shown great sportsmanship both in football and hunting. His leadership was evident when as co-captain of our football team he led our team to a state championship. Keep up the good sportsmanship, Ronnie. PATRICIA A. POWELL Pie Pee Glee Club l, 25 After School Sports 2, 3, 45 I. V. Basketball 3, 45 O Sr B Club 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Raiderville News 1, 25 Bowling Club 3, 45 ,Delta Kappa 35 Safetv Club 45 I. V. Cheer- leader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Head Cheer- leader 45 Class Secretary 2. Hep! Hep! is a familiar cry of Pat, mainly be- cause she was our head cheerleader of 1959. Pat has worked hard in all our class activities. With her leadership ability Pat will surely have a profitable future. MARY L. RENY HMary7l Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 25 After School Sports 1, 25 I. V. Basketball 1, 2, 45 Numerals 45 F. H. A. l, 2, 35 Historian 15 Treasurer 25 F. H. A. Convention 45 Senior Plav 45 Christ- mas Assemblies 1, 2, 35 Razzle Dazzle l, 35 Periscope Board 4. Dinah could easily become Marv's name this year after portraying the lead in the senior play. Mary has been one of the most active girls in our class. Because of the talent that she has shown in assemblies and plavs, Mary should look forward to a full and exciting life. M. EMILY RICHARD aElni1yn Kennebec Valley Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 All-State Chorus 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Treasurer 35 Raiderville News 35 Safety Club 45 Senior Play 45 Razzle Dazzle 35 Christmas Assembly l, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Periscope Board 4. What a pleasure it has been to listen to Emily's fine voice. All through her high school years she has been very active in all vocal units. Who knows, some day she may be a well-known singer. 21 LUCETTE POULIN PATRICIA POWELL ,ff EMILY RICHARD 4:3 . A f-2 S' ' i Qu. , 6, f i w e tfil A S it 'ta - 255 ,Q , . 5 K-4 . W 54,4 V g ' Q X, 1 L ' in sf ,Y Q ,x can Z 5 Fir f - ,' I5 THOMAS F. RICHARDS MARGARET C. ROY SADIE L. SHIBLEY N THOMAS F. RICHARDS Tommy Warren High School l, 2: Safety Club 3, 4: Razzle Dazzle 3: Varsity Basketball 1, 2g Varsity Baseball 1, 23 Cross Country 1, 29 Varsity XV 1. IVho will be the last senior to march through the door on graduation night? Tommy is the one. Tommy, with his great height, is looked up to by everyone here at YV. H. S. Happy sky scraping. MARY CARMELLIA ROY Bunny Kennebec Valley Chorus 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 39 After School Sports 3, 4g Swimming Club 3, 44 Dancing Club 35 Referees Club 3, 4: Class Numerals 35 F. H. A. 1, 4g Raidcrville News 3, 45 Christmas Assemblies 1, 2, 33 Razzle Dazzle l, 3. YVhen you think you hear Dinah Shore singing, you'rc wrong. It is only Bunny exercising her vocal cords. VVL' are sure that Bunny will be able to manage all her aHairs in life. MARGARET C. ROY Margie Raiderville News 2. Marge, our shy classmate, is about the only quiet student in Problems of Democracy class. VVe wish Margaret the best in whatever she attempts. DIANE 1. SALMOND UD., Glcc Club 3g Raiderville News 4, Senior Play 43 Swimming Club 4g Safety Club 4. Who is our champion bowler and great swimmer? Diane is, of course. Olympic swimmers, WHICIW out! SADIE L. SHIBLEY ushortyn Lawrence High School l, 2: Bowling Club 4g Safety Club 4: Senior Play 4. Short Sadie is one of the luckiest girls in our class. VVhy? Because she has two classes with Mr. I.aFountain. Her amiable disposition will win her many friends all through her life. 22 Seniors MARY CARMELLIA ROY N DIANE I. SALMOND '59 Bi ,-of 1-qv NEWELL N. SMITH ALICE STEWART BARBARA R. SHIRLEY .iBarb., Sacred Heart Academy 1, 2, Glee Club 3g Basket- ball Zg Christmas Assembly 1. Barbara is a new comer to our class. Do you want to hear a cute joke? Barbie's the one to see. Keep busy and you will succeed in life, Barbara. NEYVELL N. SMITH Hslhitfyn Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 I.V. Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 44 I.V. Baseball lg Varsity XV 39 Safety Club 3, 43 Bio-Chi-Sci 1, 2, VV Club 3, 4, Archery Club 35 Razzle Dazzle 39 Dirigo Boys' State 33 Periscope Board 4. The year is 1965. A town meeting finds Smitty voting against-well, whatever is up for consider- ation, for Smitty loves to oppose any and all issues. Keep your wonderful smile and there will be no limit to your number of friends. DAVID SOCHIA nsochn I.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3g I.V. Basket- ball 23 Safety Club 3, 4. David, have you learned the time school starts, yet? It's hard to believe when you are seen trodd- ing through the door at nine o'clock. Although you have been late to school many, many times, wclkgiow you will be prompt in all other things in le. ALICE STEWART Alice Gardiner High School 1. When you imagine you see a pot of gold ap- proaching you, it is really Alice's sparkling blonde hair. Her lovely personality will be a wonderful asset throughout her life. M KENNETH TARDIFF n4Ken1v 1.V. Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball I.V. Base- ball 1, 2g Class Numerals 1, V rsity aseball 3, 45 Safety fllub 3, 45 Razzle le ' Honor Ro 1 ' eriscope Board 4 To L not to be t at ts, Tardi eallw gave Shakes e e wo outxthis mome we l f x- X ll , , - h ' e e ' ns Y- year. ' ce Kwas ever let s p n a dull .A , 0 hi if wi ul bex Xcite t. ' fx - I r X xx 332, 91 mf' QU K K' X' 'C XG K I ' I ' f ,F U vi 3 JNXJ 'lilefsariftl 42 Fo .gk .,.. ,. BARBARA R. SHIRLEY Q DAVID SOCHIA KENNETH TARDIFF Board 4. K DOUGLAS N. TAYLOR 3 is Y '37 Doug Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 President 45 Ex- 211 ecutive Committee 35 Kennebec Valley Band 2, X 3, 45 All-State Band 3, 45 Dirigo Boys' State German Band 35 Swing Band 45 Raidervillc News 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Government 1, 2, 45 Area Student Council 25 Honor Commission 35 Safety Club 3, 45 Executive Committee Member 3, 45 Bio-Chi-Sci 1, 2, 3. 45 Reporter 35 Vice- president -15 Science Fair 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers Club 35 Senior Play 45 Debate Club 3, 45 Bowdoin Forum 35 Blaine Speech Festival 25 Class Presi- dent 15 Honor Roll 1, 35 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Razzle Dazzle 1. 35 Assembly Club 25 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Assembly 2, 3, 45 Freshman Speaking Assembly 15 French Club 45 Vice-pres- ident 45 Periseope Board 3, 4. Rah! Rah! Rah! In defeat or victory Doug has never lost his undying school spirit! Doug has proven to be the most spirited musician XV.H.S. has ever had. VVith this great background, how can he help but be a success? Band 35 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Director 2, 3, 45 L ARDRA A. THURLOW Ardra Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Majorette 2, 3, 45 Head Majorette 45 State Twirling Contest 3, 45 Kennebec Valley Band 3, 45 After School Sports 2, 3, 45 Honorary Soccer 2, 35 Honorary Hockey 35 I.V. Basketball 2, 35 Class Numerals 25 Varsity NV 35 Varsity Basketball 45 O 8: B Club 3, 45 Bio-Chi-Sci 1, 25 Assemblies 3, 45 Razzle Dazzle 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Periscope Board 4. Here comes Ardra, our class head twirler, strut- ting down the street. Ardra has been an active member of the band throughout her high school years. Since Ardra is such a good listener, she will have no trouble finding happiness in her life. , f , V V I mom THURLOW ff' M ?tA'WSV,v'b L 5 1 ' lf!! by s A, If . , 5 5 ,ff M A A if ,ff A 1 u ,VL My 1 HN WITHAM X, I ulohnnyu J I5 Varsity Base a , 5 Varsity VV ' enior Play 45 Safety Club 3, 45 Executive I i J. V.. tball 1, 25 I.V. Bask tball 1, 2, 35 I.V. ppl asgnllilj ' b 11 ea 4 ommittee 3, 45 Razzle Dazzle 35 Periscope Ads, ads, and more ads! Yes, poor John really has helped make our Periscope a success by securing the much needed ads. His excellent salesmanship ability will give him outstanding achievement in any field of business. 24 3 Z bi 1 'V' '11 -' n 5 A f ' if X t ,. X ' 1 6 li , , L .wif I... Iacqueline Davidson Nancy Culpovich David Audet P-J' 5 . 11 7. Anthony Culpovlch Wxlham Home :Oki -1 F . l 5 10311 Pelgtte Yvette L3Ch8I1C6 at Vg nv Mary Ersklne Ardra Thurlow l I Y I sf 5' , 2' I .1 my X , , M s ' - its A y C7 4-19 'i -- X, 4, l in bs' f ' - 'Y Q ,Q 's,. - X sf X , V , HM-:NM ' ' . YAC W 0 V ,.- Z, .1 ... - . ...- x . V. Yvir., . 1 4 nn Qfn 9 J Q' WSG mb? - J I Gfiw f ' X .gas a? ,s fy 's w!x25, H av hx,-r' .x,k A , A xl -1 i QQFC-Y C, 4: P Qffwd A Q a ' 1' 7' wp 'ij' A 1 f W h :f 9 few Q d Sa he 'QOVH Q. wary? :bl 1' 4, .WA - . 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' 4 JJ 5 I N e8'0r'l l6,0 -7 V Y - J , J, M 9:19 V Hom Sweet Homicide Marian Carstairs - pete - Betty Hussey Archie - 106113 Gary Glidden April - Yvette I.Chance Dinah - Slukev Mary Reny ' Polly XValker - Ioan Pelotte VVallie Stanford - Mag .- Arthur Pellerin Mrs. Cherington - joe - Ellen Johnson Mr. Cherington - Betsy - Douglas Taylor Rupert YanDeusen - Prompter .- David Audet Frankie Riley - Coach John VVitham Bill Smith - David Huard Sergeant O'Hare - Tony Culpoyich Don't move, or I'll shoot! But, Pete! VVendy Bill Girard Kay Homer Flashlight - Kenneth Michaud Roland Dyer Sandra Grard Martha Grindall Dick Fitzherbert Nancy Culpovich Mary Erskine Dorothy Morrison Stage hands - Pudgy Carter Emily Richard Freda Gagnon MUSIC Q5 f XA N W. '. , B Ef' , :11?.' 'J N' I A H5101 X f AYP Q. A ml f dl gm if X x , XX iii' ' '4-4 -, ---. .Pa .r We PM S. QKPX YVc'rc all united to stnd ACTIVITIES All Football Games Pep Rallies Victory Rallies County Teachers Convention Pops Concert Mid-winter Concert Spring Concert Annual Spring Trip Eastern Maine Music Festival PARADES V ictorv Parades - Vllinslow Victory Parade - Rockland Veterans Dav Parade - Waterville Santa Claus Parade - Waterville liastern Maine Nlusic Festival -- Ba I. C. Parade - Waterville Memorial Day - XVinslow Memorial Day - North Yassalboro 2 355 2.5 if! Vg Ltflxvjxv l ' ', ...au ..,, X-F-ll L --wg-, GH SPUA- our cheers up to the sky. WINSLOXV HIGH SCHOOL BAND SONG Now, when the Winslow Band starts falling in line, You know you're going to see a band that is fine. Their musie's sure to make you feel very glad, To know that they are just the best to be had. So when their leader swings them out on the street, The people everywhere are in for a treat: They'll see a real smart outfit, lots of gold braid XVhen VVinslow's out on parade. Just hear the music of that band! How they strut as they play the YVinslow Song, You'll agree theyre on the ball, and they realli look grand So the rhythm just makes you march along. Now, when the Winslow Band swings out on the street, You'rc looking at a band that's right on its feet, You're marching right behind them, don't be afraid, For XVinslow's out on Parade. OG. L . , Q,- a fu rf' nl. xhf' Y - 4 , Mt. f '71 ' f' 21, ' - , ' 1' +V. fy Q 1' r ,pfsgzv ly, 4' 1' S Q e T Bliss Jeannine Lacombe Miss Lacombe, our drill instructor, was responsible for many of the band's new marching routines. She was a willing chaperone, always Gif: carrying her little first aid kit, just in case. U A ' 1 H A tiff! 1:35 -fi? - ' ' 514 4 ff ..,v ilv Nh. : ,7 ' ' ummm... Q 1 ,4 -if H 2183951 - lf' H ' l rr .f '- .-h-'7-'I -- ff -4,1 ..'n?.,' ' D W - .,g h -I 9 - 1--. Now when the Winslow Band starts falling in line, You know you're going to see a band that is fine. .lvgil ii- Hx 513, Y x wx 1 3 5251? Q-im mm .',:.:i '- ' ' g A real smart outfit-lots of gold braid, For YVinslow is out on parade. ' Marching on as knights of old, YVith hearts as loyal, and true, and bold. CIARIYFTS T. Culpoxich D. Taylor A. Thurlow P. Dumont G. Cook L. XYyman C. Gagne I. Fedorovicli S. Haskcll T. Duplm ssiv I. lgstcs Y. Cole T. XYoodhury I.. ,Xdanis P. Tompkins I. Xlillcr G. Cosgrove B. YYart-ing I. Bossc TYNIP.-XNY D. Cassidy TFNUR SXX K. Nliclmud Dave Huard ll. l .itnzaudc f.. l 1-ssglrtl 9 fi -1.5, ,VXITO SAX U li. Hussey F. Iohnson Nl. Trskine I. I t-Goff lf Grindall N. .Xhhott HXRITONE SAX ll. XYilli.1ms I3 X99 CI .XRTXET Nl. llcny B XSQOON I. Thurlow PFRCUSSION ll. Du-r Xl. Cttchcll D. ln'u'c'll C,,Ut1n'llt-ttc C ompliments of XX INQI OXX BAND an ORCHESTRAS PARENTS' CLL'B -Q1 , 1. H Il 1 X.,f' OFFICFRS President D. Tavlor Vice President J. Davidson Secretary Nl. Erskine lixecutixe C ommittcc l. T1-Gott D. Im-tall D, P.itn:iude 32 4 li li' Ji 'V as xxf, llffx 1'-NJ: J' th Annual The 8th Annual Pops Concert and Dance was presented by the Concert band in the XY.H.S. Auditorium before a large crowd. The concert was a tremendous success according to an an- nouncement made by the XYinslow Band Parents Organization, which sponsored the event. Pro- 0 HR .fx fl! . V'- L !,. 45 .EW .J Q if .sn Pops Concert r r X, J 7 l Y' N xy N1 FLIQTES I. Davidson P. Poirier B. Higgins Horne C. K. Cctchcll FRENCH HORNS C. Mosher M. Hachey I.. XVisc F. XVorks D. Michaud BASSES D. Huard I. Brooks TRONIBONES D. Audct I. Frskinc I. Niicalovich I.. I.aChance OBOE K. Homer BELLS C. Dugal C. Grard R. Ruel CORNETS R. Dugal I. Culpovich I. Mathieu T. Kiesow W. Glidden L. Rossignol C. Howard A. Lessard D. Patnaude BARITONES N. Culpovich I. Pclotte J. Haskell Xl.-XNAGER XY. Girard ceeds were used to purchase new uniforms and LPN instruments and to send the band on its annu ul It ' p spring trip. One of the high lights of this yeatgs Q concert was the first public performance of e fy lyk ,lf ij L Winslow High School Band Song, writte ' or,f , . ,li N V LJ l B. Gliddcny R. Duga1,T. Kiesowl the band bv Mr. Bill Brooks. X U . N, L MY r lf ,x gc! ' xf M X x. L L 0 xx X C U il g .5 4 ,TJ x 4 N7 wx X M if X , N L X. h V ir N X C . w U . , X l ' .s A XG ,tx Nl 'XJ -'U Xu I ,ij wx' :YJ .r ky 1 -ws.1r'f, Y' x.J-f iv .o rDr Mgior 4 BP' Hema' v r HcatliN-lajcirfqftpi . if! Andy! 'Uuxflpw LV Majoretteksl L. Adams I. Haskell I. 'llhurlow C. Gagne S. Turgeon N. Abbott l .1 i X Lf 1 V r 1 5 i' lhqgl 'if' if eil- self- 5 Qs.. .x.,. 1, rf- . .R 1- ,.,,, 1, -. N. Culpovich B. Higgins I. Erskine D. Cassidy M. Erskine I. Micalovich I. Fedorovich VIOLA I. LeGoff VIOLINS BASS I. Haskell I. Brooks N. Abbott L- Wise TYMPANY F' Wgrks D. Iewell D. Mrchaud I. Bosse DRUMS G. Ouellette CELLO R. Dyer V. Cole M. Getchell .V. Chorus E. Richard, C. Rov, G. Cosgrove, S. Haskell. '1 CORNETS CLARINETS TROMBONES R. Dugal T. Culpovich D. Audet T. Kiesow A. Thurlow L. LaChance W. Glidden D. Taylor L. Rossignol L. Wyman PIANO OBOE M. Hachey FLUTES C. Mosher I. Davidson ALTO SAX BASSOON P. Poirier B. Hussey I. Thurlow K.V.Festival This year YVinslow High School was represented by 35 talented musicians in the All-Kennebec Valley Music Fes- tival. There were l8 VVinslow stu- dents in the orchestra, 13 in the band, and 4 in the chorus. The festival re- hearsals were held in XVinslow and Waterville on january 10 and january 17. The concerts were held in YVater- ville on january 31 and in Madison on February 7. v' X ' 1 ... , x'- , sk., I 4 -' A?-. H ,V E111 i J if First Row: P. Tompkins, M. Hachcy, BI. Gctchcll, D. Taylor, A. Thurlow, 1. Pelotte, D. Jewell. Second Row: R. Dugal, T. Kicsow, B. Glidden, I. Brooks, R. Williams, R. Dyer. First Row: N. Culpovich, B. Higgins, I. Haskell, I. Fcdorovich, L. YVisc, I. Erskine. Second Row: V. Cole, I. Thurlow, C. Mosher, I. Davidson, B. Hussey, K. Homer, I. LcGoI'f. Third Row: L. Rossignol, I. Micalovich, T. Culpovich, D. Cassidy, K. Michaud. -wr 1' - - .PY 35 N One of the most actlve groups 1n the school durmg the fall and wlnter months has been the Pep Band under the d1rect1on of Douglas Tavlor The first act1v1ty of the year was the Clmton Llons Fleld Day Parade held 1n Clmton on September 20 Followmg thls parade uhlch was the first 1n the hlstorv of the band they part1c1pated 1n torch hght ralhes XVll1Cl'1 took place before some of the more unportant football games Durlng the basketball season the band provlded mus1c and much Splflt for the home games The Pep Band IS a student organ1za tlon lndependent of the school band howexer all members are also partlclpants of the school band The bVOOClVVlIld Qumtet IS composed of hse talented glrls under the dlrectlon of Mr Davldson Th1s IS one of the werx few such groups ln New England OfIglH3llS the group was formed to plax the nearly forgotten chamber mus1c of the 15th and 16th centurles howexer arrangements of newer mus1c are now bemg produced Wmslow Hlgh School IS justly proud of 1tS lVoodw1nd Qumtet 36 WIINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL PEP BAND MEMBERS CLARINETS Doug Taylor Jean Ann Fedorovlch Tony Culpovlch DRUM Roland Dyer CORNETS Bob Dugal Tommy KICSOW Blll Glldden FRENCH HORN Marlene Hachey ALTO SAX Joanne LeGoff Dave Audet Iudy Erslune WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL SVOODWIND QUINTET FLUTE Iaclue Davldson CLARINET Ardra Thurlow FRENCH HORN Carol Mosher OBOE Kay Homer BASSOON lane Thurlow 4 ' 1 A l .i i 4 R . l 'J ' . ' 5 ' ' I T V ' P 'N 4 W - ' f ' ' TROMBONES 1 , ' 7 l . . , 7 . . . , - . . . ' 7 . . . V . . ! 7 ' l V Y 1 v N a N . . Q Y , . 1 PGRTS QQ, 'a Varslty Football G I5 rw Ajiilgliii 1:11611-if-Q Q-K Front Row D Fltzherbert N Smlth W Horne B Dolley R Poulhot T Huard N Fortm E McLean R Cryan G Carter Managerj Huard C NIVISOH L Pelletler D Nadeau R Pelletler G Lemleux I Roy Managerl Polner Asslstant Coach Nlxon Th1rdRow L Breton A Dutll D Markee R Wxtham D Slmpson T Hughes D Iohnson R Bouchard D IHII D Pelletler E Shorey Manager L Raymond COACHES AND CAPTAINS A 5 gn 09 lc 3: gt 0' xr, 3 Coach LaFounta1n Ted Huard Norm Fortln Ron Poulhot ASSISIBDI Coach NIXOD 38 0 f 'D es - - 0 ff' G + 0 I m I A I . 1 ,, A K . V - . I 5 ' : 44 I N 1 l . , 'Y' ' - A L, i - A I ' A 5 : . ' , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , Soconri Raul: Coach LaFo1lntain, Levesque, Drurnmond, D. Gerald, D. Roy, K. Nivison, D f . , . ' , . , . . , . . , . , . , ,T ww , f .. 6, V Q.. X l I ... . p w T' I f 'D ' A K C Semor Lettermen if .l 38 ,G pi LQ? Reg Pelletxer f Q.- Q1 1- D1 Q Wx., Front Ron N Smith R Fltzherbcrt B Dollcv G Cwrtcr E McLean Back Row R Poulhot T Huard N Fortm R Cryan W Horne Dan Pelletxer Evan Shorey q 1 'if' V 1 Dave Ifill Tex Bouchard if 'F Dave johnson Dan Nadeau If 1 ,Q Q I mi- WQQ Tern Hughes O Q 'Q It ' ., 5 Q - 90 - f ,Q D - , , . . V . . A '2 7 P , .M . f ,, f- 'f . ,, f ' A ' . .7 f Q F f ' , 7 -'Z ' :. R Y- .. I ,- nf., .I M -s q '- '-, v 7 ' fa ,A f U. ' J . F , 2 E91 ,. , ' . .W I I , v . . 'V V- V R- 1, , ' 1 ., ' n., 1- V ms ' . , A pw. -' - I ! '-'HQ- 14l,l 'Q mg, I 'TK rw: ,H W- '. ,, 4,2 --2-rLf.i ': 1 '. ' , . ' , . 1 , . . ' , . . : . , . , . , . ' , . . , is . iw K ln I 0 I . I - . 4. 7 , A . XVA C OAC KP z fl A EV SHOREY G YEX E L EYIER if DAVE JOHNSON H5 WINSLOW WINSLOW VINSLOW WINSLOW T ED Hunan 5 DAN LAPT CONY LAWRENCE Z BOB CRYAN G DAVE IFBLL MADISON G BARRY oottav G wArEkvm.: 6 ERRY ETIER B w NS W NSLGW W Ni? OW WNNSLOW GLEN CAK- ERENFK The year 1958 will long be remembered as the one that brought the state championship back to Winslow after an absence of 25 ears After being the underdog in a num er of games the season drew to a climax with the undefeated Raiders playing host to the mighty and also unde- feated Brewer Witches who were on their way to their third straight state title This game was symbolic of our teams ability to rise to meet the occasion and they did it in stunning style as Co-Captain Ted Huard ran the opening kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown. The ends featured Newell Smith, one of the state's leading pass receivers, plus Co-Captain Nonnan Fortin and Glen Carter who were de- vastating blockers. Tacldes and guards were Ev McLean, Danny Nadeau, Reg ie Pelletier and Co- Captain Ronnie Poulliot. This foursome, along with Tex Bouchard, our center, accounted for many fine blocks, thus paving the way for our ball carriers. Guiding the destiny of the Raiders was Billy Horne, quarterback. At our halfback 40 slots with speed and running ability to burn were Ted Huard Danny Pelletier and Dave johnson. Our block-busting fullback Dynamite Dave Hill raised havoc with opposing lines Add to these footballers such defensive aces as Barry Dolley Bob Cryan Ev Shorey Terry Hughes and Dick Fitzherbert one can see that our championship team was no accident Honors won by this team include not only the state title but the Kennebec Valley Championship as well. Ev McLean, Newell Smith and Dave Iiill were named to the KVC all star team while Billy Home, Ted Huard and Ron Poulliot were named to the second team. In addition, Barry Dolley and Dan Nadeau received honorable mention. Final record: 7 wins, no losses, and l tie. 204 points scored for and 43 against. As a team we had confidence in our ability to score, but it was in our defensive unit we took greatest pride. Team spirit was the keynote throughout. I A 5 V.. ,,.ffr1Ai2, L, ' II' -AEC Pi s. 'G 'LH ff h vf Q. LU Juv ,A L qw -.Arno ' CX 'il f' Q' A L, ,-g1,U.. ' an v' A, h, H kr! - J: nge .. 'L f .. 5-.1 ' .g f 'V we-iv ,V cts.. NJ plc . at ' Q E -. -- -1 . A :'x A . v . ... ,Q .xx - if 3 I if ' ' ' he A T ' p.1,Qi Z ' ap ' A I ' -H it 'li FELL H 26 5 Q w ,cw as 'Airs a ,5 5 , F5 il ' 5 ER,-.Bw fx 55 - 4 VL 42 QQ,-x,A? 10 I9 ' 9 7 E ' Y . Y , . 7 i 1 ! D I o . l . , . I V Football Fzrst Row L Breton E Shorey D Blau' L Pelletler G Lemleux R Wltham I Sibley D Slmpson Manager L Raymond gecfgd Row B Levesque I Rov D Roy P Nelson L Dugal C Nlvlson T Furman K 1111 Thxrd Row Co Coach Provencher K lN1v1son D Markee T Hughes C Drummond D Iumor Hlgh Football P1rstRow ManagerI Po1r1er P Boutln A Bourget B Gagnon P Roy D Ifill I Wlute Second Row R Markee L Legacy R Thlbodeau C Chenewert G Klng D Gilbert I Turbyne Third Row D Abbott R Markee B Nlvxson M Poulln C Denms CoachI Tlbbetts 41 O 0 gl. Ll. A 4 , ' ' : . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' , . ' . , . ' . g : . , . I , . , . . , . , . , . , : - , . ' , . , . , . , Gerald, A. Blair, A. Dutil, I. Carnegie, I. Fisher, Co-Coach Nivison. o 0 I I . . . , . I , . I , . , . , i . , . U I . : . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' : . , . , . ' ' , . ' , . ', . ' . Championship Action Na x.',. .fl -Q .h1..a,fiy -AIM, '-f'-+-:ww Q.. - . ' o i fi ii 7 U Y.. 'N ii ? i Q1 K . f J' ' f nil?'1'.1'-1: i'f.f:'i70f 1 ' 'X ix i-gil., 'gui ' ' ff Xi 1 - ' Xgfkf R5 if M, fi f in - Y .sw - I if LA iii 'f .Flag Afiiffifiv Ra 6.-v . .JF r W 5 in I Compliments Of F ORTIN HARDWARE T.V. SALES - SERVICE Tel. TRinity 2-5941 37-39 Clinton Avenue W1NsLow, MAINE 42 ,.. Q1 3 Q. Local Action X E , ' 1 ' '.-.xM+?XW I ,Q ,I A , . Lmihw aygrlv- ,Q Tu E Y 77 1 N, 9 f 69 1 - yd 3 f' A 41-gg,wu - f 0 H50 2 V' g, M 4 X ,- - P , Q Q :X I, Y ' ., 43 ' 1 x Auf, , sxif f v' -A . 5 x Q1 N 4 .-,,. i ff C This page is sponsored WINSLOW ESSO SERVICE CENTER Robert H. Dunbar, Prop. Winslow, Maine 43 - -O In . lkl3d1SOIl Varslty Basketball Kneelzng Coach Robert Nrxon and Captaln Ted Huard Standing Manager Tom Furman B111 Horne Art Bourget Newell Smith Clayton Nlvxson Carl Drummond Dana Gerald Stanley Meserve Gerald Kmg Ken Tardlff and Manager Peter Nelson The 58 season was not too successful However a close examlnatron of the records vull show that mam of the games were lost by one or two baskets The squad was bullt around Captaln Ted Huard B111 Horne and Art Bourget hard presslng guards lanky and capable Clavton XV1nslou Belfast Wmslow Wmslow V mslow Wmslow XV1nslow XV1n slow Xv1I'lSl0W VVmslow Wm slow lll8dlSOI1 Brunsu xck Rockland Lau rence Skou hegan aterx 1lle Gardmer Rockland XV1I'lSl0W XV1nslow XVlI1Sl0VV Vlllnslou XVlI1Sl0VV xV1I1SlOV5 xVlIlSl0VS XVlI1Sl0W' Thls page is sponsored MAURICE FINESON Box 277 Bangor Maine Class Rm gs Yearbooks Announcements Lawrence Com Skowhegan YVaters rlle Gardlner Belfast Com Brunswrck O If I! I . 7 , Nivisong and smooth-playing Newell Smith and Dana Gerald: Gradugtion ' l ' 48 52 ' ' 83 ' 70 ' ' 66 ' 49 ' ' 44 50 7' 61 70 ' 45 j 64 ' 26 58 ' 67 62 ' 47 ' 54 ' f Sl S 7 ' 49 ' 50 ' 60 ' 72 ' 43 YV 63 ' ' 68 66 ' 46 ' 51 ' f 40 3 54 ' 68 46 ' 45 ' 69 44 , Iumor Vars1tV Kneelzng Henrw Xclllcux L1onclBrcton Dan Pcllctlcr LOUIS Pcllctur Pwndx Huard Daw Iflll Daw Qmtcllc Ixm Turhxnc D M 1 111 t Stzzndzng Xlunagcr Tom Furmm Dan Rox 11m Rox D 11 cu ll D311 Blur Dila Xlarkcc Xlanager Pntcr Nelson Coach jack X1X1SOD XX mslow XX mslow XX msloxx XX lnslow XX 1I1S1OXX XX mslou XX 1n slow XX 1n slow XV1I1S1OYV Crosbx Xladlson Brunsu lck Rocklancl Lau rcncc Skov hcgan XX atc rx 1llc Cvarcllncr Rockland Iumor H1gh XX mslou XX mslou XX 111S10XX XX mslou XX mslou XX mslou XX lI1SlUXX XX 1I1S10XX XX lnslovs Xladlson 1 an rcncc Cons Skou hccan XX fltcrxlllc Gdrclmcr C roshx Com Brunsmck f'N f'5 'pq' Vvmfv pf Kneelzng B111'N1w1son Doug Poulln Tom Smxth 1.ou1sLegacK Standuzg Coach Tlbbetts Dale G1lbcrt Dah Xhhott P1ul Rox Lirr B Gerald Chcstcr Powell Chuck Chcnu rt Dlck 1f1ll Nlanagcr XIIICLUT Polrlcr XX mslou XX lI1SlUXX XX mslon XX mslou XX atcrx lllc Fqlrhelcl Falrhclcl XX atcrx 1llc SCORFQ 19981939 XX 1I'lC10XX XX lI'1S1OXX XX mslou XX msloxs ouchard 1 H11 Cl1nton Cl1nton XX atcrulle XX atcrullc Q o ..,5 P 37 -'- . 4 A Till Q I f 1 i X ' 'XXX ., ,Q . 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Qfigy rd Kneeling Danny Cassldv Roland Dver B1llG1rard Tom Dver Dave Sawtelle Standzng Haney Fredette Tom Culpouch Coach Matheson Ilm Brooks VV1lfred Doe The Cross Country Team coached bv Donald Matheson completed a successful season ln sunnmg four meets xx hlle loslng three and bcmg tled 1n one Co captams B1llV Glrard and Roland Dscr furmshcd the spark to proude cn couragement for all members of the squad In the two blg meets of the season thc Statc lI1tLI'SLl1OldStlLS at thc Llfl1XK.l'bltV of A131116 and the lx V C mcet at Good Wlll thc boss gaxc 1 good account of thcmselxes At the Lmxersltx of 'Xlamc XV1nslou hmshcd mnth m a hcld of nlneteen Bllls Clrard and Dannx Cassldx sserc ln the hrst tuentx placmg numbcr sn and sexentcen rcspectn elx At Good VK Ill Blllx Glrarcl fll'llShLCl slxth Dannv CZ1S5lClX thirteenth, Tom Dxer fourteenth, and Roland Dxer nineteenth Through Co captains Blllx Girard and Roland Dxer, the team would like to express thelr thanks and appreclatlon to Coach Matheson for h1s contribution to the teanfs success durmg the season 48 ff' ' K V, , my V ,V I . 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M Rem Y LaChance Scymlzn 'B Conan C Glrwrd L XVISC F Grmdall I Muslawslu P Powell I Mllltf S Haskil L laChance SCORES 19581959 Htl mslou 2 XlElCllSOl'l xVlI'1Sl0YV 3 Skowhevan mslow 3 Lawrence XVlDSl0XV 2 Conv mslou 3 Lau renee XVlflSlOWV 1 Conv ll mslou Skou hegan The law ees also had a successful season show mg great lmprowement over preuous xears oxce Nluslawskl lXancx Xbbott and Mars Rem were h1gh scorers nhrle Yxette LaChance surprlsed uerxone wlth good long shots The vuards plaxed good defense often blocltmg good shots and passes made bx thelr opponents These gxrls dlsplax ed good team work as swell as good sportsmanshlp Xlartha Grmdall and jane Haskell should be prarsed for the fme job thew dld as managers of both teams 51 pring Sport Soft Ball A Strike- M056 nce rn Da Gy Innasucs Badminton Tumbling 5 2 They're off ! Yvette LaCh 3l ICC 3 S- f S Dol Sandra Hood .-S 'f Q., 3' ores LaNIonta gnc Nlurlcl Ds cr IS Lorramc Parad Ioan Grard Pat Poxull S ders Cheerlea Varsity Cheerleaders l..- -.. , J. V. Cheerleaders ACT1 ITIES flca bi Q lf? K N 15 ff, 'Nfl' Afg ' 'idly 1 1 .:f f' s Vi' A A 3 X - F' 2' Wmter Carmval W' h Wmslow Lawrence Good-Will 56 O O , If K 4 I f 'i, A E H I q f ' ' s V ' I 1 X J - ' ' ' ' W - -' . - 13: Q ' Q5 . Y, W.. E B Q, A, , s I I I, .I vs' t 1 if' 5 l .. N fan. 'fb' , X , ' 5 o , ' iff? 13. M I JJ - . -1 f 'n'leY'I'C Off! 'J' x.,,,.,-11, A Who won? A -xi of Q, Q Royalty Cro d f A ' . v G d March At r L- H p o 0 V 01 Gr grow 'Uhent Ct Qu CDCJQF' xX ini kills I IQ I J I ' .s, ACTIVITIES Winter Carnival ............ Twirp Season ............ Game Room ............ Candy Counter ............Socials After Games............Assemblies............Christmas Dance............ Delegates to State Student Council Convention ............ Torch Light Rallies ............ Purchase of Magazines for Library ............ Sponsoring Delegates to Boys' State and Girls' State. , 8. Student Governor HONOR COMMISSION Norman Fortin 1. Davidson .............. ............................... P . Nelson , 3' Se'gE:yfYHussey C. Parsons ....... ....... R . Poulliot I. Erskine ........ ............................ ...... C . Howard 1 D D. Williams Ili andlaale no rw' H011 GO' et or Co mmlssloq C 1 3,1 ,-v -.-I - . Yu .-X . -an A T- X . gi -X 4, ' A an I If I Air, I i V 1.5 I in -L1 18 il Q x .a I .Jai . sa.. . - ' ' .B T- :, .' 'ls 4- v- l , x . 91 'si 1, 2 2',g,, I 1 X it 1 R , . -t 'f 3.4 ',, -K ' ' s .' .. . ' . . r 0 - -.: A VL Mi 55 ' . D . . gi 111 X r , 1 ' sr I ,, a . ,i th illllgtvl ' 1 i Industrial Arts Eleven members of the Industrial Arts classes at IVinslow High School and their instructor, Mr. Henry Tompkins, attended the annual Maine Industrial Arts Students Craftmanship Fair held in Augusta on March 26, 1958. Harold McCaslin received a first award for seniors, exhibiting a mahogany kneehole desk. Kenneth Ashby won a fourth place in the senior group, showing a cedar chest. In the sophomore class group the three first places went to students at Winslow High School: Reginald Pelletier, first, with an exhibit of a metal tool box in the sheet metal divisiong David Ifill, second, with a mahogany kneehole deskg and Robert Dugal, third, with a mahogany chest. Peter Tompkins was first in the freshman class competition, showing a maple cobbler's bench. Lewis Pelletier won an honorable mention. Others attending were Nlichael Poulliott, who showed a kitchen cabinet in the Future Apprentice competition held at the same timeg Ilarri Dolley, who showed a Xlr. and Hrs. chest of drawers: Roh- ert Pelletier. who sliowerl ai clit-st of drawers: Robert l.eroy, who ex- hibited a pair of table lamps, and Warren Bernatohez, who exhibited a step table. Robert Pelletier was presented with a small cup to keep as a personal trophy after he had turned back the Director's Tro hv P . state award cup which he had won for the school in the 1957 competition. 58 . 5:- Q , in frsf i . R W 35575213 inn- Stamp Club The Winslow High School Stamp Club has had a very successful year under the direction of Mr. Tompkins. There are fourteen interested members this yearg Cary Parsons, Thomas Furman, Raymond Loubier, Stanford McCommic, Starlene McCommic, Denton Ayers, Iames Burns, Thomas Pelotte, Francis St. Amand, Robert Ruel, XVilfred Doe, Peter Tompkins, Robert Dugal, and Arthur Simpson. The club has been able to buy, sell, and exchange stamps. Ten of the members belong to the United Nations Stamp Club. In November, five of the members entered exhibits in the Maine Philatelic Stamp Society, which was held in VVaterville. Three of the members took prizes in the junior exhibit: Robert Ruel, firstg Raymond Loubier, secondg and Peter Tompkins, third. At one of the Parent-Teachers meetings, the stamp club held an exhibit of foreign and United States stamps. In january the YVinslow Stamp Club entertained the Fairfield Stamp Club. Various types of stamps were exhibited. Mr. Bonsell of the XVaterville Stamp Club was the speaker of the evening and talked about the fifteen points of caring for stamps. Refreshments were served by the XVinslow boys. f Treasurer President Raymond Loubier Robert Dugal Vice-President Advisor Thomas Furman Henry Tompkins Secretary Peter Tompkins Y 1 X I Qc Wu C lub P , - - P- ff' Presidcnt Ronald Poulliot Vice President Barry Dolley Advisor Mr. I.aFountain cfs, N. 5 fs H The main purpose of this organization is to enhance the prestige and value of the Yllinslow High School Varsity Letter. To gain uniformity in the appearance of the letters and sweaters in the school area, the Club's plans include obtaining sweaters with woven-in letters of similar design. Though the club found it hard to find the time when all members could be present, the meetings it did have were well worth while, with the members obtaining much valuable information. As always, the Club's future interests include the sponsoring, stimulation, and promotion of the ways and means of supporting and improving the athletic program at YVinslow High School. XE' IWC' W Secretary Leonard Poulin Treasurer Billy Home Advisor Nlr. Nixon ' Bio Chi Sci C7 President pro tem. Treasurer Douglas Taylor Terry Estes Secretary-Ioanne Estes Reporter-Joanne LQGQE Advisor--Mr. Sawin Bio-Chi-Sci is the school science club, which is organized for the student who would like to do more work in the fields of science than time allows in the regular class period. Each member of the club has a special science project which he works on during the regular club meetings or after school. These projects are presented at the annual science fair held in the spring by the club. .1517 1 Q is a C. Mosher, I. Erskine, D. Taylor, I. Estes, I. I.eGoff, G. Ouellette, S. Reynolds, M. Pepin, Mr. Sawin, advisorg D. Poulin, T. Estes, N. Poulin. 61 lub .4 Wim ming C '4s-.uit J Left to R1ght First Row I Fuller C Home C Howard I Rmes B Waremg V Cole Estes A Thurlow Y LaChance Second Row P Gllbert E Bushaw B Cowan I Thurlow I LeGoff I Erskme D Lamontagne I Mlller A Crosby Thzrd Rou C Rox I Culpouch L Wyman N Rlnes P lNcwgard M Erskine S McComm1c Fourth Row I Mathlcu I Lemleux L WISE I Plourde P Hughes B Duguay M Getchell M Bourque Not rn Pzcture Carmen Morneau Falth Gnndall Advzsor MISS Lacombe Owllng fi Left to Right Fxrst Row L XVISC I Plourde Y LaChance P Hughes S McCommic I1 Pelotte M Dyer Second Row L Lachancc S Bourgom F Gagnon I Muslawskl M Gnndall Y Qlnnon R Haskell Notxn Pzcture D Salmond D Gremer 62 Advisor Mlss Lacombe .v V , rf - I, A . . f. 1 I 4 A , : . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . U V . . T . 7. 1 'y v I y n V , 1 , Q , . 7 4 : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . l . . L . , . f-, O , 3: -7 N ' ' Stlpw L ,L 1 I Q l 1 , ' 'f x -L. l , ,V ,.L . . , '-, 13,5 f' . 14 -. .. Y . V , 1' - Q ' 4. 7-K, h X . h LZ '91, lg . , ' 5 . fr -in ' 'Ju 1 ', . 'r ' -H . . .. v-, - D N . Q .,,, H I . . '.' ' 533221 5 , l is - A ,v w. -..al ' 1 - ' 1 - 1 - y . , . , . , . . 5 - r ' , - . . , . , . , : . , . . m miable at all times 1 -atural in poise K -racious in manners -bove reproach in character -ever failing in sportsmanship -ependable in character -ecoming in language and appearance -ppreciative of others -ooperative always -indly in spirit Orange and Black Club Qu? ii A A . I. Dugal, P. Powell, L. Poulin, I. Davidson, Secretary, M. Erskine, President, A. Thurlow, M Grindall, Y. LaChance. Standing: M. Hachey, P. Poirier, I. Erskine, M. Getchell, I. LeGoff, L. Wise, I. Mathieu, N Howe, I. Thurlow, I. Estes. Not in Picture: Nancy Culpovich, Vice-President, Miss Jeannine Lacombe, Advisor. CREED pen to criticism eady for service ver for health oyal to self, school, and friends E is is President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Historian Song Leader Chapter Mother Advisor Club Second Row: P. Powell, F. Simpson, E. Dunham, S. McCommic, Miss Curtis, Advisorg E. Third Row: I. Plourde, M. Mitchell, D. Dennis, B. Duguay, S. Pelletier, I. Muslawsld, S. Fourth Row: C. Violette D. Atkinson, R. Kaherl, . Chasse, N. Rines, N. Gallagher, I. Fuller, Starlene McCommic Elena Pelotte Muriel Dyer Mary Reny Lucille I.aChance Eva Dunham Faye Simpson Joyce Dugal Mrs. McCommic Miss Joyce Curtis Delta Kappa Presldent Sandra Grard Vice Presldent Iudy Erskme Secretary Carol Mosher Treasurer Marlone Getchell Reporter Henry Verlleux F1rstRow C Howard I Erskme C Mosher S Grard H Xclllcux M Gctchell S Haskell I Mlller B Hrggms Second Row Mrs MOIIISOD -Xdusor B VK arung I Fcdorouch G Cook V Cole T Vlood Dyer B Towle I Estes Thzrd Row Y LaChance B Hussev I Wrtham Is Nlrchaud R Qu1r1on I Brooks B Guard D Huard N Rmes M Morneau F Gagnon Nl Hachcv Iudy Erslune Henry X ellleux Ioan Estes N18!'IO1'1C Getchell Ilm Brooks Robert Qu1r1on Carol 'Nlosher 65 Do lt thrs way ' A'Tsso mmutcs bcforv. curtam' ' I . Q . A f A A 7 1 . ' 1 I. R ' 4 -I .. ' , ' 'L f . A 2 - - . X - A , I ,- .Y ' Y Q , l sy. A I' Q 5' ' ' H . ' . Y. . , I. A 5 V. , 1 bury, I. LeGoff, S. Richards, C. Horne, N. Howe, M. Sc-ancy, I. Giddings, I. Thurlow, M. ' 5 - v - , y - I 1 7- - I 1 - I ' 1 - w - 'I Q . i I 'fl O C: ? i 1 k A . 1 . m i , I ' Rza . I xl- -I 11 I afety Club OFFICERS Norm Fortin jane Thurlow Yu-llc l.ZlChllI'lCC Doug Taylor Robert Nixon fl Betty Hussey Doug Poulin john XYitham Ron Poulliot 1. N111 2. Editor-in-Chief Head Typist ....... Business Manager Circulation ......... Exchange Editor Music ................ Game Page ....... jokes .................. Art ................ Roland Dver Pris Dumont Poulm ICYTY St Amend NanCY RU195 Linda Wiep Tom Duplessle Typists: Yvette LaChance Mary Erskine Starlene McComm1c Freda Gagnon Lorraine Paradis Sandra furgeon Nancv Bourget Diane Salmond Pamela Poirier Betty Hussu Marclnette Dyer Pris Dumont Ioan Pelotte Faculty Advzsor Roger Provencher QPJNTERS Debating Club S- g Z-.Q 1 First Row Marlene Hachey Judy Erskine Joanne LeGoff Carol Mosher Joanne Estes Second Row Mr Sawm Adusor Donald Simpson Douglas Taylor James Carnegie This year the Winslow High Debating Club consisted of eight members four varsity and four novice Mr Sawin took over the duties of debate coach The club made several trips to the library to gather information for these various debates the Bowdoin Forum Bates Discussion League University of Maine Tournament, Bates Debate Tournament and several practice debates with neighboring schools The club consists of four teams: Marlene Hachey and Douglas Taylor varsity- Judy Erskine and Joanne LeGoff yarsity' Donald Simpson and James Carnegie novice' Joanne Estes and Carol Mosher novice. The proposition for debate this year yy as Resolved: That the United States should adopt the essential features of the British Educational System. This topic was enjoyed by all the debaters. 68 'rf fin! Run: II. Kz1I1c'rI.I. Hinos, IJ. Crvnif-r. X. C'rf1sIx5', IT. Sin1ps0n.'I3. Cowan. I.. I7it7hCrbCrt P. XYzlrc'ir1g, I7. IiouLI1z1rcI. YI. I'.erIxI1l1rst. S. XI.1rcI1 n. Sucoml limi. 9. Iimlrgrmin. I. IMC Ia.-nu. I, Nlillir. Cf. Ilornc-. Cf. Nliqhuud, Ciddings. M SCnncy,K..fiimrcI,I.Qu1rifm.K,. SIHQIAIV. ' I'I1i:-illhm. Ii. Sixislii. S. I'1wIir, Cf. Cfwgmw. I. Xnliuns, VI. IIMIXLII. Ii. Iliguins. I. Iinmncy NI. XIUFIICZILI, S. I'vIIe't1i-r. X. ICMISSLIIF. NI. .XIIn'rt. ourtlz Hou: Cf. IUIL-r. Cf. Dov, I. Nluslzmski. 'I. xvUfMIIJLl1'f', C. xIICI12illCI, D. Dennis, B. Du guay, I. Ilourquv, if Ilmmrci. Absent frrmz plzntm: Y. Cfolu. X. Xbhott, S. Bragg. IZ. I.L'fi6ll1It. Fifi! Roux' D. Roy. II. fiwcin-ttu. IJ. I'.Iq1u-t. IJ. Inmw, XI. I.c'BIz1nC, B. Niorrison. St Amami, I.. IIZIYITIUINI, I.. Sullimn. If I'I1u1'Irm. If. Ubrlxs, P. 'I'ompI4ins. Swrnrnl Run 5 I. St. Xmzmcl. IJ. I'muIx. CQ. Oilollc-tu-. ID. CQiIaIus, P. Vnrd, XY. Doe, R I'rccIcttc. E. I iI:Iay, II. I'uIm1mIi-. 'If XFIIISIFOIILI. I.. Slmru, I.. Iirctcm. I'l1ir11 Run: Ii. Nlulhim-11. II. I'zur.uIis. I. IJuLg.aI. I. I'urucIis. Il. XX'itImm, T. Furman, R Ilrouin, II, Xlarcmix, I. SII1IC'I,.I.c'RII'I1L'LlIL. IJ. imxti-Ilv. II. XYQINI. Iwurth lima: I.. Ilussignul, IJ. I'vIIiti1-r, CQ. Iium'Imral. II, CQ.4IInuI1m-r, X. Nlcluan, R. Craig R. Prvntiss. I , Iuprviiilv, II. ,IL'un'II. I. llilmx, C , I 1-Iirlln, Ii. IDI nnis. Iiiftlz Iifmt' Xgxclur, II. Ilrmlmnrgv. IQ X.1Im1'muIn. II. IIUIIILN. XIic'z1ImiQIi, XV. Burns, A BIz1ir,R.Smith,I'. Xilsfm. Cf Iislur, IJ. IiI.Iir. C . I'.1rsfms.l. Ilrummuml. Sixth Ron: XI. Xixisrm, G. In-ss.urnI, S. CQrr.nIcI. II. IIUIIIUL. I. -Ihumson. T. Kicsow. Ii. Vin tinncr. B. Gliclclcin. Cf. Yixisfm. K, Xixisfm. Ii. ICICSLIIILZ IJ. Siinpson. Abxwzt ulzwz picturu 14 as ftlllbllf I . I'oxwII, II. IIucI. as a si' nn. 5r:.' ' 1 'Q If: ,f X K X . 'C 13 l ... t -N K , , s L .6 ' xv, A . , . H - ' In i 3f'r5 ,. I It xiii! fl ' I' ' ' ' 4.-,I as 9 'l' WT F- 7: I A X x see , ' if JA, Y KVA h First Row: I. Culpovieh, S. Haskell, I. Estes, D. Lamontagne, I. YVilcox, L. Overlock, I. Thurlow, N. Howe, I. Erskine, I. Chasse, NI. Haehey, N. Bourget. Second Rme: B. Towle. M. Dyer, C. Kloreney, L. Parzidis, E. Pelotte, S. IXICCODIITIIC, L Paquet, C. Mosher, I. Fedoroxich, 1. Grard, N. Rines, I. Mathieu, I. Lemieux. Third Role: S. Turgeon, I.. XYise, C. Gagne, P. Poirier, G. Cook, Nl. Getchell, I. Plourdc, S. Richards, I. LeGoff, F. Grindall, I. Wyman, I. Nabarowsky, A. Roy. Fourth Role: G. Lemieux, R. Dugal, J. LaCroix, T. Dyer, I. Poirier, A. Lizotte, R. Pelletier, K. Libby, H. Veilleux, D. Yiolette, T. Duplessie, D. Cassidy. Fifth Row: Noel, R. Sherman, T. Markee, L. Pelletier, E. Shorey, N. Poulin, S. Reynolds A. Dutil, T. Hughes, D. Nlarkee, G. Proulx, R. Hamlin. Sixth Row: R. Pelletier, D. Ifill, A. Bourget, I. Roy, R. Williams, R. Quirion, R. Loubier R. Bouchard, VV. Pelotte, T. Estes. Seventh Row: D. Roy, D. Nadeau, D. Gerald, I. Brooks, D. Johnson, I. Adams, I. Huard. n v First Row: D. Veilleux, B. Bushaw, 1. Bosse, S. Pomeroy, D. Nlichaud, C. Dugal, A. Lessard, D. Patnaude, E. Sawtelle, P. Hughes. C. Roy, J. Fuller. Second Row: L. DeRosby, G. Libby, N. Frazier, D. Atkinson, Nl. Boulcy, P. Newgard, L. Vigue, R. Roderick, C. Morneau, C. Lemieux, C. Yiolette. Third Row: C. Lapointe, P. Gilbert, N. Gallagher, B. Nelson, S. York, S. Laney, P VVasiuk, E. Smith, B. Still, C. Grard, N. Chasse, C. Hamlin. Fourth Row: L. Burns, R. Grayelin. D. Marshall, R. Ifill, K. Getchell, R. Roderick, G Getchell, I. LL-Brun, F. Bragdon, R. Thibodeau, L. Legacy. Fifth Row A. Simpson, V. Poirier, A. Bourget, S. Xleflommie. K. Fisher, I. VVhite, C Chenevert, R. Hallee, F. Powell, I. Turbyne, E. Duquette. Sixth Role: D. Poulin, 1. 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N ' l I . . 1 P ' ll I Verified Lubrication-Road Service V y Q . . . -- - , A . 1 W v 7, l . -'M 'fi' ,. l ll' ' ' I' 1 llll is S f THOMAS JUNIOR COLLEGE lCo-Educationall 93 Silver Street :: :: Waterville, Maine - CURRICULUM - TEACHERS TRAINING Two Year Courses One Year Course BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL MEDICAL SECRETARIAL LEGAL SECRETARIAL SECRETARIAL for COLLEGE WOMEN SECRETARIAL TERMINAL COURSE CATALOG ON REQUEST WATERVILLE HARDWARE 81 PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Plumbing - Heating Water Systems Paint ancl Electrical Supplies Telephone TR 2-5528 20 Main St. Waterville, Me. Compliments of Redington Company Funeral Home 5 PARK STREET WATERVILLE :: MAINE PLEASANT STREET CLINTON - MAINE TRADING POST, Inc Army and Navy Supplies CLOTHING - FOOTWEAR SPORTING GOODS 71-73 TEMPLE STREET Tel. TR 2-5444-WATERVILLE, ME. THE NEW PURITAN Restaurant, Inc. 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TR 2-59'l'l coMPuMENrs or DR. C. L. AUSTIN :: Dentist :: COMPLIMENTS or LESTER T. .IOLOVITZ Compliments of ELM CITY TOBACCO AND Confectionery Co. Distributors of Schrafft's Chocolates BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 LOWE BROTHERS 45 College Avenue WATERVILLE MAINE Chase Fuel Company Coal and Heating Oils We Give S 8. H Green Stamps Lithgow Street Winslow Maine Tel TR 2 5922 COMPLIMENTS OF 1 Bernie s Cities Service Bernard A Taylor 61 College Avenue WATERVILLE :: MAINE