Wiscasset High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wiscasset, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

THE WARRIOR Wiscasset High School 1 9 5 5 THE WARRIOR Dedication We of the Class of 1955 with deep appreciation for all the kind deeds which she has performed do grate- fully dedicate this edition of the Warrior to Mrs. Edna C. Wilson. THE WARRIOR Warrior Staff Seated, left to right: Richard Fairfield, Jay Blagdon, Edda Bailey, Joe Russell, Richard Colby, Lilly Petrie, Delight Greenleaf, Dona Spencer, Florence Douglass. Second Row: Sally Lewis, Dolores Wanser, Janet Seigars, Michael Nelder, Grant Morrill, Maurice Jackson, Jo-Anne Koehllng, Barbara Brown, Mary Lou Tracy, Elzada Thorndike, Molly Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Literary Editor Advertising Editor Assistant Advertising Editors Sports Editors Exchange Editors Alumni Editors Art Editors Junior Editor RICHARD COLBY PRISCILLA PETRIE JOSEPH RUSSELL JANET SEIGARS EDDA BAILEY DELIGHT GREENLEAF BARBARA BROWN MOLLY DONAHUE JAY BLAGDON SALLY LEWIS GRANT MORRILL DONA SPENCER JAY BLAGDON FLORENCE DOUGLASS WARD CUNNINGHAM ELZADA THORNDIKE MARY LOU TRACY MICHAEL NELDER BARBARA BROWN MAURICE JACKSON RICHARD FAIRFIELD 4 THE WARRIOR FACULTY Mrs. Edna Wilson English and Foreign Languages Mrs. Afton Witham Social Studies! Principal Mr. Ralph Hilton Mr. William Hanlon Commercial Subjects Mr. Perry Thompson, II Industrial Arts THE WARRIOR Submaster Mr. George Griffing Mrs. Dorothy Apgar Science and Mathametics Art Miss Methyl Hodgkins Home Economics Mrs. Claire Moody Mr. Eugene Stover, Jr Music Physical Education NEW CAFETERIA Left to right: Mrs. Phyllis Lewis, Mrs. Gladys Light, Mrs. Bailey The students of Wiscasset High School Wish to express to the towns people their appreciation for the construction of the cafeteria. Interior of Cafeteria THE WARRIOR SENIOR Vice President PRISCILLA PETRIE 1955 Tl'e8Slll'el' BETTY MCLEOD President RICHARD COLBY OFFICERS Secretary WILLISSA DONAHUE THE WARRIOR EDDA BAILEY College Birthday - November 16 Age 17 Wiscasset Oh that my words were now written! Oh that they were printed in a book. Vice President 25 Secretary l, 35 Newspaper Club l, 3, 45 Spelling Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff C1..iterary EditorD 4. Class History. IAY LIBBY BLAGDON Blagdon College Birthday - April 12 Age 18 Wiscasset It is not good that the man should be alone. Student Council 2, 3, 45 Student Council President 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Basketball, I. V. 15 lnterclass Track 15 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3 CPresi- dentD5 Glee Club 3, 45 School Fair Committee l, 45 King Candidate 1, 25 King Attendant 35 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Outing Club 35 lnterclass Football 1, 25 Yearbook Stait 3, 45 CSports Editor and Advertising Statfl. Salutatorian. BARBARA ANNE BROWN Barb College Birthday - Iune 28 Age 18 Wiscasset What wilt thou do to entertain this starry stranger? Basketball l, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 35 Newspaper Club 1, 25 Glee Club 35 Softball 1, 25 School Fair Com- mittee 15 F. H. A. 15 Senior Class Play 45 Outing Club l, 25 Yearbook Staff CAdvertising Staff, Art Editor, Snaps 4,15 Art Club 3, 45 Girls Basketball Manager 4. DONA CBROWND SPENCER College Birthday - May 9 Age 18 Wiscasset . She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen. Student Council Member 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Iunior Prize Speaking Finals 3, lst place5 Dramatic Club 1, 35 Newspaper Club 45 G-lee Club 1, 3, 45 Softball lg Spelling Contest 45 Debating Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y Club 15 Senior Class Play 45 Yearbook Staff 4, CSports Editorb Class Manager lp G-irl's State 3. Gift to Boys. THE WARRIOR STANLEY LAWRENCE CATON Studley Ind. Arts Birthday -September 23 Age 17 Wiscasset As Qood natured a soul as e're trod a shoe of leather. Basketball I. V. 1, Track 4, Iunior Prize Speaking 3, lst place, Art Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Outing Club 2, 3, Football 3, Yearbook Staff 4, 2nd highest sales- man Magazine Drive. RICHARD EVERETT COLBY Dick College Birthday - Iune 3 Age 18 Wiscasset Nothing is secret which shall not be made manifest. Class President l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Varsity 3, 4, I. V. 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Iunior Prize Speaking Finals 3, Dramatic Club l, 3, Vice President 3, Newspaper Club l, 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, President 3, School Fair Committee 1, Boy's State 3, King Can- didate 3, Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary 1, 2, 3, Senior Class Play 4, Lincoln County News Correspondent 3, Outing Club 1, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, Magazine Drive Manager 4, Class Manager 3, Art Club 3, 4, 3rd High Salesman Maga- zine Drive 2, Assistant Editor Newspaper 1, 2, Iunior Editor oi Warrior 3. Valedictorian. WARD CUNNINGHAM Slim General Birthday - September 14 Age 18 Wiscasset Man is a reasoning animal. Basketball I.V. l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Outing Club 3, Yearbook Stait 4, 2nd Highest Salesman Magazine Drive l. FLORENCE IVA DOUGLASS Fondie General Birthday - May 13 Age 18 Whitefield A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I. V. 1, Interclass Bask- etball 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. Club 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4. THE WARRIOR WILLISSA MARY DONAHUE Molly General Birthday - March ll Age 18 North Edgecornb I like a bit of a mongrel mysell whether its a man or a dog7 they're the best lor everyday. Secretary 47 Student Council Member 2, 37 Basket- ball 2, 37 Softball 37 F. H. A. Club lj 'Senior Class Play 47 Yearbook Stall 4. lnterclass Basketball 4. DELIGHT ANN GREENLEAF General Birthday - February 2 Age 18 Edgecomb Busy here and there. 7 Student Council Member 1, 4j Student Council Of- ficer 47 Treasurer 37 I. V. Basketball 17 Basketball 27 Interclass Basketball 47 Iunior Prize Speaking Finals 37 Dramatic Club 37 Treasurer7 Newspaper Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Softball 17 Manager 3, 47 School Fair Committee l, 47 F. H. A. Club 2, 37 Queen Attendant 37 Tri-Hi-Y Club 17 Senior Class Play 47 Outing Club lj Yearbook Stall 47 Advertising Editor 47 D. A. R. Candidate 47 Class Prophecy. HERBERT IAMES GROVER Herbie Ind. Arts Birthday - December 24 Age 18 Wiscasset No small art is it to sleep7 it is necessary .for that purpose to keep awake all day. Basketball 2, 3, 47 Basketball I. V. 17 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Dramatic Club 37 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 47 Senior Class Play 47 Outing Club 37 Football l, 2, 37 King Candi- date 47 King 4. MAURICE WAYNE IACKSON College Birthday - May 7 Age 17 North Whitefield Little but to the purpose. Student Council 17 Basketball I. V. 17 Track 2, 3, 47 Baseball l7 Cross Country 3, 47 Iunior Prize Speaking Finals7 Znd Prize 37 Glee Club 37 Senior Class Play 47 Outing Club 37 Yearbook Staff 47 Art Editor7 Art Club 3, 47 Debate Club 3, 47 Gifts to Girls. THE WARRIOR IOANNE KOEHLING Io College Birthday - September 13 Age 17 Wiscasset Her ways are ways oi Pleasantnessf' Newspaper Club 4, Glee Club 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, School Fair Committee lp Tri-Hi-Y 2, Senior Class Play 4, Property Manager, Outing Club l, 2, 3. IOHN LOWELL LEIGHTON Iohnny Ind. Arts Birthday - August 24 Age 18 Wiscasset Ca1m of mind, all passion spent. Basketball 1, 21 Cross Country CManagerD 3, News- paper Club 1, 2: Senior Class Play 4, Assistant Stage Manager, Outing Club 1, 2. BETTY ANN MCLEOD Bet College Birthday - Iune 12 Age 17 Wiscasset Fair and softly goes far. Treasurer 2, 4, Student Council Member 3, Soft- ball ly F. H. A. Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Outing Club l, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL ROBERT NELDER Mike Ind. Arts Birthday - August 8 Age 17 Wiscasset He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty Hi-Y Club 1, oonoo Club 3, Football 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Art Club 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. Honor Essay. THE WARRIOR PRISCILLA MARY PETRIE Lilly Commercial Birthday - November 22 Age 18 Wiscasset One man among a thousand have I found. Vice President 3, 45 Secretary 15 Student Council Member 25 Iunior Prize Speaking 35 Dramatic Club 35 Secretary 35 Newspaper Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Assistant Editor 45 School Fair Committee 15 Queen Candidate 3, 45 Queen 45 Cheerleading l, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Senior Class Play 45 Outing Club 1, 25 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Advertising 35 Assistant Editor 45 Class Manager Magazine Drive 4: Class Will. GAIL SANDRA ROGERS Home Economics Birthday - Ianuary 2 Age 19 Whitefield I have laid aside business and gone a 'fishin'. Glee Club 35 Softball 2, 45 F. H. A. Club 2. IOSEPH WARREN RUSSELL Ioe Ind. Arts Birthday - March 10 Age 18 Whitefield He freshly and cheerfully asked him how a man should kill time. Student Council Member 15 F. F. A. Club 35 Outing Club 1, 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Business Managerg School Fair Committee 1. IANET FAITH SIEGARS Cigars College Birthday - April 16 Age 18 Alna Tomorrow to fresh woods and pastures new. Treasurer 15 Iunior Prize Speaking 3, 2nd Prize5 Newspaper Club 45 Glee Club 45 School Fair Com- mittee 15 F. H. A. Club 25 Cheerleading 25 Tri-Hi-Y Club 25 Senior Class Play 45 Outing Clu'b 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Stait 4. THE WARRIOR ELZADA THORNDIKE Altuna Home Economics Birthday - December 3 Age I9 Wiscasset Much to do about nothing. Dramatic Club 3: Newspaper Club 4: Glee Club 3: School Fair Committee 4: F. H. A. Club 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4: Assistant Business Manager: Year- book Staft 4: Alumni Editor: Art Club 3. MARY LOU TRACY Lu1u Home Economics Birthday - September 13 Age 18 Wiscasset Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themseIves. Basketball 1: Softball 1: School Fair Committee l: F. H. A. Club l, 2, 3: Outing Club 1, 2, 3: Art Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Alumni Editor. DOLORES IUNE WANSER Dodo College Birthday - February 10 Age l7 Wiscasset She is a friend to all the world. Newspaper Club 4: Glee Club 4: Softball 1: School Fair Committee 1: Senior Class Play 4: Outing Club l, 2, 3: Magazine Drive Manager 2. STUART REGINALD THAYER WYMAN Ind. Arts Birthday - November 12 Age 18 Wiscasset But lasting joys the man attend, who has a polished female friend. I. V. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 4: Iunior Prize Speaking Finals 3: Newspaper Club 4: G-lee Club 3: School Fair Committee 1: Hi-Y Club l, 2, 3, 4: Out- ing Club 3. THE WARRIOR Valedictorian Salutatorian Honor Essay Class History Class Prophecy Class Will Gifts to Boys Gifts to Girls Honor Parts RICHARD COLBY JAY BLAGDON MICHAEL NELDER EDDA BAILEY DELIGHT GREENLEAF PRISCILLA PETRIE DONA BROWN SPENCER MAURICE JACKSON Class Motto Not at the Top, but Climbing Class Marshal Stanley Caton Class Ode QTUNE: Wiffenpoof Songj To the high school in Wiscasset. To the place Where laughter dwells To the schooldays we will all remember Well. To the Seniors here assembled Saying farewell and goodbye As the sadness of this parting casts its spell. Yes, the sadness of this parting, from the things we love so well For our memories and our friends are of the best Yes, we'll say farewell to schooldays, for we know they cannot last. Then we'll pass and be forgotten with the rest! MICHAEL NEIJDER '55 16 THE WARRIOR SENIOR STATISTICS I R 4- Senior Statistics istics t Ambition Boston or Chicago U. College and Coach Nurse or Interior Decorator Make Howie happy Job, Travel Designer Engineer W. A. F. or get married Get out of school To get married someday Get through school Doctor Nurse Get through school hem Nurse Travel To be successful Get married Engineering To get married Nurse College Good job Likes Music People Socialogy Sports Cars Hunting Wayne Movies Fords Howie Dances Fords Fords Food Pizza Pies Basketball Dancing Chryslers Basketball A good time Dancing Fords Gum Dances Freddie Swimming Eating Fords Food Sports Eating Sports Science Food Travel Winter Sports Food Women Food Travel Winter Sports Money Reading Hunting Bert Fords Dancing Foods Men Chevies Hot Rods Girls Sleep Dancing Dyers Valley - Cooking Porky Fords Gum Plymouths Church Music Food Girls Industrial Arts Dislikes Economics Modern Art Liberace Very Little Snobs Big Wheels Snobs Some Teachers Onions Office Calls Detention Squash Cold Weather Nosey People Fords Macaroni Conceited People Chevies English School Onions Snakes Snobs Teachers School Fat girls Turnip P. O. D. Drinking Smoking Waiting School Work Snobbish Women Drinkinfg Smoking Waiting Dill Pickles Public Speaking Cold Weather To Wait Cold Weather Class meetings Drinking School Work Flat Tires Drinking Hot Rods Exams English Chevies Snobs Hot Rods Cold Weather Snobbish Girls Office Calls Detention Haunt No place special Abbie's Damariscotta Howie's House Neighbors Anywhere you m Home Clary Lake Dyers Valley Dyers Valley Clary Lake Bath ight End me Any place but home Home Massachusetts Wiscasset Texaco Home The Greasy Spoon East Boothbay Home Coopers Mills Wiscasset Wherever you Augusta Yellow Plymouth Birch Point See The Name Edda Bailey Jay Blagdon Barbara Brown Dona tBrownJ Spencer Stanley Caton Richard Colby Ward Cunningham Willisa Donahue Florence Douglass Delight Greenleaf Herbert Grover Maurice Jackson Jo-Anne Koehling John Leighton Betty McLeod Michael Nelder Priscilla Petrie Gail Rogers Joseph Russell Marylou Tracy Janet Seigars Elzada Thonndike Dolores Wanser Stuart Wyman Alias Blagdon Barb Studley Dick Slim Molly Fondy Cooper Jr. Herbie Jo Johnny Bet Mike Lilly Joe Lulu Cigars n u 4: u n n u as Favorite Saying Oh, crud Yes, Ma'am Don't know, do ya? That's Weary It's possible but not probable Oh, you horse's necktie' ..NutS,. You better believe it Don't let it worry ya Darn it Oh, go home Holy Cow Oh, Sugar For Goodness Sakes And that's a fact, Man Heavens Fm hungry, isn't it time to eat? I don't know No Kidding Oh, Heck Come on, let's go That's good Cheaper by the Dozen Senior Stal Opinion of Opposite Sex Nice All right, but one is wonderful Pretty Wonderful He's just wonderful Nice Hmmm Nice Can't figure them out Real nice at times Don't believe em He's the best Their all right in their place, bu they haven't dug it yet. O. K. Sometimes Funny, aren'.t they? uso, Son Oh, if you can Love 'em all I Love Him Just wonderful Can't get along Rather nice Love 'em all Scrumptious Pretty Slick get along with 1 with them l THE WARRIOR SENIOR STATISTICS THE WARRIOR CITIZENSHIP AWARD D A R DIRIGO GIRL and BOYS STATE Dona QBrownJ Spencer Richard Everett Colby SENIOR CLASS PLAY Front row: Janet Seigars, Lilly Petrie, Delight Greenleaf, Dlck Colby, Dona Spencerg Second row: Jay Blagdon, Maurice Jackson, Mike Nelder, Molly Donahue, Barbara Brown, Dolores Wanser. The Senior Class Play was presented in the Memorial Gym on Nov- ember 29th under the direction of Mrs. Edna Wilson. The play was well attended at both the afternoon and evening performances. The make-up and prompting was done by Mrs. Afton Witham. THE GROOM SAID NO! Cast of Characters . Mrs. Inez Cameron, Mother DELORES WANSER Patty Cameron, Daughter PRISCILLA PETRIE Virgie Cameron, Daughter BARBARA BROWN Steve Cameron, Son RICHARD COLBY Mr. Will Cameron, Father JAY BLAGDON Mrs. Sorenson, Neighbor MOLLY DONAHUE Willie Williams, Virgie's boyfriend MAURICE JACKSON Mary Alice Smith, Girl next door JANET SEIGARS Clara Curtis, Steve's girl DONA SPENCER Lt. Shirley Anderson, Nurse DELIGHT GREENLEAF Ed Smith, a friend of Clara's MICHAEL NELDER MAURICE J. FINESON The Class Ring Man 374 Center Street Bangor, Maine Bangor 5745 19 THE WARRIOR Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. SENIOR CALENDAR 13 School opens - No more working for pay. 23 Senior Pictures Taken - Where's Rye Beach??? 24 Freshman Reception - Senior Sponsored! ! 1 Teachers' Convention - A couple days off! 20 Senior Supper - Turkey, Ugh! ! ! 27 Knox-Lincoln Cross-Country Championship - We win! ! ! Oct. 28-29 State Teachers' Convention - The latest in handling delinquents! Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 6 Food Sale - Without any food yet! 11-12 Holiday - and who doesn't need it? ? ? 18-19 Exams - Dirges fill the corridors. 24 lst Basketball game with Thomaston there. 25-26 Thanksgiving Vacation - More turkey. 29 Class Play - Dig the hams! ! ! 30 Played Monmouth here. A Victory! ! 3 State Trooper Boudreau talks on safety - movie and several gory pictures. 7 Rockport here. We beat 'em. 10 Boothbay Harbor High here. Just imagine - We beat BHHS ! ! 17 Game with Waldoboro. Another win! ! 23 Christmas Glee Club Program. VACATION BEGINS! ! ! 3 Back to school - Dragging footsteps . . . 7 Camden Game Here. Oh, dear, better luck next time. 13 Senior Beano - Where's all the Seniors? ? ? 14 Game with Lincoln Academy. Watch that temper ! ! ! 18 Rockport High School there. A win! I ! - No we lost. 21 Yearbook pictures. Say cheese. 26 Monmouth there. Roll that bus! ! 29 Waldoboro here. Still winning. . . 4 Thomaston here. A victory that was sure exciting - ONE point! 8 Union High Basketball game. Pop went the buttons, huh girls? ? 11 Camden Game here. No comment . . . 17-18-19 Class M. Basketball Tournament. Buy your hot dogs here! 26 All-Star Game. You mean you let the teachers beat ? ? ? Mar. 4-5 School Fair . . . Remember Mrs. Wilson's Strike at the Bowling Mar. Alley? ? 'Z ' 5 Coronation Ball . . . King and Queen - Both Seniors. THE WARRIOR 21 Mar. 11 School Science Fair. Mar. 26 Regional Science Fair. Senior Maurice Jackson took honors. Mar. 27 Leave on Class Trip - Can you believe it - We're on our way. Apr. 3 The weary Seniors have arrived home after a wonderful week that we will never forget. Apr. 7-8 Exams. So soon after the trip ? ? ? Apr. 11 Senior Graduation Announcements arrive. Apr. 18 Yearbook goes to print ? ? ? May 5-6 Cabaret. June 12 Baccalauerate. June 13 June June June June Alumni Banquet. 13-14 Exams. At last, Finals! ! 15 GRADUATION. 16 Graduation Ball. 17 School Picnic and Report Ca WE'LL N EVE The Senior Class Play The Day at Rye Beach Mrs. Wilson's English Classes De1ight's Pajama Party Edda placing first in the Spelling Con- test Delightgetting D. A. R. Lilly getting engaged The class trip Rooms 272, 572, 935, 735, 921, 919, 920, 922. Hotel Taft in N. Y. C. and Hotel Raleigh in Washington The Loyal Texans from W. H. S. and L. A. Guide in the .Capitol Building The Last Friday Night in N. Y. C. walking on Broadway at 3 a.m. The thrill of being televised on the Dave Garroway Show. rds. R FORGET Radio City and Dick's interrupted nap Lincoln Academy's Room 915 Sak's Fifth Avenue Doorway The Ice Cubes in Ward's Bed J ohnny's tricks on Stan Sailor visiting Marylou and Gail The Bus Driver in Washington Barbara's Ham Sandwiches at 2 a.m. Gail and Marylou's Room Service The Handy Telephone Sleeping on the Floor Being Lost in New Haven Cafeteria style lunch Making recordings Those dog-gone Green Tour pins The Stairs in the Statue of Liberty All the men at Annapolis The wonders of New York City and Washington, D. C. THE WARRIOR Senior Class Trip On Sunday nite, March 27, at approximate- ly 8:20 Qslightly detained by a certain Miss Greenleafj We embarked upon The Senior Class Trip. We were greeted by the Lincoln delegation, their chaperone, and Mrs. With- am. During the first hundred miles of the journey, quantities of pizza, rolls and potato chips were consumed, helped along by a sol- itary quart of chocolate milk - interrupting this was a brief stop at Portland, where cof- fee and cokes were served. Brief stop in Portsmouth for bus repairs. Driver lost in maze of New Haven roads - Mrs. Witham plays Good Samaritan, directs the lost soul. Leave New Haven. Finally - we've arrived ! We're actually in New York City - after four years and countless covered dish sup- pers, we ARE here. The girls are shown to rooms on the 5th floor, boys on the 2nd, in the Taft. Breakfast hastily consumed at the cafe- teria, followed by departure on a tour of Rockefeller Center, on whose Observation Roof a group picture was taken. Then on to Radio City Music Hall, Where we saw the movie Glass Slipper, the awe-inspiring Easter Pageant, and the spectacular Rock- ettes. After dinner a group started for the Statue of Liberty, but missing the first boat, did a Cook's Tour of Wall Street - finally caught the ferry to Bedloe Island, where most of us climbed to the crown - the descent was slow and painful. That empty feeling had be- gun to hit us, so dinner seemed to be the next logical move - six of us, including Mrs. Witham, tripped down to the Grill Room in the hotel, where Vincent Lopez and orchestra made merry music. Mrs. Witham absorbed several raw clams, while we watched with interest for possible reactions - none. Thence on an NBC tour, where Elzada dem- onstrated sound effects. Back to the hotel at about 10:30, where a brief party was held in Mrs. Witham's room. Tuesday a.m. at 5:30 a few brave and hardy souls tore themselves away from the com- forts of home, and trekked down to the Dave Garroway Show. From 6:30 until an hour later, there we stood, and were finally re- warded when the camera turned- our way - after being televised, we stayed afew min- utes for courtesy's sake, and left. At about 8:00, the bus left for Washington - equipped with a swell driver Cask one of the girls - THE WARRIOR she's got his phone numberj. Stopped at An- napolis in the afternoon, and arrived at the Hotel Raleigh in Washington at about 4:30 where we were dispersed to our rooms - all on the same floor! That evening, with the ex- ception of a few who went swimming, the group went to see Cinerama. Home again and a quiet evening. Next day: Mt. Vernon, home of George Washington. Everyone was very much impressed with the beauty and charm of this typically South- ern home, the furnishings, the outbuildings, and the gracious gardens. One of us wanted to buy it, but it was already deeded to a Lincoln boy. Following this, we were shown the Jefferson Memorial, renowned as site of Washington's symbolic cherry blossoms. That evening when at the top of the Washington Monument we could see these cherry trees bathed in colored lights - a truly beautiful sight. At the FBI Building, our guide described various methods of crime detection, and ex- plained factors which lead them to almost definite arrest of their quarry. Last stop in the building was a firearms and marksman- ship exhibition - which convinced some that a life of crime wasn't for them! ! After din- ner that nite, the tour continued, beginning at the Lincoln Memorial, where we observed the face of Lincoln portraying three different emotions: on one side determination, then happiness, and then sorrow. Leaving the Memorial, we Went to the Ford Theater, place of Lincoln's assassination by Booth, the craz- ed Southern actor - here, although the place is no longer a theater, but rather a museum for chronicling Lincoln's life, the outlines of the stage and boxes were shown, with draw- ings of Booth's fleeing footsteps. Across the street from the theater stands the house where Lincoln died. The room in which his death occurred is furnished in copies or res- torations of the actual furnishings. At the Congressional Library, after seeing the dis- plays and exhibits, we viewed the main read- ing room, and the endless rows of shelves, crammed with reference books used by stu- dents and government workers. Then we were shown the Archives Building, where important documents of the country are THE WARRIOR sheltered: the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, original manuscripts. From here, we returned to the hotel, just in time for a dance held by Lee High School, one of the school bands in town for the Cher- ry Blossom Festival. Another party in Mrs. Witham's room. Thursday took us to the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, where ffrom a distancel we were permitted to gaze fondly at 100,000 dol- lar bills. Then on a tour of the Capitol and White House, where the Lincoln group pre- sented lobsters for the President to Mr. Gruthner. After this, most of us visited the zoo fand relativesb, then left for the Fran- cisian Monastery, which is a partial repro- duction of the catacombs and the temple at Jerusalem. In the evening, after being given rather misleading directions by a certain group, a few of us finally got a meal in time to rush back up the same streets we had just covered to witness the Cherry Blossom Par- ade. While waiting for the parade to begin, we were entertained by a charming Texan, who led cheers for Sam Houston. Returning to the hotel, a party was held in Mr. Davis' room - music was supplied by two wander- ing minstrels. Friday morning at 8:45, We left for NYC - it had been so lovely in Washington that We all hated to leave. Arrived NYC about three - after getting rooms, some walked several thousand blocks to Central Park - watched the ice-skaters, and rode on the Merry-Go- Round. After dinner, to Madison Square Gar- den and the circus - peanuts and popcorn and elephants and aerialists ! ! ! Back to the hotel again for some, while others did the town. Saturday morning a small group went to the United Nations Building, while the majority either slept or went shopping. In the evening many of us took one last look at the city - a small group saw the play Anas- tasia, At 10:30 the bus arrived, although scheduled for later - everyone was ready at 11:00, but detained briefly, we left at 11:30. Sunday morning at 9:00 17 sets of beat feet landed in Wiscasset, still rolling from the long bus ride. Reality struck us in the form of a cold wind - this was no longer N.Y.C. And Back To School. THE WARRIOR THE WARRIOR Autographs THE WARRIOR 27 JUNIOR CLASS Front row, left to right: Virginia Merry, Marcia Stetson, Barbara Higgins, Richard Fair- field, Roy Shea, Marlene Millett, Georgia Abbott, Sally Lewis. Second row: Alice York, Dorothy Raymond, Mary Bowdoin, Anna Fahey, Harlene Davis, Marjorie Douglass, Mel- vlna Thorndike, Wallace Wyman. Third row: David Nichols, Douglas Schmal, Gene Chubbuck, Grant Morrill, Tom Bolling, David Whitten, Wayne Dalton, Dean Colby. President RICHARD FAIRFIELD Vice President ROY SHEA Secretary MARLENE MILLETT Treasurer BARBARA HIGGINS Q Advisor MR. GRIFFING THE WARRIOR SOPHOMGRE CLASS Front row, left to right: Peggy Grover, Ellen Farnham, June Paquette, John Nelder, Tom Rankin, Priscilla Dorr, Joan Dalton, Judy McFadden. Second row: Donny Nadeau. Gwendolyn Wyman, Jane Dowling, Eldena Munsey, Carol Barker, Gladys Tibbetts, Merle Grover. Third row: Eddie Harris, Leland Foster, Bobby Sutter, Bobby Maybury, James Smith. Not shown: Floyd Bennett and Brian Chubbuck. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor TOM RANKIN PRISCILLA DORR JUNE PAQUETTE JOHN NELDER MR. HANLON T H E W A R R 1 O R FRESHMAN CLASS Front row, left to right: Nellie Rose Merry, Betty White, Norma Weeks, Bjorg Jensen, Dean Shea, Peter Nichols, Shirley Grover, Mary Lewis, Diane Morrill, Roberta Koeh- ling. Second row: Margaret Delano, Rose Comn, Joanne Dutton, Rebecca Erskine, Sandra Smith, Susan Croxford, Gloria Soule, Glynls Jackson, Peggy Lamson. Third row: Leigh Campbell, Tony Jordan, Darrell Morrill, William Dunbar, Malcolm Giles, James Bailey, Donald Hutchins, Steven Davis, Ken Connors, Edward Mank, Allen Lewis. President DEAN SHEA Vice President PETER NICHOLS Secretary SHIRLEY GROVER Treasurer BJORG JENSEN Advisor MRS. WITHAM THE WARRIOR THE WARRIOR THE WARRIOR 32 CROSS COUNTRY Front row, left to right: Maurice Jackson, Edward Harris, Ward Cunningham, Grant Morrill, Tom Rankin, Roy Shea, Stuart Wyman. Second row: Mr. Grilling, Dean Shea, Richard Fairfield, William Dunbar, Robert Maybury, Douglas Schmal, James Smith, and Landy Foster tmanagerl. SCORES Our Score 19 away 25 away 28 home 21 home 19 away 27 away 15 home 26 K-L Meet STATE MEET 254 SUMMARY OF MEETS Opponent's Union 36 Rockland 34 Union 76 Kents Hill 37 Lincoln 40 Waldoboro 42 Kents Hill 30 Rockland 47 Waldoboro 79 Rockland 67 Lincoln 92 Union 96 10th place Many cheers go to this year's Cross Country team who came home with the first K-L League Championship for Wiscasset High. Under the coach- ing of George Griffing, the boys won all their meets, and finished 10th in the state meet, ahead of several larg- er schools. Morrill finished 14th and Rankin 25th out of a field of 100 run- ners. In the last meet of the season, Wis- casset made a perfect score against Rockland, placing five Wiscasset men in first places. B 81 W OIL COMPANY PENDLETON'S MARKET Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Tel. 54 Tel. 253 THE WARRIOR 33 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Richard Colby, Thomas Rankin, Herbert Grover, Grant Morrill, Roy Shea, Bobby Maybury, and Jay Blagdon. Second row: Richard Fairfleld, manager, Stuart Wyman, Merle Grover, Mr. Stover, coach, Dean Shea, Gene Chubbuck, and Leigh Campbell, manager. Wiscasset Alumni 42 - 54 Home Thomaston 63 - 37 Away Monmouth 33 - 58 ' Home Lincoln 8 59 - 43 Home Rockport 58 - 68 Home Boothbay 43 - 44 Home Waldoboro 26 - 43 Away Camden 61 - 48 Home Union 25 - 66 Home Lincoln 63 - 60 Away Rockport 53 - 34 Away Boothbay 53 - 36 Away Monmouth 40 - 54 Away Waldoboro 39 - 70 Home Union 49 - 68 Away Camden 51 - 38 Away Thomaston 68 - 70 Home The Varsity had a successful season winning ten and losing eight games. We came in tied for fourth in the Knox-Lincoln League. Richmond de- feated us 60-54 in the district tourna- ment playoffs. The team losses by graduation are: Guard, Stuart Wymang Forwards, Richard Colby and Herbert Grover' Center, Jay Blagdon. 3 The boys will have a fine nucleus for next year with Grant Morrill, Tommy Rankin, Bobby Maybury, and Roy Shea and others back for real action! This page sponsored by FRANK L. SAMPLE JR.. INC. THE WARRIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front row, left to right: Priscilla Dorr, Joan Dalton, Florence Douglass, Jane Dowling, Marlene Millett, Judy McFadden, and Marcia Stetson, Second row: Mr. Hanlon, coach, Gwendolyn Wyman, Anna Fahey, Peggy Lamson, Gloria Soule, Bee Jensen, Shirley Grover, and Carol Barker, manager. The Girls Varsity had a successful season in the Knox-Lincoln League. They had a record of five wins and seven losses, which was good for fourth place in the seven team league. Marlene Millett was high scorer with Judy McFadden close behind. The outstanding guards were the Four D's , Jane Dowling, Florence Douglass, Joan Dalton, and Priscilla Dorr. The tearn looses only one Senior, Florence Douglass, by graduation and the above mentioned girls, plus Marcia Stetson, Anna Fahey, and others will give Wiscasset High a fine team next year. WEEKS ,, WALTZ Compliments of Fol::Ir?g13.Ig2'sg11fgicE CULBY AND GALE Damariscotta, Maine Tel. 167 - Damariscotta, Maine T H E W A R R I O R Wg, J. V. BASKETBALL Left to right: Ward Cunningham, Donald Hutchins, Landy Foster, Peter Nichols, Steven Davis, Edward Harris, William Dunbar, Dean Shea, Donald Nadeau, Leigh Campbell. Mr. Stover, coach. TRACK Front row, left to right: Dean Shea, Maurice Jackson, Ward Cunningham, Donny Nadeau, Grant Morrill, William Dunbar, Roy Shea, Tom Rankin, Stuart Wyman. Second row: Darrell Morrill, Jimmy Smith, Pete Nichols, Stanley Caton, Tom Bolling, Bobby Maybury, David Whitten, Douglas Schmal, Eddie Harris. YANKEE WHOLESALE F. H. HAMMOND Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine 1 T H E W A R R 1 o R CHEERLEADERS Kneeling, left to right: Diane Morrill, Head Cheerleader Georgia Abbott, Harlene Davis. Standing: Sally Lewis, Mary Lewis, Coach Methyl Hodgkins, June Paquette, Virginia Merry. Q The cheering squad gave plenty of support to the basketball ball teams this year under the direction of Miss Hodgkins and head cheerleader Georgia Abbott. We hope that the girls will all return next year and keep up the good work. This page sponsored by ROUND TOP DAIRY, INC. Serving your area with Pasteurized Milk Products Damariscotta, Maine B THE WARRIOR ASEBALL Front rf-w. left to right: Dean Shea, Jay Blagdon, Grant Morrill, Bob Maybury, Pete Nichols, Tom Rankin, Donny Nadeau, Merle Grover. Second row: Stuart Wyman, Roy Shea, Herbert Grover, Dick Colby, Donald Hutchins, Steven Davis, Allen Lewis, Leland Foster, and Coach Gene Stover. SOFTBALL Front row, left to right: Judy McFadden, Ellen Farnham, Georgia Abbott, Gwendolyn Wyman, Marlene Millett, Priscilla Dorr, Joan Dalton, June Paquette, Jane Dowling, Sally Lewis, Jo-anne Koehling. Second row: Delight Greenleaf, Florence Douglass, Peggy Lamson, Marjorie Douglass, Roberta Koehling, Bjorg Jensen, Betty White, Nellie Rose Merry, Gladys Tibbetts, Coach Methyl Hodgkins. THE WARRIOR THE WARRIOR THE WARRIQR Autographs THE WARRIOR 41 Front row, left to right: Rose Coffin, Gwen Wyman, Nellie Rose Merry, Priscilla Dorr, Marcia Stetson, Judy McFadden, Jane Dowling, Diane Morrill, Georgia Abbott. Second row: Mrs. Witham, Rebecca Erskine, Virginia Merry, Barbara Higgins, Carol Barker, Eldena Munsey, Bee Jensen, June Paquette and Sally Lewis. Officers for the year were: President, Marcia Stetsong Vice-president, Judy McFadden: Treasurer, Priscilla Dorrg Secretary, Jane Dowling. Adivisor, Mrs. Afton Witham. Front row, left to right: Herbert Grover, Dean Colby, Roy Shea, Jay Blagdon, Mr. Hanlon, Richard Colby, Dick Fairfield, Dean Shea, Grant Morrill. Second row: Donald Nadeau, David Nichols, Merle Grover, Landy Foster, Bobby Maybury, David Whitten, Stuart Wyman, Thomas Rankin and Wallace Wyman. Officers for the year were: President, Richard Colby, Vice-president, Jay Blagdong Treasurer, Richard Fairfieldp Secretary, Roy Shea. Advisor, Mr. William Hanlon. THE WARRIOR Front row, left to right: Melvina Thorndike, Roberta Koehling, Nellie Rose Merry, Priscilla Dorr, Shirley Grover, Peggy Lamson, Diana Morrill, Mary Lewis. Second row: Mrs. Moody, Gloria Soule, Jo-ann Dunton, Janet Seigars, Bee Jensen, Dona Brown, Han- lene Davis, Joanne Koehling, Virginia Merry. Third row: Rebecca Erskine, Sandra Smith, Richard Colby, Grant Morrill, Ward Cunningham, Jay Blagdon, Dean Colby, Bar- bara Higgins, Marcia Stetson. Fourth row: Edward Mank, Maurice Jackson, Dean Shea, Peter Nichols, James Smith, Malcolm Giles, Richard Fairfield, Steven Davis and Leigh Campbell. Front row, left to right: Jane Dowling, Richard Colby, Lilly Petrie, Donald Nadeau. Second row: June Paquette, Dona Brown, Richard Fairfield, Priscilla Dorr, Delight Green- leaf, Janet Seigars, Leigh Campbell, Edda Bailey, Joan Dalton, Tony Jordan, Joanne Koehling. Editor, Richard Coibyg Assistant Editor, Lilly Petrieg Business Editor, Richard Fair- field, Feature Editors, Edda Bailey and June Paquette. Advisor, Mr. William Hanlon. THE WARRIOR 44 THE WARRIOR SCHOOL FAIR inf- The school fair Was held on March 4th and 5th - admission was 10c, to be paid each time you enter. This price included a door prize ticket. Booths were run by the Various classes: Seniors had food concessions, grab bags, ally ball game, and drive the spike. Juniors were proprietors of a basketball game, 2 dart games, happy hooligan ball game, and a money jingle board. Sophomores had ring toss, a baseball game, clothespin game, and a soda bottle rack. The Freshmen had the House of Horrors, a penny pitch, hit the monkey, ball in ring cup toss, and a pin up and pick out game. Coronation Ball was held on the following evening. This page sponsored by DAVIS BROTHERS CABINS North Edgecomb, Maine THE WARRIOR 45 Front row, left to right: Priscilla Dorr, June Paquette, Sandra Smith, Jane Dowling, Diane Morrill, Rose Coffin. Second row, Edward Mank, Dick Fairfield, Dean Colby, Grant Morrill, Roy Shea, Landy Foster, Jack Nelder. Much interest has been evinced in the Dramatic Clwb, which has presented two one- act plays: Elmer and the Lovebugj' and Food for Father. They were under the direction of Mrs. Edna C. Wilson. Front row, left to right: Maurice Jackson, Priscilla Dorr, David Whitten, Leigh Campbell. Second row: Coach Mrs. Witham, Darrell Morrill, Grant Morrill, Donny Nadeau. Stand- ing: Richard Fairlleld. Not shown: Tom Bolling. SPOFFORD'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of Tydol Products WEB'STER'S GREENHOUSE Wiscasset - Boothbay Road Boothbay Harbor, Maine Boothbay, Maine Tel. 24 46 THE WARRIOR Front row, left to right: Janet Seigars, Stanley Caton, Dona, Brown, Maurice Jackson. Second row: Richard Colby, Delight Greenleaf, Priscilla Petrie, Stuart Wyman. Prizes of S5 were awarded to the first place winners: Dona Brown and Stanley Catong S3 prizes went to second place winners Janet Seigarsfand Maurice Jackson. The two first place wirmers participated in the County Speaking Conltest held at Lincoln Academy. Front row, left to right: Dona Brown, Edda Bailey. Second row: Sandra Smith, Leighi Campbell. At the Lincoln County Spelling Contest, we turned up with two winners. We brought p home the 'team chamnpionship, and Edda Bailey was the individlual best speller. This page sponsored by 'S'AMPSON'S SUPER MARKET Bath, Maine KW 2 L Y PETRIE T H E W A R R I O R CORCJNATION BALL THE WARRIOR Front row, left to right: Gail Rogers, Florence Douglass and Joanne Koehling. Second row: Maurice Jackson, Richard Colby, Ward Cunningham, Herbert Grover, Jay Blagdon and Stuart Wyman. Front row, left to right: Judy McFadden. Richard Fairfield, Richard Colby, General Man- ager Barbara Higgins, and Virginia Merry. Second row: Leigh Campbell, Priscilla Petrie and John Nelder. Richard Colby, General Managerg Richard Fairfield, Assistant: Class Managers: Seniors, Priscilla Petrieg Juniors, Barbara Higginsg Sophomores, John Ne1dergAFresIhrnen, Leigh Campbellg Top Salesrnen: Richard Fairfield, Judy McFadden, Barbara Higgins and Virginia Merry. 1 THE WARRIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Delight Greenleal, Bobby Maybury, Jay Blagdon, Georgia Abbott. Standing: Steven Davis, Sally Lewis, Grant Morrill, Judy McFadden, Merle Grover, Peggy Lamson, Advisor Mr. Grltlin. E The Student Council elected the following officers for this year: President JAY BLAGDON Vice President ROBERT MAYBURY Secretary GEORGIA ABBOTT Treasurer DELIGHT GREENLEAF Under the direction of Mr. Griffing they govern the school and settle all the major problems. One of the main articles before the council this year has been the organization of an Athletic Association. The council consists of two members from each class and two from the student body at large. THE WARRIOR THE WARRIOR THE WARRIOR THE WARRIOR ALUMNI Frances Weaver Arlene fDaltonJ Foye Janice QMetcalfJ Fogg Veryl fBachelderJ Caton Gloria CHarveyJ Dow Jane fMcGrathJ Smith Shirley QGrantJ Hill Bernita CCrummitJ Bosworth Lois fNasonJ Thomas Ann Quinnam Pearl fErskineJ Skillings Kenneth Sherman John Fahey Clayton Grover Theodore Dalton Richard Soule Robert Fairfield Donald Calnan Roland Rogers Edward Grant Leroy Jackson Clyde Dow George Stickney, Jr. Earl Colby, Jr. Claire fBaileyD Gardner Margaret Brown Gail fFosterJ Chillrnan Elizabeth fGrindellj Fowles Marilyn Uacksonj Vigneault Loraine fLightJ Mihalas Geraldine fLamsonJ Hersom Doris fMcGirrJ Weston Sally Nelder Adeline CStickneyj Harvey Natalie fDowlingJ Holbrook Mary Dyer John Cost Maurice Foye Gordon Huber Stanley Johnson Donald Leavitt Alvin Reed Chester Merry Philip Simpson 1950 195 Richmond, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Portland, Maine Bailey Island, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Germany North Newcastle, Maine North Edgecomb, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Bath, Maine U. S. Coast Guard Bath, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Air Force, California Bath, Maine Damariscotta, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Whitefield, Maine Birch Point, Maine U. S. Air Force Wiscasset, Maine Whitefield, Maine U. S. Marines 1 Texas Farmington Teachers College Hartford, Connecticut Painted Post, New York Wiscasset, Maine Bath, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Newcastle, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Air Force Army Army Wiscasset, Maine Army fGermanyJ Woolwich, Maine U. S. Navy Bath, Maine Wiscasset, Maine 54 THE WARRIOR Evelyn Cronk William Daly Gerald Dalton Roger Dalton Arlene Ames Roy Barnes Evelyn Boudin Carol fBrownD Hyson Marjory Delano Leonard Dunton 1952 Madelene fFairfieldJ Langelier George Flanders Eleanor Glidden Ann Grover William Johnson Barbara CPetriej Sanborn Robert MacQueston Paul Meite Janet Nichols Bancroft Stetson Judith fRinesJ Reed Priscilla lColby5 Dalton Carolyn QCoiTinJ Verrill John Conners, Jr. Richard Dalton Robert Hersom Wilbur Huber Faylene Hunnewell Joan Uohnsonj Reed George Main, Jr. Gordon Merry Adrienne Nadeau Ronald Shea 1953 Sherry CSomesJ Christiansen Roger Cowley Stanley Curtis Theodore Dowling Carolyn Farnham Robert Jordan Barbara Koehling Bernard Koehling Willard Lewis Rosalie Libby Edith Whitney Edith CMeiteJ Flanders Dianne CNicholsJ Caton Carole Oliver Lee Shelton Mary Smith Blanche Stickney Helen Lester 1954 Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Army Uapanj Army Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Portland, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine South Elliot, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Gardiner, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Maine Maritime Academy Wiscasset, Maine Augusta, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Westport Island, Maine Air Force Army Army Air Force Fisher Junior College Wiscasset, Maine U. S. Coast Guard Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Farmington Teachers College Wiscasset, Maine U. S. Coast Guard Wiscasset, Maine Marine Corp. Wiscasset, Maine Army Wiscasset, Maine Eastern Nazarene College Ricker College Augusta, Maine Providence Bible Institute Alna, Maine Edgecomb, Maine Bath, Maine Air Force fTexasl Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset, Maine Framingham, Massachusetts THE WARRIOR ----A---A- --A--------- A---- AAAAAAA :poQoo4:-:poc-:vc- Compliments of ALBEE INSURANCE AGENCY Federal Street Wiscasset - Tel. 58-11 KOZY KORNER RESTAURANT The Family Table Away From Home Mrs. Eileene Foye, Prop. Compliments of COWLEY FUNERAL SERVICE Tel. 93 or 58-11 Wiscasset, Maine Wiscasset - Tel 92-3 Philco RCA Victor Compliments of WISCASSET HARDWARE CO. General Electric Television Compliments of LEDGES INN Wiscasset Maine Compliments of .I EAN ' S Women Child1'en's Apparel Compliments of I. G. A. 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BLAGDON Wiscasset - Tel. 131 :' u 1 1 I+ lr ooo1:-..--- -v--:vocvvzvooocvvvaoc--vvv .... -:vo4:----- RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY E. F. Jackson, Agent :::: ::::::roooc::::hoooooo Blue Coal Esso Heating Fuels WISCASSET FUEL COMPANY SALES and SERVICE E. F. M. G. E. Oil Automatic Stokers Furnaces ooooc: :: ::::v4::Jo-oo4::::::: -v Compliments of MILTON STEPHENSON D. M. D. WTSCASSET MAINGAS SERVICE Bottle Gas-Appliances Installation - Service Wiscasset Maine Robert J. MacLaren Tel. 60 1 ::::bo4::::::r4:::boc:::ro4:: Jeff- ----J4:--'f--A---------- ---- I II I I I I I I-I I I I Good Luck to Class of '55 BRODACRE POULTRY FARM Edgar Smith - Philip E. Smith MORRIS S. POVICH II Wiscasset Bath II Baby Chicks Morris - - Don - Marge Phone Wiscasset II North Edgecomb Maine II CARL M. P. 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S. PIERCE PRODUCTS Damariscotta - Maine Tel- 109'2 Damariscotta - Maine -,Qq:-,,,,,:p4:- .... :vo-ocvv-- ------:Pt-91: Best Wishes To The Senior Class EARLE PULSIFER, D. M. D. 3: 1:1-oooc::::: oo1::::::::::rooc:::: Compliments of DR. RAYMOND H. BROWN oP'1'oME'1'R1s'1' Damariscotta - Maine Compliments of CLARK S BEVERAGES Newcastle, Maine Visitors Welcome Tel. Damariscotta, 1382 - ..v.... :ro4:----- Compliments of SAMUEL L. BELKNAP, M. D. RALPH ec. Po'WELL, M. D. ARTHUR H. -SAMPSDN, M. D. :oooc::::oooc::::::Joo-ooc:I:3c: Best Wishes For The Class of '55 CLEVELAND A. PAGE Damariscotta - Maine THE DECORATOR SI-I0'P Damariscotta - Maine Tel. 183 WE'STERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE KENT S. GREELY, Owner Damariscotta Maine Compliments of WALDOBORO GARAGE COMPANY LINCOLN and MERCURY SALES Waldoboro Rockland Tel. Temple 2-5315 - Tel. 474 BULLOCK S .IEWEELRY AND GIFT STORE EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING F. J. PRATT Boothbay Harbor - Maine --v------vvv ...-.. ,v----v-oo ETHELYN P. GILES REALTOR Bank Bldg. - Tel. 290 Boothbay Harbor PROPERTIES of ALL KINDS GROVERS, HARDWARE HARDWARE and SPORTING STORE Boothbay Harbor - Maine Rentals - Sales WATTS ES'S'O SERVICENTER AND RALPH'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Boothbay Harbor Maine DAVE'S VILLAGE STORE GROCERIES - LUNCHES GASOLINE North Edgecomb - Maine :::: :::J-1:11-o IN APPRECIATION Wiscasset High School Seniors would like to express their sincere appreciation for the help given them during the past four years by teachers and other citizens interest- ed in the welfare of the school. v:::9oo4:::::pc: 'Jc--:rooc-Jooc--:vc--11:---Ja:---'Je--AY 7--7 7 -:rc--J: .... :bc ..v....v ---v--v- JI HAROLD C. RALPH CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Route 1 Waldoboro, Maine Tel. Temple 25321 '-'--- 7--:vc--1 -AJ:---ut -A A' '-- Don't Just Guess Buy the Best Frigidaire or Maytag Protect Your Appliance By getting Guaranteed Service From The DAMARISCOTTA MAYTAG 'STORE 27 Main Street Tel 222 Damariscotta, Maine In Wiscasset It's Frigidaire 2 to 1 ::voo1:::voc::J::::r: ':: KENRO CHEVROLET Tel. 166 Upper Main Street Damariscotta, Maine - -- - -- -- --- ---- ---v-----::--J:-::::::::::: Commercial Photography Photographic Supplies Portraiture THE PICTORIAL STUDIO Tel.98 Academy Street Newcastle, Maine I I-I I I I I I II II II II II II II II 1411111211: I I I ::: -A-::: ::::oooo4:: BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 'hr ignnthhag Qvgintvr WISCASSET I OB PRINT +++++++++++++++++++++++iW Printers of the Warrior i++++++++++++++++++++++++ WEEKLY NEWSPAPER COMMERCIAL PRINTING TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES - STATIONERY HALLMARK GREETING CARDS 95 TOWNSEND AVENUE BOOTHBAY HARBOR, MAINE :::::::::oc::::::::oo-00000 9oooo4:::roc:::pooc::::: v:::::::: COLBY S MARKET Bath Road Wiscasset Groceries Meats Provisions Filling Station Gulf Gas and Oil OPEN 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. 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