Woodstock High School - Eureka Yearbook (Bryant Pond, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1967 volume:

DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1967, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. John A. Brady. After graduating from St. Francis College of Biddeford, Maine in 1966 he came to Woodstock to competently head our English Department. He is head of the dramatics club, handles the prize speaking and will coach softball in the spring. This page sponsored by LOCAL 77 UNITED FURNITURE WORKERS OF AMERICA AFL-CIO Locke Mills, Maine FACULTY 1st ROW - Mrs. Rolfe, French - Mr. McCann, Principal - Mrs. Lord, Math 2nd ROW - Mr. Brady, English - Mr. Clements, Science 3rd ROW - Mr. Bean, Commercial - Mr. Hutchins, English - Mr. Keniston, Industrial Arts 4th ROW - Mr. Hapgood, Social Studies, Mr. Crouch, Math - Mr. Emery, Science STUDENT COUNCIL 1st ROW - W. Morgan, L. Koskela, B. Thurlow, D. Rosenberg, D. Foster. 2nd ROW - F. Herrick, T. Crockett, W. Howe, M. Twitchell, J, Taylor. This page sponsored by STOWELL SILK SPOOL CO. INC. SENIORS ELINOR MAY ANDREWS College Ellie ” June 14, 1949 For 1 have promises to keep, ■ and miles to go before 1 sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. Basketball: 3, 4; Softball: 3,4; Math Fair: 1. 3; Dramatics: 3; Rifle Club: 4; Eureka Staff: 4; Magazine Campaign: 1, 4; Office Girl: 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Attendant: 3; Cheering: 1,2. MARCIA ARLENE AUGER Commercial The never ending flight of future days. Junior Prom Attendant: 3; School Paper: 3. Skippy July 1, 1949 LILLIAN JEAN BROOKS Lil” College August 21, 1949 Rest satisfied with doing well, and leave others to talk of you as they please. ” Basketball: 3. 4; Science Fair: 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics: 4; Rifle Club: 1.2, 3, 4. MICHAEL BRUCE BOYCE Mike Industrial Arts April 26, 1947 The value of a dollar 3 gallons of Gas. Rifle Club: 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4; Junior Prom Attendant: 3; Carnival King: 4. LASKA JEAN COFFIN Commercial I will make success with what materials I have. I.aska June 30, 1949 Dramatics: 3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer: 1; Librarian: 4; Glee Club: 2, 4; School Paper: 3. ESTHER HELENA CROCKETT Big-Red College October 6, 1948 Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Softball: 1. 2, 3, 4; Math Fair: 3; Rifle Club: 2; Magazine Campaign: 4; Office Girl: 4; Vice President: 2, 4; Librar- ian: 1,2.4. KENT CUMMINGS Industrial Arts Wine and Women, that's the way I want to live. Math Fair: 1; Rifle Club: 1. Clyde November 13, 1946 ROSE ALICE CUSHMAN Commercial Rosie February 21, 1948 I light my candle from his torch. Cheering: 1,2, 3. 4; Librarian: 1, 2, 3; Dramatics: 2,3; Office Girl: 4; Junior Prom Attendant: 3. JERROLD SCOTT EMMONS Jerry Industrial Arts December 29, 1948 In anything great or small large or petty never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. Crosscountry: 2; Math Fair: 1, 2, 3; Eureka Staff: 4. VALERIE JOY EMMONS Joy Commercial November 21, 1948 Enjoy yourself while you're young, For you're young only once. Basketball: 1,2; Librarian: 2, 3; Softball: 2; Dramatics: 2, 3,4; Rifle Club: 1,2; Student Council: 3; Junior Prom Prin- cess: 3; Carnival Ball Candidate Attendant: 2; School Paper Co-Editor: 3. FRANKLIN AVERY HART Frank Industrial Arts September 9, 1948 Money is not the route of all evils, It's just one of them. Math Fair: 1; School Paper: 3. ANITA MARIE GAUGLER Sissy Commercial February 26, 1949 If I can stop one heart from breaking I shall not live in vain. Dramatics: 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Attendant; 3; Cheering: 1, 2, 3, (Captain) 4; I ibrarian: 3; School Paper; 3. DAVE ALAN HOWE Industrial Arts Dave May 29, 1949 NANCY EMILY KOSKELA Commercial Nanc January 4, 1948 Experience is the best teacher. Softball: 3,4 Candidate: 3 ian: 3. Dramatics: 4; Rifle Club: 3,4; Junior Prom Carnival Queen: 3; School Paper: 3; Librar - SUSAN ELOISE (LINSBECK) RAINEY Sue Commercial September 1, 1948 Sweeter are the words of love, but sweeter his thoughts. Cheering: 2,3.4; Basketball: 1; Softball: 2; Dramatics: 2, 3,4; Rifle Club: 1,2; Magazine Campaign: 1; Office Girl: 4; Carnival Ball Candidate: 1; Junior Prom Attendant: 3; Vice President: 3; Glee Club: 4. ■ BONNIE LEE MACKILLOP Bonnie Commercial October 5, 1949 Give me to play well my part in this big, busy world and to so regulate my Picture life that when I pass on no man can say of met She lived for self alone. : Basketball: 1.4; Glee Club: 4; School Paper: 3. STUART CHARLES McINNIS Industrial Arts Stu May 28. 1949 Happiness---------------- Anything you can make it. Crosscountry: 4; Basketball: 3,4; Baseball: 1,2,3,4; Math Fair: 1; Rifle Club: 1. DONNA LEE MORGAN Donna College April 20, 1949 Two roads diverged in a wood and I - 1 took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Basketball: 1,2, 3, 4; Softball: 2. 3, 4; Math Fair: 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society: 3,4; Dramatics: 3; Rifle Club: 2, 3,4; Magazine Campaign: 1,2, 3; Junior Prom Attendant: 3; Librarian: 4; Girl State Alternate: 3. GERALD STEWART NOWLIN General Hairy Jerry January 25, 1949 Stand with anybody that stands right. Stand with him when he is right and part with him when he goes wrong. Carnival Events: (Skiing) 2, 3, 4 winner. Baseball: 4. LORRAINE JUNE REDMAN Commercial Tiger July 11, 1949 Happiness is like a kiss, to appreciate it you must give it to someone else. Basketball: 1; Softball: 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council: 2; Office Girl: 2, 3; Class Secretary: 3; Librarian: 1,2; Make up Com- mittee for Dramatics: 2, 3. 4; Junior Prom Attendant: 3. MERLE EDWARD RING JR. Ted College September 14, 1949 The price of wisdom is above rubies. Math Fair: 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society: 3,4; Dramatics: 3.4; Rifle Club: 1,2; Eureka Staff: 4; Class Secretary: 1; Winter Carnival: 1,2,3, 4. TIMOTHY JOHN ROBERTS General All Great men are dying and I’m not feeling so well. ” Baseball: 4. LARRY ALBERT ROBINSON Larry Industrial Arts July 23, 1947 Tim April 24, 1949 Rifle Club: 3,4. EVELYN MARIE SEAMES College Evie September 3, 1949 A time to keep silent, and a time to speak. Basketball: 1, 2, 3. 4; Softball; 1, 2, 3. 4; Math Fair: 1.2. 3,4; National Honor Society: 3, 4; Prize Speaking: 1; Dramatics: 3; Student Council: 3; Junior Prom Attendant: 3; Class Presi- dent: 3; Librarian: 1,2; Girls State: 3. Keith” December 15, 1948 MAVIS MAY SWAN Commercial Mavis November 14, 1948 Don't get accused and carry bad news. For gossip is cheap and it's low. So unless you've made no mistakes in your life, be careful of stones that you throw. Softball: 3,4; National Honor Society: 3, 4; Dramatics: 2; Eureka Staff: 3,4; Office Girl: 3; Junior Prom Attendant: 3; Class Secretary: 3; Cheering: 1,2, 3, 4; Librarian: 2,3; Youth Ethics Council at Orono: 4. BRUCE ALVIN THURLOW Blackie College May 17, 1949 Cross Country: 2, 3, 4; Basketball: 2, 3,4; Baseball: 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council: 2, 4; Eureka Staff: 4; Junior Prom Prince: 3; Class President: 2,4. RAYMOND NASH TRIPP JR. Industrial Arts Tripp June 16, 1948 Rifle Club: 1.2. 3. 4. MILFRED FRANK TWITCHELL Twitchell College November 13, 1948 Excelisor Math Fair: 3; National Honor Society: 3,4; Dramatics: 3, 4; Rifle Club: 1; Student Council: 1,4; Eureka Staff: 4; Vice Pres; 1; Winter Carnival Events: 1,2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY MAE WAISANEN Commercial Shirley October 28, 1948 Be yourself, not what others try to make you. Prize Speaking: 1,2; Class Secretary: 4. BRENDA LUCILLE WING Tender College May 28, 1949 A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball: 1,2, 4; Math Fair: 1,2, 3, 4; Prize Speaking: 1,2; Dramatics: 3; Magazine Campaign: 3, 4; Junior Prom Attendant: 3; Librarian: 3. GARRY KENT YATES General Gary March 20, 1946 No man is an island, every man is a piece of the continent and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls. ” Junior Prom Attendant: 3; School Paper: 3. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1967 From OXFORD PAPER COMPANY WOODSTOCK JUNIOR CLASS 1st ROW - T. Crockett, L. Davis, S. Boyce, S. Lovejoy, D. Hebert, W. Wheeler, I. Currier, M. Hart, A. Swan, K. Bachelder, J. Farwell, L. Stearns, P. Wing. 2nd ROW - Mr. Clements, D. Ryerson, P. House, W. Tibbetts, A. Lake, M. Porter, M. Harthorne, L. Sweetser, C. Famum, C. Emmons, J. Cross, C. Morgan, D. Poland, J. Taylor. 3rd ROW - R. Cross, C. York, R. Morin, R. Lowell, J. Campbell, E. Rosenberg, R. Pinkham, N. Brooks, R. Hans- com, J. Day, C. Ryerson. SOPHOMORE CLASS 1st ROW - P. Howe, R. Auger, D. Corriveau, E. Cole, A. Buckman, K. Berryment, M. Billings, L. Koskela, T. Hathaway, E. Kennison, K. Keniston, M. Lane, V. Chase. 2nd ROW - Mr. Hutchins, T. Waisanen, R. Burnham, T. Redman, C. Bachelder, K. Bachelder, K. Lane, R. Buker, D. Roberts, J. Frias, D. Foster, C. Tyler. 3rd ROW - M. Shannon, J. Coolidge, D. Coffin, M. Witter, D. Morgan, R. Bane, A. Henley, S. Noyes, S. Thurlow. FRESHMAN CLASS 1st ROW - R. Morin. L. Cross. J. Billings. C. Hebert, S. Walker, F. Herrick, B. Kimball, T. Chapman, Y. Corriveau, P. Hart. 2nd ROW - E. Hanson, P. Kennison, D. York, D. Walker, M. Auger, A. Noyes, A. Billings, F. Sweat, L. Corriveau, M. Clough. 3rd ROW - G. Gilbert, D. Farrow, W. Howe, J. Bean, R. Brown, A. Rosenberg, G. MacKillop, E. Henry, P. Howard, T. House. 2nd ROW - Mrs. Lord, L. Foster, H. Polland, C. Morgan, S. Hill. D. Rosenberg, B. McKeen, K. Day, J. Twitchell. 3rd ROW - C. Martin, G. Wing, P. Mclnnis, R. Coffin, W. Taylor, P. Emery, C. Rainey. 7th GRADE 1st ROW - C. Cox, V. Wentworth, L. Thurlow, W. Morgan, J. Howe, D. Hathaway. 2nd ROW - S. Cushman, S. Poland, B. Porter, G. Mclnnis, D. Moore, E. Brooks, A. Kennison, Mr, Brady. 3rd ROW - S. Famum, K. Gaugler, D. Coffin, S. Flynn, L. Billings, J. Green. OFFICE GIRLS 1st ROW - E. Crockett, R. Cushman, S. Boyce, S. Rainey. 2nd ROW - R. Burnham, E. Andrews, P. Wing. GIRLS' STATE Evelyn Seames Each year the American Legion Auxiliary of Post 68 sponsors a dele- gate to attend Dirigo Girl's State. The delegates learn the functions of our state government through direct participation and model procedures. In addition to this, they enjoy many recreational activities. As one of the delegates chosen. I would like to thank the American Legion Auxiliary and all others who contributed in making this marvelous and rewarding experience possible. BOYS' STATE Bruce Thurlow This past summer I had the great fortune of spending a week at Dirigo Boys' State. During this week I studied intensely on our state government. Also they taught us the ability of leadership and to have a strong body and a strong mind. It's a pity that everv young boy in the state of Maine could not attend Boys' State. I would like to thank the Legion and faculty for making this trip possible. LIBRARIANS 1st ROW - A. Swan, S. Boyce, F. Herrick, L. Stearns, P. Wing. 2nd ROW - R. Burnham, D. Morgan, M. Porter, L. Coffin, C. Farnum, L. Brooks, K. Berryment. RIFLE CLUB 1st ROW - K. Gaugler, D. Hathaway, P. Howe, L. Koskela, R. Burnham, L. Davis, M. Boyce, J. Cross, D. Rosen- berg, K. Berryment, K. Keniston, W. Morgan, S. Mclnnis. 2nd ROW - Mr. Keniston, S. Farnum, C. Morgan, N. Koskela, D. Morgan, P. Emery, E, Andrews, M. Porter, T. Hathaway, M. Auger, J. Green. 3rd ROW - P. Mclnnis, A. Lake, D. Morgan, T. Roberts, E. Rosenberg, R. Tripp, M. Shannon, L. Sweetser, S, Flynn, I. Currier. EUREKA STAFF 1st ROW - E. Andrews, J. Farwell, M. Swan, M. Twitchell. 2nd ROW - T. Ring, B. Thurlow, J. Emmons. STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL 1st ROW - L. Koskela, C. York 2nd ROW - R. Cross. CHEERLEADERS 1st ROW - Head Cheerleader, A. Gaugler. 2nd ROW - S. Boyce, R. Cushman, S. Linsbeck, M. Swan, N. Koskela. GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st ROW - A. Swan, D. Morgan, B. Wing, P. Wing, L. Cross, P. Howe 2nd ROW - K. Berryment, M. Porter, E. Andrews, B. MacKillop. E. Seames, W. Tibbetts, R. Burnham, L. Davis. Manager. INDIVIDUAL SCORERS GAME SCORES Evelyn Seames 122 Woodstock 10 Sabattus 19 Peggy Wing 77 Woodstock 27 Casco 56 Brenda Wing 50 Woodstock 48 Andover 24 Donna Morgan 50 Woodstock 31 Potter' 21 Monica Porter 12 Woodstock 19 Alumni 17 Rayanne Burnham 3 Woodstock 22 McFalls 16 Bonnie MacKillop 2 Woodstock 21 Sabattus 29 Wanda Tibbetts 2 Woodstock 23 Potter 18 Andrea Swan 2 Woodstock 32 Andover 25 Karen Berryment 2 Woodstock 18 Casco 28 Eleanor Andrews 1 Woodstock 42 McFalls 24 293 293 277 We are proud to say that this was one of our better years’in basketball. We credit this to the coaching of Mrs. Emery and we wish to express our sincere thanks for her fine coaching and good sportsmanship. 1st ROW - W. Howe, R. Sweetser, R. Pinkham, T. House 2nd ROW - Mr. Crouch, S. Mclnnis, M. Witter, E. Rosenberg, C. York, B. Thurlow INDIVIDUAL SCORERS TEAM SCORES WE THEY B. Thurlow 132 Sabattus 51 76 S. Mclnnis 151 Casco 65 97 C. York 144 Andover 55 53 M. Witter 66 Potter 51 73 R. Sweetser 58 Alumni 67 81 S. Thurlow 31 McFalls 62 63 R. Pinkham 7 Sabattus 54 77 M. Shannon 6 Potter 57 72 E. Rosenberg 6 Andover 52 73 C. Ryerson 3 Casco 59 85 T. House 2 McFalls 35 60 W. Howe 2 608 608 810 Although we did not have a very successful season this year, we hope to better our- selves next year with a more • experienced team. We would like to thank Mr. Crouch for coaching us. He put in a lot of hard work with us. We appreciate his efforts very much. ODur (lltrls in Artiim «ITJPV «! sairg .Ul(|) GIRLS SOFTBALL We would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Morgan for their fine coaching. Our season was a good one and we won six of our ten games. THEY WE Potter 8 16 Casco 9 16 Oxford 26 16 West Paris 15 13 Andover 8 20 Potter 7 20 Casco 38 27 West Paris 13 36 Andover 15 17 Oxford 11 10 TEAM MEMBERS S. Morgan P. Wing S. Felt D. Hebert M. Swan M. Porter J. Mills L. Koskela E. Seames K. Berryment E. Crockett D. Morgan N. Koskela K. Keniston BOYS BASEBALL We are extremely grateful to Mr. Bean for his efforts in coaching us. We had a good sea- son last year winning 8 and losing 3. Even so, we did not repeat as League Champions. Woodstock 12 Sabattus 21 Woodstock 10 Oxford 9 Woodstock 7 Andover 16 Woodstock 15 West Paris 2 Woodstock 11 Casco 9 Woodstock 8 Potter 2 Woodstock 17 Sabattus 2 Woodstock 16 Andover 6 Woodstock 5 West Paris 4 Woodstock 10 Oxford 2 Woodstock 6 Casco 11 TEAM MEMBERS R. Seames N. Brooks J. Johnson S. Thurlow R. Vittum R. Hanscom B. Thurlow J. Cross S. Mclnnis C. York C. Morgan C. Ryerson E. Rosenberg M. Billings MOST ATHLETIC Peggy Bruce MOST COURTEOUS Joyce Roland MOST CONCEITED Evie Ricky FAVORITES OF WOODSTOCK HIGH SCHOOL 1967 LAZIEST Cindy Dave MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shirley Milfred LOUDEST Elinor Craig BIGGEST FLIRTS Peggy Craig FAVORITES OF WOODSTOCK HIGH TEACHERS' PESTS Susan Craig SCHOOL MOST STUDIOUS Joyce Milfred BEST LOOKING Joy Jerry QUIETEST Shirley Gary Air Hirtos nf m-O 2?0 't3 w hJ m G ALUMNI 1965 Marilyn Bailey Bethel, Maine Linda Billings (Fraser) Bryant Pond, Maine David Belakis West Paris, Maine Sally Brooks St. Mary's Nursing School Lewiston, Maine Rodney Burnham U.S.N. Rebecca Cary (Keene) Bryant Pond, Maine Lawrence Coffin Bryant Pond, Maine Gordon Crockett U.S.N. Kenneth Crockett Bethel, Maine Diane Farrar U of M, Orono Richard Fraser U.S.A. Linda Gaugler Bryant Pond, Maine Janice Hamlin (Cary) Oxford, Maine Rose Harlow Stoneham, Mass. Chester Hopkins U.S.M.C. Paul Howe Conservatory of Music Bangor, Maine Paul MacKillop Bob Jones University Greenville, So. Carolina Wayne Mason U.S. A.F. Thomas Morgan C.M.V.T.I. Lewiston, Maine Edgar A. Rainey U.S.N. James Roberts Lockes Mills Frank Swan Bethel, Maine Marie Swan (MacKanzie) Oklahoma Jane Wardwell U. of M. Orono Jean Wardwell North Eastern Business School Portland, Maine Donald Whitman Bryant Pond, Maine Clifford York U. of M. Orono 1966 Sandra Auger Newry, Maine Bethany Bean (Dingley) Portland, Maine Eleanor Billings (Ryerson) Norway, Maine Louise Billings Bethel, Maine Peggy Buker Bethel, Maine Paul Cary Manpower Auburn, Maine Christine Churchill Locke Mills Richard Cross U.S. A. George Day Bryant Pond, Maine Carol Farnum Bryant Pond, Maine Sharon Felt Bliss Business College Lewiston, Maine Jeffery Johnson U.S. A. Neil MacKillop Bryant Pond, Maine Franz Martin U. of M. Orono Jean Mills W.A.C. Joan Mills (Roberts) Connecticut Sheryl Morgan (Wilber) Florida Shirley Morgan Gorham State College Gorham, Maine Russell Parker U.S, A. Philip Pinkham U. of M. Orono Judith Poland West Paris Kathryn Porter (McShan) Mechanic Falls, Maine Carl Roberts Locke Mills, Maine Johnathan Roberts Locke Mills, Maine Patricia Vail Bethel, Maine Richard Vittum Manpower Auburn, Maine Donald York U.S. A. Alicia Cash Raymond Seames Auburn Maine School Commerce U. of M. Auburn, Maine Portland, Maine TO OUR READERS Because the cost of printing a school yearbook has risen to the point where few schools can break even on the investment, we ask that those of you who purchase in this area make a special effort to give some business to the following who have subscribed so we might survive. RUMFORD Davis Florist Cummings Cleaners Crawford's Market Anastasio’s Service Station Bi-Rite Meat Market Madison Motel Restaurant Warren S. Abbott, Inc. Linwell Motel Chandler's Department Store J. J. Newberry Larry's Variety Store Yard Goods Center R. C. Jewelers Milligan's Variety Hargreaves Drug Store Charlisle's Men's Shop Rumford Rexall Drug Store Fred E. Hanscom Law Office Industrial Bank of Maine Martin's General Store Dr. James T. Hudson Lloyd B. Lowell Shoe Rack McCulloch Chain Saw Sales Hanover Dowel Co. Bryant's I. G. A. BETHEL Bethel Spa Dr. Loy Harrell Dunn's Market Cherie Beauty Salon The Specialty Shop Red Rooster Motel Walter E. Appleby Ray's Body Shop Edmund's Repair Shop Cole’s Market WEST PARIS Chase's General Store Foster's Store Emery's Building Materials Stone's Drug Store Oxford Provisions L. M. Longley Son Chadbourne’s Market Dow Law Office David A. Klain Insurance L. F. Pike Son Woodman's NORWAY Glenn E. Chute Insurance Verenis' Store La Flamme Jewelers Brown's Apparel Shop Coastal Acceptance Corporation Goodspeed Oil Co. A Friend Margo's Clifford's Rexall Store O. K. Clifford Company Ranger's Market La France Appliance Ranger's Flying A N. D. Bolster Company Modern Shoe Repair Cliff's Corner Store SOUTH PARIS Bernard W. Leach Jewell Tire Center Twin-Town Radiator Country Way Restaurant A. L. Stewart Sons Larry Appliance Store Titus Gulf Tire Service Ancestor Pine Furniture OXFORD Ken Twitchell Greenhouse LOCKE MILLS Hathaway's Country Store Rumford KERSEY’S JEWELRY STORE WALTER R. KERSEY Across From the Post Office 130 Congress Street Maine Rumford, Maine BOUFFARD’S FURNITURE STORE 415 Waldo Street Tel. 364-8931 Rumford Compliments of LAMEY-WELLEHAN Congress Street Maine Rumford, Maine OXFORD LANES 16 Lanes Tel. 364-780Q Rumford Compliments of THRIFT-WAY Maine 38 Prospect Ave TOWN COUNTRY Cash and Carry Rumford, Maine Hardware Building Supplies CASCO BANK TRUST CO. Bethel, Maine ROGER CONANT Manager Tel. 824-2770 Formally CLUKEY’S PHARMACY Walgreen Agency Bosserman's Bethel, Maine Pharmacy Tel. 824-2820 Prescription Specialist Free Delivery to Bryant Pond, Locke Mills and Greater Bethel Area Bethel Compliments of LUCE OIL COMPANY Maine Bethel P. H. CHADBOURNE CO. We Buy Logs Tel. 824-2155 Maine Bethel General Hardware BROOKS BROTHERS INC. Heating Oils - Bottled Gas Plumbing - Heating Maine Complete SimMjLwjmont Gne. ENWOOO Rp. Locks Mills, � He Best Wishes From JORDAN’S RESTAURANT Locke Mills, Maine Tel. 875-9485 MT. ABRAM SKI SLOPES INC. Locke Mills Maine Tel. 875-2601 LEE’S VARIETY STORE Texaco Gas and Oils Groceries, Cigars, Cigarettes, and Candies Beverages of All Kinds Tel. 875-2414 Locke Mills Maine Best of Luck to the Senior Class of 1967! Compliments of: ANSEL’S GARAGE ANSEL C. EVANS, JR. TEXACO PRODUCTS Repairs and Supplies 319 Main Street Propane Gas Gorham, N. 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