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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword . 5

Dedication 7

Faculty 12

Seniors . 20

Underclassmen 58

Activities 66

Sports 102'"

Advertising 122

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FOREWORD

'Tis education forms the common mind;

As the twig is bent, the tree's inclined.

-Pope

This quotation, the motto of the Class of 1960, indicates the

idea behind the choice of "TREES" as the theme of Bangor High

School's 1960 Oracle. Just as the strength and productivity of a

tree is dependent on its environment as a sapling, the usefulness

and character of a person depend on surrounding conditions during

youth. Even so, the program of study, extracurricular activities and

sports, and social opportunities of Bangor High School have

contributed to the growth of its students as citizens.

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IN APPRECIATION

LAWRENCE "LARRY" STRILEY

Bangor School Agent since 1946, "Larry" Striley has been responsible for purchasing the many kinds of equip­ment, the books, and all the supplies, from paper clips to heating oils, neces­sary to maintain and to operate the Educational plant of the Queen City. His beautifully written ledgers are models of the bookkeeper's art at its very best. As he -retires we will miss his stories - and they are true! - of famous golfers who have been his pupils. Our nest wishes go with him as he now has more time to spend with the unusual vegetable varieties and the spectacular flower displays for which he is so noted.

Mr. Lawrence "Larry" Striley, retiring school agent, checks his fil'es.

CLIFFORD "CLIFF" BARCHARD

"Cliff'' Barchard's long tenure as Plant Maintenance Engineer points up in dramatic fashion the many changes and the rapid developments in the schools of Bangor. During his thirty-eight years of service, lighting progressed from gas lamps through single small bulbs on: drop cords to fluorescent fixtures; the hand-wound spring phonograph gave way to transistorized Hi-Fi components and intricate public address systems; and heating changed from hand fired coal boilers to Bunker C burners laden with automatic controls. To this in­tensely complicated scientific maze, "Cliff" has brought a genuine touch of genius. Like the internal medical spec­ialist his ability to diagnose heating, mechanical or electrical difficulties is· uncanny. He is truly a "master mind" repairs expert. We wish him well as he uses his trailer home for a new base for the hunting and fishing in which he so delights.

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Mr. Clifford "Cliff" Barchard, retiring Plant Mainten-ance Engineer, fixes a record player.

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FREDERICK W. PINKHAM

DEDICATION :The Class of 1960 takes pleasure in dedicating this year's

Oracle to MR. FREDERICK W. PINKHAM, who, for roughly a quarter of a century, has helped Bangor High School achieve the highest of standards in many different fields,. As a com­mercial teacher, he has seen many of our students win honors; as a penman, he has no peer; as basketball coach, his teams won two Eastern Maine and one State championship; as Faculty Manager of Athletics, he helped make that department tops. in the state; as advis,er to many groups, his counsel has been un­matched; as a Distributive Education teacher, he conducts a course unequaled in any part of this state. Because of his de­votion to duty, his ·high principles and example, and hi& extreme thoroughness in every field, Bangor High School, both faculty and students, joins in this tribute of sincere respect and affection.

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Seate-d, left to right: Mr. George D. Carlisle, Mr. Charles F. Bragg, 2n<i, Mrs. Warren S. Overlock.

Stan<iing: Mr. James F. White an<i Mr. Milfor-d Cohen.

SCHOOL

COMMITTEE

1959~1960

To the School Committee, appointed by the Bangor City Council, the City of Bangor delegates the education of its young people. Giving most generously of their time, the Committee sets the educational policy of the Bangor public schools, evaluates new trends in the philosophy of education as these trends affect Bangor, and oversees the building of new schools.

Galen Cole, Presi-dent of Cole's Express, talks with Brother Mel, teacher at John Bapst; Brother Malcolm, Principal of John Bapst High School; Mr. Lawrence A. Peakes, Superinten-dent of Bangor Public Schools; Miss Jessie L. Fraser, A-dviser to the Oracle; Miss Margaret Estes, B.H.S. Spanish teach­er; an<i Mr. Efthim Economu, hea<i of the B.H.S. foreign language -department, on Bangor's first Business E-du­cation Day, sponsore-d by the Bangor Chamber of Com­merce.

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Superintendent

lawrence A. Peakes

Mr. Lawrence A. Peakes, Superintend­ent of the Bangor Public Schools since 1956, is, without doubt, one of the busiest executives in the city. In addi­tion to supervising the many different facets of operating a school qepartment whose budget is well over a million and a half dollars, Mr. Peakes is currently engrossed in a long-range building pro­gram. Interested in educational associa­tions on the local, state, and national level, Mr. Peakes is President of the New England Association of School Superintendents. His only regret is that he has so little time for friendly associa­tion with teachers and students.

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Wendell G. Eaton Curriculum Director

Mr. Wendell G. Eaton, named Curriculum Director of the Bangor Public Schools

in 1958, has fulfilled his position ad­mirably. Meeting almost daily with

curriculum committees com­posed of both teachers and super­

visors, Mr. Eaton is directing a curriculum that should develop each boy

and girl to his fullest capacity. Mr. Eaton! is also responsible for engaging the personnel

for the Bangor Elementary Schools.

Virginia Trundy types while Jeanette Darling operates the modern check-writing machine.

Earl Baldwin, School Business Man­ager; Karl McGraw, worker in the Super­intendent's office; and Miss Charlotte Mulherin, Mr. Peakes' private secretary; check a page before it is mimeographed.

OFFICE

WORKERS

Mr. Lawrence "Larry'' Striley, School Agent, takes a minute to be kind to the ever-faithful beagle who attends the B.H.S. afternoon session.

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Mr. Dana M. Simmons The Principal

Dana M. Simmons . . . B.S. Colby College 1931 . . . teacher in Castine, Caribou, Orono ... ~·LEd. University of Maine 1945 ... instructor in education: and history at the University ... princi­pal of Bucksport High School and of Stephens High, Rumford ... Came here to direct Bangor's double sessions last September ... his declared aim ... to work-with students, with staff, with community-toward a truly comprehen­sive, fully accredited high school-in a new building-with an instructional pro­gram of the highest quality.

and his

Office Staff

Principal Dana M. Simmons, seated at his desk, outlines the day's activities.

The efficient office staff, left to right, is Mrs. Alfreda Stevenson, secretary; :Mr. · Rodney H. Bartlett, Assistant Principal, A.M. ; Mr. Alvah I. Mc·lntosh, Assistant Principal, P.M.; and Miss Marjorie Epstein, Secretary, P.M.

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The roots of the oak provide the i, tree wi;;h a strong foun­

dation upon which to build; likewise, the faculty provides i:he

students with a foundation of knowledge which they can

continue to develop.

The People Our School

The Department

of Science

The Math

Department

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Studies

Depart

Seated, left to right: Miss Mary T. Mr. Perham Amsden, Head; Mr. erick K. Barry.

Standing: Mrs. Rita Richmond, Mr. Offenberg, Mr. Robert A. Foster, Geraldine Mandigo.

Seated, left to right: Mr. Granville MacMillan, Mr. Robert Harlow, Head; Mr. Douglas A. Stafford.

Standing: Mr. Byron Perry, Mr. Ronald Pooler.

Seated, left to right: Mrs. Louise Ham­mons, Miss Ellen Mullaney, Miss Ber­nice Hopkins, Mrs. Ann Brann. Standing: Mr. Worth Noyes, Mr. Gordon Smith, Head; Mr. True Trefethen, Mr. Harold Chapman.

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The Language

Departments

Mr. Efthim Economu, French, Head of For­eign Language Depart­ment; Miss Arline Lynch, Latin.

The Foreign

Language

Department

The English

Department

Seated, left to right: Miss Ruth V. Belknap, Mrs. Mil­dred Judy, Miss Jessie L. Fraser, Miss M. Catherine Mullen, Head; Miss Nancy Gentile, Mrs. Viola Parker, Mrs. Doris Piatak.

Standing: Mrs. Barbara M. Browne, Mrs. Nancy Kratoh­vil, Mr. Phillip Rose, Mrs. Priscilla Atwood, Mrs. Eliza­beth Trowbridge, Mrs. Helen Gillespie.

Left to right: Miss Mar­garet Estes, Spanish; Mrs. Viola Woodward, French; Miss Mary C o p e I a n d, Latin.

The Military

Department

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To Our Other ·

Departments

Industrial Arts

Department

Seated, left to right: Mrs. Katherine Butler, Home Economics; Mr. Merle Lounsbury, Electrical Shop; Mrs. Marjorie Devine, Home Eco­nomics.

Standing: Mr. Charles Landerkin, Wood Shop; Mr. G. Vincent Cuozzo, Mechanical Drawing; Mr. Gerald Covert, Metal Shop.

Seated: Captain John L. Spencer, Jr. Standing, left to right: M/Sgt. Paul

Sutherland, SFC James Redmond, M/Sgt. Byron R. Hart.

And the

Business Education

Department

Seated, left to right: Miss Blanche M. MacDougall, Mrs. Jan ice Burton, Head; Mrs. Mildred Judy.

Standing: Mr. I vie Mann, Mr. Donald Drossel.

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Left to right: Mrs. Eva Inforati, Mr. Gerald Ballanger, Mr. Rich­ard Klain, H e ad; Miss Nancy Gentile, Mrs. Rubena Pressey.

To the

Library

Miss Paulene Dunn and Mrs. Joseph B. Chaplin.

And the

Driver

Education

Department

Mr. AI Martin and Mr. Lloyd Rhodes.

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Guidance

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To the

Cafeteria

Mrs. Evelyn Fahrenbach prepares food for the afternoon session.

Where all

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To the

Gym

Left to right: Mr. Miles, Mr. No Perkins, Mr. Hodge, and Miss Ward.

Left to right: Mr. Philip Ro Robert Foster, Mr. Harlow, Miss Nancy Mrs. Dorothy Mansell.

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Left to right: Mr. Warren Hurd, Sr., Head Custodian; George Kelly, Elden S. Morton, Sr., Alvah E. Free,man.

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The elm can be easily cultivated io grow 1 stmight and

stately; seniors, likewise, may be cultivated through their high

school experience io become finer citizens.

Senior Class Officers

Clifford Larlee, President; Marion Johnson, Secretary; Daniel Smith, Vice President; and Lawrence Emery, Treasurer.

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Alpert, Br

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CLASS OF 1960

Alpert, Bruce David

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Bruce's quick wit and outstanding academic ability make him a top personality at B. H. S. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Band (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (3, 4) ; Latin Club (2, 3); Junior Chorus (3); N.C. 0. Club (3); Safety Coun­cil (2); National Merit Scholarship Finalist (4); French Club ( 2, 3); General Motors National Scholarship Finalist ( 4) ; Na tiona! Honor Society ( 4).

Alpert, Francine "Fran"

Quiet and likeable "Fran" will certainly be an asset to her chosen profession. Course: General Destination: Nursing School Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus (3); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4), Captain (2, 3); Safety Council ( 3); Future Nurses' Club ( 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4).

Anderson, Suzanne "Sue"

Pleasant "Sue," a real worker in all our school activities, plans to be an interior decorator. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Student Council ( 4), Treasurer ( 4); Junior Chorus ( 3); French Club ( 2, 3); Future Homemakers of America ( 4), Parliamentarian ( 4); Future Teachers ( 4), Secretary ( 4).

Annis, Sharon

Petite Sharon has won many a friend with her gay laugh and hospitality. Course: Business Destination: Husson College Activities: Band ( 2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus ( 3); Girls' Volleyball ( 3).

Arango, Xana

B. H. S. gained an interesting personality when Xana trans­ferred from Bar Harbor. Course: College Destination: Unknown Activities: At Bar Harbor-Girls' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus ( 2); Dramatic Club ( 2); Debate Club ( 2); Library Club ( 2); At Bangor-Dramatic Club ( 4); Plays ( 4).

Arnold, Nancy J.

Nancy's liking for home economics will be sure to aid her in her future ambition, marriage. Course: General Destination: Marriage Activities: Future Homemakers of America (3).

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-Pope

Ashe, Robert Kenneth "Butch" "Butch's" friendly smile and kind word for everyone make him popular at B. H. S. Course: Distributive Educa tion Destination: Unknown

Bailey, Donald R. "Don" "Don's" hard work in the Business Course will aid him in his future career in bookkeeping. Course : Business Education Destination: Unknown

Bailey, William "Bill" "Bill's" grueling plays kept him constantly in the Eastern Maine football spotlight. Course: General Destination: College Prep-school Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Volley· ball (2, 3, 4); B-Club (2, 3, 4); Boys' Varsity Football (2, 3, 4); Intramural Bowling (3); Safety Council (2); Track (2).

Baker, Judith "Judy" The nursing career will gain a top chemistry student when pretty "Judy" arrives at Maine Medical. · Course: College Destination: Maine Medical Center Activities: Student Council Alternate (3); Latin Club (2) ; Girls' Hockey (2); French Club (2, 3); Future Home­makers of America ( 4).

Bamford, Charles "Moto" Wherever there is talk of cars or hunting, "Charlie" IS sure to be. Course : General Destination: Navy Activities: Boys' Rifle Club (2, 3); N. C . 0 . Club (3); Intramural Volleyball ( 2); Stetson Rifles ( 3).

Bamford, Robert "Bob" Versatile "Bob" is one of the best jazz pianists at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: Bangor Drug Company

Barker, Robert "Bob" "Bob," a B. H. S. bowling whizz, hopes to be an officer in the armed services. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Junior Chorus (3); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Basketball (3, 4); Track (3); Cross Country (2, 3, 4); B-Club (4); Boys' J.V. Basketball (2); French Club (2, 3); Intramural Bowling (3, 4); Boys' State (3).

Batchelder, Marcia Ann Hard work and consistently high ranks have made Marcia an outstanding student at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: Bookkeeper

Batcher, } Friendly finding : Course: Destinat Activitic

Bearce, Arthu R. 0. Office Cours, Destin Activi (4); j Club

Benoit, Do Sparklin; leaders. Course: Destinati Activitie, Chorus Varsity ( (3); Na

Berger, J Intere~ make: Course Destin: Activit Juni-Jr (3); : Future

Berson, Ma Hard-woJ activities Course: ( Des tina tic Activities Student ( (3); Luno Girls' Vo Secretary

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Hatcher, Joan "Joanie" Friendly and industrious, "Joanie" will have no trouble in finding a job after graduation. Course: General Destination: Work Activities: Future Homemakers of America (3).

Bearce, Arthur B. "Art" "A. B." Arthur's experience and knowledge that he has gained in R. 0. T. C. will help him to become an outstanding Army Officer. Course: College Destination: West Point Activities: Band ( 2, 3, 4); Orchestra ( 4); Mixed Chorus ( 4); Boys' Rifle Club ( 2); Junior Chorus ( 3); Spanish Club (2, 3); N.C. 0. Club (3); Officers' Club (4).

Benoit, Donna Sparkling Donna has been one of our all-round best cheer­leaders. Course: College Destination: Unknown Activities: Girls' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus (2); Junior Chorus ( 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2); Girls' Volleyball ( 2); Varsity Cheerleaders ( 4); J.V. Cheerleaders ( 2, 3), Captain (3); National Honor Society ( 4).

Berger, Phyllis "Phyl" Interested in a variety of activities, Phyllis will be sure to make an excellent teacher. Course: College Destination: Leslie College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus (3); Spanish Club (2, 3); Girls' Volleyball (3); J.V. Cheerleaders (3); Dirigo Girls' State (3); Future Teachers Club ( 4); Intramural Board ( 3).

Berson, Marcia "Marsh" Hard-working Marcia has been a great boon to the many activities in which she has participated. Course: College Destination: Boston University Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Student Council (2, 4); Latin Club (2, 3); Junior Chorus ( 3); Lunch Room ( 2); Oracle Board ( 4); Library Club ( 2); Girls' Volleyball (3); French Club (3); Future Nurses (3), Secretary ( 3).

Beverly, Connie Vivacious Connie has helped to cheer many a football and basketball team to victory. Course: General Destination: Husson College Activities: Student Council (2, 3); Junior Chorus (3); Girls' Hockey ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball (2, 3, 4); Varsity Cheerleaders (3, 4); J.V. Cheerleaders ( 2).

Blaisdell, Judy One of our favorite basketball ushers, Judy will one day be an airline stewardess. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Basketball Ushers ( 3, 4); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3).

Blanchard, Ronnie "Ron" "Ron's" sense of humor has made him a top-flight comedian with his friends. Course: General Destination: Air Force Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 4); Intramural Bowling (3).

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Brewster, Betsey Anne "Bets" One of our best-liked classmates, "Bets" is certainly a "Girl-Most-Likely-To-Succeed.'' Course: College Destination: College Activities: Band ( 2, 3, 4); Band Council ( 2); Girls' Chorus (2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); Junior Exhibition (3); Orascope Board (3); Oracle Board (4); All-State Band (2, 3); Girls' Hockey ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3); Girls' Basketball (2, 3); Girls' Hockey (2, 3); National Honor Society (3, 4), Vice President (4); Outing Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary ( 4); French Club ( 2, 3); University of Maine Speech Festival ( 3); All Bangor Scholar ( 4).

Brown, Bonnie Pert Bonnie has been a popular basketball usher. Course: General Destination: Business College Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Basketball usher ( 3, 4) .

Bryant, G. Fred "Doc" Fred, who has an interesting hobby of archeology, hopes to become a laboratory and X-ray technician. Course: Industrial Destination: Laboratory School

Buck, Steven "Steve" Hard working and friendly to all, "Steve" has lived up to the saying, "The show must go on." Course: College Destination: College Activities: Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Debate Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3), President (4); Jr. Exhibition (3 ); Plays (2, 3, 4); Intramural Bowling (3, 4); Safety Coun­cil (2); Future Teachers (4); All-Bangor Night (2, 3, 4), Chairman ( 4); National Honor Society ( 4).

Buckley, Phillip "Phil" Collegiate clothes and a big smile always remind one of Phil. Course: General Destination: Work

Calderwood, Barbara "Barbie" Pleasant and hard working, "Barbie" has been an impor­tant member of the Oracle business staff. Course: College Destination: Becker Junior College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus ( 3) ; Orascope Board Business Manager (3); Oracle Board (4); Basketball Ushers (2, 3); Girls' Basketball ( 3, 4) ; Girls' Volleyball ( 3, 4) ; Safety Council (2).

Clark, Nancy Ann Nancy has many varied interests and hobbies. Course: General Destination: Work Activities: Junior Chorus (3) ; Girls' Volleyball (2).

Cohen, Mary

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Mary's interes t in secretarial work will make her a addition to the business world. Course: Secretarial Destination: Husson College Activities: Debate Club ( 2); Library Club ( 2, 3).

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Cole, Sharon B. "Cole" A lively personality and a love of fun make Sharon well-liked at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2); Junior Chorus ( 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3).

Colpitts, Connie Marie Ambitious Connie is sure to make a fine typist. Course: Business Destination: Work

Conners, Nancy Jean Pretty Nancy is characterized by a happy personality, love of horses, and consistently high ranks. Course: Secretarial Destination: Husson College Activities: Student Council (3), Alternate (2); G. A. H. C. (2, 3, 4), President (4); F. B. L.A. (2, 3); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball (2, 3, 4); National Honor Society ( 3, 4), Secretary ( 4); Girls' State (3 ).

Conners, Sandra Ann "Sandy" Pleasant "Sandy" has been a well-liked member of many sports organizations at B. H. S. Course: Secretarial Destination: Secretarial work Activities: Girls' Rifle Club ( 2, 3, 4), Treasurer ( 3); G. A. H. C. (3, 4); Junior Chorus (3); Lunch Room (3, 4); F. B. L. A. (2, 3), Secretary (3); Girls' Hockey (3, 4); Girls' Basketball (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Bowling ( 3); National Honor Society ( 4).

Connor, Paul "Little Hughie" Ambitious Paul is noted for loyalty to friends. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Student Council (2); Junior Chorus (3); Intra­mural Basketball ( 3, 4); Boys' J. V. Basketball ( 2).

Cooke, Phillip "Phil" Outgoing "Phil" will be a sure success as an officer in the United States Army. Course: General Destination: United States Army Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 2, 4).

Cormier, Martha E. "Marty" Capable "Marty" has the potential to be an excellent beautician. Course: Business Destination: Eastern Academy of Beauty Culture.

Craig, Carol Ann "Callie" Efficient Carol has been a faithful library assistant at B. H. S. Course: Secretarial Destination: Secretarial Position Activities: Library Club ( 2, 3, 4); F. B. L. S. (3).

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Craig, David L. "Dave" With his great mathematical ability, "Dave" will prove to be a fine engineer. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Boys' Rifle Club (2); N.C. 0. (3).

Cross, Richard L. "Dick" "Dick" is noted for his fine scholastic achievements throughout his school career. Course: Business Education Destination: Bentley School of Accounting and Finance Activities: All-Bangor Schola r (4); National Honor So· ciety (4).

Crowell, Maryann Jolly Maryann has made outstanding contributions to the Music Departments. Course: General Destination: Secretarial Work Activities: Band ( 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Music Council (2, 3); Girls' Chorus (2, 3. 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); Student Council ( 4); Lunch Room ( 2); Stetsonettes ( 2, 3); Girls' Hockey ( 2); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball (3); Junior Chorus (3).

Cunningham, Richard "Dick" Dick's pep and sense of humor have won him many friends at B. H. S. Course: Industrial Destination: Trade School Activities: N. C. 0. (2); Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Cross Country (2, 3, 4); B-Club ( 4); Officers' Club ( 4), Treasurer ( 4); Stetson Rifles (2, 3, 4).

Darling, Jon Working with his short-wave radio set will help Jon achieve his ambition to become a radio announcer. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Junior Chorus (3); French Club (3).

Davis, Ellen Vivacious Ellen always has a friendly greeting for every. one. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: At John Bapst-Choir ( 2, 3); ( 2, 3); Dramatics ( 2, 3); Public Speaking ; Junior tion (3); Sodality (2, 3); At Bangor-Basketball ( 4).

Davis, Nancy "Nan" Versatile Nancy enjoys basketball, hiking, and on h er time off from work. Course: General Destination: Lucerne Activities: Girls' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus (2); F. B. L. (2)

Dearborn, Cynthia "Cindy" Shy and sweet "Cindy" is a sincere friend to all who her. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Band ( 2, 3, 4); Orchestra ( 2, 3, 4); Chorus (2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); Latin (2, 3); Junior Chorus (3); National Honor Society

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Donnelly, Ruth "Ruthie" Determined "Ruthie" can claim the distinction of never being absent during her years at B. H. S. Course: General Business Destination: Unknown Activities: Safety Council (2)

Drinkwater, William "Bill" "Bill's" interest in cars will help him to fulfill his ambition to become an auto dealer. Course: General Destination: School or Air Force

Dudley, Jane "Janie" "Janie's" friendliness and willingness to work will be great assets to her as a dental hygienist. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Orascope ( 3); Oracle Board ( 4); Stetsonettes ( 2, 3), Secretary-Treasurer ( 3); Girls' Hockey ( 2, 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2); Girls' Volley­ball (2); French Club (2, 3).

Dyer, Donald "Don"

Fun-loving yet sincere Don bowls a consistently high score and plays a sweet alto sax. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Band ( 2); Orchestra ( 3); Student Council ( 2); N.C. 0. (3); Intramural Basketball (3); Track (4); Intra­mural Bowling ( 4).

Earley, Janice "Jan" Peppy Jan will make a vivacious airline hostess. Course: General Destination: University of Miami Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3)

Eastman, Brian D. "Westgirl" Brian, who has been a familiar figure in the military depart­ment, will one day be an air force pilot. Course: General Destination: United States Air Force Academy Activities: Boys' Rifle Club (2, 3, 4); N. C. 0. ( 3); Intra­mural Basketball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (3); Track ( 2); Officers' Club ( 4); Stetson Rifles ( 3).

Ellis, Richard "Dick" Dick's interest in electronics has helped him in his hobby as an amateur radio "ham." Course: Industrial Destination: Service

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Emery, Lawrence W. Jr. "Larry" With his dry sense of humor, our very popular Student Council President has kept everyone laughing. Course: General Destination: University of Maine Activities: Student Council (3, 4), President (4); Junior Chorus ( 3); Class Officers ( 4), Treasurer ( 4); Oracle Board (4); Intramural Basketball (3, 4); Baseball (2), Manager (2); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Boys' ,T.V. Basketball (2); Intramural Bowling (4·), Team Captain (4); Assembly Committee ( 4) ; Safety Council ( 4) ; Dirigo Boys' State ( 3); National Honor Society ( 4).

Ernst, Judy Judy, with her pleasant smile and contagious laugh, will make an excellent receptionist. Course: General Destination: Ricker Junior College Activities: Girls' Chorus (2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus (3); All-State Chorus (3, 4); Trio (2); Mixed Double Quartet ( 3); Spanish Club ( 3).

Evans, Joyce "Jo" _Enjoying sports as her hobbies, "Jo" also intends to be a medical secretary. Course: Business Destination: College Activities: Stetsonettes ( 4).

Feely, Karen Lively Karen may be found participating in a variety of activities. Course: College Destination: Nurses' Training Activities: Junior Chorus (3); Debate Club (3); Plays (4); Spanish Club (3); Basketball Usher (3, 4); Future Home· makers of America ( 4); Outing Club ( 3).

Fessenden, David "Dave" "Dave" is a familiar figure in B. H. S. intramural sports. Course: Commercial Destination: Husson College Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4).

Foss, Robert E. "Bob" "Bob's" outstanding qualities and well-rounded person­ality have made him a greatly admired and popular mem­ber of the senior class. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Boys' Chorus ( 2, 3); Mixed Chorus (2, 3); Student Council (4); Latin Club (2, 3); Junior Chorus ( 3); Orascope ( 3); Oracle Board ( 4); B. H. S. Scholar ( 4); Boys' State ( 3); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4 ); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); National Honor Society ( 3, 4); Intramural Bowling ( 4); Harvard Book Prize (3).

Foster, Patricia Rae "Pat" "Pat" is noted for her varied interests and ability as an Oracle typist. Course: Secretarial Destination: Husson College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( Junior Chorus ( 3); Orascope ( 4); Oracle Board Club ( 2, 3); National Honor Society ( 4).

Fowler, John P. "Phil"

"Phil" has been an avid member of the sports organiza· tions at B. H. S. Course: Industrial Destination: Trade School Activities: B-Ciub ( 4); Boys' J.V. Basketball (3); Boys' Varsity Football (3, 4); Boys' J.V. Football (2).

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Friedman, Robert "Fuzzy" "Fuzzy" often entertains his friends with his ability as a guitarist. Course: General Destination: Navy Activities: Boys' Rifle Club (2); Plays (4); Intramural Basketball (3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Boys' .J.V. Basketball (2); Boys' Varsity Football (2, 3); Boys' Chorus ( 3) ; Mixed Chorus ( 3).

Furge, Lorraine "Lorrie" Quiet and talented "Lorrie" is a sincere friend to all who know her. Course: General Destination: Husson College Activities: Orchestra ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus (3); French Club (2, 3); Safety Council (2); Future Nurses (3); All-State Orchestra (2, 3, 4).

Garland, Scott "Red" "Red's" varied interests will make him a sure success m his chosen field. Course: General Destination: Central Bible Institute Activities: Orchestra (2, 3); N.C. 0. (3); Intramural Basketball ( 4); Officers' Club ( 4); Stetson Rifles ( 2, 3, 4).

Gellerson, Michael "Mike" Amiable "Mike" is known to be a fine bowler. Course: General

Destination: Undecided Activities: Intramural. Volleyball (3); Boys' ].V. Football (2); Intramural Bowling ( 3); Safety Council ( 3).

Getchell, Lawrence "Getch" "Getch" has shown his loyalty to B. H. S. by his active participation in sports activities. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Boys' Rifle Club (2); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 4); In tram ural Volleyball ( 3); Cross Country ( 4).

Gilbert, Frederick E. "Rick" "Fred" will soon be "making his mark" in the west. Course: General Destination: California

Girvan, Mary L. "Mary Lou" "Neat 'n sweet" Mary will make an excellent private secretary. Course: Secretarial Destination: Office Work Activities: Girls' Rifle Club (2); G. A. H. C. (3, 4); Secretary ( 4) ; Orascope ( 4); Oracle Board ( 4) ; F. B. L. A. (2, 3), Vice President (3); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4); Intra· mural Bowling (3), Captain (3); Athletic Council (3); American Field Service ( 3) ; National Honor Society ( 4).

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Goodwin, Florence "Flossy" Next year at this time, Florence hopes to be a successful secretary in sunny California. Course: Secretarial Destination: California

Gopan, Charlotte Louise Charlotte, who may be easily identified by her stylish clothes, has made outstanding contributions to dramatics at B. H . S. . Course: General Destination: College Activities: Girls' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus (2); Student Council Alternate (2); Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Plays (2, 3, 4); Assistant Director (4); Basketball Usher (4); Member of cast of New England One-Act play contest winner (3); J.V. Cheerleader (2); Future Homemakersol America ( 4); Spanish Club ( 2).

Graham, Donna M. "Buttons" Quiet and sweet "Buttons" will one day be an efficient medical secretary. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Spanish Club ( 2, 3); Library Club (2, 3); French Club (3).

Graham, Jessica Lynch "Jackie" "Jackie's" winning smile and interest in others will help her in her career as an airline hostess. Course: General Destination: Airline School Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Lunch Room ( 4); Hockey ( 2); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball ( 2) Varsity Cheerleader ( 3, 4).

Grant, Darylann "Dar!" "Dar!" with her pleasant personality and make a fine X-ray technician. Course: General Destination: College Activities: At B. H. S. or General Arnold H. S. in Wiesoaae~• Germany-Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, Student Council (2); Dramatic Club (2); Junior Chorus Class Officers ( 2); Girls' Basketball ( 3); A. Y. A. ~Prr"""• (2).

Grossman, Ronald "Ron" Ron, with his interest in radio, chemistry, and mecnamc~• drawing, will certainly be a competent engineer. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Boys' Chorus ( 2); Mixed Chorus ( 2); mural Basketball ( 2); Track ( 2, 3).

Grotten, Richard "Major" Peppy "Dick", one of our outstanding military officers, one day to be a criminal investigator. Course: General Destination: School Activities: Boys' Chorus (3, 4); Mixed Chorus (3, 4); J Chorus (3); Debate Club (3); Plays (3); N.C. 0. ( 2, 3); Officers' Club ( 4); French Club ( 2, 3); Rifles ( 2, 3).

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With her serene and patient ways, Carol will become wonderful teacher someday. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Latin Club (2, 3); Spanish Club (2).

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Harms, William "Bill" "Bill's" ambition to be an electrician should help him to a successful career in the Navy. Course: General Destination: Navy Activities: Flushing High School, Flushing, N. Y.-Intra· mural Bowling ( 2, 3). John Bapst High School-.J unior Exhibition ( 3) .

Hartstone, Barry "Stoney" Barry's executive ability will aid him in becoming a success-­ful businessman. Course: General Destination: Bryant College, Providence, Rhode Island Activities: Student Council ( 2); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3).

Hartt, Gloria Jean With her various domestic talents, Gloria is certain to make a wonderful wife. Course: General Destination: Marriage Activities: Lunch Room (2, 3); Future Homemakers of America ( 3), Secretary ( 3).

Hassen, Margaret-Anne "Maggie" Everyone likes "Maggie's" placid charm and pleasing personality. Course: General Destination: Endicott Junior College Activities: Girls' Chorus (3, 4); Mixed Chorus (3, 4); Student Council Alternate (3); Junior Chorus (3); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3).

Hastings, Donald "Fred" "Don" will be remembered for hi; enthusiasm and loyalty to his friends. Course: General Destination: School Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); N. C. 0. Club ( 3); Officers' Club (4).

Hersey, Brian "Brain" Brian's participation in intramural sports was a big con­tribution to B. H. S. Course: General Destination: Maine Central Institute or Navy Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Volleyball (2, 3); Intramural Bowling (3, 4).

Hersey, Walter H. Jr. "Walt" "Wally" "Walt", very active in B. H. S. sports, is also a whiz at solv· ing mathematical problems. Course: General Destination: College or Army Activities: Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Volley­ball (2, 3, 4); B-Club (3, 4); Boys' Varsity Football (3); Boys' J.V. Football (2); Intramural Bowling (3).

Hodgkins, Bryan "Hodg" Interested in hunting and "HO" railroads, Bryan hopes some day to attend a technical training school. Course: General Destination: Undecided Activities: Boys' Rifle Club (2); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3).

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Homsted, Lawrence W. "Larry" "Larry's" friendly personality and outstanding ability on the football field cannot be denied. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Junior Chorus (3); Intramural Basketb:dl (3, 4); Baseball (3); Track (2) ; B-Club (3, +); Boys' J.V. Basket­ball (2); Boys' Varsity Football (3, +);Boys' JV. Football (2); Intramura l Volleyball (2, 3, 4).

Honey, Lynda "Lynn" As sports-minded Linda does not enjoy snow and cold weather, we hope that her ambition to go to Hawaii will be fulfilled. Course: General Destination: Junior College Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Stetsonettes ( 2, 3); Girls' Hockey ( 2, 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball (2, 3).

Howard, Wayne E. Wayne's interest in accounting will surely serve him well at Husson College. Course: General Destination: Husson College Activities: Band (2); Boys' Rifle Club (2, 3); Junior Chorus (3); N.C. 0. Club (2, 3); Boys' J.V. Football (2).

Howell, Ronald In school " Ronnie" prefers English, but he pursues the sports of hunting and fishing whenever he has time. Course: General Destination: Undecided Activities: Intramural Volleyball ( 3); Ste tson Rifles ( 2, 3 ).

Hunter, William D. "Bill" Versatile "Bill's" training at Army Intelligence School will be instrumental in helping him to achieve his goal of being a criminal investigator. Course: General Destination: Army Intelligence School Activities: At Richard Montgomery High School, Maryland -Intramural Basketball(+); Trac:k (:Z, +);Boys' Varsity Football (2, 3); Boys' J.V. Football (2); Chess Club (2, 3).

Hurd, Vicki Ann Vicki's gay and efficient manner will pave the way for her to become a medical secretary. Course: College Destination: Husson College Activities: Junior Chorus (3); Spanish Club (3); Stet· sonettes ( 2, 3, +); Girls' Hockey ( 2); Girls' Basketball (2).

Ireland, Donna Lee "Don" Gentle "Don'.' will be a fine nurse. Course: General Destination: School of Nursing Activities: Lunch Room ( 2); Girls' Basketball ( 2); Safety Council ( 2).

Johnson, Marion Edith Sweet and pretty Marion, our popul::tr class secretary, Js truly a "friend to one and all". Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2); Mixed Chorus ( 2); Student Council ( 2, 3, 4), Secretary ( +); Junior Exhibition (3); Orascope (3); Class Secretary (2, +) ;Class Treasurer (3); One-Act Play (3); Oracle Board (+):French Club (2).

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Johnson, Sheila Lee "Johnny" Cheerful "Johnny" is known for her faithful attendance at all B. H. S. functions. Course: Secretarial Destination: Husson College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus ( 3); Spanish Club ( 3); Library Club ( 2, 3); F. B. L. A. ( 2, 3); Oracle Board ( 4); Orascope ( 4).

Jordan, Carolyn Mae "Little One" Two very different activities, water skiing and public speaking, are Carolyn's favorites . Course: Distributive Education Destination: Eastern Trust and Banking Company Activities: Girls' Chorus (3); Mixed Chorus (3); Dramatic Club ( 3); .Junior Exhibition ( 3).

Jordan, Janice Lee "Jan" "Jan", one of the most enthusiastic participators in girls' sports at B. H. S., also enjoys working with scout troops and as a hospital volunteer. Course: General Destination: Boston Children's Hospital Activities: Band (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); G. A. H. C. (3, 4); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball Officials' Club (2, 3, 4).

Katen, Esther L. "Snookie" Friendly, peppy "Snookie" has certainly been a familiar figure in girls' sports at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: Marriage Activities: G. A. H. C. ( 4); Girls' Hockey ( 4); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4); Officials Club (2, 3, 4).

Kelley, Judith E. "Judy" Thoughtful "Judy's" interest in the welfare of others has made her well-liked at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: New York Activities: .Junior Chorus ( 3); Basketball Usher ( 4); Girls' Hockey ( 2); Girls' Basketball ( 2); Girls' Volleyball ( 2).

King, Margaret C. "Peggy" With her gay and peppy personality, "Peggy" will make a fine office girl. Course: General Destination: Telephone Company Activities: Library Club ( 3).

King, Spencer "Pepper" Spencer's love of the outdoors has inspired him with the ambition to be a game warden. Course: General Destination: Army Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball ( 3).

Kittredge, Ronald "Ronnie's" talents in the scholastic field have earned him constant recognition as a scholar. Course: General Destination: Indefinite Activities: Intramural Volleyball ( 2); All-Bangor Scholar (·!).

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Knowles, Carolyn Mae Carolyn has widely diversified talents such as roller skating, sports, sewing, and painting. Course: Commercial Destination: Business School

Knuble, Aivars "Aivie" Friendly "Aivie", distinguished by his ability on the basketball court, has been a great asset to the Rams. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Intramural Basketball (2, 3); Intramural Volley­ball (2, 3); Track (3); B-Club (4); Boys' Varsity Basket­ball (3, 4); Boys' J.V. Basketball (2, 3); Intramural Bowl· ing ( 2, 3); Spring Football ( 3).

Koffron, Kara Lee Although new to Bangor High this year, intelligent but fun· loving Kara has made a name for herself scholastically. Course: College Destination: Unknown Activities: At Moses Lake, Washington-Band (2, 3); Orchestra (2, 3); Ensembles (2, 3); Y. F . C. (2, 3); Bad· minton (2); At Bangor-Girls' Rifle Club (4).

Kaminsky, Norman "Norm" "Norm's" superior abilities and outgoing personality promise him a fine future as a lawyer. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Junior Chorus (3); Oracle Board ( 4); Intra- · mural Basketball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3); Track (2, 3, 4); B-Club (4); Boys' J.V. Basketball (2); French Club (2, 3); Intramural Bowling (3, 4); Boys' Athletic Council ( 3).

La Crosse, Marylou "Louie" Marylou will be remembered for her warm personality and varied interests. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Girls' Chorus (2); Student Council Alternate (2, 3); Latin Club (2); Junior Chorus (3); Girls' Basketball (2); Girls' Volleyball ( 2); Safety Council ( 2); Future Teachers (4).

Lancaster, Genevieve "Gen" "Gen", active in many outdoor sports, hopes next year to attend nursing school. Course: General Destination: Nurses Training Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 4); Mixed Chorus ( 4); Spanish Club (3); Library Club (2).

Lancaster, Pamela Ann "Pam" "Pam", noted for her love of fun and her fine choral voice, will make a wonderful nurse. Course: General Destination: Maine Medical Center Activities : Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus (3); Spanish Club (3); Girls' Hockey (2); Girls' Basketball (2); Girls' Volleyball (2); All-State Chorus (3, 4).

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Laney, Sharon "Skitzy" With her interest in Home Economics, Sharon will one day make a fine housewife. Course: General Destination: Ohio Activities: At Burnham High, Sylvania, Ohio-Senior Y. Teens (3); F. H. A. (2, 3); Blue Triangles (2); Girls' Athletic Association (2, 3); Library Club (2, 3); Junior­Senior Prom Committee (3); At Bangor-F. H. A. (4).

Larlee, Clifford B. "Chip" "Chip", our outstanding, friendly class president and foot­ball quarterback of the B. H. S. Rams, will ,make a fine doctor. Course: College Destination: Colgate University Activities: Boys' Chorus (2); Mixed Chorus (2); Student Council ( 4), Vice-President ( 4); Latin Club (2); Junior Chorus ( 3); Class Officer ( 2, 3, 4), President ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4); B-Ciub ( 3, 4); Boys' Varsity Football ( 2, 3, 4); National Honor Society ( 3, 4); French Club ( 3).

Lawrence, Gertrude "Trudy" "Trudy", our Stetsonette drill commander, also enjoys many outdoor sports. Course: College Destination: Medical Secretarial College Activities: Junior Chorus (3); Stetsonettes (2, 3, 4), Presi­dent ( 4), Drill Commander ( 4).

Levine, Richard W. "Dick" "Dick", interested in cars and hi-fi, will some day be a fine officer in the Air Force. Course:' General Destination: Basic Training for Air Force Activities: Boys' Chorus ( 2); Mixed Chorus ( 2); Track (2, 3 ).

Longstaff, Carol Pretty, intelligent Carol's interest in outdoor activities gives her many hours of pleasure. Course: Distributive Education Destination: Undecided

Longtin, Joline D. "Jo" Active "Jo" will make a fine nurse in years to come. Course: General Destination: Lewiston, Maine Activities: At Presque Isle-Band (2); Girls' Chorus (2); Safety Council (3); Majorette (3); Junior City (2, 3); At Bangor-Girls' Basketball ( 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 4); Officials' Club ( 4).

Lynch, John B. Jr. "Bo" John, with his interest in military matters and sports, will make a top-notch member of the Merchant Marine. Course: General Destination: Preparatory School Activities: Junior Chorus (3); N.C. 0. Club (4); Intramural Basketball (3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Track (2); B-Ciub (2, 3, 4); Boys' J.V Basketball (2); Boys' Varsity Football ( 2, 3); Officers Club ( 4).

MacDonald, Mary Mary's tremendous dancing ability and pleasant ways will certainly help her achieve a place in the Rockettes. Course: General Destination: Dancing Career Activities: Student Council ( 2).

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Marr, Ronald "Ronnie" Sincere "Ronnie" hopes in the future to be an Evangelist. Course: General Destination: Bible School

Mason, Sandra Jean "Sandy" Through her interest in sports and other activities, quiet, conscientious Sandy has made many lasting friends at B. H. S. Course: College Destination: Undecided Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 4); Mixed Chorus ( 4); Latin Club (2, 3); Junior Chorus (3); Library Club (2); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volley• ball (2, 3, 4); French Club (2, 3); National Honor So­ciety ( 4).

Mathison, Claudette "Shorti" Pleasant "Shorti's" interest in the business department promises a fine career. Course: Business Destination: Business School Activities: Lunch Room (3); Library Club (3).

McEwen, Michael E. "Mike" Mike, a familiar figure in his blue beret, has made many friends both here and abroad as our A. F. S. Scholarship winner of 1959. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Student Council (3, 4); Latin Club (2, 3); N.C. 0. Club (3); French Club (2, 3); American Field Service Scholarship ( 3).

McKinna, Teresa "Terry" "Terry's" knacks for making friends and dressing attrac· tively have made her a familiar figure in the B. H. S. corridors. Course: General Destination: Unknown Activities: Girls' Rifle Club ( 2) ; Student Council Alternate ( 2); Stetsonettes ( 2, 3); Girls' Hockey ( 2).

McPhail, James "Rimsey" Jim's outgoing ways and interest in sports have helped him become a popular boy at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Student Council (2); Junior Chorus (3) ; Intramural Basketball (2, 3); Intramural Volleyball ( 2, 3); Baseball ( 2, 3).

McTigue, Patrick J. "Pat" "Pat's" talents as an artist foretell a promising future. Course: General Destination: Undecided Activities: Safety Council ( 4).

Melvin, Dorothy Ann "Dottie" Some day we shall hear "Dottie's" pleasing voice as a tele· phone operator. Course: Business Destination: Beals Business College Activities: Girls' Rifle Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3); F. B. L. A. ( 3); Girls' Basketball ( 4); Future Homemakers of America ( 4), Recreation Officer ( 4) ; In tram ural Bowl­ing (4).

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Melvin, Walter B- Jr. "Tykie" "Tykie" is well known for his quick wit, great artistic talent, and skiing ability. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Orchestra ( 2, 3); Boys' Chorus ( 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (3, 4); Latin Club (2); Junior Chorus (3); Spanish Club (2); Oracle Board (4); Cross Country (3); Ski Team (2, 3, 4); Outing Club (2, 3, 4), President (4); Safety Council ( 2) .

Mooney, Richard "Dick" "Dick" has been an all-round athlete at Bangor High. Course: General Destination: Merchant's National Bank Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3); Intramural Volley­ball (2, 3); Track (2); Cross-Country (2, 3); B-Ciub (3, 4); Boys' J .V. Basketball (2, 3).

Mosher, Peter N. "Pete" "Pete", with his reserved but friendly personality, is a person upon whom everyone can depend for a "job well done." Course: General Destination: College Activities: Orascope ( 3); Oracle Board ( 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3); Intramural Bowling (4); Future Teachers ( 4), Vice President ( 4) ; National Honor Society ( 4).

Mulvihill, Gail Gail's wide smile, perky personality, and many interesta have made her an endless number of friends at B. H. S. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2); Student Council ( 3, 4); Junior Chorus ( 3) ; Girls' Hockey ( 2); Girls' Volleyball ( 2); Safety Council ( 2).

Murch, Kenneth "Ken" "Ken", with his extra-special friendliness, is a sincere "pal" to all who know him. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Intramural Volleyball (2, 3); Intramural Bowl­ing (4).

Murphy, S. James "Murph" With ambition and determination, Jim is bound to be a success in California. Course: General Destination: California Activities: Boys' Rifle Team (2); Track (3).

Murray, Joyce Joyce's hair styles may be the "new look" of the future . Course: General Destination: Beautician School Activities: Lunch Room ( 2, 3); Future Homemakers of America ( 3) .

Musselman, Janet Elaine "Jan" With her quick wit, poetry-writing Janet keeps everyone laughing. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 4); Mixed Chorus ( 4); Girls' Rifle Team ( 2) ; Junior Chorus ( 3) ; Basketball Usher ( 4) ~ Girls' Volleyball (2); French Club (3); Ski Team (4).

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Naugler, Trenna "Trenn" Hilarious Trenna's varied interests are complemented by her well-rounded personality and good sportsmanship. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Band (2, 3, 4); Girls' Chorus (3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 3, 4); Junior Chorus ( 3); Girls' Hockey ( 2, 3, 1); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4); Ski Team (2, 4); All-Bangor Hockey Team (3, 4); Girls' Rifle Club (2).

Oakes, Guy L. "Skip" Versatile Guy likes both bowling and math. Course: Distributive Education Destination: Hartford, Conn. Activities: N.C. 0. (3).

Ogilvie, Paul H. Jr. "Howie" A career as a pilot will be a big job, but Paul can surely fill the position. Course: General Destination: Unknown Activities: Boys' Rifle Team (2, 3, 4); Secretary (3); N.C. 0. (2); Stetson Rifles (3); Intramural Bowling (3, 4).

Palmer, Jane Jane always has a kind word or a cute joke on hand. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Orchestra ( 3); Girls' Chorus ( 3); Mixed Chorus ( 3) ; Junior Chorus ( 3).

Pappas, Thomas "Tom" Sports-loving and popular Tom is a welcome addition to any group. Course: Business Destination: College Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Debate Club ( 4); Intramural Bowling (2, 3, 4); Track (2, 3, 4); B-Club (3, 4); Boys' Varsity Football (3, 4); Boys' J.V. Football (2); Intramural Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4).

Parent, Joanne "Jo" Any executive will welcome the secretarial ability of dependable Joanne. Course: Secretarial Destination: Husson Business College Activities: Mixed Chorus (2); Spanish Club (2); F. B. L.A. (2); Future Homemakers of America (2).

Parke, Judy L. "Sparky" Quiet Judy is sure to make her mark in the business world. Course: Commercial Destination: College

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Sweet and dependable, Norma can be counted on for a kind word or help in any job. Course: General Destination: School Activities: G. A. H. C. (3, 4); Stetsonettes ( 2, 3, 4); Basketball Ushers (2); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Future Homemakers of America ( 3, 4); Historian ( 3), Vice President ( 4); Junior Chorus ( 3).

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Peakes, JoAnn M. "Jo" JoAnn's scholastic achievements and participation in out­side activities have won for her a top berth in the class of 1960. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Band (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Music Council (3); Girls' Chorus (2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); G. A. H. C. (2, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (3); Latin Club (2, 3), Aedile ( 3); Junior Chorus ( 3); Orascope, Assistant Edi­tor ( 3); Oracle Board, Editor ( 4); B. H. S. Scholar ( 4); National Merit Scholarship Finalist (4); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4); National Honor Society ( 3, 4); French Club ( 3); Safety Council (2); General Motors National Scholarship Finalist (4); Student Council Alternate (2); All-State Band (2); All-State Chorus ( 3, 4); All-Bangor Hockey Team ( 3, 4); Safety Council ( 2).

Pelkey, Shirley Shirley's cheerfulness has helped her make many friends at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: Work Activities: Future Homemakers of America (3); Junior Chorus (3).

Pooler, Lloyd "Chief" Lloyd's interests in Stetson Rifles and the Army go hand m hand. Course: Indus trial Destination: Army Activities: Stetson Rifles ( 3).

Potter, Burt R. "Bertie" "Bertie" is sure to be a success during his enlistment m the Navy. Course: General Destination: Navy

Price, Richard L. "Dick" "Dick", our speedy football end, has been an outstanding athlete at B. H. S . Course: General Destination: College or Preparatory School Activities: Boys' Rifle Club ( 2, 3); Student Council Alternate (2); Junior Chorus (3); N. C. 0. Club (3); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Bowling ( 3); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Track (2, 3, 4); B-Club (2, 3, 4); Boys' J.V. Basketball (2); Boys' Varsity Football (2, 3, 4).

Prince, Christine B. "Chris" "Chris's" friendly manner and happy smile will help to make her a wonderful English teacher. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 4); Mixed Chorus ( 4); Student Council ( 2); Orascope ( 3); Oracle Board ( 4); Stet­sonettes ( 2) ..

Prindall, Vera Vera, interested in secretarial subjects, hopes to teach some day. Course: Secretarial Destination: Husson College Activities: Spanish Club (2)

Provost, Philip "Phil" "Phil's" dependability and leadership have made him a high ranking officer in the R. 0. T . C. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Boys' Chorus ( 2); Mixed Chorus ( 2); Boys' Rifle Club ( 2, 3, 4); N. C. 0. Club ( 3); Officers' Club (4)); French Club (3); Stetson Rifles (2, 3, 4).

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Pulk, Brian J. "Slim" Brian's R. 0. T. C. training will be invaluable for his find­ing a fine position in the field of electronics with the Air Force. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Junior Chorus (;>);N. C. 0. Club (3); Officers' Club (4); French Club (2); Stetson Rifles (2, 3, 4) .

Purvis, Sharon E. "Frenchie" Sharon's cheerful manner and natural abilities show promise of her becoming a fine beautician. Course: General Destination: Beautician School Activities: F. B. L.A. (2).

Rankin, Roberta "Robbie" "Robbie's" outstanding art ability has been admired and enjoyed by her many friends at B. H. S. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Girls' Chorus (3, 4); Mixed Chorus (3, 4); G. A . H. C. ( 2, 3, 4), Vice President ( 4); Junior Chorus ( 3); Orascope ( 3) ; Oracle Board ( 4) ; Girls' Hockey ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4); French Club (2, 3); Safety Council (2).

Reynolds, Sandra "Sandy" Peppy "Sandy" has been one of the very attractive varsity cheerleaders. Course: General Destination: Beauty Academy Activities: Junior Chorus (3); Girls' Basketball (2, 3); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3); Varsity Cheerleader ( 3, 4) .

Richards, Sheila "Shoo" The children who have classes under Sheila will be fortunate to have such a fine teacher. Course: Business Destination: Washington State Teacher~ College Activities: Girls' Chorus (2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); Junior Chorus (3 ); Spanish Club (2, 3); Library Club (2, 3), Secretary (3); F. B. L .A .. (2, 3).

Richardson, Margaret Anne "Peggy" Margaret always has a kind smile and a pleasant word for all. Course: General Destination: Unknown Activities: Girls' Chorus (3); Junior Chorus (3) .

Robertson, Dennis "Red" "Red" will begin to achieve his ambition of becoming a "soldier of fortune" with the Maine National Guard. Course: General Destination: Maine National Guard

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Mike's interest in science and his "brains-plus" will lead the way to his ambition to be a nuclear physicist. Course: College Destination: California Institute of Technology Activities: Boys' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3 4); Boys' Rifle Club (2, 3); Latin Club (2, 3); Junior Exhibition (3) ; Orascope (3); Plays (4); National Merit Scholarship Finalist (4) ; N.C. 0. ·(3); Intramural Basket· ball (4) ; Track (4); Cross Country (4); B-Ciub (4); National Honor Society ( 3, 4) ; Stetson Rifles ( 2, 3) ; Ski T eam ( 3) ; General Motors National Scholarship Finalist ( 4) ; All-State Chorus ( 3, 4); B. H. S. Scholar ( 4); All­Bangor Nite (2, 3, 4).

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Rolsky, Paula Paula's outgoing personality, cheerfulness, and willingness to help others will long be remembered by the class of 1960. Course: College Destination: Endicott Junior College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Student Council ( 3); Junior Chorus ( 3); Spanish Club ( 3); Girls' Hockey ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball (2, 3, 4); French Club (2, 3); Girls' Athletic Honor Council ( 4); All-Bangor Hockey ( 4).

Ross, Bernice "Niecey'' As Captain of the J.V. Cheerleaders, lively "Niecey" has well shown her school spirit. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3); Student Council ( 3); Junior Chorus ( 3); Spanish Club ( 3); ].V. Cheerleaders (3, 4), Captain (4).

Rowell, Ann L. "Annie" Efficient in business, quiet Ann has also made her mark m girls' sports. Course: Business Destination: Husson College Activities: G. A. H. C. (3, 4), Treasurer (4); Lunch Room (4); F. B. L. A. (2, 3); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Safety Council ( 3 ) ; N a tiona! Honor Society ( 4) .

St. Clair, Richard "Dick" The Military Department can well be proud of "Dick's" interest in R. 0. T. C. and Stetson Rifles. Course: General Destination: Parris Island, South Carolina Activities: N. C. 0. ( 3); Officers' Club ( 4); Stetson Rifles (2, 3, 4).

St. Lawrence, Molly "Moll"

A skillful accompanist at chorus and a vivacious cheerleader, Molly is a familiar figure at B. H. S. -Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Orchestra (4); Girls' Chorus (3, 4); Student Council ( 4); Debate Club ( 3); Spanish Club ( 3); Varsity Cheerleaders (4); J.V. Clieerleaders (3); French Club (3).

Sargent, Larry "Butch" Larry, who will soon be sporting a Navy uniform, hopes one day to own a store. Course: Business Destination: Navy

Sclair, Morton H. "Mort" "Monty" Quiet Morty, with underlying explosive humor and scholastic ability plus, is sure to succeed in the future. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Latin Club (2, 3); Junior Chorus (3); Orascope (3), Editor-in-Chief (3); Oracle Board (4), Asst. Editor (4); National Merit Scholarship Finalist (4); N. C. 0. (3); Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); French Club (2, 3); Intramural Bowling (4); Safety Council ( 2) ; National Honor Society ( 4).

Scudder, Sharon Dorene Happy-go-lucky Sharon is a formidable opponent on the basketball court. Course: General Business Destination: New England Tel. and Tel. Co. or College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 3); Mixed Chorus ( 3); Girls' Rifle Club ( 3); Stetsonettes ( 2); Girls' Basketball ( 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 3) ; In tram ural Bowling ( 4) ; Officials' Club (4).

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Shanley, Walter "Walt" As an athlete "Walt" has contributed to many B. H. S. victories. Course: General Destination: Boston Electrical School Activities: Boys' Chorus ( 2, 3); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3); Stu­dent Council ( 2); Junior Chorus ( 3); N . C. 0. ( 2, 3); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Baseball ( 2, 3, 4); Intra­mural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Cross-Country (2); B-Ciub (3, 4) ; Boys' Varsity Football (3, 4); Boys' J.V. Football (2); Stetson Rifle (2); Intramural Bowling (2, 3).

Sheafe, Robert R. "Bob" In the Navy, "Bob" hopes to further his ambition to be a top-flight photographer. Course: General Destination: Navy

Sherrad, Gerald "Jerry" After his term in the service, Jerry hopes to become an accountant. Course: General Destination: Service Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3); Intramural Volley­ball ( 2, 3)

Shindler, Samuel Scott "Ace" Athletic "Ace" is characterized by a lively and carefree manner. Course: College Destination: University of Miami Activities: Junior Chorus (3); Intramural Basketball ( 4); Baseball (2, 3, 4); B-Ciub (2, 3, 4); Boys' Varsity Basket­ball (3); Boys' J.V. Basketball (2).

Singer, Irwin A. "Chic" Witty "Chic" has the unusual hobby of raising rabbits. Course: Business Destination: College

Skoog, Sigrid Cheerful Sigrid, an excellent dancer, will one day be a successful dental hygienist. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Student Council ( 3) , AI tern ate ( 2, 4) ; Junior Chorus ( 3); Stetsonettes ( 2); Girls' Hockey ( 2).

Small, Ronald "Bunny" Easy-going "Bunny" will soon be wearing Army khakis. Course: Distributive Education Destination: Army Activities: Plays ( 2); N . C. 0 . ( 3); Stetson Rifles ( 4).

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Beth, with a warm personality and interest in people, is sure to become an excellent teacher. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Band (3, 4); Girls' Chorus (3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 3, 4) ; Junior Chorus ( 3) ; In tram ural Basketball (3).

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Smith, Alan "Smitty" Lively Alan's boyish grin seems to be catching to all who arc near him. Course: Industrial Destination: Service Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3); Boys' Varsity Foot­bait (2, 4).

Smith, Carol Hoping to be a legal secretary, attractive Carol would grace any ·lawyer's office. Course: General Destination: Chandler School for Girls Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 4); Stetsonettes (2), Vice President (2); Girls' Hockey (2); Girls' Basketball ( 4); Intramural Bowling ( 4).

Smith, Daniel A. "Dan"

An outstanding member of the Class of 1960, "Dan" is noted for his dry sense of humor and his leadership ability. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Boys' Chorus ( 2, 3); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3); Stu­dent Council ( 2, 3); Dramatic Club ( 3); Class Officer, Vice President (4); Latin Club (2); Junior Exhibition (3); N. C. 0. ( 3); National Honor Society ( 3, 4); Officers' Club (3) Stetson Rifle (2, 3, 4); AFS Board (3); Boys' State (3); Mixed Double Quartet (3); French Club (3); All-State.

Smith, Richard D. "Dick" Interested in intramural sports, "Dick" IS an expert tumbler. Course: General Destination: Business Activities: Intramural Volleyball ( 2); Track ( 2, 3); Tumbling Team (2).

Smith, Sandra Jane "Sandy"

Cheerful Sandra will surely become a successful beautician. Course: General Destination: Beautician School Activities: Lunch Room ( 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Bowling (3).

Spearen, Sharon

Jolly Sharon's after-school hours are spent participating in sports. Course: General Destination: Undecided Activities: Girls' Basketball ( 4).

Spencer, Myrna

Pretty Myrna's efficiency as a typist for the Oracle has been greatly appreciated. Course: Secretarial Destination: Secretarial position Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 4); Mixed Chorus ( 4); Junior Chorus ( 3); Orascope ( 4); Oracle Board ( 4); Library Club (2); F. B. L.A. (3).

Stegmanis, Inara

Inara's interest in science will help her attain a high position in the medical field. Course: College Destination: University of Vermont Activities: Girls' Rifle Club ( 2); Student Council ( 2); Dramatic Club (3); Latin Club (2); Girls' Hockey (2); Girls' Basketball ( 2); Girls' Volleyball ( 2); French Club (2, 3).

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Stephan, Roger "Yogi" Interested in fishing and photography, Roger is well-liked by everyone. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Oracle Board ( 4); Spanish Club ( 2, 3).

Stern, Mameve "Marne" Mameve's speaking talents and vibrant personality have won her many honors and friends. Course: College Destination: Simmons College Activities: Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Latin Club (2, 3); Junior Exhibition ( 3) ; Orascope ( 3); Oracle Board ( 4); National Honor Society (3, 4) ; French Club (2, 3); Voice of Democracy Contest (2, 4); Spear Speaking Contest (3 ); Maine Speech Festival (2, 3, 4), Medalist (3).

Stevens, Karen "Steve" With versatility and personality-plus, "Karen" has pepped-up extracurricular activities at B. H. S. Course: College Destination: The Garland School Activities: Girls' Chorus (2, 3); Mixed Chorus (2, 3); Latin Club (2); Junior Chorus (3); Orascope (3); Oracle Board ( 4); Girls' Hockey ( 2); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3) ; Girls' Volleyball (2, 3); Varsity Cheerleaders ( 4); J.V. Cheer­leaders (3); National Honor Society (3, 4), President (4); French Club (2, 3).

Striar, Sheila D.

A top-notch debater and a truly sincere person, Sheila is sure to find happiness in the teaching profession. Course: College Destination: Gorham State Teachers' College Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 3, 4); Student Council Alternate (3); Latin Club (2, 3); Debate Club ( 2, 3, 4); Treasurer ( 3), Secretary ( 4); Library Club (2); Girls' Hockey (2, 4); Girls' Basketball (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3, 4), Co-Captain ( 3); Safety Coun­cil ( 2, 3); Future Teachers' ( 4); All-Bangor Hockey ( 4).

Strout, Stanley "Stan" Mechanically-minded Stanley will soon be serving our country. Course: Industrial Arts Destination: Military Service

Swett, David "Dave"

David, an expert in all forms of music is certainly friend­ship personified. Course: College Destination: University of Maine Activities: Band ( 2); Boys' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4).

Tall, Eva Marie "Evie"

Some lucky executive will have efficient Eva as his secretary. Course: Business Destination: Business School

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Carefree Dan, a friend to everyone, will be tops in the Army. Course: College Destination: Army

Activities: Intramural Basketball (2); Intramural Volley­ball ( 2) ; Track (2, 3); Cross Country (2, 3); Oflicen' Club (4 ); Junior Chorus (3); N.C. 0 . ( 3 ).

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Thomas, Robert "Bob" Well-known as a basketball manager, Bob a lways has a cheerful word for everyone. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Boys' State ( 3); Boys' Rifle Club ( 2, 3, 4); N. C. 0. ( 3); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3); Manager Boys' Varsity Basketball (3); Manager Boys' J.V. Basket­ball ( 2); Officers' Club ( 4), Secretary ( 4); Boys' State.

Thompson, John K. "Johnny" An active participant in athletics at B. H. S., John is also an expert water skier. Course: General Destination: Kent's Hill and U. of M. Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Track ( 2, 3, 4); Cross Coun­try (2, 3, 4), Captain (4); B-Club (4).

Thurston, Edythe H. "Eydie" Interested in a variety of hobbies, Edythe will make a fine beautician. Course: General Business Destination: Eastern Academy of Beauty Culture Activities: Stetsonettes ( 4); Safety Council (2); Library Assistant ( 4).

Tozier, Allen

A hard worker with a very sincere personality, Allen IS an important leader in the military department. Course: College Destination: U. S. Service Academy Activities: Jr. Chorus ( 3); Oracle Board ( 4); N. C. 0. ( 3); Vice President ( 3); Officers' Club ( 4), Vice President ( 4); Safety Council (2); Boys' State Alternate (3).

Tuck, Sylvia Jane Sylvia, who is patient and understanding, is sure to make a fine wife. Course: General Destination: Marriage

VanAken, Janice "Jan" "Jan" enjoys a variety of activities, rollerskating, record col­lecting, and basketball. Course: General Destination: Husson College Activities: Lunch Room ( 2); Library Club ( 2, 3); Basketball Usher ( 2).

Vomvoris, William "Wild Bill" "Penquin" "Wild Bill", a connoisseur of fine food, is sure to be a success in the restaurant business. Course: College Destination: College

Activities: Latin Club (2, 3); Jr. Chorus (3); Orascope (3); Oracle Board ( 4); Intramural Basketball ( 2); Intra­mural Volleyball (2); Westbrook Junior Forum (2); Na­tional Honor Society ( 4).

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Vose, Patricia "Pat" Pat's lively personality and vivacious smile have made her a favorite among her classmates. Course: General Destination: Farmington State Teachers' College Activities: G. A. H. C. ( 4); Jr. Chorus ( 3); Girls' Hockey (2, 3, 4); Girls' Basketball (2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Future Homemakers of America ( 4), President ( 4); Intramural Bowling ( 3, 4); Future Teachers ( 3, 4), Presi­dent (4).

Wagner, Brenda "Joy" With her fine musical talent, Brenda will succeed in her chosen career. Course: College Destination: William and Mary College Activities: Mixed Chorus (2, 4); Girls' Chorus (2, 4); Girls' Trio (2); Spanish Club (2).

Ward, Charlene Charlene, an usher at B.H.S. sports events, may someday become a dental assistant. Course: General Destination: Marriage Activities: Basketball Ushers ( 4) ; Girls' Basketball ( 2) ; Girls' Volleyball ( 2).

Ward, Derwood "Dewey" "Dewey" can often be found drilling for the Stetson Rifles. Course: General Destination: Florida Activities: N.C.O. (4); Intramural Basketball (3, 4); Stet­son Rifles ( 4); Intramural Bowling ( 3, 4).

Watson, Susanne "Sue" Susanne, outstanding in school service, has shown smcerc friendship to her classmates. Course: College Destination: Maine Medical Center Activities: Band (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3, 4); Latin Club ( 2, 3); Junior Chorus ( 3) ; Orascope ( 3) ; Oracle Board ( 4) ; Girls' Vol· leyball ( 3, 4) ; French Club ( 3) ; Safety Council ( 2, 3); All­State ( 2, 4); National Honor Society ( 4).

Weimer, Brent "Butch" "Butch" keeps busy in his spare time experimenting m the field of electronics. Course: General Destination: Post Graduate Course or Navy

Weiss, Arnold "Arnie" A smash hit in Junior Exhibition, "Arnie" with his deep voice and wide grin, is expert in producing laughter. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Junior Exhibition (3); Debate Club ( 4); Intra· mural Volleyball (3); French Club (3); Intramural Bowl· ing (4).

Weymouth, Janice "Jan" Sparkling Janice, an enthusiastic cheerleader, is one of the most popular members of the Class of 1960. Course: College Destination: Beauty Academy Activities: Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Music Council (2, 3); Girls' Chorus (2, 3, 4); Mixed Chorus (2, 3, 4); Student Coun· cil ( 2, 3); Junior Chorus ( 3); Class Officers ( 2, 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2); Girls' Volleyball (2); Varsity Cheerleader (3, 4); Captain ( 4); ].V. Cheerleader (2).

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Whittaker, Barbara "Barbie" With her sweet smile and winning ways, Barbara has en­cleared herself to all and is sure to become an excellent nurse. Course: College Destination: Simmons College Activities: Orchestra ( 2, 3, 4); Music Council ( 2, 3); Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3); Student Coun­cil AI tern ate ( 3) ; .Junior Exhibition ( 3) ; Oracle Board ( 4); Orascope ( 3); Class Officer, Vice President ( 2, 3); French Club ( 3); All-State Orchestra ( 2, 3); D.A.R. Citizenship Award.

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"Bob" will someday be a top-flight mechanical engineer. Course' General Destination: Navy or Mechanical Trading School Activities' Boys' Chorus ( 4); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Bowling (3, 4).

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Lively Gay is noted for her ability to play the trumpet and her skill in bowling. Course: College Destination: School of Nursing Activities: Band ( 2, 3); Girls' Rifle Club ( 2, 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2); Girls' Volleyball ( 3); French Club ( 2); Girls' Bowling ( 3, 4).

Wilson, Jeanne "Jeanie" As a faithful library assistant, Jeanne has expertly served our school. Course: General Destination: Eastern Academy of Beauty Culture Activities: Library Club ( 2, 3, 4).

Wilson, Joanne "Joanie" Joanne, with her sweet personality, would have little trouble playing identical twin pranks. Course: General Destination: Eastern Academy of Beauty Culture Activities: Library Club ( 2, 3, 4).

Wiswell, Ernest P. "Ern" "Ern", soon to be dressed in Navy blue, may one day fulfill his ambition to be an accountant. Course: General Destination: Navy Activities: Lunch Room (3); Intramural Bowling (3, 4).

Withee, Jane Ann "Janie" Jane, active in sports at B.H.S., has a sweet thoughtfulness which has won her many friends. Course: College Destination: Eastern Maine General Hospital School of Nursing Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2); Mixed Chorus ( 2); Student Council (2); G.A.H.C. (4); Latin Club (2, 3); Debate Club ( 2}; Library Club ( 2); Girls' Hockey ( 2, 3); Girls' Basketball ( 2, 3); Girls' Volleyball ( 2, 3).

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Woods, Linda Lee "Lin" Soon lucky Linda, a "dead-eye" shot in basketball, will be in sunny California. Course: Business Destination: California University Activities: Girls' Chorus ( 2, 3); Mixed Chorus ( 2, 3); Junior Chorus ( 3); Girls ' Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Girls' Volleyball ( 3, 4); Intramural Bowling ( 4); Officials' Club ( 2, 3, 4).

Young, Francis "Franky" Franky has been a top-rate contributor to military activi­ties at B.H.S. Course: General Destination: College Activities: Boys' Rifle Club ( 2, 3, 4), President ( 4); Junior Chorus (3); N.C.O. (3); Officers' Club (4); Stetson Rifles (2, 3, 4).

Young, Thomas "Tab" "Tab" may soon be a radar operator in the U. S. Army. Course: General Destination: Army Activities: Intramural Bowling ( 3).

Zoidis, Arthur M. "Ziggy" Sports-loving "Ziggy" has a sense of humor which has amused us all. Course: General Destination: Maine Central Institute Activities: Junior Chorus ( 3); Boys' Chorus ( 2); Lunch Room ( 2, 3); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 4); Baseball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3); Cross Country (2); B-Club ( 4); Boys' Varsity Basketball Manager ( 4); J.V. Basketball ( 3); Stetson Rifles ( 2, 3).

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B. H. S. gained an outstanding person when "Bob" transferred in 1958. Course: General Destination: Navy Activities: At Hinckley-Mixed Chorus (2); Class Vice President (2); Cross Country (2).

Baker, Sharon Jean "Giggles"

Sharon, interested in fashion designing and music, may one day be a beautician. Course: General Destination: Undecided

Beaver, Jan1es "Jiin" "Beave"

"Jim's" gigantic vocabulary and mathematical skill have constantly amazed his classmates. Course: College Destination: College Activities: Latin Club (2); Junior Chorus (3); Spanish Club ( 3); Oracle Board ( 4); Future Teachers ( 4) ; N a tiona! Honor Society ( 4).

Black, Madalyn "Lynn"

Madalyn's conversational ability and friendly nature will help her at the telephone company. Course: Distributive Education Destination: Telephone Company Activities: Lunch Room (3).

Blakely, Richard "Dick"

"Dick" has been one of the most enthusiastic sports fans at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: Navy Activities: Intramural Basketball ( 3); Intramural Volleyball (2); Intramural Bowling (4).

Bridges, Velma

Velma's talent for Home Economics and her interest in nursing promise an interesting career. Course: General Destination: Nursing School Activities: In Alabama-Student Council (2); Glee Club (2); Future Homemakers of America (2); At Bangor-Future Homemakers of America ( 4).

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Brown, Kathleen "Kathy"

"Kathy" will surely make an excellent officer in the Waves. Course: General Destination: Waves Activities: Lunch Room (2).

Carr, Donald "Don"

Wherever there is work being done on cars, "Don" IS likely to be. Course: General Destination: Work

Chaples, Dixon "Dick"

After "Dick" returns from the Air Force, he may revolutionize the auto designing industry. Course: General Destination: Air Force

Chase, Sally "Sal"

Capable "Sal" will certainly become an excellent stenographer. Course: Secretarial Destination: Stenographer

Eaton, Charles Ernest "Charlie"

"Charlie," a stand-out on the basketball court, hopes to be a civil engineer. Course: General Destination: Service Activities: Boys' Varsity Basketball ( 4); Boys' Varsity Football ( 4).

Emery, Ross Matthew

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sure to gain fame as a civil engineer. Course: General Destination: Prep School

Flagg, Pollyanne "Polly"

"Polly's" determination and interest in business will make her a top-flight secretary. Course: Business Destination: Secretary

Foley, Richard "Dick" For the enjoyment of his fr~ends, "Dick" often displays his musical ability. Course: General Destination: Prep School Activities: Band (2); Orchestra (2).

Fowles, Don Don, who greatly enjoys working with motorcycles and cars, hopes to become a commercial artist. Course: General Destination: California

Gerrish, Marion "Mary"

H ard-working "Mary's" interest in bookkeeping will aid her in her future career. Course: Business Education Destination. Bookkeeper

Gilbert, Edward "Moose"

"Moose" has been an outstanding football lineman during his three years at B. H. S. Course: General Destination: Navy Activities: Boys' Chorus (2, 3); Mixed Chorus (2): Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4); B-Club (3, 4); Boys' Varsity Football (2, 3, 4); Boys' J.V. Football (2); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4) .

Gillis, Paul C. Alternately subdued or full of fun, scientifically­minded Paul will make a fine chemical engineer. Course: College Preparatory Destination: College Activities: At John Bapst-Latin Club (2); Boys' Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3); Plays ( 2, 3).

Grover, Vincent "Vince"

Interested in cars anB fishing now, "Vin" hopes to be a flyer in the U. S. Air Force. Course: General D estination: Air Force

Karnes, John Jr. John, who has been active in sports at B. H. S., hopes next year to be proudly wearing the uniform of the U. S. Army. Course: General Destination: Army Activities: Boys' Rifle Club ( 2, 3); Junior Chorus ( 3); Intramural Basketball ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Volley­ball ( 2, 3, 4); Intramural Bowling ( 4).

McFarlin, Donald "Brickel"

As his friends well know, "Don" has a great interest in bowling.

Course: Industrial

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Activities: Boys' Rifle Club (2); Intramural Bowling (4).

McKenzie, Marlene A. "Mary"

Serious, sincere "Mary" hopes to be a nurse-.

Course: General

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Patrick, Don "Donnie"

Don, interested in model cars, will "go West" soon. Course: General

Destination: California

Pearson, Robert "Bob"

"Bob's" training at Husson College will prepare him for his future plans of becoming a teacher.

Course: Commercial

Destination: Husson College

Sabin, Carol

In her spare time, Carol can be found riding horseback.

Course: General

Destination: Unknown

Activities: Girls' Rifle Club (3); Spanish Club (3).

Trundy, Sandra Jean "Sammy"

Sweet Sandra will make a fine secretary.

Course: Distributive Education

Destination: Secretarial Work

Wilson, Earline

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Scholarships Suzanne Anderson, Frederick and Marianne Hill

Scholarship at the University of Maine. Arthur Bearce, appointment to the United States

Military Academy at West Point. Marcia Berson, fom·-year scholarship to the Bos­

ton University School of Nursing. JoAnn Peakes, scholarship at Colby College. Morton Sclair, Griffin Scholarship at the Univer­

sity of Maine. Daniel Smith, Air Cadet Exchange Program

scholarship to Great Britain. William Bailey, full-tuition athletic scholarship

to the University of Connecticut.

Senior Honors State Highest Honors Roll, Academic Recognition

Program of the Maine Teachers Association, Norman Kominsky, JoAnn Peakes; and Michael Robson.

Certificates of Merit in the Merit. Scholarship Program-Bruce Alpert, JoAnn Peakes, Michael Robson, Morton Sclair.

Certificates of Merit in the General Moto·rs Schol­arship Program- Bruce Alpert, JoAnn Peakes, and Michael Robson.

Civil Service Clerical Examination-Patricia Foster, 98.8; Nancy Connors, 91.3; Myrna Spencer, 91.3 ..

Future Homemaker Contest in Maine, one of the top :five-Beth Smart.

Apprenticeship consideration by the Maine Chap­ter of the American Institute of Architects­Richard Cunningham and Ronald Grossman.

Craftman's Fair, fourth place in senior drafting -Charles Bamford.

Speech-Drama awards-Steven Buck and Char­lotte Gopan.

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2. Steven Buck 3. Michael Robson 4. Morton Sclair 5. Richard Cross

Senior W ee:k Baccalaureate - June 5

Banquet - June 7

Class History Speakers

Lawrence Emery Marion Johnson

Senior Ball - June 8

Graduation Exercises - June 10

Speaker Parting Address

Robert Foss

JUNIOR EXHIBITION -1959 CLA§§ OF 1960

Front Row, left to right: Marion Johnson, Mameve Stern, Barbara Whittaker, Carolyn Jordan, Betsy Brewster. Second Row: Mrs. Barbara Browne, Coach; Daniel Smith, Steven Buck, William Robson, Arnold Weiss.

Since 1895, Junior Exhibition has been a well-established and much-enjoyed tradition at B.H.S. Each year the junior class presents its ten best speakers, five girls and five boys, in an exhibition in which every speaker receives a Charles E. French medal.

Beginning with the marshalling in of the Junior chorus by Class President Clifford Larlee and climaxing with the awarding of medals, Junior Exhibition-1959 was a great success.

Mrs. Barbara Browne, :Mrs. Ylyrle E. Coffey, and Mr. M. Manning Atherton were commended for their fine direction of speakers, chorus, and orcb~stra, respectively.

The speakers and their cuttings were as follows: Betsey Brewster, "Renais­sance'' by Edna St. Vincent Millay; Steven Buck, "Old Yellel' by Frederick Gipson; Marion Johnson, "Our Hearts \Vere Young and Gay" by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough; Carolyn Jordan, "Gone With The Wind" by Margaret Mitchell; James Plowman, "U.S.A." by John DosPassos; Michael Robson, "By the Waters of Babylon" by Stephen Vincent Benet; Daniel Smith, "The Premature Burial'' by Edgar Allen Poe; Mameve Stem, "The Glass Menagerie" by Tennessee \Villiams; Barbara Whittaker, "Life With Mother" by Clarence Day; and Arnold Weiss, "The Tar Baby" by Joel Harris.

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First row, left to right: Marion Johnson, Mary Girvan, Jane Dudley, Myrna Spencer, JoAnn Peakes, Morton Sclair, Miss Jessie L. Fraser, Adviser; Roberta Rankin, Mameve Stern, Susanne Watson.

Second row: Barbara Whittaker, Christine Prince, Barbara Calderwood, Patricia Foster, Karen Stevens, Betsey Brewster, Sheila Johnson, Marcia Berson, Barbara Williams.

Third row: Peter Mosher, James Beaver, Roger Stephan, Walter Melvin, Lawrence Emery, Norman Kominsky, Robert Foss.

To start ofl the year, the B.H.S. yearbook, the Oracle, coupled with the newspaper, the Orascope, held its annual subscription campaign. Throughout the remainder of the 1959-1960 season, the Oracle staff held weekly meetings' and extra work sessions. Members of the board decided on a theme, worked out ideas for art .work and photography, sought ads, wrote articles, and set up pages.

Section heads working under Miss Jessie Peakes, editor-in-chief, were as follows: Mameve Stern, copy editor; Betsey Brewster, senior section; Karen Stevens, activities; Robert Foss, sports; and Peter Mosher, advertising.

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Our boys, Walter Melvin, Morton Sclair, Bob Foss, Jim Beaver, and Larry Emery work?

Seated : J oAnn Peakes and Kara Koffron. Standing, left to right: Robert Foss, Richard Cross, Ronald Kittredge, Betsey Brewster, and

Michael Robson.

Bangor In order to be a!!:a or High School Scholar, a studc,

or better in all major:· jects for two semesters in both so~t3more and junior years and for at least one?JI mester in the senior year. Seven stitl"(()_rs who received the honor of being na · ·. B.H.S. Scholars are pictured above.

Tentative lists re made of juniors and sophomores wh,."o-~ave maintained the necessary ranks an ' re possible candidates for B.H.S. SchoPars. These students are as follows: juniors~. ynda Gaillard, Nancy Horrocks, Theodo~~ellison, Crystal Mayo, Nancy Pearson, T'e Slep, Barbara Snow, Marcia Tolm{uJ Pamela Trojanoski, Helen Trowbridge, an Cha~les Varney; soph_omore&-Elea.:J ~'f3ohan, Jean Christa­kos, Loretta Gross, Hillman, Brenda Miles, Pamela ,X,_el}l:lleton, Peter Swenson, Jane Cam~bell, Richa d hady, Robert Chase, Linda E~~eP" Peter ~ergus, ~tephen Godsoe, Ehzaheth Goo ruce Hathaway, Mars · · ey, Kathie Kazmierczak, Sandra Larlee, Daniel Lib et McEachern, Don 1 emore, ry Page, John Perkins, Joan Raymond, · :!3e..c~..h.i- 1, .llyl\.. Segal, E.izens Sil-ins, Penelope Smith, Susan Smi 1 avid i; t~~l Tho >3.~,"\.EEzabeth Trow-bridge, James Willey, and Sheldon White:- ~

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First row, left to right: Robert Foss, Betsey Brewster, Mrs. Viola Woodward, Karen Stevens, Nancy Conners.

Second row: Clifford Larlee, Mameve Stern, JoAnn Peakes, Michael Robson, Daniel Smith.

;/\,-NATIONAL ,,tNOR SOCIETY

Scholarship, Leadership, Character, l and Service are the qualifications for meniber-­ship in the National Honor Society. S~ 1930, the Bangor High School Chapter ihas been selecting students on the basis l of these characteristics. Members are initia'ted into the Society each year at an annual assembly and banquet.

At the beginning of this year the Society voted to carry out the new project of show­ing newcomers around Bangor High School. Six members, Nancy Connors, Robert Foss, Clifford Larlee, JoAnn Peakes, Daniel Smith, and Mameve Stern, were chosen to assist the new students.

The National Honor Society also ushered at Teachers' Convention, promoted a Val­entine Delivery Service, and conducted its annual assembly.

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The officers of the Society were as fol­lows: President, Karen Stevens; Vice~

President, Betsey Brewster; Secretary, Nancy Connors; and Treasurer, Robert Foss.

New members of the Senior and Junior class taken into the society on April 27 are as follows: Seniors - Bruce Alpert, James Beaver, Donna Benoit, Steven Buck, Sandra Conners, Richard Cross, Cynthia Der,rborn, Lawrence Emery, Jr., Patricia Foster, Mary Girvan, Sandra Mason, Peter Mosher, Ann Rowell, Morton Sclair, Wil­liam Vomvoris, and Susanne Watson. Juniors - Lynda Gaillard, Sally Higgins, Theodore Jellison, Neil Martin, Crystal Mayo, Alan McClure, Susan McGinley; Sandra Moores, Jeanne Noyes, Nancy Pearson, William Shubert, Toby Slep, Pamela Trojanoski, and Helen Trowbridge.

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THE JUNIOR

CLASS Junior Class Officers, left to right: Roger Lothrop, Vice President;

Lois Ingeneri, Secretary; Nancy Pearson, Treasurer; Neil Martin, President.

The Class of 1961, under the leadership of the class officers- Neil Martin, President; Roger Lothrop, Vice President; Lois Ingeneri, Secretary; Nancy Pearson, Treasurer- made many outstanding contributions to both the scholastic and extra-curricular activities of Bangor High School.

Most notable were the participants in the speech and drama fields. At the 1960 Junior Exhibition, directed by Mrs. Barbara Browne, French Medals were presented to ten speakers. They were Fred Allen II, Stephen Dolley, Mark Kimball, Lawrence Lee, Susan McGinley, Robert Peters, Bonnie Silver, Norma Smith, Helen Trowbridge, and Yvonne Westbrook.

Three Juniors-Lynda Gaillard, Bonnie Silver and Helen Trowbridge-were members of the Debate Club.

In the One-Act Play, "Caesar and Cleopatra,'' Lois Ingeneri, Mark Kimball, Neil Martin, and Helen Trowbridge performed, and Sally Higgins was Stage Manager. Lois Ingeneri was placed on the list of All New England actresses.

Fred Allen and Yvonne Westbrook represented Bangor High School in the Spear Speaking Contest. Helen Trowbridge attended the University of Maine Speech-Drama Festival

Music Department activities were ably supported by members of the Junior class. Jeanne Noyes was one of two Maine students in the All Eastern Orchestra at the Music Educators Na­tional Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Participants in the All-State Festival were Angela Aloupis, Stephen Alpert, John Bragg, Fletcher Carter, Parker Denaco, Ann Downing, David Dunham, Sally Higgins, Sandra Moores, Jeanne Noyes, Joseph Raymond, and Norma Smith.

Chosen to attend Dirigo Girls' State were Angela Aloupis, Paula Christakos, Brenda King, Toby Slep, and Helen Trowbridge, with Nan.cy Pearson and Pamela Trojanoski as alternates. Boys' State representatives were to be David Jarvis, Mark Kimball, Lawrence Lee, Neil Martin, and William Shubert. Dale Moses was chosen as first alternate.

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Pepping up the games were the Jayvee Cheerleaders, Pamela Gervais, Joanne Higgins, and Lynn Witherley.

Participating in matches for the Girls' Rifle Team were Dianne Cuozzo and Toby Slep. Mem­bers of the Boys' Rifle Team were George Parke, Gary Runnells, and Charles Varney.

In the Military Department, Juniors participated enthusiastically in R.O.T.C. functions with a spirited rivalry for Regimental honors. Chosen as Regimental Sergeant-Major was William Shubert. First and Second Battalion Sergeant-Majors were David Russell and Charles Varney. David Russell was elected President of the N.C.O. Club.

Editor Alan McClure, assisted by Pamela Trojanoski, directed the "Orascope" Staff in the publishing of Bangor High School news.

Mark Kimball exhibited his talents as All Bangor Nite Master of Ceremonies.

Juniors Reginald Archer, Frank Bettencourt, Louis Bohan, David Jarvis, Alan McClure, Philip McTigue, Terrance Roberson, Joel Sazin, and Richard Shaw sparked Bangor High Schools athletic teams this year.

Scholastically, the class of 1961 has done very well, for eighteen Juniors are still eligible to be All Bangor Scholars.

New members of the.National Honor Society from the Junior class are Lynda Gaillard, Sally Higgins, Crystal Mayo, Neil Martin, Alan McClure, Susan McGinley, Sandra Moores, Jeanne Noyes, Nancy Pearson, William Shubert, Toby Slep, Pamela Trojanoski, Helen Trowbridge.

Looking back, it would appear that 1960's Junior class incorporates great talent in many fields.

Sunny Netemeyer, Parker Denaco, Sharon Lee, Patri­cia Mills, Peter Haney, and John Robbins try to decide which class ring they prefer.

Which One?

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THE SOPHOMORE

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Bruce Flagg, President.

The Business Education Course sophomores attended in the afternoon session while members of the other courses went in the morning. In this way the sophomore class was represented at B.H.S. all through the day, not at one session only.

The Sophomore Class was ably led by Bruce Flagg, President; Eileen O'Brien, Vice President; Andrea Eaton, Secretary; and Janet McEachern, Treasurer.

Many capable sophomores offered their talents to the Music Department. Those selected to participate in the All-State Festival were Thomas Green, Mark Kinney, and Elizabeth Trowbridge-Chorus; Peter Fergus and James Green­Band; and Eileen Grossman, Ann Lewis, Nancy McKenney, and Marjorie Todtman-Orchestra.

For their outstanding roles in sports Bruce Doughty, Bruce Flagg, Paul Newman, Leroy Patterson, vVayne Philbrook, William Pidgeon, Paul Smith, Richard Stockton, and Ronald Stratton received letters. Leroy Patterson was a familiar figure in three sports, football, basketball, and baseball.

Sophomore girls May McChesney, Sandra Larlee, and Peggy Nason were initiated into the Girls' Athletic Honor Council.

Prominent members of R.O.T.C. were Carl Anduze, Charles Brown, Thomas Green, Russell Lay, Donald McLemore, John Webber, and James Willey.

Chosen as Varsity Cheerleaders were Nancy Arnold, Susan Briggs, Sandra Larlee, ancl :\fary Peahocly. Janet Robertson was chosen as captain of the J.V. Cheerleadcrs; ancl Toni Porter, as second alternate of the Varsity Cheerieading Squad.

Elizabeth Trowbridge was one of the four candidates selected to compete for the Pomfret Academy Scholarship to India.

A great many sophomores were listed as tentative candidates for B.H.S. Scholars. They were as follows: afternoon session-Eleanor Bohan, Jean Christakos, Loretta Cross, Jerry Hillmau, Brenda Miles, Pamela Pendleton, Peter Swenson; morning session-Jane Campbell, Richard Chady, Robert Chase, Linda Estes, Peter Fergus, Stephen Godsoe, Elizabeth Goodwin, Bruce Hathaway, Marsha Havey, Kathie Kazmierczak, Sandra Larlee, Daniel Libby, Janet Mc­Eachern, Donald McLemore, Gerry Page, John Perkins, Joan Raymond, Janet Robertson, Whitfield Russell, Ellyn Segal, Penelope Smith, Susan Smith, David Staples, Richard Thomas, Elizabeth Trowbridge, James Willey, and Sheldon White.

Named at the Scholarship Recognition Assembly for highest averages in their respective courses were Peter Fergus, college preparatory, and Wayne Hanson, general.

Peter Fergus also received a certificate for honors in first-year French.

First time for everything, right? The students, the sophomores

for the first time at B.H.S., participate in a fire drill.

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Freshman Class Officers-Seated: Charles Kelley, President; Jane Atkins, Vice President; Standing: Priscilla O'Brian, Treasurer; Pamela Worcester, Secretary.

The new members of the student body this year, the Freshmen, have been welcomed by everyone and hav:e displayed their fine ability in many fields.

The Freshmen were under the leadership of their class officers Charles Kelley, Presi­dent; Jane Atkins, Vice President; Pamela Worcester, Secretary; and Priscilla O'Brien, Treasurer.

Freshmen reporters Joellyn Cohen, Edward Curran, Joseph Demaso, Laurie Hunt, and Norma Vose, who helped the Orascope staff to publish the school newspaper, gained some valuable exp€rience in journalism.

In the field of music, fifty-two Freshman girls exhibited their talent in the Fresh­man Chorus. Jill Barry and Joellyn Cohen represented this organization in the Fresh­man Music Council, and Bernice Braveman and Ann Dresner accomp·anied the chorus. The girls sang at the Christmas Concert and auditioned at the Eastern Maine Music Festival in Bucksport. Freshman band members were Joel Alpert and Don Brown, trom­bones; Ronald Baron, Vinal Crook, Michael Dwelley, Shirley Gotlieb, Sumner Gotlieb, Milford Randall, clarinets; John Lancaster and Sheila Lynch, flute&; Eric Dolley, Morris Furrow, Walter Hess, trumpets; Austin Griffin, saxophone; Henry Goodstein, baritone; and Paul Fergus, drums. Adding their ability to the orchestra were Joellyn Cohen, Re­becca Connor, Ann Dresner, Gretchen Goodwin, Judith Higgins, and Judith Kellogg. Five of the best musicians of the Freshman Class were chosen to attend All-State Music Festival. They were Joellyn Cohen, Rebecca Connor, Paul Fergus, Judith Higgins, and Cheryl Weymouth.

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Several capable swimmers, Mary Hersey, Carol Larlee, and Barbara McEvoy were instructors for swimming lessons which were given at the Y.M.C.A. Carol Larlee and Sheila Lynch were both members of the Flamingoes, a synchronized swimming group.

Jill Barry was chosen by her classmates as the March of Dimes Queen for the Fresh­man Class.

At the Scholarship Recognition Assembly, Freshmen honored for having the highest averages in their respective courses were Joseph Seigel, college preparatory; Richard Stubbs, general; and Natalie Williams, business education.

In sports many freshmen also were outstanding. Members of the winning girls' basketball team were Captain Carol Larlee, Nancy Bangs, Rebecca Connor, Jane Gail­lard, Judith Higgins, Linda Howard, Debra Johnson, and Barbara McE,voy. Members of the very successful boys' freshman football team were Fred Joy, Daniel Price, Richard Pullen, William McManus, Tony Triano, Edward Curran, John Babcock, George Martin, Calvin Knaide, Gerry Varney, John Ford, Edward Carr, Alan Lincoln, Leonard Shaw, Robert Hauger, Ronald Young, Richard Gibbs, Henry Goodstein, Harold Blethen, Michael Nadeau, Gerald Robertson, Steven K.alloch, Thomas Dorsky.

The fine job that the freshman basketball team did this season was due to the team­mates, Greg Barrows, Bob Cohen, Eddie Curran, Dan Gooding, Stev'e Kalloch, Steve Leen, Jim Lerederick, Ken Lynch, Bill MacManus, Dave Rice, Tim Small, Tom Small, Bob Stockton, and Tom Young. Members of the track team were Roger Boudreau, Nor­man Braveman, Henry Bunker, Lee Coleman, Joseph Demaso, Tom Dorsky, John Ford, Jim Fredrick, Richard Gibbs, Harry Rasey, Ben Haskell, John Kendall, Alan Lincoln, Erwin Merrill, Wilham Schoolcraft, Leonard Shaw, Tim Small, ·Tom Small, and Jerry Varney.

Don't block the hall, now-The afternoon session takes a lunch break.

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The birch wiih its black and white bark, an addition .of

color, adds interest to the woods; likewise, extracurricular

activities add extra color io one's character.

The B<t H<t §<t Orascope <t <t <t

NEW PRINCIPAL ARRIVES

Volume 15,

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JUN.IORS CHOOSE CLASS RINGS

Volume 15, B. H. S. PLA.NS No. 2 ALL BANGOR NITE

Barry Receives News' Award

Houlton to Greet All-State Musicians

Volume 15,

No.3

B. H. S. Again Has Exceptional One-Act Play Cast

SKELETON CLOSET I'm sure you've seen her face around,

In Student Council she is found,

In chorus her voice is raised in song,

She helps the one-act play along.

Now if you still don't know the score,

The key is found upon page four.

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B. H. S. HONORED BY POMFRET

The results of the Merit Scholar­ship Test given to the juniors last year were recently announced by Mr. Richard Klain, Bangor High's guid­ance counselor. The following were

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First row, left to right: Sandra Moores, Toby Slep, Pamela Trojanoski, Alan McClure, Miss Jessie L. Fraser, adviser; John Bragg, J oellen Cohen, Beth McLean.

Second row: Helen Trowbridge, Lynda Gaillard, Mary Girvan, Norma Vose, Crystal Mayo, Diane Cuozzo, Laurie Hunt, Sharon Dauphinee.

Third row: Stephen Alpert, Joseph Demaso, Peter Haney, Patricia Foster, Neil Martin, Dale Moses.

After starting off the year with a joint Oracle-Orasoope campaign, the Bangor High School Orascope published several editions of the school newspaper in 1959-1960 .

Upholding the paper's tradition, the staff kept Bangor High School students: informed of all school news. Novel features StiCh as "Skeleton Closet," "Corridor Conversation,'' and "Dear Ramie" were in each issue.

Miss Jessie L. Fraser was adviser to the group.

STAFF Editor: Alan McClure

Associate Editor: Pamela Trojanoski Features: Crystal Mayo, Sandra

Moores, Toby Slep Helen Trowbridge

Reporters and Columnists: Georgianna Ellis, Laurie Hunt,

Neil Martin, Dale Moses Art Work: Peter Haney

Sports: Stephen Alpert, Edward Cur­ran, Diane Cuozzo, Sharon Dauphinee,

Joseph Demaso, Norma Vose Business Staff: John Bragg, Manager,

Joellyll Cohen, Lynda Gaillard, Beth McLean

Typists: Patricia Foster, Mary Girvan, Sheila

Johnson, Myrna Spencer Adviser: Miss Jessie L. Fraser

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April 1, 1961

ALL?BANGOR NITE

Bob Foss locks Mr. "Tim" Economu in the stocks.

Dan Smith and Judy Ernst watch the birdie.

BROADWAY ''1960''

Mike Robson sings "Stranger in Paradise" to Janice Weymouth.

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"Chester" Smith, "Kitty" Woodward · and "Matt" Wood at the ranch.

Sheila Allen sings about "Honey-bun" Neil Martin.

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First row, le.ft to right: Yvonne Westbrook, Norma Vose, Lois Ingeneri, Marion Johnson, Clifford Larlee, Lawrence Emery, Susan Anderson, Eileen O'Brien, Elizabeth Trowbridge.

Second row: Jill Barry, Katherine Davis, Beverly Connors, Maryann Crowell, Gail Mulvihill, Molly St. Lawrence, Katherine Kazmierczak, Mr. Perham Amsden, Adviser.

Third row: Neil Martin, Fred Pierce, Philip Mcintire, Michael McEwen, Jay Shubert, Robert Foss, Jeffrey Gass.

Council had to overcome man

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First row, left to right: Claire Kimball, Gail Kaprow, Peter Mosher, Patricia Vose, Suzanne An<l.erson, James Beaver, Sheila Striar, Carol Melvin.

Secon<l. row: Mr. Perham Ams<l.en, Crystal Mayo, Loretta Demaso, Phyllis Berger, Marylou LaCrosse, Yvonne Westbrook, Karen Levine, Pamela Perkins, Peggy Nason, Miss Ruth V. Belknap.

Thir<l. row: Barbar a Clark, Jane Harriman, Bruce Hutchinson, Steven Buck, Earline Wilson, Sonia Foster.

FUTURE TEACHERS

OF AMERICA

Peparing students for a teaching career is the purpose of the Future Teachers' Club. Monthly meetings this year were devoted to talks by Bangor High School faculty members and practice teachers from the University of Maine. Several movies on the teaching profession were also shown.

Special activities of the club included an exchange visit with the Old Town FTA group, a record hop in February, and an ushering service at the annual Parents' Night. Several members also experimented in practice teaching at local elementary schools.

Club officers are Patricia Vose, President; Peter Mosher, Vice President; Suzanne Anderson, Secretary; and James Beaver, Treasurer.

The advisers were Miss Ruth Belknap and Mr. Perham Amsden.

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Charlotte Gop an, Andrea Salter. Second row: Mrs. Mar-jory Devine, Dorothy Knowles, Claudette Lindsey, Lewhana Shaw,

Verna Boutlier, Velma Bridges, Susanne Fight, Mrs. Katherine Butler.

FUTURE HOMEMAKER§ OF AMERICA

One of many chapters comprising the national organization, the Bangor High School Future Homemakers of America has a program based on the "Blueprint for Action.''

The goals of this program are to develop potential abilities, to develop a better under­standing of family members and to contribute to their welfare, to interpret the value of home economics as a basic part of the total education, and to promote good will by getting to know people both here and abroad.

At a candlelight ceremony in October the following officers were installed: President, Patricia Vose; Vice President, Norma Patterson; Secretary, Helen Pomeroy; Treasurer, Shirley Alexander; Parliamentarian, Suzanne Anderson; Historian, Darlene Miles; Reporter, Charlotte Copan; and Recreation Chairman, Dorothy Melvin.

Patricia Vose served as discussion leader and Andrea Salter was elected secretary at a district convention in November. Other F.H.A. members who attended the convention were Dorothy Melvin, Claudette Lindsay, and Norma Patterson.

The girls also established a point system to provide an incentive to serve the club, school, and community.

The program, "Christmas Around the World," concerned with food, games, and tradi­tions of foreign nations, was presented in December.

April 30, F.H.A. members attended the state convention. On May 20 they presented their annual fashion show for parents and students.

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First row, left to right: Paul Smith, Susan Rice, Carolyn Bacon, Peter Haney, vice president; Walter Melvin, president; Betsey B1·ewster, secretary; John Bragg, treas­urer; Trenna N augler.

Second row: Capt. John L. Spencer, Adviser; Bruce lVlCLau~n-• lin, Jack Dunn, Randy Ayoob, Joe Tara, John Ro John Perkins, Robert Kellogg.

Three years ago interest in skiing at Bangor High School was at a level sufficient to warrant the development of a ski club. The members joined together for the purpose of organizing ski trips and promoting interest in skiing at Bangor High. This year the club name was changed to the Bangor High School Outing Club. The main function became the promotion of winter sports for the out­door enthusiast. Every other week during the year, the club was able to obtain excellent ski movies from the Penobscot Valley Ski Club. A meeting place for the club, the National Guard Armory on Union Street, was secured by the club's adviser, Capt. John L. Spencer, Jr. In February many members of the club took a day trip to Sugarloaf Mountain.

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First row, left to right: Cheta Henderson, Sheila Richards, Edith Thurston, Anne Lewis.

Seeond row: Carol Craig, Bonnie Geikie, Sharon Hurd, Eleanor Seavey, and Miss Paulene Dunn, Adviser.

Nearly all of the library assistants are former members of the Library Club. This year no club was organized and the girls have had no regular meetings. The one social gathering was a supper party at the home of Eleanor Seavey, March 30.

The girls have written and delivered library notices, slipped and shelved books, taken charge of the desk, worked on exhibits, and rendered service to the library in countless other ways.

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DEBATE CLUB

Left to right: Steven Buck, M1:s. Geraldine Mandigo, Bonnie Silver, Sheila Striar, Helen Trowbridge, Lynda Gaillard, Richard Chady.

Activities of the Debate Club this year have been challenging and varied. In November the entire Debate Club attended a discussion and debate clinic at the University of Maine. At the clinic the club had an opportunity to hear a college demonstration of a debate, a four-member panel speaking on the labor issue topic, and several secondary schools in practice debates.

The Kiwanis Club invited the debaters to an informal debate, in January, at which Steven Buck brought credit to Bangor High School with his presenta­tion against Brewer. Later that month practice debates were exchanged with Brewer High School.

In February, B.H.S. was one of 76 teams from New England to compete in the annual University of Maine Tournament. The three teams took two wins and two defeats. In March the Bates Interscholastic Debating League held its regional tournament.

Club officers were Steven Buck, president; Helen Trowbridge, vice-president; Sheila Striar, secretary; and Lynda Gaillard, treasurer. The club adviser was Mrs. Geraldine Mandigo.

JUNIOR EXHIBITION Class of 1961

First row, left to right: Norma Smith, Bonnie Silver, Helen Trow­bri-dge, Yvonne Westbrook, Susan McGinley.

Secon-d row: Mrs. Barbara Browne, Stephen Dolley, Lawrence Lee, Robert Peters, Mark Kimball.

The Class of 1961 held its Junior Exhibition in the Bangor High School Auditorium April 1. The Junior Chorus and the Orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Myrle Coffey and M. Manning Atherton, respectively, furnished the musical part of the evening. Coached by Mrs. Barbara M. Browne, the te111 speakers gave the following selections: Fred Allen, "The Ballad of John Henry," author unknown; Stephen Dolley, a cutting from "How To Be a Doctor'' by Leacock; Mark Kimball, a cutting from "01' Man Adam" by Bradford; Lawrence Lee, a cutting from "Love Is a Fallacy" by Schulman; Susan McGinley, "Chicago" by Sandburg; Robert Peters, "David and Goliath" from the Bible, Samuel II; Bernice Silver, a cutting from "Ile" by O'Neill; Helen Trowbridge, a cutting from "Through Jhe Looking Glass" by Carroll; Yvonne Westbrook, a cutting from "The Last Hour of Beatrice" by Shelley; and Norma Smith, a cutting from "The Importance of Being Earnest'' by Wilde.

At the end of the evening Mr. Dana M. Simmons, Principal, presented each speaker with a Charles E. French medal.

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Caesar (Michael Robson) comforts Cleopatra (Lois lngeneri).

1960 brought forth, as in 1959, another Bangor High School spectacular one­act play. This year George Bernard Shaw's "Caesar and Cleopatra," scored a total hit. In the regional, state, and New England competitions, Bangor High School walked away with top billing.

The excellent direction of Mrs. Barbara M. Browne transformed a twenty­minute cutting into a vividly alive play. So impressed were the judges at the New England Drama Festival held in Westbrook, that they unanimously declared the B.H.S. play "excellent" and placed Lois Ingeneri among the roster of All New England Actresses.

The sound effects, lighting, makeup, sets, costumes, and acting were all polished to perfection.

The cast was as follows: Caesar, Michael Robson; Cleopatra, Lois Ingeneri; Flatateeta, Helen Trowbridge; Romans, Steven Buck, Mark Kimball, and Peter Mosher.

Backstage were Rebecca Benoit, Steven Dolley, Charlotte Copan, Sail)" Higgins, and Elizabeth Trowbridge.

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Left to right: Sally Higgins transforms a ladder into an

Egyptian sphinx as Charlotte Gopan changes dime-store leaves into

a laurel wreath in preparation for the one-act play.

BANGOR HIGH SCHOOL presents

CAESAR AN.P CLEOPATRA (A Cutting)

by GEORGE BERNARD SHAW

Michael Robson

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Lois lngeneri Helen Trowbridge

Mark Kimball, Steven Buck, Peter Mosher

Time: Forty-eight B. C. Place: Egypt

Scene I The desert near a small Sphinx. At night. II Late that evening in the throne room of the palace.

Director: Mrs. Barbara M. Browne Stage Manager: Stephen Dolley.

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Caesar (Michael Robson) quizzes Cleopatra (Lois Ingeneri) in dress rehearsal as Roman soldier (Peter Mosher) watches at atten­tion.

First row, left to right: Mrs. Barbara M. Browne, coach; Jane Dunn, Ma;rneve Stern, Bonnie Silver, Charlotte Gopan, Rebecca Benoit, Susan McGinley, Norma Smith.

Second row: Kathy Kazmierczak, Yvonne Westbrook, Peter Mosher, Steven Buck, Sally Hig­gins, Lawrence Emery, Neil Martin, Helen Trowbridge.

Third row: Barbara Whittaker, Mark Kimball, Robert Peters, Stephen Dolley, Lawrence Lee, Michael Robson, Nancy Pearson.

SPEECH~DRAMA

Out&tanding as ever, the Bangor High School Speech-Drama Department has had a triumphant year. With the fine coaching Of Mrs. Barbara M. Browne and the talent of the students, Bangor High School dramatics have received much acclaim.

The students participated in several speech ac­tivities this year. In the fall, Jane Dunn and Mameve Stern won the school Voice of Democra­cy contests. Later in the season, E.xana Arango and Mameve Stern participated in the My True Security competition. In the annual Spear Speak­ing Contest, Yvonne Westbrook and Frederick Allen represented B. H. S. Fred brought great honor to his school by winning fir&t prize. At the State Speech-Drama Festival held at the Univer­sity of Maine, Susan McGinley and Helen Trow­bridge were awarded medals .as "superior" speak­ers.

Also, as a community service, students pro­vided programs for the Athene Club, Quipus Club, Lionettes, Hadassah Donor Dinner, St. Michael's Children's Home, Bangor Chidren's Home, and the Staples Class of First Universalist Church.

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Carol Kane, Faye Mixer, SaunJra LonJon, Gretchen GooJwin, Roberta Peavey. Sec on{{ row: Mrs. Myrle Coffey, J u.({y Wescott, Mary Jane Means, Sally GooJriJge, Ann Dresner, Bren.({a

Getchell, Erica Segal, Bernice Braveman, Nancy Henry, Annette LaGasse. Thir.({ row: Jane Dickson, Carol Melvin, Pamela Worcester, Mary Hull, Deborah Boles, BrenJa

BickforJ, Carolyn Patten, Ju.({y MacLeoJ, Barbara McEvoy.

FRESHMAN GIRL§' CHORUS

Because of double sessions, Bangor High School was able to have a Fresh­man Girls' Chorus for the first time in many years. This chorus, along with the other choral groups of the school, presented several selections at the Christmas Concert and auditioned at the Eastern Maine Music Festival held in Bucksport, Maine, on May 7. The girls were under the direction of Mrs. Myrle Coffey and were accompanied by Bonnie Braveman and Ann Dresner.

ALTOS-First row, left to right: Sheila Mooney, Debra Johnson, Jill Barry, Joellyn Cohen, Martha Small, Janis

GooJwin, Gail Segal, Roslyn Striar. Secon.({ row: Mrs. Myrle Coff·ey, Frances Brountas, Ju.({y Grant, Rosemary Hawks, Bonnie Burns, .Col-

leen Geagen, Gail Pulk, Cheryl Weymouth, Mary Ellen Hersey, • Thir.({ row: Patrice Blanchar.({, Deborah Robson, Winifre.({ Woo{{, SanJra Olson, Bren.({a Stone,

Carol Larlee, Ju.(ly Varney.

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Throughout the year, the members of the Girls' Chorus, under the direc­tion of Mrs. Myrle Coffey, pleased many audiences with their fine sing­ing. The girls' accompanist was Molly St. Lawrence.

1st Soprano - First row, left to right: Mary Peabody, Francine Alpert, Sharon Lee, Verna Boutilier, :K!aren Levine, Marsha Havey, Nancy McKenna, Marie Adams, Barbara Smith, Jane Dunn, Loretta Demaso, Judy Ernst, Sandra Moores.

Second row: Mrs. Myrle Coffey, Jeanne Noyes, Gaye Conklin, Kath Kazmierczak, Judith Johnson, Jane Silver, Myrna Spencer, Carole Smith, Gloria Tozier, Genevieve Lancaster, Sheila Johnson, Andrea Eaton, Marie Hersey, Rosanne Craig.

Third row: Carol Hanson, Jane Harriman, Brenda Wagner, Beth Smart, Kay Susan Allaire, Jeanne Violette, Sheila Allen, Judith Stone, Susan Files, Susanne Sargent, Beverly Harriman, Margaret Libby, Daryl Ann Grant, Maryann Crowell.

At the annual Christmas Concert the girls presented several selections including "In Beth­lehem's Lowly Manger" with a solo by Elizabeth Trowbridge. The group also participated in the Bangor-Brunswick Exchange Concerts and the Eastern Maine Music Festival at Bucksport in May.

Second Sopranos - First row, left to right: Barbara Kearn, Sonia Foster, Crystal Mayo, Elizabeth Trowbridge, Joan Raymond, Katherine Gray, Carol Inforati, Janet Robertson.

Second row: Sharon McCaughey, Penny Smith, Ann Downing, Suzanne Stone, Susanne Watson, Pamela Trojanoski, Susan Mcinnis, Mrs. Myrle Coffey.

Third row: Elizabeth Buckley, Cynthia Dearborn, JoAnne Higgins, Marcia Berson, Christine Prince, JoAnn Peakes, Nancy Pearson.

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Third row: Margaret Ann Hassen, Sandra Larlee, Janet Musselman, Barbara Calderwood, Trenna Naugler, Sharon Morrill, Pamela Lancaster, Sally Higgins. Janet McEachern.

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Fine singing of the Boys' Chorus contributed much to the Christmas Concert, the Bangor­Brunswick Excliange, and the Eastern Maine Music Festival. Several members of the group attended All State at Houlton. The boys, an outstanding music group at B.H.S., are under the direction of Mrs. Myrle Coffey and assisted by Andrea Eaton, accompanist.

First row, left to right: Thomas Green, Fletcher Carter, Joseph Raymond, James Lufkin, John Webber, Mrs. Myrle Coffey.

Second row: Richard Grotton, Thomas White, Michael Robson, Mark Kinney, Peter Polk, Arthur Bearce.

Third row: John Bragg, Stephen Dolley, Walter Melvin, David Swett, Roger Lothrop.

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MIXED DOUBLE QUARTET

First row, left to right: Darylann Grant, Sandra Moores, Elizabeth Trowbridge, Peggy Nason. Second row: Fletcher Carter, Joseph Raymond, Michael Robson, David Swett.

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Fourteen members of the chorus represented Bangor High in the chorus of the All-State Music Festival, held in Houlton, Maine, April 6-9. They were Angela Aloupis, Fletcher Carter, Judith Ernst, Thomas Green, Sally Higgins, Mark Kinney, Pamela Lancaster, Sandra Moores, JoAnn Peakes, Joseph Raymond, Michael Robson, Beth Smart, David Swett, and Elizabeth Trowbridge.

Also singing at the Christmas Concert and many other school and city functions was the Mixed Double Quartet, consisting of eight members of the Mixed Chorus and accompanied by Andrea Eaton.

The Girls' Trio, with Pamela Lancaster, Pamela Trojanoski, and Beth Ann Smart, sang at many Bangor clubs during the year; they also had parts in the Christmas assembly and concert.

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ORCHESTRA

Violins: Cheryl Weymouth, Saundra London, Eileen Grossman, Ann Downing, Margaret Libby, Norma Smith, Lorraine Furge, Jeanne Noyes, Barbara Whittaker, Maryann Crowell, Jean Violette, Beth McLean, Marjorie Todtman, Nancy McKenney, May McChesney, Donald Brown, Gretchin Goodwin, Rebecca Connor, J oellyn Cohen.

Oboe: James Lufkin; Cellos: Judith Higgins, Roselyn Striar; Piano: Bonnie Braveman, Ann Dresner, Nancy Pearson; Flutes: John Bragg, Peter Fergus, Janice Jordan, Cynthia Dearborn, Diana McAlary; Violas: Judy Kellogg, Colleen Geagan.

Clarinets: David Dunham, Parker Denaco, James Greene, Lewis Perkins, Charles Washburn, Stephen Alpert; Saxophones: John Robbins, Austin Griffin, Susanne Watson; Mr. Manning Atherton, Director; Drums: Paul Fergus; Trombones: Joel Alpert, Robert Kellogg; Trumpets: Walter Hess, John Perkins, Robert Beathan, Arthur Bearce, Bruce Alpert; French Horns: Peter Polk, JoAnn Peakes; Baritone: Henry Goodstein.

Directed by Mr. M. Manning Atherton, the orchestra has been busy playing for the assemblies, the Christmas Concert, Junior Exhibition, and Graduation Exercises. Members of the orchestra chosen to participate in the All-State Music Festival held in Houlton were J oellyn Cohen, Rebecca Conner, Maryann Crowell, Ann Downing, Paul Fergus, Irene Grossman, Judith Higgins, Ann Lewis, James Lufkin, Nancy McKenney, Jeanne Noyes, Norma Smith, Nancy Todtman, Cheryl Weymouth and Barbara Whittaker.

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Second row: Clarinets-Dean Stern, Sharon Annis, Joyce Hamilton; Saxophones­John Robbins, Austin Griffin, R&becca Goode, Ba•bara Mandelbaum, Sonia Foster, Susanne Watson, Marsha Havey; Bass Clarinets-Louis 'Perkins, Stephen Alpert; F lutes--Peter Fergus, John Lancaster, Beth Ann Smart, Jeanne Noyes, Sheila Allen, Sheila Lynch.

Third row: Clarinets- Milford Randall, Michael Dolley, Vinal Crook, Sumner Gotlieb; Percussion---.May NicChesney, Nancy Pearson, Beth McLean, Richard Naugler, Paul Fergus; Trumpets-Morris Furrow, Eric Dolley, Walter Hess, Robert Beatham, Tre1ma Naugler, Bruce Alpert, Peter ·Polk, Arthur Bearce, Lawrence Lee; French Horn---JoAnn Peakes; Trombones-Joel Alpert, Donald Brown, Claire Kimball, Linda Havey, Stephen Dolley; Baritones- Henry Goodstein, Ann Downing.

Upper right: Drum major James Lufkin and Director M. Manning Atherton.

BAND

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School Band has been constantly active. They have played at the Christmas Concert and at the Eastern Maine Music Festival. The height of the season was the exchange concerts with Millinocket Band on March 26 and April 2. Eight members of the B.H.S. Band were chosen to play in the All-State Band on April 6-9. They were Stephen Alpert, John Bragg; Parker Denaco, David Dunham, Peter Fergus, James Green, Louis Perkins, and Susanne Watson.

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MILITARY DEPARTMENT

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Cd/ Lt. Col. Daniel Smith briefs officers on plans for Military Ball.

Cd/Sgt. Lawrence Lee inspects arms.

With the arrival of Captain John L. Spencer, Jr., Professor of Military Science and Tactics, the organization of the R.O.T.C. regiment was changed. Captain Spencer, with the able assistance of M/Sgt. Byron Hart and SFC James Redmond, gave the students more responsibility in teaching classes and drilling the corps.

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First row, left to right: 1st Lt. Frank Young, Col. P·hilip Provost, 1st Lt. Richard St. Clair, Lt. Col. Daniel Smith, 1st Lt. Richard Cunningham, Capt. Arthur Bearce.

Second row: Captain John L. Spencer, Jr., 2nd Lt. Donald Hastings, 1st Lt. Philip Cooke, 1st Lt. Richard Grotton, 1st Lt. Robert Thomas, 1st Lt. Lloyd Pooler. Absent: Lt. Col. Allen Tozier.

Sponsoring a dance, publishing a yearbook, and editing a scrapbook of the history of military training at Bangor High School were among the main activities of the Officers' Club during 1959-1960. The highlight of the year was the Military Ball when Miss Janice Weymouth was

crowned queen. The finalists of the twenty-four girls chosen by the cadets in the ROTC Regi­ment were Nancy Arnold, Susan Briggs, Mary Peabody, Sandra Sneed, Karen Stevens, and Janice Weymouth. During intermission at the dance, commanding officers passed their sabres to the respective NCO counterparts.

Captain John L. Spencer, Jr., was adviser for the club. Officers were Lt. Col. Daniel Smith, President; Lt. Col. Allen Tozier, Vice President; 1st Lt. Richard St. Clair, Secretary; and 1st Lt. Richard Cunningham, Treasurer.

Captain John L. Spencer, Jr., posts latest promotions.

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SURVIVAL TRAINING

First row, left to right: Dale Moses, Rich­ard Grotton, Brian Eastman, Daniel Smith.

Second row: Arthur Bearce, Philip Pro­vost, Allen Tozier, Wayne Howard.

Third row: Richard Cunningham, Francis Young, Donald Hastings.

T/Sgt. William Tuttle, Arthur Bearce, SFC James Redmond, Philip Provost, Wayne Howard, and Allen Tozier discuss camping methods.

For the first time this year a group of ROTC students went to Dow AFB's Survival Training Area at Pickeral Pond. The students learned how to make a shelter from boughs, how to start a fire with damp wood, and how to set traps for food, among other important things. Everyone who went agreed that it was an unforgettable experience.

Captain John L. Spencer, Jr., PMS&T of BHS; T/Sgt. William Tuttle, Survival Training instructor from Dow AFB; and SFC James Redmond accom­panied the group of eleven cadets on this trip.

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First row, left to right: SFC James Redmon<!, Adviser; SFC George Parke, M/ Sgt. William Shubert, M/Sgt. Charles Varney, M/Sgt. David Russell, SFC Lawr ence Lee, SFC Dale Moses, an<! M/ Sgt. Theodore Jellison.

Second row: SFC Gary Runnells, SFC Mark Kimball, Sgt. William Bickford, SFC Robert Ruhlin, Corp. Douglas Parker, Sgt. Karson Pratt, an<! Corp. Charles Rogers.

Starting proceedings to puchase Regimental Crests was the major project of the N.C.O. Club. This crest, to be worn on the uniform of each cadet, will be of the design of the corps. Other projects included holding a record hop to raise money to purchase the crests and acquiring name tags for all the non-commissioned officers. The club also helped to organize a party in honor of M/Sgt. Paul Sutherland who left Bangor High School in April.

Club officers were David The cadets watch the camera. Russell, president; Dale Moses, vice-president; Larry Lee, secre­tary; and Charles Varney, treas­urer.

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First row, left to right: Sharon Lee, Verna Boutdier, Rebecca Clifford, Vicki Hurd, Gertrude Lawrence, John Bartlett, Sandra Elderkin, Beth Leighton, Edith Thurston.

Second row: Sgt. Byron Hart, Connie Greene, Marjorie Knaide, Althea Currier, Janice Madore, Elizabeth Buckley, Mary Bamford, Brenda King, Sharon Jordan, Mrs. Doris Piatak.

Third row: Bonnie Keyser, Pamela Perkins, Norma Patterson, Joyce Evans, Betty Smith, Patricia Henderson, Joanne Noon, Billie Cushman.

STETSONETTE§

Dressed in their colorful uniforms, the Stetsonettes Drill Team performed at various activities during the 1959-1960 school year. The team first drilled at half-time during the Bangor-Brewer basketball game at the new Bangor Auditor­ium. The girls were received with much enthusiasm by the large crowd attend­ing the game. In February the group traveled to \Vaterville to entertain the fans during the half-time of the Bangor-Waterville game. Before the end of the season, several more drilling engagements took place.

Thirty members composed the drill team this year. Under the direction of M/Sgt. Byron Hart, the girls practiced every Tuesday and Thursday at the Army Reserve Center on Union Street. The drill leader for the team was Gertrude Lawrence, who was also president of the group. Vicki Hurd was secretary­treasurer, and Mrs. Doris Piatak was the faculty adviser.

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First row, left to right: M/Sgt. Paul C. Sutherland, adviser; 1st Lt. Richard Cunning­ham, 1st Lt. Francis Young, Corp. Charles Saindon, M/ Sgt. William Shubert, Col. Philip Provost, Lt. Col. Daniel Smith, SFC Dale Moses, M/ Sgt. David Russell, Corp. Kenneth Herring, Corp. Russell Lay, PFC Wilbert Mann.

Second row: Corp. Charles Rogers, Corp. Donald McLemore, Corp. Charles Brown, Sgt. Ronald Small, Sgt. William Bickford, SFC Mark Kimball, Sgt. Karson Pratt, Corp. John Webber, Corp. Harold Mower, SFC Gary Runnells.

Third row: Corp. Eric Hunter, Corp. Neil Stronach, Corp. James Smith, M/Sgt. Theodore Jellison, 2nd Lt. Richard St. Clair, SFC George Parke, Corp. Wilbur Watson, PFC Robert Chase, Corp. Carl Anduze.

STETSON§

Acclaimed by many this year, the precision drill of the Stetson Rifles was a credit to B.H.S. The team marched at several basketball games, at a Y.M. C.A. dance, on several occasions at Dow Air Force Base Service Club, and in two parades. The Stetsons had their annual banquet at which the team presented their coach, M/Sgt. Paul C. Sutherland, with a gift.

The elected officers were president, Daniel Smith; vice-president, Philip Provost; secretary, Dale Moses; and treasurer, Theodore Jellison.

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BOY§' RIFLE ·TEAM

First row, left to right: Gary Runnells, Philip Provost, Theodore Jellison, Frank Young, Charles Varney, George Parke, John Webber.

Second row: S.F.C. James Redman, Paul Ogilvie, Neil Stronach, Robert Thomas, Wayne Hanson.

For the second consecutive year the Bangor High School Boys' Rifle Team captured top honors in the Pine Tree Junior Rifle League. They brought home the Port· land Sunday Telegram Trophy and placed second at the National Rifle Association Sectional tournament in Portland.

This year's team was coached by M/ Sgt. Paul C. Sutherland and S.F.C. James Red­mond.

The officers were president, Frank Young; vice president, Charles Varney; secretary, Theodore Jellison; and treasurer, Philip Provost.

GIRL§' RIFLE TEAM

First row, left to right: Diane Cuozzo, Toby Slep, Pamela Perkins, M/Sgt. Byr-on Hart.

Second row: Gail Sawyer, Sharon Beede, Elizabeth Simpson, Dorothy Melvin, Sandra Conners.

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''B'' CLUB

Obtaining membership in the Bangor "B" Club is the goal of every sports-minded boy. To become a member, he must fulfill the requirements for any of the six sports offered at Bangor High School. These sports are football and cross-country in the fall, basketball and skiing in the winter, and baseball and track in the spring. Once having been accepted to the club, the new member receives one of the familiar maroon and wh~te "B'' jackets or "B" sweaters. The club is constantly trying to improve both the players' and spectators' participation in Bangor High School sports.

UNDERCLASSMEN

SENIORS First row, left to right : Mr. Frederick "Red"

Barry, Adviser; Charles Eaton, Richard Cunningham, John Thompson, Philip Fowler, Samuel Shindler, Alan Smith. Second row: Walter Shanley, Clifford Larlee, William Bailey, John Lynch, Michael Robson, Walter Hersey. Third row: Lawrence Homsted., Robert Barker, Thomas Pappas, Aivars Knuble, Arthur Zoidis.

First row, left to right: Richard Trott, Frank Bettencourt, Bruce Plagg, Te·rry Roberson, David Jarvis, Joel Sazin, Alan Parker, Philip McTigue.

Second row: Peter Haney, Paul Smith, Joseph Raymond, Bruce Doughty, Paul Newman, Wayne Philbrick, Louis Bohan, James Smith.

Third row: Reginald Archer, John Dunn, Ken Kinney, Richard Shaw, Alan McClure, David Dunham, Leroy Patterson.

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Seated, left to right: Manager Richard Cunningham, James Smith, William Robson, John Thompson, Joseph Raymond, Allen Parker, Frank Bettencourt.

Standing: John Webber, Whit.field Russell, Mark Kinney, Coach Vincent Cuozzo, Robert Barker, Thomas Vanidestine, Karson Pratt, Assistant Manager Marvin Glazier.

Coached by Mr. Vincent Cuozzo, the 1959 Bangor Ram Cross­Country squad enjoyed a fine year. The team ended the regular season with a 6-2-1 record.

During the course of the season, Bangor defeated Old Town, Howland, Ellsworth, Orono, Brewer, Schenck, and the University of Maine Frosh. The tie was with Sumner of East Sullivan.

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The Rams finished a close second to Houlton in the Region­als. In the state meet Bangor placed fourth in the field of fifteen teams. Bangor 33 U. of M. Frosh 39

The Ram harriers were paced by Frank Bettencourt, Alan McClure, Allan Parker, Joe Raymond, Mike Robson, Jim Smith, and John Thompson. Top Ram finishers in the state meet were Robson and Smith, who finished eighth and tenth, respectively.

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The Jayvees finished their season with a mark of one win and five losses. Ellsworth was the lone victim of the junior Rams. J.V. runners were Bob Barker, Mark Kinney, Kit Pratt, Whit Russell, Tom Vanidestine, and John Webber.

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V AR§ITY FOOTBALL Under the capable guidance of head coach Gerry Hodge and line coach AI "Bobo" Martin,

the 1959 Bangor Rams football team finished with a fine 5-3 record. Conquered by Rumford, Deering, and Portland in their first three games, the Rams then settled down to win the remain­ing five.

An inspired Ram squad, led by Leroy Patterson's three touchdowns, shut out Waterville in the fourth game of the season by a 27-0 score.

Gardiner was the next Ram victim, bowing 34-7 as Dick Shaw and Leroy Patterson ripped off long gains and Chip Larlee fired a nine-yard touchdown pass to Tom Pappas.

Bangor's third straight victory came at the expense of Cony, 21-6. The game was played in rain and high winds at Augusta.

The Rams then bombed John Bapst 32-0 in the mud at Garland field. The Crusaders were thoroughly outclassed as Bangor picked up their 23rd win in 32 meetings between the teams.

The climax of the season occurred at the annual Veterans' Day encounter with Brewer. The Rams wrapped up the inter-city championship with a 33-6 win over the Witches. The victory was paced by seniors Chip Larlee, Tom Pappas, Dick Price, and Co-Captain Bill Bailey. Sophomore Wayne Philbrick repeatedly blasted through the Brewer line to throw the Witch ball carriers for a big loss. Lou Bohan, Dave Dunham, Dave Jarvis, and Terry Roberson did a fine job opening up holes for the Ram runners.

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Second row: Reginald Archer, John Fowler, Louis Bohan, Alan Smith, Walter Shanley, Ken Kinney, Charles Eaton, David Jarvis.

Third row: Paul Connor, Richard Trott, John Dunn, Leroy Patterson, Floyd Rutledge, Davi-d Dunham, Robert Pullen. Fourth row: Paul Newman, Wayne Philbrick, Bruce Doughty, Paul Smith, Thomas Green, Bruce Flagg, Alan Sollien,

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Much of the Ram success in the last five games was due to the fine defense unit, the Rangoons. Led by the defensive captain, Terry Roberson, the Rangoons held their last five opponents to a total of 19 Points. Bangor yielded 83 points in the first three games alone. Key men on this squad were Co-Captain Terrence Roberson, Wayne Philbrook, Richard Trott, Paul Newman, Charles Eaton, Clifford Larlee, Larry Homsted, Richard Price, and Thomas Pappas.

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Front row, left to right: Fred Joy, Daniel Price, Richard Pullen, William McManus, Tony Triano, Edward Curran, John Babcock, George Martin.

Second row: Calvin Knaide, Gerry Varney, John Ford, Edward Carr, Alan Lincoln, Leonard Shaw, Robert Hauger, Ronald Young.

Third row: Richard Gibbs, Henry Goodstein, Harold Blethen, Michael Nadeau, Cerald Robertson, Steven Kalloch, Thomas Dorsky.

Back row: Ass't. Coach R. Webber, Ass't. Coach AI Offen berg, Coach Roger Miles.

Coach Roger Miles' Freshman football team finished the season with a mark of one win against five setbacks. Although they won only one game, the boys gained valuable experience to be used in future roles on the B.H.S. varsity.

The Frosh began the season with a 13-6 loss to the Bangor J.V.'s. The young Rams next fell to the Brewer Frosh, 19-0, as the Witches scored all their points in the first half.

The Rams' lone victory came at the expense of the Bucksport Frosh, 6-0. Following the blank­ing of Bucksport, the Frosh lost to the Bangor J.V.'s by the identical score of the first game, 13-6.

Brewer and Bucksport were the final Frosh opponents on the schedule. Both clubs pulled out narrow decisions over the Rams.

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Very ably coached by Capt. John L. Spencer and M/Sgt. James Redmond, the Bangor High School Ski Team collected its first victory by taking all three places in every event to out-ski Stearns of Millinocket, and Lee Academy of Lincoln in a tri-meet.

The following weekend the team entered the Eastern Maine Ski Championships and after a brilliant fight settled for third place out of nine competitors. The Skiers lost a third meet to M.C.I. of Pittsfield by a fraction of a point. On March 13th they entered the Golden Skis at Bald Mt., skiing against top eastern Maine college and high school competition. After falls by three of its racers, the team once again bowed to a stronger M.C.I. team.

The Rams skiers were strong in both Nordic and Alpine events as against an unbalanced team two years ago. The team also had enough people tryout to warrant sponsoring a junior varsity team. This group gave much-needed racing experience to beginners.

Next year's team will be relying on the talents of returning skiers Bruce McLaughlin, Pete Haney, and some of the J.V. skiers. They will lose Tykie Melvin and Jack Dunn, the two top four-event men.

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Millinocket Dunn First First First No jumping Lincoln Melvin Second Second Second No jumping Bangor McLaughlin Third Disqualified Third No jumping

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Haney Seventh Third Fourteenth McLaughlin Eighth Disqualified Seventh Twelfth

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First row, left to right: Louis Bohan, Bruce Doughty, Wayne Philbrick, Phil Mcintire, Steve Godsoe.

Second row: Manager Sheldon White, Alan Iverson, Whit Russell, Coach AI Martin, Tom Vanidestine, Vitauts Knuble, Manager Wayne Hanson.

J~V~BASKETBALL

Coached by AI Martin, the Jayvees compiled a seasonal record of six wins and ten defeats. The squad, primarily made up of sophomores, played many action packed games prior to the varsity games. J ~~ >(

The purpose of Jayvee basketball is to provide future varsity hoopsters and to enable the younger players to gain experience under actual game conditions.

An oddity occurred this year in that every game which the Jayvees won was followed by a varsity victory. The junior Rams won games from Houlton, Stearns, Bangor Frosh, Water­ville, and twice from Ellsworth.

The Jayvees were led by the hard-driving play of Louis Bohan and Wayne Philbrick. Phil Mcintire was a steady player who always picked up a few rebounds. Frank Bettencourt and Whit Russell were the playmakers who could score when the chips were down.

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First row, left to right: Charlie Eaton, AI McClure, Aivars Knuble, Leroy Patterson, Dick Shaw, Bill Pidgeon, Ronnie Stratton . .

Second row: Assistant Coach Gordon Smith, Manager Richard Wilcox, Phil McTigue, Harry Bridgham, Gordon Titcomb, Jon Dauphinee, Paul Newman, Manager Arthur Zoidis, Coach Frederick "Red" Barry.

VARSITY BASKETBALL

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Houlton 41

Stearns 64

Old Town 47

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In November Coach Frederick "Red" Barry was faced with a squad stripped of experienced players because of graduation. Only . one letterman, Dick Shaw, remained from the New England finalists of the previous year. The problem · which confronted Coach Barry and his assistant Gordon Smith was to find a winning combination. The 7-10 record turned in by the Ram cagers indicates that this combination didn't jell for any long period of time.

The Rams started out slowly, winning only two of their first eight games. One of these victories was a decisive win over highly-rated Concord, N. H., by a 58-45 score.

About midway through the season, Bangor picked up three big wins in a row by conquering Waterville, Ellsworth, and Stearns. These wins were not enough, however, to enable the team to gain a berth in the tournament.

Sophomore Leroy Patterson led the Rams in nearly every department. He was high scorer in almost every game and also hauled down innumerable rebounds. Rugged Dick Shaw was another who grabbed many bounces off the boards.

Aivars Knuble, a hard-working senior, possessed a good scoring touch for the Rams. A fine ball handler, Charlie Eaton, was also a real worker on defense. AI McClure played a major role in the Ram victories.

Ronnie Stratton and Bill Pidgeon, a couple of hustling sophomores, stepped capably into starting assignments many times during the season.

Behind these first seven men were Harry Bridgham, Jon Dauphinee, Phil McTigue, Paul Newman, und Gordon Titcomb.

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First row, left to right: Danny Gooding, Jim Freoerick, Tom Young;" Ken Lynch, Bill McManus, Greg Barrows, Bob Cohen, Dave Rice.

Secono row: Manager Harvey Gio<l.ings, Eooie Curran, Steve Leen, Tim Small, Tom Small, Bob Stockton, Steve Kalloch, Coach Roger Miles.

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL

Sparked by all-round teamwork, the Bangor Frosh gained a tie in the newly formed Penobscot Valley Freshman Conference. Coach Roger Miles, in his first year at Bangor High, guided the team to a fine 7-3 record. In addition to the regular schedule, before the Bangor-Houlton game the Frosh played the Bangor J.V.'s and lost 43-27.

Needing only a victory in their last game against ~ winless Ellsworth to bring about a three-way tie, the Frosh handily whipped the Eagles, 64-28. By winning this final game, the Rams overtook Old Town, who led the conference all season, and Orono. Brewer's victory over Old Town in their last game enabled the young Rams to gain a tie.

High scorers Bob Cohen, Danny Gooding, and Tom Young sparked the Rams all season. The fine play of Ken Lynch fired the team to many victories. Jim Frederick and Steve Kalloch were big rebound­ing factors. Playmakers Greg Barrows and Bill McManus settled the team down when the going got rough, and both could score when things looked bad.

The initial year of the P.V.F.C. was one of many surprises and of good balance.

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BASEBALL

RAM RECORD AND SCHEDULE

May 5- Bangor 9 -John Bapst 3

May 10- Bangor 2 - Brewer 3

May 16- Bangor 4 - Old Town 0

May 18 - Bangor 3 - Ellsworth 7

May 19- Bangor 15 - John Bapst 4

May 23- Bangor - Bucksport

May 25- Bangor at Brewer

May 26- Bangor - Ellsworth

June 1-Bangor at Old Town

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The Bangor Ram baseball squad, at the time of this writing, has not completed its schedule. Under the guidance of Coach Frederick "Red" Barry, the Rams have won three games and dropped only two close contests.

Ram veterans who returned from last year's team form the nucleus of the squad. These players include "Ace" Shindler, a capable man with both bat and glove; Phil McTigue and Joe Sazin, the solid hitting left side of the Ram infield; Lou Bohan, the hustling catcher and sparkplug of the Rams; and AI McClure, the southpaw hurler with a wide assortment of pitches. Top sophomores who moved into start­ing berths are Bruce Doughty, Paul Newman, Leroy Patterson, and Ronnie Stratton.

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The Bangor Rams Baseball Team, under Coach Frederick "Red'' Barry, began the season in fine fashion by rolling over John Bapst, 9-3. While southpaw AI McClure held the Crusaders to two harmless singles, the Rams banged out fourteen hits to pile up a substantial number of runs.

Bangor took the lead for good in the big run fourth inning which was climaxed by Joe Sazin's bases loaded single. The Rams put the game on ice with a four run rally in the eighth inning. Ace Shindler led Bangor at the plate with four hits in five trips while Joe Sazin, AI McClure, and Ron Stratton all had a pair of hits.

In the next outing, the Rams were held to four hits by Brewer's Danny Coombs as they fell in a tight three-two game. AI McClure again pitched for Bangor and lost the fine pitching duel in the seventh when the Witches pushed across the only earned run of the game. Brewer picked up six hits against the left-handed slants of McClure.

Old Town was the next Ram victim as Al McClure fired a no-hitter at the Indians. McClure struck out 13 men on the way to his 7-inning masterpiece. The final score was 4-0. Paul Newman, Lou Bohan, and Francis Richards got the only three hits of the game for either team.

Lefty Bill Pidgeon pitched the next game for the Rams as they fell to Ellsworth by a 7-3 score. Bangor got two hits in this game, both by Pidgeon.

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Norman Perkins, Terrence Rob­erson, Richard Greene, Reginald Archer, Norman Kominsky, Al­lan Parker, Joseph Raymond, Mr. Ge.rald Covert.

Second row: Coach G. Vincent Cuozzo, Whitfield Russell, John Gilbert, Thomas Shaffer, Bruce Flagg, John Perkins, Manager David Staples.

Third row: David Dunham, Richard Shaw, Robert Barber, Garland Strang, Alan Sollien, John Burns.

Absent: Donald Dyer, Eric Hunter, Douglas Kinney, Kenneth Maher, Robert Newman, Michael Rob­son .

Track Coach Norman "Cy" Perkins was faced with a rather thin squad in the spring of 1960. He had only two lettermen, juniors Reggie Archer and Dick Shaw, with whom to form the nucleus of the team. Reggie Archer was an import­ant point getter in the sprints, in the high jump, and especially in the broad jump. Dick Shaw was a key weightman, who also was the top high jumper on the Ram squad.

Ram sprinters included Bruce Flagg, Dick Green, Norm Kominsky, and Ken Maker. These sprinters, along with Dick Trott, also participated in the broad jump. Trott also was the key man in the hurdles for Bangor.

Middle and long distance runners were Bob Barker, Don Dyer, John Gilbert, Allan Parker, John Perkins, Joe Raymond, Mike Robson, and Alan Sollien.

The Ram weightmen were.Jed by Dave Dunham, Wayne Philbrick, Terry Roberson, and Dick Shaw. The Ram thinclads picked up many important points in the shotput, discus, and javelin.

TRACK RECORD AND SCHEDULE

May 5- Bangor 24 Colby Frosh Portland Waterville

May 17- Bangor 10 Maine Frosh May 20- Bangor M.C.I. Preppers May 27- Waterville and Winslow June 4- State Meet at Brunswick

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The Bangor Ram Track Squad began the season with the annual Interclass Meet on April 27-28. The juniors, with 119% points soundly tromped the seniors, 49 points, and the sophomores, who had 22% points. Individual stars for the juniors were Dick Trott, who scored 27 points, including four first places, and Reggie Archer, who grabbed two firsts and three seconds for 22 points. Mike Robson was the outstanding performer for the senior team. Robson scored 20% points, as he won both the mile and the half-mile.

In the first competition against other schools, the Rams traveled to Waterville for a quadrangular meet against the Colby Frosh, Portland, and Waterville. Bangor, with 24 points, came in second to the powerful Colby Frosh, who scored 76 points. However, in defeating Port­land and Waterville, the Rams kept the string intact of not having been beaten by a high school team in duo, triangular, or quadrangular competition for thirteen years.

Reggie Archer set a new Bangor High School record in the broad jump at Waterville. Archer jumped 21 feet, 1 inch, to win the event. Bangor's only other winner was Dick Spaw in the high jump.

In the next meet the Rams met defeat at the hands of the University of Maine Frosh, by 117 to 10 score. Bangor failed to win one event in this meet.

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Warmly dressed in maroon slacks and jackets, the Varsity Cheering Squad cheered the football team toward many a victory. Later in the year the group rallied the crowd at varsity basketball games.

aders meet with Mrs. Louise This year she will retire from

as adviser to the cheering

The cheerleaders pepped up school spirit at the bonfire and numerous rallies. The girls cheered not only for

Bangor High School teams, but also for Bates College in the Downeast Classic. Besides leading cheers

at the games, the squad instructed other girls so that Bangor High will have experienced

cheerleaders.

Certificates, pins, and school letters were presented to the girls and their ad­

viser, Mrs. Louise Hammons, at the cheerleaders' banquet and at All

Bangor Nite. Also at All Bangor Nite, 1960-61 va ·­

sity cheerleaders weiv announced.

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERERS

Left to right: Sandr,a Larlee, Jane Hassen, Bernice Ross, Susan Briggs, Nancy Arnold, Beverley C o n n e r s, Pamela Gervais.

A familiar sight in their maroon and white jumpered uniforms, the Junior Varsity Cheering Squad is the spark behind the J.V. basketball team. Just as the J.V. team trains to become future varsity players, the J.V. cheering group gains experience to become future varsity cheerleaders.

During the year the girls practiced faithfully under the direction of Captain Bernice Ross. In addition to cheering at J.V. games, the group helped arouse enthusiasm at the beginning of varsity games and spurred on Colgate University · in the Downeast Classic. Mrs. Louise Hammons, who retired this year as the group's adviser, was honored at the annual Cheerleaders' Banquet, which was sponsored by the J.V. Cheerleaders.

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First row, left to right: Carmen Solorzano, Mascot; Joan Bartlett; Norma Patterson; Mary Girvan, Secretary; Nancy Conners, President; Ann Rowell, Treasurer; Beth McLean; Lucia Solorzano, Mascot.

Second row: Sandra Conners, Janice L. Jordan, Sharon Dauphinee, Barbara Furrow, Carolyn Mower, Crystal Mayo, Sandra Larlee.

Third row: Esther Katen, May McChesney, JoAnn Peakes, Paula Rolsky, Sandra Mason.

Absent: Roberta Rankin, Pat Vose, Jane Withee.

G. A. H. C. A familiar sight at Bangor High Schoo],.is the arm bands of the Girls' Athletic Honor Council. At

Little City Park in the fall, senior members of G.A.H.C., with Roberta Rankin as hockey man­ager and Sharon Dauphinee as assistant, coached field hockey. Seniors also coached basketball, and all members assisted in scoring and judging at volleyball games. As an extra activity, the group held frequent cup-cake sales. They also sold food at the football games and sponsored a food booth at Teachers' Convention to serve the teachers and book salesmen.

The preparation of awards and armbands for participation in sports and election to the Council was another project of the Girls' Athletic Honor Council. The highlights of the 1959-1960 year occurred when new members were initiated into the Council at the field hockey party held in the school auditorium in the fall, at the assembly on February 12, and also at the basketball banquet held at a local restaurant in the spring. At the school assembly, a skit entitled "Outer-Space Sports'' was presented with Janice Jordan as narrator. JoAnn Peakes then gave a short history of G.A.H.C., and the girls gave the formal rituals for initiation for new members. This assembly and the later banquet climaxed a successful year in sports for the Girls' Athletic Honor Council.

This year's officers were as follows: Nancy Cpnnors, President; Roberta Rankin, Vice­President; Mary Girvan, Secretary; and Ann Rowell, Treasurer. The faculty adviser for the Council was Miss Mildred E. McGuire.

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Members of G.A.H.C., JoAnn Peakes, Roberta Rankin, and Paula Rolsky, practice at halftime of a basketball game.

First row, left to right: Lucia Solorzano, Mascot; Sandra Conners; Mary Girvan; Janice L. Jordan, Captain; Francine Alpert; Ann Rowell, Manager; Nancy Conners; Carmen Solorzano, Ma~cot.

Second row: Sheila Striar, Carolyn Mower, Norma Patterson, Trenna Naugler, Beverly Harriman, Lyn Witherly.

Third row: Beth McLean, Barbara Furrow, Sharon Dauphinee, JoAnn Peakes, Paula Rolsky, Sandra Mason, Gerry Simpson.

Absent: Connie Beverly, Roberta Rankin, Norma Smith.

ALL~ BANGOR FIELD HOCKEY TEAM

Early in October the girl's field hockey season opened. After many practices at Little City Park, the sophomores, juniors, and seniors played four games each for the hockey championship, won by the juniors. The annual field hockey party, sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Honor Council under the super­vision of Mi>s Mildred E. McGuire, was held in the school auditorium at the close of the season. At /the party, awards \vere given, and the members of the All-Bangor Hockey Team were announced.

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Officials' Club First row, left to right: Norma Patterson, Barbara Furrow, Esther Katen, Sandra Connors Second row: Mary LaChance, Janice Jordan, Sharon Dau­phinee, Joan Bartlett, Peggy Nason.

Miss Mildred E. McGuire, gym in­structor, times a basketball game.

Junior Red

Champions

Seated, left to right: Lucia Solorzano, Mascot; Bar­bara Furrow; Car o 1 e Allyn; Sharon Dauphinee, Captain; Joan Bartlett; Carmen Solorzano, Mas­cot. Standing: Pamela Per­kins; Carolyn Mower; Toby Slep; Beverley Har­riman; JoAnn Peakes, Coach.

Keeping up with the latest rules for basket­ball officiating provided a full-time job for the members of the Officials Club. Miss Mildred McGuire, adviser, instructed the girls in new procedures at the regular meetings.

Before being able to officiate at the regular games, each girl had to pass a written examina­tion concerning basketball regulations.

Mrs. Betty Solorzano assisted the club with the officiating, timing and scoring of the games.

Competing for the intramural basketball championship were two teams from each class, sophomore, junior, and senior. The Junior Red team, captained by Sharon Dauphinee, won the championship trophy with a perfect record of no losses. Second place tie went to the Senior White, captained by Paula Rolsky, and the Sophomore White, with Martha Getchell as captain.

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Our Catalog Is Free Tuition , $140. per Quarter

Terminal Courses: Executive, Legal, Medical, Liberal Arts, Technical Scientific, Secre­tarial, Stenographic, Typing-Clerical, Shorthand Clerical, Business Administration, Accounting. These are of one and two years' dura­tion

Degree Courses:

B.S. in Secretarial Science, B.S. in Accounting, B.8. in Business Administration, B.S. in Business Education. These are of four years' duration.

NOTE: Husson College is the only school in Maine which offers the degree of B.S. in Accounting.

C. H. HUSSON, President

WE EMPLOY NO SOLICITORS

"Education is cheap. It's ignorance amd incompetence that cost dearly."-Wilhoit.

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Friedman

Furniture

Company

MAINE'S LARGEST COAL- COKE- OIL- GAS WILLIAMS OIL-0-MATIC

HEATING EQUIPMENT FURNITUP..E STORE

OIL BURNERS Serving

Northeastern Maine for the HOT WATER HEATERS

L. P. GAS RANGES Past 48 Years OIL BURNER SERVICE

134 EXCHANGE STREET 24 STATE STREET BANGOR

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Bango1·

CONGRATULATIONS

While this occa&ion marks the end of one chapter in your life, we hope that it will also signal the beginning of a most successful and happy career throughout the interesting years that lie ahead.

Whatever your plans may be, remember the importance of thrift in planning for the future. Start a savings account now designed to fit your future needs.

BANGOR SAVINGS BANK Serving Maine Families Since 1852

3 State Street Bangor, Maine

Kinney Duplicator Co.

159 State Street Bangor

A. B. DICK DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT

• SPIRIT • OFFSET

• MIMEOGRAPH • PHOTOCOPY

Sales Service Instruction

QUALITY BAKERY

341 Ohio St.

TEL. 5093

Bangor, Maine

HOME MADE PASTERIES

"Good Luck

Class 1960"

FROM A FRIEND

BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.

Telephone 7367

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Mclaughlin & Varney's

Gulf Service 151 State Street Bangor, Maine

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THE KINNEY CO., INC.

LINOLEUM

FLOOR AND WALL TILE

167 State Street

Bangor, Maine

Frank E. Ford & Son, Inc..

USED CARS

BOUGHT AND SOLD

TEL. 7763

4 Emerson St. Bangor, Me.

LEO K. SARGENT Manufacturing Jewelers

15 Main St. Bangor, Me.

Complete Jewelry Repairs Eye Glass Frames Repaired

Watch Repairs New Ring Mountings

Work Guaranteed

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200 Birch Street

Bangor, Maine

TEL. 2-4029

H. P. Hood & Sons

BRAKE SERVICE, INC.

Wheel Alignment and

Brake Specialists

46 French St. Bangor, Me.

BANGOR FURNITURE

COMPAN'Y Member Grand Rapids Guild

COMPLETE HOUSE

FURNISHINGS

84-88 Hammond St. Bangor

BANGOR CLEANERS

203 Palm Street

Tel. 2-8276

Bangor's Quality Cle.ansing

Service

BERGHOL T FLORIST Ean{}or Nursery Flower Shop

Greenhouse-1000 State St. Tel. 6144

Flower Shop

9 Hammond St., Tel. 3410

Bangor, Maine

Compliments of

A Friend

RAPAPORT

AUTO CO., INC.

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BEL-AIR

gtuJio. 156 STATE ST., BANGOR, MAINE-DIAL 2-1547

THE

ORONOKA "Food You'll Remember"

ORONO, MAINE

Telephone Orono 6-2169

Catering To Parties, Weddings and Banquets

Dead River Company

6 STATE STREET

BANGOR MAINE

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Maine's timberlands are the state's greatest natural resource.

The wood-using industries exercise careful forest management in order that there may always be wood in abundance.

Maine forests will continue to be a haven for hunters and fisher­men and for all those who enjoy the beauties ,of the State, if FIRE is kept from thetm.

Be careful of fire and remind others to do so.

KEEP MAINE GREEN

Great Northem Paper Company

6 STATE STREET BANGOR, MAINE

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WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY ••• ..

. ~"-·~ .. KEEP YOUR~~LON GRANTS

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THE FAMILY STORE THAT SAVES

YOU TIME, STEPS AND MONEY

COMPLETE SELECTION OF I

Men's, Women's and Children's Clothing Needs Housewares - Hardware - Curtains - Draperies

Yardgoods - Footwear

VISIT OUR NEW BIG

3rd FLOOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT USE GRANT'S NEW 30 DAY CHARGE PLAN

WW.T. GlaAIMT CO. 6-16 CENTRAL STREET BANGOR

" DAY OR NIGHT FOR HEAT THAT'S RIGHT"

Stickney & Babcock Fuel Company

DIAL 5664

112 FRANKLIN ST. BANGOR, MAINE

IT PAYS

TO SAVE

WHERE

SAVI NG

PAYS

A ll our sav in g-s a('tounts pay g;en­erc·us ~emi-annual l!iddt•nd.s

3 CONVENIENT SAVINGS PLANS Share

Savings Accounts •

Systematic Monthly Shares

• Investment Type Prepaid Shares

A P lan for S.av ing w h at you w ish when you w is h .

Save $1, $5, $10 O J' more rcp;ula rl y eac h month .

May be boug-ht at any time at $200 per s'hare.

YOUR

SAVINGS

INSURED

UP TO

$10,000

T hi s .!-ruar.anteed JH·otection of your sav in ~~ is f ree o f c h arge Lo you.

The Savings and Loan Association of Bangor

92 CENTRAL STREET TELEPHONE 3143 BANGOR. MAINE

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D~'!tributors of

RICHFIELD HI-OCTANE

GASOLINE

and

RICH-HEAT FUEL OILS

AUTOMATIC SERVICE

WASHING LUBRICATION

STORAGE

24-Hour Service

We give

Ba'fhgo.r Co1'nmunity Starnps

112 Franklin Street DIAL 2-6338

PALMERS INSURANCE AGENCY

31 CENTRAL ST.

BANGOR, MAINE

TEL. 3165

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BANGOR LETTER SHOP DOROTHY B. POPHAM, Mgr.

l\1 ultilith Offset Printing

Personalized Letters

A Complete Mailing Service

Telephone Bangor 9311

80 Columbia Street

Best Wishes and

CONGRATULATIONS

To the

CLASS OF 1960

FROM

Harlow St. Bangor, Me. SHOP THE SMART WAY ...

SHOP THE MART WAY

Open from

9 a. m. 'til 10 p. m.

PLENTY OF

FREE PARKING

Bangor's Partner In Progress

MUSIC WGUY NEWS

The very first word in news

The very last word in music

5000 Watts 1250 Kc

~ The R. M. Flagg Company

33-37 Franklin Street

Bangor, Maine

Tel. 9463-9464

You'll like banking at MERCHANTS

We are proud to be known as the friendly family bank because we offer so many family banking services-checking an4 savings accounts; Christmas Club, Vacation Club, Safe Deposit Boxes and many more.

We cordially invite you to do your banking at Merchants. You'll like the friendly service and the four locations.

R~ .. J:a'M~~a1 MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

MERCHANTS fi'ational13ank

of BANGOR

BROAD ST., BANGOR

UNION AT 14TH, BANGOR

NORIH MAIN ST., BREWER

DOW AIR FORCE BASE

Member, Federal Reserve System and

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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THE HINCKS COAL COMPANY CQ,AL- COKE- OIL

11 Central Street, Bangor Tel. 6478

Timken Silent Automatic Oil Burner s Heating Contractors Mobilflame Bot tle Gas

Eagle-Picher Aluminum Storm and Screen Windows

Stevens Studios MAINE'S LEADING PORTRAIT

PHOTOGRAPHEUS

Bangor, Maine

DILLINGHAM'S

BOOK BINDERS

29 Franklin Street

Bangor, Maine

CONGRA T ULATIONS

from

CITIZENS UTILITIES COMPANY Your City Gas and Bottle Gas Utility

1 Central Street, Bangor Phone 6481

HOLLI~. & ELKIN Compliments of

321 Main Street

FUEL OILS and A FRIEND

LENNOX FURNACES

HILLTOP Prentiss & Carlisle Co., Inc.

PHARMACY Timberlands

Paul E. Knowles, R.. Ph. Fo·rest Products

Phone 3079 Engineering

198 Hammond St. Bangor, Maine Bangor, Maine

THANK YOU We and the entire Oracle staff thank the following people without

whose cooperation this yearbook would not have been possible:

The administration, for constant cooperation and wholehearted support.

The faculty and students of B.H.S. for their cooperation in meeting picture schedules and in providing necessary information.

Mr. Danny Maher for the Table of Contents picture.

Miss Barbara Williams, Class of 1961, for photographic services.

The advertisers and subscribers for financial support.

Furbush-Roberts Printing Company, publishers, for outstanding service.

Jackson Studios for group pictures.

Everyone who in any way has made the publication of this yearbook possible.

JoAnn Peakes, EditOT-in-chief Morton Sclair, Assistant EditM P€ter Mosher, Advertising Manager Jessie L. Fraser, Adviser

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NORRIS PRINTING CO. 113 BROAD STREET

Bangor, Maine

Telephone 3453

J. J. BOULTER & SON., INC.

349 Harlow Street ~ Bangor, Maine

"Everything for the Welder''

Fire Etxtinguisher Sales and refilling

Telephone 7661

POST OFFICE PHARMACY YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY

78-82 Harlow Street

BANGOR, MAINE

:ij Prescription Specialists :ij

Complete Camera Department

GROSSMAN HARDWARE 145 State St. Bangor, Maine

Telephone 3184

Glidden Paint - Glass Installed

Locksmiths, Engravers and Rubber Stamps

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BROWN & WHITE PAPER COMPANY

PAPER MERCHANTS

73 BROAD STREET

Bangor, Maine

. C. E. NOYES CO.

U. S. ROYAL TIRES

Telephone 9494

VINER'S MUSIC CO. ''New England's La1'ge.st and

Most Complete Music Store"

20-24 BROAD STREET

BANGOR, MAINE

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The Picture & Gift Shop 1;3 Hammond Street

Bangor

Bangor's Largest SelectiJ•n

of Greeting Ca1ds

for Eve1·y Occasion

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