Edward Little High School - Oracle Yearbook (Auburn, ME)

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s fee s e X - . -1 y 7 -W.: 'Q' , , -' ' 525,555 2522 W Unfit ziiisii , L.- . sii 1 , llll!l!.1!lglg Ql!Ql!l l lg li -i at . - , 1' l ' ff me JJ? i 'N T ' 315' FEFZW 1-EElE2iE'E:,Ef.i5 V 1' t 4 F s.af:fsli-.ai.tllltl!!:.s::l.sst. .- FACULTY -:- MISS jiissna ,x1.1,1f:r1 Miss Alley is our only l.atin teacher but no one could wish for a better one. ln school she is full of fun and very good-natured though she teaches her classes all they need to know about Latin. She is an enthusiastic sportswoman and also does some very valuable work behind the scenes at the school dramatic presenta- tions. MRS. lil.lZ.AXlili'l'll HUWICN: Mrs. Bowen has done a great deal for the Girls' Council this year. She can take charge of anything and anybody. M R. l Rl'flJIiRlCK ISRYANT: Mr. Bryant is one of our most liked teachers. Besides being a conscientious worker, he uses most of his time to guide many of the student projects. MR. ROBICRT CllANDl.l'lR: Tall, gaunt, sarcastic, witty, gent from Colby. Famous, for friends, wide brimmed hats, ticket taking, speeches in class, and dramatic abilityl Sororities, dumb athletes, lazy people, and Auburn llall on his taboo list. MISS EDN.-X CORNFORTH: lYho has the keys to the library? Miss C'ornforth's jokes are enjoyed by everyone, including herself. She is one of our jolliest and busiest teachers. 'l'o her we owe a very successful year. MISS SARAI l ICNWRIGI l'l': llere is a teacher who seems never to lose patience with the most repeated mistakes and questions. She is very eager that everyone in her classes learn French and is always ready to explain the rules and regulations of her favorite subject. PAC'k THIRTEEN

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. : NH . - -6 I ffm -- v.-its .ze , I. .t g I ff gll 4 I qi S . iw!Si:gzE1E5f'Eii5'3?5IQl5iQlaiggggsSS!xy -I 'L' I - ' -- SW tl ',5- J A :?5'f55 5'--55.2 'I -of iig I, I Q -f lliiiifiiflil. 5 .S :- - e- is . I!Q!.Q!Q -gg!-ll! I I ff '-+ 'J' 3-is gaatselsasassi-15'-ssasssssfsssi 1 li s, a 4 .s:.:!as.z.i !!:ps2S.a.si 1 MISS FRIEDA HATCII: Though this brilliant young teacher professes to prefer history to linglish she has proved herself very competent to teach the latter subject. It is certain that the Station Staff has gained much from guidance under her willing and eHlcient hand. All who enjoy reading the school paper appreciate the time and ellort she has given to this work. MISS M.fXLlDliI.l'fNA IIITSKINS: Miss Huskins will always be remembered for her interesting classes and friendly advice. Iler winning smile has also gained much admiration. NIR. RUSSIQLL JACK: Though Mr. .lack has been here only a year, he has already proved his worth in his Fine work with Auburn musical organizations. lfthcient and well-liked, he willingly gives a great deal of his time to his work here. MRS. ANNA KENNEDY: A pal in need is a pal indeed, NVQ seniors love her--so does everyone else. ller sincere friendship has given us some oi our most interesting classes and unforgettable memories at If. I.. MISS jEfXNI9l'I l'l2 LGR I NG: Miss Loring with her bubbling wit and humor has made drawing classes a delight to students at If. L. M I SS H ICLICN MAcIf.1XRI,,-XNl'J: Miss Macliarland is well-liked by everyone. She is always smiling altho she is very busy taking charge of the otliccqgand teaching bookkeeping. M I SS CI I Rl STI N Ii NOIQXYOOIJ: Miss Norwood's pleasing smile is always seen in the new building. She was one of the efficient leaders of the Dramatic Club this year, PAGE FOURTEEN