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

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. MI I- ,1.,'jm2v4'4H' 1 2 Eflbf?-Qfhseifi. f' - i '-1,3 S 1,-Ig, ' u ' oreword ..... . . HROUGHOUT IHIISTORY it has been the custom of man to record his deeds of achievements and, in many cases, to provide a memorandum ls' 'T for his thoughts of the past. ln order to establish a record of the deeds of the Class of '34, we, the Oracle Staff, have dedicated our labor in the direction of building a book by which it is possible to keep your class ever with you. It is our intention to present a complete picture of the social, athletic, and scholastic achievements attained, together with a few reminders of our class mates, the teachers, and the many worth while personal contacts which it has been our good fortune to make at Edward Little High School. If we have achieved these aims, we hope that we may win your appreciation as wc have appreciated completing such a worth while project. cyflrrangement ..... gf, DEDICATTON lj ACTIVITIES ACKNOWLEDGMENT f SPORTS FACULTY LITERARY CLASSES: ly JOKES fglgggg ly ADVERTISEMENTS SOPHOMORE l FRESHMAN ii.

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