Presque Isle High School - Ship Yearbook (Presque Isle, ME)
- Class of 1940
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'. :1-. l ..'I... ,,,.....- L l , BARBARA BECKWITH Latln Club 1 Commercxal Club 2 Varslty Club 2 3 4 Edxtorral Board 'I'enn1s 2 3 4 3 VrsxtyBB234 MARGERY BENJAMIN Commercral Club 1 Plays 4 Class B B 3 RUSSELL BENSON A 2 Cr ss Country 1 SHIRLEY BISHOP Class B B 1 2 Honor Student 2 MERRILL ALLEN A State Farmer Commercral Club ROBERT ALLEN Mgr Varsrty B B 4 A B Wxnner of State Reporters Contest 2 Plays 3 A Reporter 2 Tennls 3 4 Student Councxl 2 ass B B 1 2 WILLIAM ALLEN Tennrs 3 4 Plays 3 Commercxal Club CassBB12 THEORA BARTLEY Class B B 1 Commercral Club F.F. .1,2,3,4 F.15...B.i,i,3 F.F. .1,2,3,4 j Cr ..,,3 ' ' 1,2,3 A Home Room Pres. 2, 3 l .., V3 a '.,. ,, I ' n Q . 5. I .,3 F.F. .,3,4 ..,,3 ' wa? LILLIAN BLANCHARD Latm Club l 2 3 4 French Club 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 .lumor Classxcal League .IEANNE BOULIER Orc es ra 1 2 3 ALBERT BREWER Lat1n Club 1 State Farmer 3 D1rector of F I+ A Bank 1 Cashrer 2 Pres of Thrlft Bank 4 KATIF EEN BREWER Lat1n Club 1 Commercxal Club 2 3 French Club 2 HAROLD BROWN A Class B B 3 LOUISE CAMBR1 P GE Natl Honor S cxety 3 Edxtorlal Board 3 4 Ed1tor 1n chxef 4 Latm Club 1 2 3 4 Aedlle 4 French Club 2 3 Plays 3 .rumor Classxcal League Honor Student BYRON CHURCHILL FA1 QQ' FFAB F F A Mgr 3 Home Room Pres 3 PEARL CLAIR Latm Club 3 SMH X 'p X X f 3 V, lf' I 1 . V I 6 X' 6 . htl ,,,4 ,I , fy F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. 4 Class B, B. 1,2, 3,4 F.F. .1,2,3,4 ' ' c-' ,el r F.. .,2,3,4 ig, U 6 .... B. 1, 2, 3, 4 LUCILLE CLARK Plays 3 Varsity Debating 4 Home Room Pres. 4 Nat'l Honor Society Declamation Finals 3, 4 MARIE COFFIN Sec of C' ss 3 ass B B 1 Latin Club 3 4 Commercial Club 2 GORDON COGGER MERRILL CURRIE C ass B B 2 BENJAMIN CURTIS Varsity B B 2 3 Latin Club 1 2 Baseball 1 Z Baseball Capt 4 French Club 3 Cas B B 1 Varsity C ub 2 3 4 WILFRED CYR A 1 Rep esentatlve 1 Cpeakmg Contes 1 CHARLENE DELONG Latin Club 1 Commercial Club 2 Q 3 assBB1 Gl e Club 3 Qld Q Mgr Girls B B 4 af! 3 ADRIENNA DOBSON Cl. ,2,3 . . ' Y ,3 1 . . F.F.A.B.B.3 ' . . , ,4 , 13,4 l s . . W ' RF. . ,2,3,4 3 French club 2,3 I ' Cl . . ,2,3 A I, ROBERT DRP W Varsrty Club 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 C ss B B 1 2 T ackl 2 3 4 French Club 2 Cr sb Country 1 B nd 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 MARION DUMOND 3 1' GLENDA DUNCAN Comrnercral Club 1 2 3 4 Latrn Club Aed1le 1 Cheer Leader 4 WW DELTA DYER Commercral Club 2 ljyl! Latm Club Cass B B 1 2 3 Y WI' NEWMAN GALLAGHER Mgr Cross Country 3 Mgr Track 3 4 Mgr Wlnter Qports 3 Vars1ty Club 3 4 Commercral Club 2 NORMAN GALLAGHER H1 Y Club 4 ROLAND GARLAND V rsrty B B 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 H1 Y Club Treas 4 Vars1ty Club 3 4 Declamatlon Fma Q Hon r Student LILLIAN GLIDDEN Latln Club 1 2 Honor Student 4 4 SIDNEY GHRAVES Natl Honor Soclety 3 4 Pres 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 3 Quaestor 3 French Club 2 3 Treas 3 Hl Y Vlce Pres Class Pres 2 Plays 4 Class B B 4 B nd 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Honor Student EL SIE HAGERMAN WILLIAM HALLETT Latm Club 1 2 3 Student C unc1l 4 B B 1 Baseball 1 Cheer Leader 4 Mgr Baseball 4 H1 Y Club 4 Cross Country 1 EI TON HARTT MARGARET GLIDDEN Latm Clubl 2 3 4 Aedxle 4 French Club 2 KATHLEEN GOODE C ass B B 3 4 Honor Student MAXINE GOULD French Club 2 3 Latm Club 1 2 Class B B 1 Plays 3 Commerclal Club MARY GRAVES Commerclal Club 2 Cass B B 1 2 Declamatlons Fxnals ed v LA I , -V41 LAWRENCE JOHNSON Plays 4 A B B Ccmmerc1al Club 3 JEAN JUNKINS Natl Honor Soc1ety 4 Pla s 3 4 Class Pres 3 Edxtorxal Board 3 Cass B B 1 Latm Club 1 2 3 French Club 2 3 4 Honor Student LESTER JUNKINS Commercral Club 1 F F A Treas 3 4 Natl Honor Soclety 4 Secretary 4 State Farmer Hon r Student IOYCE KEIRSTEAD Varsrty Club 2 3 Pres 4 C ass B B 1 Varslty B B Tenms 3 4 Latxn Club 1 Comrnercxal C nb 2 EUGENE HUNTER Latm Club 1 2 Varsrty B B 2 3 4 Captam 4 Varsrty Baseball 2 3 Class Vrce Pres 3 Studen Councrl 3 4 Pres 4 Varsxty Club 2 3 4 H1 Y Club Pres 4 Band 2 3 4 rchestra 2 3 4 Natl Honor Soclety 4 DANA IRVING A Class B B 3 LAWRENCE JAMES F F A Vrce Pres 3 F F A Pres 4 A B B Capt 4 GEO RGE JAMESON ass B B 1 2 Varsrty Baseball 3 H Y Club 4 Varsrty Club 4 ,HU 'U f ...fl rw . ra A 'fl I' ' 1 7 , ', o L, ,. . - - H KA '- 4 o , .' RF. .1,2,3,4 FSF: f . :2,3,4 Cl . . ,3,4 ' ,4 F.F. .3,4 A F.F.A.Basebail2,3 ., ll .V . ' '4 Q ' ,.4 1' -.'.2,3,4 QQ STANLEY MacBURNIE Commercxal C ub 2 3 Hon r Student NORMA MCCC RVIACK Comme cxal Club 1 2 3 Pres 4 DANA MCGLAUFLIN A Clerk of F I' A Bank 3 F F A Chxck Salesman 2 IAMES MCGRA IH I' I4 A 1 2 3 4 STERLING KIDNEY Class B. B. 2 3 MAR ORIE KNIGHT PAULINE LEWIS Latm Club I 2 PATRICIA LONG Natl Honor SOCICIY 4 Edxtorlal Board 4 French Club 2 3 Latm Club 1 2 3 4 Aedlle 1 Plays 4 Secretary of Class 1 .Tumor Class1cal League Hon r Student Q0 l . T . In y 'I I Honzr Student fee F.F. .1,2,3,4 f al V7 GEORGE MCGUIRE Wmter Sports 4 Commercral Club I ALICE MCHUGI-I Commercral C ub SAMUEL MCLAIN Deelamatron Fmals Debatrng Club 4 Hon r Student CHRISTINE MCLEAN Junror Classrcal League Debatmg Club 3 V1ce Pres of Class 4 Latrn Club 1 2 3 4 Consul Natl Honor Socrety 4 H r Student MW? MARGUERITE MCLEOD Latm Club 1 2 3 French Club 2 Class B B Junror Declamat1on 1nals Commercxal Club 3 Plays 4 HILDA Mc PHERS ON Edrtorral Board 4 Natl Honor Socrety 4 Plays 4 LESTER MAGAW A 2 Class B B 3 ROBERT MARINO Class Pres 1 Tennrs 2 3 4 Natl Honor Socrety 4 Latm Clubl 2 3 Ae French Club 2 3 H1 Y Club 4 Varslty Debatmg 2 3 Hon r Student ' . 2, 3 ' '. 4 . C , f Q, t.,A l:'l 1 . ' ' . F. . . F. F. . , 3, 4 Q-r' if Mu? EDWARD NEDDEAU A 1 Representatxve 1 JAMES NEVERS Jumor Exh1b1t1on Plays 4 DAROLD NICKERQON Lat1n Club 2 ndl 2 3 Orchestra l 3 4 ESTI-I ER OSG OOD Student Councll Commercxal C ub 2 Latm Club 4 Aedlle 4 Plays 3 4 Class B B 2 JOYCE MERRITT Class B B Commerclal Club Declamatlons Fma s IZELENA MICHAUD French Club 2 Commercxal Club 2 3 ROSEANNA MICHAUD Commercxal Club 1 2 BERNARDINE MOSHER Cornmercxal Club 2 3 Varsxty B B 1 2 Manager 3 Varsxty Club 2 3 4 lu UV ' '13,4 , . M4 V . M34 3 . ' '4 , I ' ..,,3,4 F.F. .,2,3.4 Bla , , ,4 il RICHARD OSGOOD . . A. Sec. 4 Pres of Seed Association B B A Baseball 3 Mgr of Tenms 4 PHYLLIS PAGE Commerc al Club 3 French Club GERTRU DE PARKER ass B B 1 Commerclal Club 2 CAROLYNN PARKHURST df fHome Room Pres 1 4 Natl Honor So xety 3 4 Edxtorral Board 3 4 French Club 2 3 WM 3t1H Clubl 2 3 4 Consu 1' Sec f Student Councll 4 M A-,Sec of Class 2 Vlce Pres of Class 4 Orchestra 1 2 All XYYUZX ounror Classlcal League Honor Student www 26? by 5 DOROTHY PARSONS C ass B B 1 2 Latln Club 1 3 Commercral Club 2 Latm Club 1 French Club 2 Commerc1al Club MA D ELINE RITCHIE Comrnerc al Club 2 French Club 2 3 IESSIE MAE ROBERTS ,gf A Commercral Club 2 3 4 F F . 3 F.F.A. . .2,3,4 at , 4 Cl . . , 2, 3 0 LU . , ' , 1 , 1 h ' , ,3. 4 F' . A ' I 1 . . , -': ' DOROTHY PERRAULT - ,IVA . I I 'I 4 A 1 , ,P4 J f ' ' . , LENA RUEST uw tf v1oLA SHAW If Af NZ fwffwl Honor Student Plays 3 Commerc1al Club Latm Club Honor Student CLINTON SLAUENWHITE Cass B B 1 Latm Club 1 ALFRED SMITH Latln Club 1 2 Commercral Club 2 3 Cheer Leader 4 ass B B 1 Co'nmerc1al Club 2 3 French Club 2 GILBERT SOUCIER French Club 2 Cornmerclal Club 2 Cass B B 2 3 4 Wmter Sports 4 FRANK SAWYER La 1n Club 1 2 3 ed1e French Club 2 3 H1 Y Club 4 ass B B 3 Track 2 3 Edltorlal Board 4 Honor Student ORIN SEELEY Home Room Pres 2 Commerclal Club 1 Honor Student 7r,.,,,f. 594.1 614 ywfqju NM ff? yd 8 ' .3, 4 l ..,, f ' , , A 'r 2 Cl- . . ,4 ' ' , 2,3 ay I ' Qi- ' ANTOINETTE s1NcLAm -- - 299' 4 f I 3 , 3, Cl . . ,2 ' P . FRED SPRAGUE Cross Country 1 C ass B. B. 1 2 Winter Sports 3 Track 1 2 Varsity Club 3 4 Latm Club 4 Commerclal Club A .Iumor Exhxbxtron Plays 3 4 Band 2 3 KILBURN STUBBS Varslty B B 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4 Cross Country 1 Latm Club 1 RUTH SULLIVAN French Club 2 Commerc al Club Class B B 1 IAMES TARDY Football 1 2 Cr ss Country 1 Varslty B B 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Ccvnmerclal Club eball 1 2 2 1 Varslty Club 2 3 4 3 1591 WWW FRANCIS TEED Tennxs 1 2 Latm Club 1 2 Baseball 3 FRED THOMAS Varslty B B 2 3 4 Va srtv Baseball 1 4 Tack 1 2 3 4 Varslty Club 2 3 4 FLORENCE TOMPKINS ass B B 1 2 Commerclal Club 2 REGINA THOMPSON Class Basketball 1 3 at- -E- GEORGE WARK ARDIS WILKINS Ed1tor1al Board 3 4 Lat1n Clubl 2 3 4 Aedlle Praetor 3 French Club 2 Commercral Club 3 4 Natl Honor Socrety 4 J EANETTE WILLETTE Comrnercral Club 1 2 Latn Cluo 1 Class B B 3 JOHN WILLETTE Latm Club 1 Baseball l Varslty B B 4 Cross Country 1 Track 4 Band and Orchestra 1, 2 ADA MAY TURN ER Varsxty B B 3 Captarn 4 Varslty Club 3 4 Sec 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 C mme cxal Club 2 Latln Club 1 ELOUIQE VAN ALLEN Latrn Club 2 3 Ccmmercral Club 3 HERBERT VIOLETTE F F A Judgrng Team at U of M A Presrdent of Class 4 Track 3 Plays 4 Ed tor1al Board 4 H1Y Club 4 Declarna on Fxnals 3 4 Wlnner 3 4 Honor Student ' . . ,4 f N A ' RALPH WALKER F. F. . 3, 4 u ' , ,Y . 4 I A I W, BEVERLY WILLIAMS W N Latm Club 1 Commercral Club 2 Honor Student HAROLD WING Cr ss Country 1 Track 1 ii-++++ '+++++++++++++ +++-1-++++++++++++++++++++-I-++++++-I-+++ I- I-+ + + + + + + + -I- + + + + + + + + -I- + -I- + -r + + + 'X' + -I- 'I' -I- -I' -I- 'I- -1- + 'I' + + + -I- + + -I- -I- + -I- + -I- 32 ii '-N + i x i +1-+-r++ +++-I-++++++++++++++++4-++++++++++++++++++++-I-+++++ ++-I-x-++-x-+-1-+++-x-+++r.,. LL 5 1-+++-x-++++++-x-1-I-x-x-+++ U71-L, U UJLU EJ gunz Lldcf' ,211 xy!!!-4101 no 1 ,J L41 I Wg? 4.4. f Q ,, ig . 0 V -Q. yd I Q 0 I I A xl CHATEAU NOIR The frrst thmg that attracted me to the agrng Chateau Norr was the extreme ly huge and brrllrant starned glass wrndow framed rn rts west wall It s de srgn was attractrve to the extent that caught one s fancy and demanded one s admrratron Small geometrrcal frgures of colorful glass combrned to form a lrfe srzed female rmage as radrantly beautrful as an artrstrc study of Venus It rs rmpossrble to explarn rts presence there as well as everythrng else about the old Chateau but rt was obvrous that the large structure had stood there rts rnhabrtants scarce quamt country many years and that were drstant as well as At my arrrval to the been fortunate srde of France I had enough to meet a krndly old prrest who was the only person rn the habrt of be mg recerved regularly as a g est at the Chateau I-Irs name was Francors Old Father Francors mterested me from the begrnn ng of our acqua ntance because of hrs srngular knowledge of the Cha teau and rts occupants and I may say that rt was my Amerrcan currosrty that lead me to endeav r to p rsuade Fran co s rnto my confrdence I had perhaps known Father Prancors seven months when he frnallv enlrgh ened me as to the motrve for hrs nurn erous vrsrts to Chateau Norr although he obvrcusly drd not wrsh to drsclose too many facts to me It seems there was a young woman lrvrng there who was sufferrng from some dreadful and permanent malady whrch I rather guessed from hrs care fulness of speech was tendrng some what toward a mental drsorder and of course the brrng ng of relrgrcus ard to such wretched and drsabled persons was thoroughly rn hrs lrne of duty At thrs trme I had mentroned my great ad mrratron of the Chateau Norrs great west wrndow and expressed an rmpossr ble wrsh that I mrght purchase rt for I had rmagrned many trmes wrth what en thusrasm rt would be recerved rn some drstrnqurshed art rnstltutron rn Amerrca Father Francors had known the poor artrst and told me that lunbelrevable as rt seemsl he had been blrnd Thrs added to rts attractrveness to me and well I the desrre to go out rnto the moonlrt countrysrde and v srt the garden of the Chateau unheeded and s udy for a brref moment that m st elegent of master preces At exactly one oclock I slrpped rnto the garden and crept stealthrly al ng the rnner srde of the garden wall untrl Iwas drrectly beneath the exoursrte goddess lrke frgure Never before had I be rr so wonderfully rmpressed as was I then at thrs spectacle of the gracrorrs frgure so srlently caressed by the lrght frngers of the moon goddess Drana Hove long I stcod there rn deep and heavv srlence I fam mrght remember Suddenly my feelrng of tranqurl blrss changed to cold horror as the moon drew before her a cloudy verl and the strll arr 'ecame so tense and heavy ' Y 1- ' n ' v l l I - I I l - l . . I ' ' A I n u ' I . . - , n 1 I D , . . . I I ' 0 I ' u In ' I ' I I - , . i ' - remember the night I was seized wifh . . - ' t I I ' ,n L . . ' , ' I ' : ' : A - A C S - Dj l ' about me that rt thumped at my temples My heart chrlled as before my very eyes my beautrful starned glass g d dess changed rn color to a blood red and and became frnally cast by a shadow so grotesque as to make rt more horrr ble than a wretched creature rarsed from the underworld I must have gone mad wrth frrght f r I turned to leave wrth a sense that death depended upon rt I had reached the gate somehow and my muscle trghtened frngers fought to unlatch rt when a shrrll stranglrng shrrek tore at my eardrrrms followed by a trnklrng crash I turned rn trme to see my goddess explode rn splrnters and to behold a shapeless wrrthrng mass fall to the gr und and rt was over I fought to regarn my self control Some one had Jumped through the wrn dow rt was qurte evrdent and I dared not guess who but I knew that I mu t brrng Father Francors Father Francors u tered no c mment as I lead hrm toward Chateau Norr but as we reached the garden gate he took my arm as though to prepare me for what was to follovr Thrrty yards more and I was besrde the queer srlent frg ure lyrng dark agarnst the shadowy earth At srght of the horrrble outlrnes I erred Father thrs cant be a person Father Francorss head n dded slow ry It rs Margo he muttered I knew thrs would happen She rs terrr ly de formed as you can see poor chrld Carefully he rarsed her head heaven ward at the same trme hrdrng rts fea tures from my srght I suppose he was makrng hrmself certarn f her death A he placed her back upon the ground he covered the vrsage wrth a broad hand kerchref She was ashamed of her face he sard Qhe would not vr ant rt to be seen now It rs strange rsnt rt son because of her own mrserable body she was al ways rnsanely Jeal us of the women rn that wndow Now she has destroyed them both He arose and srarrdrng srlhouetted agarnst the stars agarn broke the strll ness as I watched wrth awe God grant tha she may be more beautrful rn the next world than was th s her glass rr va Georgra Bowser 41 A BEOWULF DREAM My rt s hot rn here I sard to myself as I sat rn study perrod I dont kncw how they expect a fellow to do any s udyrng Well anyway here goes Nor drd the monster mean to delay for he at the frrst stroke qurckly serzed a sleeprng uarrror tore hrm unawares lGee rt must be at least erghty frve rn herej brt hrs bone casrngs drank hrs verns blood rn great zz z Ah' What rs thrs? It looks lrke a cas re and the d ors are openrng That lrttle man seems to want me to enter My' What a beautrful room wrth rts ancr ent tapestrres and rts gold decked chandelrers I wonder what rs rn the next room rt mav be frrend or foe I shall so n see Well rf rt rsnt Krng Hrothgar and hrs court' I wonder what makes them look so sad You say Krrrg Horthgar that a frre breathrng serpent rs eatrng your people That rs to bad Somethrng must be done What rs the bell that I hear rrng ng? You say th t rt rs the serpent s warn rng No doubt for here comes the Mons er now If I can Just lead hrm rrto the rrver hrs breath wrll cause the rrver to borl and he wrll be c oked Oh' He sees me Come on feet rrver here goes one here goes two comes rnto the water after me My d your stuff It rs Just three mrles to the here I am Now rnto the water Here he look at the cloud of steam' The unter rs gettrng hotter and h tter Oh' Why drdnt I thrnk? I too shall be cooked alrve What rs that? Its a bell rrngrng agarn I wonder what rt rs for Holy Cats Ive slept the whole perrod Id better get up to government class Roland Garland 40 4 . , . - - Q A . U . , 11 1 ' V 1 1 ' . , A ' ' u - L 11 41 , . L, . - 1 S - ' . - 11 , . C . 1 1 1 . 1 ' , , c . S - 4. Y . . - - rr 11 .. ' , ' 1 . ,A ' . - - , -.1 . . , . ,, ' - 1 1 1 v . . . . . H 1 1 , Y 3 L . . . . 1 . ' - 4. - . ,, 1. V t . . 7 L , ' - 'Y 11 1 . . . . , , - u - 1 ' 11 - ' ' fr 1 , 1 1 ' , 4. . , I u ' , 1 ' 1 1 . . . . . 1, ' 1 - 11 . . . L. A . . . L . V . , 1. . . , ' - 1 1 . . . , . . 'L , . 1 1 ' ' . A . t. . - . . . . . , 3 - . L . . . . , L . A , .. . A - ' . . . . . , .J - 1 1 1 - ' ' . V . . . , - . A . , - . s. . . . . , . . , . . . h . . . , - n , 1 - 1 , . 11 1 LOVE S BRIGHT EYES Jack Martrn had successfully defended the natrons most notorrous thugs and murderers Hannegan was drfferent When he was seventeen he found a nrckel rn a pay phone and drd not return rt to the telephone company Today he rs twenty nrne and that nrckel rs the only drshonest nrckel he has ever made Johnny Roberts was eleven years old and he remembered the lrcense num ber of the car rn whrch the man who murdered Paul Marrno had escaped Other resrdents of 42nd Street remembered rt too but they berng older and wrser than Johnny sard they drd not Martrn knew Johnny was all the case Hannegan had and he showed rt rn hrs talk to the Jury The state fmeanrng Mr Hanneganl wrll possrbly produce a wrtness who wrll clarm to remember the lrcense number of the car rn whrch they saw a man resemblrng the defendant shoot down Paul Marrno and speed avr ay I too wrll produce wrtnesses and I beg of you gentlemen to Judge honestly the abrlrty of such wrtnesses Hannegan knew Martrn s wrtnesses good hard hearted resrdents f 42nd Street who would say a tall man was short or a young man old rf the prrce was rrght What chance had he agarnst them wrth only one wrtness a krd at that bu he prayed that he could eat Martrn lust thrs once He turned around to lo k at hrs l1ttle wrtness Johnny Srttrng besrde hrm was hrs grrl frrend Mary Jones lJohnny had rnsrsted that she be allowed to come and see hrs moment of gloryl Martrn s vorce made Hannegan turn agarn I kn vu gentlemen Martrn s vorce was thunderrng that you wrll rn th face of the evrdence you are about to hear frnd the defendant not gurlty ly what he had seen that bloody afternoon He t ld rt all rn a brave earnest vorce knowrng hrs grrl was lrstenrng but he hesrtated only a l1ttle when he pornted to Tugge Burnham and sard that he was the man who had shot Paul Marrno He told them that he drd remember the number of the car Then he re peated the nu'nber slowly Threef ur srx one srx Hannegan s heart quavered and he prayed srlently agarn as Martrn went to work on Johnny How do you know that the number was not 35616 or 36916 or any other rmrlar number? asked he Hannegan heard hrs heart thump three drstrnct trmes The tck of the clock s unded as though someone had suddenly hooked a loud sp aker to rt Then Johnny sard Mary dont lrve at none of them other numbers Who rs Mary? asked Martrn She s my grrl Johnny sard porntrng to the blushrng Mary I remembered when I sau that number the day the 'nan was shot that rt was the same as Mary s address three forthy srx Srxteenth Street ohnny s face was now a d l red and lrttle Mary Jones even redder But I-Iannegan seerng the faces of the twelve g od men rn the Jury ox knew be yond questron that Burnham was doomed knew that all Martrn s wrtnesses would not be able to prevarl agarnst the sure knowledge of frrst love Kerth Robertson 42 - , y Q . . I n ' n Y u ' U 1 ' 17 . , . - - . F , c Y T ! Y A . . . . - . D + . , . u C V, ,nv - n - ' Y u ' , - S . , . Suddenly Johnny was on the stand telling everyone in the court-room exact- ' ll ll ' A l I KA A ' ' ll . - , .. s' ' . . . . . : : e ' . , . rf r - yn ' Y ' ' ' - fr r . Y Y .. ' ' Y' v ' ' 1 V ' .T ' Ll l , ' ' . , , : ' ' b , ,- - , FARE FOR THE MORGUE Well to begln with I drive a cab for the Checker Taxi Company It was about eleven thirty on Tuesday night I was cruising down Lexlngton hunting for a fare tbusrness had been dull that dayl when a man hailed me from in front of Tony s Bar He was a little unsteady I noticed but then that wasnt unusual at this time of night He was dressed like most other rich men of the day tux garters fine black overcoat and high silk hat I guess he was about twenty five with black well kept hair a strong tan face and a powerful frame He didnt seem to me the sort that one would expect to find at Tony s and when he said he wanted to go to 227 Baker Street I gave up thats the toughest dis trrct in town vou see We had only covered about four blocks when he knocked on my wmdow and said Never mmd that last address take me to the nearest hosprtal and hurry I cculd see then he was in a bad way so I gave er the gun hoping we wouldnt meet any cops Well when I fmally got to the Fuller Hospital he was stone dead There was absolutely no sign of 1dent1f1cat1 n on him and no one rn at Tony s had ever seen him oefcre For weeks we watched the papers for news of missing men and checked every clue We found nothlng That s all I know Robert Graves 41 WILDCATS OF 1940 To this winning team we take off our hats H means Hunter a great captain is he Each of the boys like him hopes to be C as we know for Curtis does stand Since he s on the lineup we go in a band T means great forward of fam us renown For Thomas who never has let us down S is for Southard he s sure a great shot When the old ball comes round he s there on the spot M begins Malcolm and Mooers tis true We ll always remember him the fans will too On the Subs lineup we ve no reason for shame These boys each one have made a good name We shall start with Tompkins a great center we know And tell you of five boys in the Substitute row W begins Wwllette a singing Wildcat of fame In basket ball and radio hell sure play the game For Garland G stands and for guard also In this and years after he ll make a good show S will be Stubbs a great helper he s been On the Old Sub s bench with five good men We give th ee Cheers for Wes Hussey who s game On the Wildcats next year h gh may he reign To Coach Bill Hanscom we will vote our c ngrats For such fine trarnxn of our P I Wildcats And hope that 41 will help us to cheer A team that is as good as that of last year Jean M Bull 43 1 1 - ' 1 - - 1 ' Y I l ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I ' I i . A n , . - Y , . I 1? 1 ll ' 1 ' ' Y 1 ' D l 1 Here is a list of our Presque Isle Wildcats: 1 ' 1 1 . . 9 I ' ' I f' . V , I . ' i I 1 I ' Y I , . 7 ' 7 . A I '4 I I I l , . - Q ' 1 ' Y ' , Y - . . Y , I .K ' ' I . ' c , . , NIGHT The snert strllness ot t e nrght Izncloses all below The mo rlxeht beams upon the S11 Refleet a stlyer glow Ihe swaxmg palms lxke srlhoucttes Stand framed aga1nst the moon lhe ment bxrels plarntrye wall replxes The love brrds lullug, eroor' The shmme, stars look oowr upon A scene of calm repose Naught but the sound of splashrng foam The strll nrght dares drsclose Hazel Martrn 41 THAT CERTAIN AGF What car be the matter wrth my srster Mary Ann? Ma says 1715 g t somethwg to do wlth a man But gosh Ive never seen a gtrl act so funny Why shes ever' beer sayrrg all ot her m ney She never used to aet that way When wrth us boys she usecs to play She was Just as good at baseball and the lrke As any of us fellers and oh was she a tylce' liut recently she s played more wrth guls And frxed her Parr all up rn eurls And Just last nrpht I heard her say Io l1l4e a party rf I m y But what gets me lS thrs relea of a man Why Sts rs just twelve and so rs Dan Ixe len wn mm for so long and gee Why br llkes hrm I cannot see Mary Hayes 41 SPRING TONIC hy ery woman has a rat eyery woman has a reason She pets a new one every yea a new one every season Some are tall and some are wrde home are modest and bona hoe There are feathers st1elc1ng, out Tl ere are yells flymt, about Xnd s me ot the eolors would get you tlown Orange ed breer' bla k and brown Why 1 thrs world ot rght and day M st women aye such hats to dlsplay 7 hxrle y Coffey 41 ,. 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Q ' ' 1 CLASSROOM DREAMS Seated one day rn my classroom I was weary and 1ll at ease My gaze wandered to the wmdow Prom whence came a heavenly breeze I stretched to look out of the wrndow A srgh escaped my lrps There walked a beauteous creature Prom a soda takrng srps Mx throat was parched I was tued Id had no sleep the nrght before The sandman came acreepm And I was asleep nce more' My shoulder started to pam me I awoke from my heavenly joys Its all rrght to sleep rn my classes But must you make all that norse? Thus the vorce of the teacher reached me I awoke wrth a startled yell As I gathered my wrts about me I heard the warnrng bell' Trme was gomg fast I rushed out the d or wrth mv studres In an endeavor not to be last Study was my next per1od I pot there before the rest I started to s1t rn my regular seat But Jumped up wrtn angry zest' Who put that tack the e anyway? Is the questrcn I want to know Was rt meant to pam another? Or was rt placed bx an unknown foe? But sleep agarn overcomes me I am wearv and rll at ease I rest mv head on mv Grammar As ln comes that toublesome ree7e , . Q - 1 I iumped to my feet in a hurry, Y . . K .. Y ' r 5 . . Marilyn Broun is CHAPEL PROGRAMS This year in the new auditorium a series of most interesting chapels have been held on Wednesday mornings from eight ocl ck until nine We thank all those who have performed though it IS impossible of course to mention every cne We wish to express our appreclation to Elrzabeth Johnson from the Nor mal School who sang two vocal solos Lillian Glidden and Eldora Allen our own outstanding sopranos pianist Natalie Thomas who has helped to make several programs a success and our music director Mr Lewis whose piano technique is the envy of his audience Then there are the Johnston duets featur mg Joyce and Sylvia and those tenors Johnny Willette and Dana Packard Jackie McCormick and Gloria Brown entertained us with an original tap dance and Gloria also gave a humorous reading Travel talks and movmg pictures f South America were presented by Jimmy and Alice Moore and many of us are still puzzled over the tricks of the magician Mr Leigh A recent Professor Quiz pr gram concerning semiclassical music titles was conducted in which Miss Dmgwall played the piano and Mr Page was the Professor The contestants were Charles Dudley Robert Smith Barbara Stone Wesley Hussey Charles Carpen ter the w1nner Storer Parsons Mary Hayes Lillian Glidden Barbara Packard Jo n Stevens Christopher Carrier Sidney Graves Last but y no means least the accomplished Ruth T ormg of Or no Maine entertained us with a few ac cordran solos ONE ACT PLAYS On the evening of Pebruary 6 1940 three one act plays were presented in the hgh s hool auditorlum under the direction of Miss Drngwall The admis s on charged was ten cents f r students and twenty five cents for adults An ap prcciative audience attended The following students were included in the casts Modern Cinderella Natalie Thomas Sidney Graves Walter Nevers Patricia Long Carolynn Parkhurst Jean Junkins Margery Benjamin Maxine Gould and Ardis Wilkins. Return Mar uerite McLeod Ralph Walker Samuel Allen Lawrence Johnston. Donald Langley. Rumors Wanted Marv Graves Joy e Merritt Jeanne Boulieu, Hilda McPherson Esther Os- good Frei Sprague Forrest Craig. BIG HEARTED HERBERT The humorous drama Big Hearted Herbert was presented by the mem- bers of the Presque Isle High School Faculty on December 11, 1939, in the new high school auditorium. A special performance was enjoyed during the afternoon of December 11 by various high school and grammar school students. The general performance was at night. Because of its great success and wide appeal, a second presentation was requested and was given on the night of Jan- uary 15, 1940. PADWA NOTED PIANIST GIVES RECITAL Friday evening February 9 1940 the people of Presque Isle and neigh boring towns were very fortunate to hear and see Vladmir Padwa who pre sented a pxanoforte recital in the high school auditorium Padwa is a well known concert pianist and his recital was to benefit the Finnish people A large audience responded and every one left knowing that he had heard a w n derful pianist who will in time undoubtedly be compared with the greatest musicians LATIN CLUB Two meetmgs of the Latin Club were held this year in the old auditorium of the high school and one in the new gymnasium The following officers were elected Consuls Carolynn Parkhurst Christine Mc ean Praetcr Leo Daigle Quaeston Mary Hayes Curule Aediles Luise Cambridge Ardis Wilkins Junior Aedxles Robert Graves Malcolm Mooers Sophomores Aediles Madge Bates Dorothy Wentworth Freshmen Aediles Olive Ellis Barbara Weick Esther Osgood Fred Sprague A successful meeting was held at Christmas time during which gifts and candy were brought by the students and delivered by Santa Frank Sawyer and his assistant Sidney Graves A play Aeneas and Did which is being pre pared to be given sometime in April has the following cast Aeneas Malcolm Mooers Dido Ardis Wilkins Ascanius Mary Hayes Iarbas Anna Robert Graves Carolvnn Parkhurst Jupiter ............................... ..,, ....... . ....................... .... ...... .... ...... L u i s e C ambridge Venus Mercury Achates luno Iris Maidens Georgia Bowser Patricia Long Lillian Blanchard Leo Daxgle Barbara Akeley Grace Wentw rth Christine McLean E 1. S U io' ,GRS kj STUDENT COUNCIL s 1111411 1 1 IS Sffoml 1 1 1 4 1 ll STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l IS composed cf students elected by the students nd re presents the students There are n1ne mem ers who are as follows Pres dent Eugene Hunter VlCE Presrdent Alton Perry Secretary Carolynn Parkhurst Treasurer Robert Graves Other members are W1ll1am Hallett James Hayes Dana Hardy Jack Dun can Harold Souc1er The1r duty IS to make and apply the school laws They ender such dee1s1ons as for the school to furnrsh suff1c1ent money to s nd the cheerleaders to the tournament and to d nate flVC dollars touards the b oadcast of the Presque Isle Bangor baske ball game Thrs body also selects the ones who they thmk deserve a varsrty letter and determme when the class dues are to be collected We hope that 1n fut re years the students of th1s organ1zat1on w1ll as capably fulfrll the1r pos1t1ons as the var1ous members have th1s year 1 l fW - PWM, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY sl ovs ft 0 1 IIIS amnx e un ms 121 es R fld nkl s P on Second row H SOLICIGI R vlilllllll B Akeley C Vlclc X Inn I Cluk I Iunkms If Hunter 'VI Nlooexq NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ThlS year fourteen new members were 1n1t1ated xnto the Natxonal Honor So cxety To attam thls honora le membershrp one must render servxces to the school and possess such qual1t1es as leadershrp scholarsh p and gcod character When a person who seeks to obtam a posxtron durrng hrs school days or even later m llfe IS able to use hrs bexng a member of the Socxety as a refe ence he has a great advantage especrally rn the emphasrs of h1s dependabxlrty We can be sure that the follcwmg students have attarned all these quantres and have proved to be ell glble members Sldney Graves Presxdent elected durrng hrs 3un1or year Robert Graves Vxce Presldent Lester Junklns Secretary Carolynn Parkhurst elected her 1un1or year .lean .lunkrns Patrlcra Long Chr st1ne McLean Lrcllle Clarke Hrlda McPherson Ardrs Wllkxns Eugene Hunter Barbara Akeley Robert Marmo Har old S ueler Malcolm Mo ers Alton Perry and Lu1se Cambrxdge elected her Jumor year The Mars H1ll students belongrng to the Soclety conducted the rnrtlatron whmch was presented as a chapel program Q V U ' I ' Fir. r ' '. Ie t right: A, W'Ik' ' . L, f' I d-g . L. .I k' ,, S. Gr v . 1 ves. U. P: ' lllI'.'l. . IJ g.- w ': . ' '. . . . , , '. . enan. , . V . . ,. . .- : . y . , . . . . V v . . . I I , . , - 0 I' , ISI , , ' ' , At the first meeting of the club this year, the officers were as follows: COMMERCIAL CLUB Pres1dent ............ - ........ M, .......................... - ...... N ......... - .... - ....... .... ...... . V. President .-.- ..... - ......... , ..... - .......... ................ L .......................... Secretary .... - .......... - .... -- ....... -..., .... ,................,..- ............ Treasurer .... . ...... -.- ............ - ,.,. ...... - ........., . -..., ............ ...................... . Business Committee Jean Keirstead-Chairman Ruth Dunton Bernice Gallagher Gilbert Soucier clal Committee Glenda Duncan Chairman Joyce Merritt Madeline Ritchie Grace Garrison Adviser Mr Page officers were elected. Norma McCormack Leland Niles Don Keirstead Philip Nichols There have been four meetmgs and one soclal The club has an enrollment of approximately fifty five members A Sprrng Dance is to be held s on ANNUAL SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Play What A Life direc ed by M ss Conant was present ed in the high school auditorium May 6 1940 The The story of the play consists of the trials and tribulations of various high school students and how they are discxp med All scenes are in the principa s off ce The cast in order cf their appearance is as follows Mrss Shea Mr Nelson Mr Paterson Miss Pike B1 Miss Eggleston Miss Johnson Mr Vecchitto Barbara Pearson Gertie Mr Bradley Miss Wheeler George Bigelow Mrs Aldrich Mr Ferguson Mary Jean Junkms Ralph Walker Fred Sprague Theora Bartley Robert Drew Dorothy Perreault Joyce Kerrstead Clinton Slauenwhxte Mary Graves Alice McHugh Frank Sawyer Ardis Wilkins William Hallett Joyce Merritt Roland Garland Glenda Duncan Students Fsther Osrfood Lester Junklns S dnev Graves Jeanette Willette Alfred Smith William Allen Dorothy Parsons James Tardy Sc ' ' 'll ........ - ........ 1IfffIffffffffffffffffQffffff1fffIfffffffffQfifflffffffffffffifffffffffffffffff ........ Hehry AiafichN'.'f.'.'.'.'.'f.'.'ff..fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff.'f.'.'fffff'ff .................. John vvuiefte ANNUAL SENIOR SPEAKING CONTEST The annual sen1or speaklng contest was held rn the Presque Isle Hlgh School Audxtorlum March 18 1940 Wrth Mss Conant as their fa1thfal advr ser the followlng students spoke rn the followrng order Muse P I H S Orchestra The Beau of Bath He Knevu L1ncoln The I'1ng,er of God Ropes Mus c The Hope of the World SIX een Can We Stay Neutral? A MIHUCI Musrc Lucrlle Clarke Lester W Junkxns M .loyce Merr1tt Ralph W Walker Samuel B MCLZIH Mary F Graves Roland E Garland Aru1s W1lklHb Mtlxay Tarlwll H lldt fl1lIfUH Anon Dalx afrltlr Parka r The wrnners chosen by Mr Ge ge R ch of the Port Isarrfreld H gh School were Ard1s Wrlklns and Ralph Walker who are scheduled to speak 1n the Coun ty Leagsue Contest rn May m i? YQ .., . . . .Y , . l ' ' 13 . , B . . . , - . V l I .. Y ,- 1 -Q . A Y L . .. . P ' s ',. . . 1 n T ' T . f ., 1, 5- m 4 4 5 ' . IME' ., V U, iw, ai r? iz x' .gfvapf 'PEL- l i an lgzl .llq JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First row lelt to iight C Nlchean A Wilkins I Blanchard NI Hayes f Nwfllivillllil Second 1 xx e s JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE This year there has been rgamzed a neu club in which no previous Pres que Isle High School students have been members The Junior Classical Lea gue is a national club consisting of Latin students who in our own school must have had at least two years of Latin This club tends to promote more student interest in the study of Latin It is also a friendship club as it makes possible correspondence with various members in different states Already we have re ceived letters from Maryland. Miss Fillmore is our supervisor. A small gold pin and a certificate certify each one's membership. Though the club has nct yet been very active, we are sure that this League which seems to stimulate so much more interest in Latin will attain top-most success in future years. PRESQUE ISLE HIGH SLHOOF CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 193 940 OFFICERS Presrdent Lawrence James Vrce Presldent Alton Perry Secretary Rxchard Osgood Treasurer Lester Junkms Rep rters Anson Hodgkms Frederrck Allen Greenhand Maynard Monroe The Presque Isle Hrgh School Chap ter Future Farmers of Amerlca brmgs to a close another very sucessful year The year 1939 40 has been one of many noteworthy accomplrshments and recog mtl ns Many honors have been recew ed and many sucessful actxvxtres have been completed durmg the year a few of whrch wxll be presented rn thrs re port No attempt wrll be made to gxve a complete hrstory of the chapter or IH clude all of the chapter actxvrtxes rn thrs report However an attempt wrll b made to present a brxef narratron on s me of the more rmportant accomplxsh ments of the year The Presque Isle Hrgh School Chapter was orpanrzed rn 1931 and recelved rts charter from the State Assocxatxon rn May of the same year Fred P Lormg was advlser at the start and remarned rn th1s capaclty untrl the summer of 1934 at whrch tlme the posrtxon of Agrrcultural Instructor and F F A advrser xx as taken over by Ge rge H Barnes Mr Barnes has very capably and effrcxently frlled thrs posrtxon for the past sxx years Harold Glldden was duly elected and se ved as the frrst Presrdent The fol lowmg boys have also served as Presrdents 1932 33 Maurlce N Allen 1935 37 Owen Smrth 1933 34 Lloyd Stephenson 1937 38 Lonald Krlpatrxck Jr 1934 35 Myron Gartley 1938 39 Dean Ebbett All of these past Presrdents have been State Farmers but one Tw of these members Gartley and Smlth are Amerrcan Farmers The last four Past Presr dents namely Gfartley Smrth Krlpatrrck and Ebbet have won the Bowker Scholarshlp whrch provrdes S300 or two years tu1t1on rn the college of Agrxculture at the Umversrtv of Marne All four are n w students at thrs mstrtutron and are members of the Dean s lrst The total mem ershxp at the present tlme numbers 175 drvrded mto degrees as follows Greenhands 22 Amerrcan Farmers 2 Future Farmers 58 Assocrate Members 49 State Farmers 21 Honorary Members 23 1 1 A4 9 - 1 Adviser ...W ...... . ...... , ...,...... George H. Barnes I . , ' e 1 ' C . . . . . ' . Y . . - f .. ' I - -t . - - , . y . i .- . . . . L n , , , L ' The chapter has the largest number of State Farmers and American Farm- ers of any chapter in Maine Our chapter has won the recognition of being the out tandmg chapter in the state for the mnth consecutive year It also received honoralble mention in the Natronal Chapter Contest in 1936 and again rn 1939 and first place for New England in 1939 A team representing the chapter won second place in the State Sweepstakes Judging Contest held at the University of Maine last June The team competed in cattle potato and poultry Judging rafter cuttrng and rope splicing along with 42 other chapter teams rn Maine The team also won second place in the district contest at Carrbou and first place in cattle Judging at the Northern Maine Fair competing with 15 other chapters in Aroostook County and Northern Penobscot A large number of contests and exhibits have been won by the members of this group during the past year The State News Letter and Scrapbook contests were won by our chapter reporter which brought net returns amounting t S1500 In winning these two contests he automatically won the State Reporters ontest The prize for this was a large F F A Plaque Perhaps the greatest activity during the year was the annual Father and Son Banquet which vsas held in the new gymnastum on Novem er 21 Approximately 240 members dads and guests were rn attendance Lawrence James President served as toastmaster Ralph Walker spoke on behalf of the chapter presenting the address of welcome Mr F A Smith gave the response Other speakers on the program were Ray D Hews H E Cambridge and Harry Sutter Edward Hews a greenhand member delivered the Future Farmer Creed Bryce J rdan H W Kitchen and H E Bryant presented trophies plaques ribbons and other awards to the boys Alton Perry was announced the wmner of the annual potato exhibit Three fathers James Perry Cyrus James and Earl Osgood were elect ed and received honorary membership in the chapter The chapter chick hatching orgamzation operated agarn this past year pro ducing a total f 18 0:6 baby chicks with a net profit of S597 69 We are now in full operation for the present season Approximately 7000 have been sold in advance v.rth plans underway to produce and sell at least 14 000 during this pre sent season Over 3000 chicks have been delivered thus far this season The officers in charge of this activity are as follows General manager Dana Irving Chief delivery clerk Philip Hayden Chief egg tester Harold Farley The Presque Isle Future Farmers Seed Association has lust recently finish ed loading and shipping two carloads of 834 hundred pound sacks of certified seed potatoes to Future Farmer Chapters in West Virginia These potatoes netted the members apprcximately S2 80 per barrel a price which is considerably better than the market Officers of this cooperative association are President Clayton Sprague Secretary and Treasurer Alex McPrerson The chapter Thrift Bank IS another very important and successful actrvrly There are at present 62 members with savings accounts and a total deposit of S1 453 74 Albert Brewer Jr is President of this Bank and Robert Smith is the cashier The chapter F F A rad1o programs have been br adcast over station W A G M during the past year These presentations have been in charge of a com m ttee composed of three members namely Alton Perry, Lester Junkms and Merrill Allen Many of the members have taken an active part . . . ' ' . . ' , . I . . 0 . . . . ' ' 1 c . ' ' l 4 1 l 0 , . , A l I l ' I - I . , . . . , . y - . - 'C , . . . . , , , ' 1 1 -A ' . A . . . c , ., . . V. . . - I . l , . . . . I . . i I Chief salesman .... . ............... ........ - ...... ., ...... Lawrence Fitzgerald , . . l Y . . . , c , . . , . . 1 r - ' . , . , Perhaps the hxghhght of the year was the sendmg of a large delegatxon or members from the chapter to Kansas Clty M1sscur1 to attend the Natlonal Con ventlon of the Future Farmers of Amerxca last October Thls was a two weex trlp whxch was made by automobxle bus boat and tra1n Members taklng the tour were Lawrence James Rlchard Osgood Alex McPherson Vaughn Smrth Elmer Davxs Jr Delgh Shorey Jr Rlchard Sutter and Albert Brewer Jr The chapter has had many addxtlonal successful actxvxtles some of whxch are the ccmpletlon of the S4000 F F A buxldmg pest eradncatmon welfare work chapter lxbrary athletxcs degree teams fxre preventron and conservatxor of agrrcultural and natural resources Reporters Anson Hodgkms Frederlck Allen I INSTRUMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS the Band and Orchestra were not merely orgamzatxons formed to entertaxn the publlc at school functions or to furmsh the muslc at Ibasketball games but that they were rather branches cf the school s system of educatxon operatmg sole ly for the pupll s benefxt and xnstructxon Keepxng thxs xn mmd let us see what has been done to carry out thxs plan The Band and Orchestra together IS drvlded mto frve sectxons as follows Strxngs Reeds Trumpets Percussxon and a SpSCl31 group conslstmg of Horns Barxtones Trombones and Basses Four t1mes each week there are sectlonal rehearsals Once each week there IS one hour of 1ntens1ve practlce rn Band and another m Orchestra Fmally there are the performances ln pubhc By the tlme one has completed thxs course rn instrumental mstructxon he IS prepared to enjoy for the rest of hrs lxfe the pleasure that all amateur musrc xans frnd 1n playxng When Mr. Lewis first came to Presque Isle, he gave us to understand that ll ORCHESTRA 11 IIIISI x 111 14 1111111 1 Il 1 14 S ' 1 P11 N ll 1 111 ll 111 1 1113111 NM IN L I ill IIPPI 1 .LY YL ,T 1737 CFM .J Hi Q- lljj '-'Q 3 Q !CfI SQXX BAN D I I1 x ' 1 It 1 xo 6 1115 Q 4 4 II1111111 lx l11'1111l N Xlsll FN li. 'Z' DEBATING CLUB 1 1 10 111 le 5 9640114 mu IL 1 1 ce x11111ew tnpen DEBATING CLUB Many students Jomed the Debatmg Club th1s fall Robert Maf1HO was chosen to act as Presrdent Sam MCCISIH as V1ce Pres dent and Alrce Laflxn Secretary Debates by the members have been QIVEH all w1nter The two teams were selected by Mr Wallace Aff1rmat1ve Robert MBYIUO Alton Perry and alternat Charles Carpenter negatrve Luc1lle Clarke DOFIS McK1nney and alternate John Wentworth The De ate questron th1s 'wear 15 Resolved The Government should own and operate the ra1lroads Both teams have been domg much work on th1S ques t1on and we feel confrdent that we have some very good debaters ThlS year and scores of good mater1al for commg years WHAT IS H1-Y? The first Hi-Y Club chartered was situated in Lonia, Michigan, in the year 1870. This club has gradually become popular throughout the nation with high school boys, until at present we have 6,750 Hi-Y Clubs registered in the United States. The purpose of our clubs is to create and extend thrcughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The platform upon which we .base our club is clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarshipg these things we believe are essential for good character. The function is to bring tzgether boys who are vitally interested in Christ- ian standards and to provide a channel through which they may explore the pro blems that face h1gh school youth today Our off1cers are Gene Hunter President Sidney Graves V1ce President and Roland Garland Secretary 11 mme 1 H11 1 1+ 1111e ll 1 ll tl 1 l U! ll 1 . I . 1 . . I Fiist 1':1.v. left In right: N. li2lllil!llE'l'. C. XV'll'z1111s. Bl. Dv is y. S. Giives. li- llltll .I. llayr-s. li. fiLll'liillfl, l.. lluiule. ll. Yioletlfi.-Sec'r11141 1-ow: lf, Sziwyer. NV, llullvit. li M11 'i1fo. S. l,1ll'F4lll4. P. Nivh ls. fl. .lx S 11. S. Allen li, XV'i:l1l, li. Hu I-'. A. I'-rrp I, mill. VARSITY CLUB st 1m t 1 I1 ale na ue 11 Drew I T11 cond 1011 l 1 Jun ess1s e ey L w1th IDG 1e1ste.1 lllll9l 0lIl'sl0ll B 'Vl0Sll9l H ole 11d 1 D ucly F' Teed O Sou ald E Hu11te1 lVl009lS I Jcllll6S0ll R Caxlfxnd R OlC'onnell .I Vhllette C Hutcheon At present the Varslty Club cons1sts of twenty seven legal members After th1s years 1n1t1at1on there w1ll probably be nearly forty members Members belongmg to the club are boys and g1rls who have earned the1r letter rn basketi all tenn1s track wmter sports baseoall cheer lead ng and cross country Each member IS expected to attend all meetmgs and take some actlve part IH them as well as 1n soc1al act1v1t1es and 1n1t1at1ons The followmg are th1s years off1cers Presldent Joyce Kelrstead V1ce Pres1der1t Kllburn Stubbs Secretary Ada Mae Turner Every year the club sponsors a formal dance It has been decrded to hold th1s year s dance the n1neteenth day of Aprxl To create more lnterest rn the Varsrty Club m re SOClal funct1ons are be mg planned Fir. 1 '. lei to right: N. Gallagher. G. N'ghti gl . F. S1 ' g . J. T1 'dy. R. ' '. 1, r -dy Se- - ': ,. Smart. A. I l A. K 11 , B. Be-lk . K. Stull.. .I. K' ,- d, A. T ' .I 'l , . . 1 .' . Ol ' .-Th' -ow: G. el , . , . . 1 tht - . . '. VARSITY CLUB lj 7 . 7 1 . 1 l 7 ' 7 PRESQUE ISLES NEW SCOREBOARD On thrs page you see one cf the most attractrve basketball scoreboards xn New England The clock mechanrsm was purchased from the Nat1onal Electrrc Scoreboard Company but the bottom name plate sectron was made possrble through the mterest and generosrty of the Marne Pu: hc Servrce C To Messers Allme Bleckwell and Bemamm go the credlt for the orrgmal rdea of enlarge ment To Herbert Treffery Arnold Treffery Davxd Crockett and Delbert Pack ard go the honors of burldlng and puttlng the board mt actual operation Sw1tches operate lrghts behmd the names of the players m the game The bu b flashes on and off for three seconds when that player scores S from a spectator s stand pornt everythrng concernxng the game rs rndxcated plarnly be fore hmm by the use of these lrghts We know of no scoreboard 1ust l1ke rt m the State and ln combmatron wrth our new gymnasrum lt gwes us one of the best equrpped basketball courts possrble Incldentally the names and score are of thrs year s game vnth Houlton Hrgh Just before the fmal h rn To these publ1c spxrrted men and all those who have supported us thrs year Thanks your mterest has urged us on to do better three lights directly beside the player's name indicate personal fouls. The fourth 1 . AQ GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM 1 NY t 0 X e HH 1 ll 1 5 l9l tl e d llIll9l et 111 1 111 111011 llll 11111 1 1 N XM GIRL S BASKETBALL The g1rls basketball squad conslsted of f1f een g1rls thlS year The g1r1s d1d not have a v ry successful s ason as far as v CIOTICS were concerned but they all had the benef1t of much exoenence and tne able coachmg of M s Wo sl No def1n1te Dlans have been made for 1rls b sxetball tor the year 1941 The followmg g1rls rece1ved letters Capt Ada Turner Bernardme Mosher Barbara Beckwxth J yce Keustead Joyce Johnston Harrret DuMont Leagee Game lAway1 1Home1 iHomel iAwayb lAwayD fHomeJ fAwayJ fAwav5 fHcmel fHomel Anna West Phylhs Garr1son Mgr Charlene DeLong A FF F H H W H B Beekw1th 40 Fist ro '. le't I right: P. GZll'l'lS0ll. 1. VV st. A. 'S0ll. S0111 l 'ow: Il. Mrsl Kiwsr El . A. T ' '. R. H -k tl. .l. .Iol111s1c . H. 1111 .L Tl 1 '1 ': Mg: C. I1 l.!ll2'. P. lllll'l0ll. IC. Willetxe. QXI. fllillyil. Y. H-211411. A. lalll-llll. u11z1c'h .I, 'md P. I. H. S. 16 C. H. S. P. I. H. S. 14 . C. I. P. I. H. S. 22 . . H. S. P. I. H. S. 20 W. H. S. P. I. H. S. 23 H. H. S. P. I. H. S. 6 C. H. S. P. I. H. S. 12 A. I. I. P. 1. H. S. , 17 F. . H. s. P. I. H. S. 8 . . S. P. I. H. S. 14 . . S. BASKETBALL Suffermg a defeat at the hands of a team IH an overtxme perrod the P I H S Wlldcats lost the rxght to play off for the Eastern Marne Champxonshxp Thxs was a defeat whxch we had not antxc1pated but we were lcokxng forward to havmg a State Champxonshxp Team nevertheless we are proud of the boys Capt Hunter Thomas Curtxs Southard Tompkxns Mooers and all other members of the team should all be very hxghly commended for thexr good work All are good players and have served thexr school well Not only the players deserve a lct of credlt but Coach Hanscom should e lauded very hrghly for hxs good sportsmanshrp and xx ell done work Although slx men are graduatmg thxs sprmg we have several lettermen commg back and I am sure that all the school wxll be behmd these boys and to you too coach we wlsh the best luck rn the world SCORES OF GAMES PLAYED Alumnl Madawaska Madawaska Stearns Rrcker Carlbou C Mtlhnocket Bang r Watervtlle F F H S Washburn Wmnslow Houlton Carrbou Bangor 'UR Dexter Rxcker C F H Mame Frosh Washburn Houlton Tourney Games D Foxcroft 26 Wmslow Bangor The Las H 'ne Game was a Bene fmt Game Rrcker CHEER LEADERS 4' I It In ll hr XX Halls! Illlll c umm X Smth pn N A F A BASKETBALL TEAM F PRESQUE ISLE FUTURE FARMERS MADE GOOD RECORD The Presque Isle Hxgh School Future Farmers Basketball team has comprl ed an excellent reoord agarn thrs year wmnmg seventeen games and losrng nme All games have been played agarnst maJor competron mcludrng some of the best hrgh school teams rn the county All boys on the team are actrve members of the Future Farmer Chapter and have been elxgrble accordrng to rulxngs of the Marne Prrnclpals Ass c1at1on Many good trrps were taken bv the Farmer outfrt :hrs year rncludmg he wo game trrps vrsxtrng Patten and LaGrange on one week end and he two day tour to Fredrrcton and St John N B on February 16 and 17 Thrs IS the srxth year that thrs crganrzatxon has sponsored a ball clufb In the srx years the teams have won a total of 105 games and dropped only 31 Thrs rs somewhat of a record consrderrng the opposrtron that the boys have been meetrng THE RECORD FOR 1939 40 Sherman Hrgh Madawaska Hxgh Fort Falrfreld .I V Centrevrlle Hrgh Centrevrlle I-Irgh Sherman I-I1gh Rrcker Secondary Fort Farrfreld .I V Ashland Hrgh Ashland Hrgh Madawaska Tramxng Patten F F A LaGrange I-Irgh Rrcker Secondary LaGrange I-Irgh Mapleton Hrgh Woodstock N B Hrgh Merrrll I-Ilgh Frederrckton N B H1gh St John N B Hrgh Merrlll I-Irgh P I All Stars Patten F F A Madawaska Tramrng Woodstock N B I-Irgh Total 712 Total P. I. F. F. 21 ' 19 P. I. F. F. 35 ' 38 P. I. F. F. 17 ' ' . . 18 P. I. F. F. 25 ' ' 17 P. I. F. F. 30 ' ' 24 P. I. F. F. 8 ' 23 P. I. F. F. 25 ' A 28 P. I. F. F. 28 . ' ' . . 13 P. I. F. F. 40 ' 15 P. I. F. F. 25 ' 22 P. I. F. F, 31 Madawaska High 25 P. I. F. F. 19 ' ' 18 P. I. F. F. 25 . . . 12 P. I. F. F. 21 ' 23 P. I. F. F. 31 ' 37 P. I. F. F. 44 ' 26 P. I. F. F. 15 ' 42 P. I. F. F. 35 , . . ' 26 P. I. F. F. 25 ' ' 22 P. I. F. F. 29 ' , . . ' 25 P. I. F. F. 28 . . . . ' 30 P. I. F. F. 12 ' ' 11 P. I. F. F. 24 . . 21 P. I. F. F. 29 . . . 11 P. I. F. F. 33 ' ' 26 P. I. F. F. 28 , . . ' 39 584 BASEBALL 39 The P I H S aseball team was not qulte as much cf a success as was expected last season thls can be attrrbuted to the mabxlxty to hxt and an error rn the last mnmg whlch lost many of our almost won games Agam we can hard ly expect our boys to be a success rf only a certam few attend themr games and support them e have f1VC or srx lettermen back th1s year and wxth a few breaks we can look for thxs team of Wrldcats t go places The followmg men wxll be back th1s year Capt Curt1s Hunter Smart Jameson Thompkms Stubbs Grant Teed W1llette Parsons Graves SCORES OF GAMES PLAYE Carlbou Carl ou C Houlton Carrbou Washburn F Farrfreld C Carxbou Washburn F Faxrfreld M Trarnmg M Tralnrng Exhlbxtlon game Exhnbxtxon game League game Exhrbrtron game Exhrbmtron game TRACK 39 Although last season was not as successful as the year before the 39 Track Team took second place m the County Meet Wxth last years graduatxon we were left wxthout any werght men for the year of 40 Warren N rton turned rn some fme work 1n these events last year He also took a thrrd rn the broadyump Dana Street recexved the only frrst place n the County Meet m the hrgh Jump whxle B03 Drew and Duplessrs d1d well rn the long drstance runs Coach Wallace has o develop some new men for the vacanc1es left by graduates but we feel confxdent that he rs qurtc capable of producmg men who w1ll turn rn some good work and although Carlbou and A C I wrll be stronger next spr1ng than last we are sure Coach Wallace w1ll do hrs best Efents at County Meet m whrch P I men scored Mlle Run Plourde Carrbou Tompkrns A C I T1me 4 40 4 5 Duplessls Beauheu P I W . . . . .. ' ' o P. I.- 7 ' - 5 ' ' ' P. I.--10 '-: -13 ' ' ' P. I.-10 A. . I. - 1 , P. I.- 1 - 5 P. I.- 6 ' - 7 P. I.-13 u -- 4 P. I.- 4 . ' ' - 9 P. I.- 4 A. . I. - 8 P. I.- 5 Houlton - 7 P. I.-17 ' - 6 P. I.-11 - 3 P. I.- 4 . ' ' - 6 P. I.- 3 . ' ' -13 ' ' P. I.- 7 . ' ' -13 '- ' ' ' - P. I. 5110 Put Broan Jump re X90 Run Po1e Vdrxlt K l.1xL11r1 hx err t1 BurmL11 Norton Ba11arf1 Carxbou Street Coy R1 ker M rpm Houlton Mooerb Tho me H L11ton L 31 P P1ourdc Ldrrbou fampkm HJ 1-Ioulton Drew Burma Rmdeout L 1 mtuam Grant L11 lsc M111Lr L Bun lc mmm C, 11 Q L1 L, N10 tor Tx hh DISKWULC 41 Hemgrht Trme Hmght W 5 Dmtdrmrn 147 Z 3 4 ritdn 1 A 4 V 2 -M I . F. -f Y,,., F.1d '. N 'T3-4 -f-- P. I. 1 : --'- P. I. 'IH V '-4- P. 1. 'Y 1 1 W- F. QF. 'S---A.C.1. 111 fd. ' ' 21811-5 ' --f- P. 1. 1 l X11--Y F. F, ' r' fir ' AV- A. 1. 111: 'llardy P. 1. 31 W- 15. 15. ' -V A. C. 1. ' af: -- 1 ,1f I ' - -- A '.1. 1111 F 15 F N'-z'--f P.I. 'K - 'Hs' it 14 131511151 Hummel. -f if I . iivcrctt ff 1215 15-1' H A. 1 1Y. ' 1.11: -03' 4 1 r 11 1 A111 f N. 1 CROQS COUNTRY S Xlfn I- W1llPT8 I Smut foarhVSaI re CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country a revlved sport to the hlgh school was rntroduced thxs year Coach Wallaces team held a farrly successful schedule and as there were no senxors on the team xt can almost be certam of even better results next year The members f the squad were Capt Armand Dupless s Francrs W1llette Gerard Delucry Lmwood Pelletler Sam Allen Herman Nevers Bob Graves Eugene Lxbby Allen Kelley Luther Smart Frank Hemph1ll Leon Shalek and Alton Perry The frrst meet was held wxth Carrbou and Presque came out vxctorxously but the home team lost to Carr ou 1n the next meet The thlrd meet vxas held wxth Mars H111 and P I was beaten by only 3 pornts Bexng handrcapped by the xllness of Delucry Presque Isle frmshed 1n 5th place mn the County meet Left to right: Mgr. N. Gallz1f.rl1e1'. L. Pelletier, G. llelm-ry, R. Graves. A. rlluplessis 1, ' V la-. ! I ' I I .lb . . . Y pang st ION! ett f 1l1a2he1 L Shoxe f Hutcheon H P1an111 an 1 e11de1 F11 101111 Xallace econd 1 111 Il A Duple sis llll 1 III 14111 c Pl X 1 1 WINTER SPORTS The W1Hf6Y Sports Team this year was comp sed of freshmen sophomores and 1un rs with only one senior out for this sport Gilbert Soucier Our coach was Dana Wallace and the manager was Newman Gallagher Participants in the events were Snowshoeing A Duplessis G Souc1er C W1ll1ams B Beaulieu Sk mg G Hutcheon G Nightingale D Wray H Rediker C Sprague D Keirstead J Crock L Smart Cross C untry A McHugh G Clark L Shorey Skating L Tardy M Doody W Henderson G McGuire H Flannigan The following men winning first places won their letters: G. Nightingale won his letter at Mars Hill. L. Tardy and M. Doody won letters at the county meet at Caribou. A. Duplessis won 6th place in the State Finals of the mile snswshoe race and Sth in the county.H.Rediker entered the county meet in the down hill Slalom race at Caribou. Although the team did not win a meet it had a great deal of experience by going to the different meets. The school has however scme excellent material to begin work next year. 5'-1 EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT We were fortunate m recexvmg such a wlde assortment of year books Frfteen exchanges were sent by dlfferent schools and three wrll get here a l1ttle too late to be mentl ned 1n thrs column We hope the followlng comments and cr1t1c1sms wxll be accepted by the contnbutxng schools w1th the feelmg of frlend shlp rn whlch they are gxven The Crlmson Crxer Orono H1gh School Orono Mame Y u have an excell ent all around book Your cover and des1gn are very pretty and art1st1c Dont you thxnk an enlargement of your llterary column vx uld make a more 1nterest mg yearabook? Northern Lrghts Stearns l-llgh School Mlllln cket Marne Your Llterary Department deserves specral praxse The Puzzle Sectxon IS both xnterestxng and or1gmal Keep up the good work The Trxdent Brewer Hxgh School Brewer Ma1ne The desxgn on your cover lS mstructxve and Cflglnal Your book would be more complete wlth an xndex mn front The photographs m your book are very lnterestxng The M1crophone Hermon Hxgh School Hermon Marne Much thought and care have been reoulred to produce so much mstructlve and creatxve mater1al rn such a small and attractrve year book Your write up on the Senlor class was complete but why not have reports of the classes of 40 41 and 42? Pme Needles, Mattanawcook Academy Lxncoln Marne Y ur hook IS an excellent one The Locals Sectxon was very entertaxnmg It must be the envy of many schools to put out a year-book with such a condensed and neat arrange- ment of ads. The Northland Washburn Hxgh School Washburn Mame You cover the school actxv1t1es very well but your book seems a lxttle mcomplete A Lrterary Department and an Exchange Department would solve thxs problem The Prlct Mechanxc Falls Hrgh School Mechamc Falls Mame Your motto rs very msprrmg Your book ns very lxvely ln every department The Joke De partment was especxally enjoyable The Reflector Carnbou Hrgh School Carrbou Mame Your Snapshots were very mterestmg Your mterest rn grammar sch ol act1v1t1es rs thoughtful The presence of a Lrterary Department would make The Reflector superior to most other books The Tatler Fort Farrfxeld Hrgh School Fort Farrfreld Mame Your 1939 Tatler IS very wrtty and sh fws much talent for humor rn your school Why not mtroduce a Lxterary Column and glve the three lower classes a wrxte up? The Lever Skowhegan Hrgh School Skowhegan Mame You have a com plete and rnterestrng book The Skowhegan Hxgh School Poll Results are mcst entertarmng The attractrveness of the year book would be xmproved rf the advertrsmg was ln one section The North Star Houlton Hlgh School Houlton Marne Your Lxterary De partment shows much hard work and makes your book an mterestxng one We ll'ldlVldU8l photographs of the graduatmg class? The Maple Leaf Mapleton Hxgh School Mapleton Mame Your book IS well arranged The Wlse Crax was especxally wltty Why not have more poetry? The Messalonskee Rrpple M L Wxlhams Hrgh School Oakland Mame Y u have a well prmted attractxve book The Semor Alphabet was unlque and showed much skrll The arrangement of your drfferent departments adds to the attracrtveness of your year book The Beal Buzzer Beal Busxness College Bang r Marne Your Llterary and GOSSIP Departments are the best we have yet recerved The edxtorxals show much thought and are very mstructxve Why not have an Exchange Column? Lasell Leaves LasellJun1or C llege Auburndale Massachusettes You have a very lxvely book Your Short Stcrxes and poetry show much talent The essays are of great rnterests The Personals Column IS unxque Why not grve more rn formatxon on school actrvrtxes? Acknowledgmg the perxodxcals Houlton Hrghster Hoult n H1gh School Houlton Mame The Comet Lrmestone Hlgh Sch ol Llmestone Mame The Fay Scnpt N H Fay Hrgh School Dexter Marne Rucker Reporter Rucker Classxcal Instrtute, Houlton Marne Ralph Walker 40 , . I I 1 -W ' ' ' ' ll DI I j I 1 ll If ' ' XA ' Q ' 1 s W . 1 v ' '- ' ' ' KK ' if ' 1 1 ' - . ' are especially pleased with your fine binding and Snapsh:ts . Why not have I ' ' I I T- ' C , ' . .- . . . : ,, . C ' . 3 ' . 2 , . . C i v 9 V 'WFM 4'A'ua. hula, 0' hmmm W 3266? NN. 'wwf ,,,,. -Q, .5 Xa HEAR YE' HEAR YE' HEAR YE' COME AND SEE OUR MAMMOTH EXTRAVAGANZA' Tx o shows a day except Saturdays and Sundays at the Hrgh School Bu11d mg Thrs super sh w features Long and Delong the two tallest g1rls1n the world Captam Hunter 1ust back from the Wrlds of Bangor wrth hrs strmg of lalles hearts He also brrngs to you a portron of the lost barxal grounds of Dark est Marne flve Graves rnscrxbed wrth the names Mary Sxdney Margaret Rocert and Chrlstlne Can YOU solve the mystery of who they really are? In adrutlon we also offer a complete zoo w1th such headhners as Bobby the Marrno Sheep Curtls the Prg Bowser the Dog Woman and O rn the Seal You c nt afford to mlss the rest of our wonders among whrch are Elton the Human H art and h1s brother Sterlmg the Krdney Clarr the only Blonde Pearl 1n cap trvrty Ellxs the Prtless Olrve and G rald pos1t1vely the only Nrghtxngale on K1 All these acts are under the a le supervrsron of Rxngmaster F S Cunmng ha'n On your way out of the ma1n bulldlng dont forget to v1s1t our Slde Show where such curxosltles as moths that bawl bells that hop floors that dance cre m that vanxshes rrght before yo r eyes ropes that sklp gardens that rock an a tooth that actually pastes are kept ANNOUNCING THIS WEEKS HITS NOW SHOWING AT P I H S MON DAY Specral prrces tonrght for The Enter nal Trrangle starrmg Mr Mames and hrs Geometry Class Also News and Comedy Rome rn a Day wrth Anne Frllmore TUESDAY Featurxng A Knlght rn Love wxth Maryorre Knlght and Lawrence John son Added Attractron Always Late presentmg Bobby Marmo WEDNESDAY See Under The Blg Top presentmg for the fxrst tlme on the screen B1ll Hanscom and has Wxldcats See B1ll put hrs cats through therr paces A show packed wrth thrills and adventure Also How to get a Man rn Ten Easy Les sons wrth Nancy Kent THURSDAY Mrcrobes rn Actron wxth Glen Chamberlarn and Pr fessor Grant Also a free dress hanger wxll be gxven to each lady present IFRI DAY Dont faxl to see The Ladys From Parls starrmg Della Houghton and her semor French Class Extra ar to n Dont Count Your Chxckens Be fore They Hatch wlth the Future Farmers SATURDAY Double Feature today G1ggl1ng Grrls presentmg Dottle Parsons and Mary Graves and Heavenly Aromas featurmg Vera Brastow and the Home Ec Grrls Also Srlly Symphony wxth Mr Lewrs and the Orchestra HEARD HERE AND THERE Alby Brewer If you play another trrck on me Ill eat your Adams apple down to the core shrp always called a she? Srlly Sarlor Becaus It costs so much to keep one rn parnt and powder Frrst Goat You should have come to our house last mght We had an auto for supper Second Goat You dld? What kmd? Frrst Goat Oh a Ford V Eght Inkabott m tat a dancel The floor IS certamly slxppery Smkabottom tdrsgus ed yy That s not the floor Thats my neu shoe shme Lady Customer Is that all the mens socks you have? Clerk That s all lady except the ones I have on He Tellxng lxes rs not one of my fall mgs She No my dear It s one of your few successes Jean Kerrstead Id lxke to Jom a fra termty when I go to college Mrke Walker expresses the desxre to be house You ve all heard of the Scotchman who went to summer s ho l so he wouldnt spend hrs vacatxon Ardent Angler In what part of thrs country are the flSh the most plentl fu 7 Local Yokel In the water One semor boy we know declares that nob dys pmned anythlng on hmm srnce he was a baby Lrttle Loure was lookrng at a prcture of Elqah gorng to heaven rn a charlot of frre Porntrng to the halo ab ut the prophets head Loure exclarm ed See mamma hes carrymg an extra tlre A certarn freshman grrl declares that not all germs were made rn Ger many l . 1 ' ' ' - H . . .X ,, . ' ' u A: n lf ' I If ' , ' r I Y ' ll I ' Il ' ' ll ' ' ' . -c - . , .. , . . 4. h n V ' : p ,, - l . n X Q H ' ' V I 1 ' ' ' 11 Q . ' ' H In ' l H . . ' . . . 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Drrppledrlp He took one look at her and told her to grab the fxrst chance The Swatn idanclngl Thts rs srmp ly rrpplng My feet hardly seem to be t uchtng the floor The Mard fwrth feellngj You re rxght touch the floor Confucrous Say Dent1st poorest man rn the world He always lxves from hand to mouth Oomph glrl ltke Post Offxce Always have male Gxrl wrth long fmger narls lrke cop Can prnch Your son tlpS me more generously than you do slr a taxrcalo drlver saxd t a wealthy c1ty gentleman He has a r1ch father I havent CAN YOU GUESS WHO ex Home Room Favortte Expressron Talent Characterlstlcs Partrcular Frrend ex Home Room Favorxte Expressron Talent Characterrstxcs farttcular Frrend ex Home Room Pavorrte EXPYCSSIOH Talent Characterlstrcs Partrcular Fr1end ex Home Room I-avorlte Expressxon Talent Charactenstxcs Partrcular Frtend Sex Home Room Pavorxte Expressron Talent Characterrstxcs Partrcular I4 rrend Male Gee Charm ng the ladxes and playmg guard center and forward on the basketball team Hrs harr hangs ln hrs eyes and he has a gorgeous smxle Everybody Female By the l1ttle red hen Annoymg Mr Wallace Blonde hatr and blue eyes A Mxss from Westfleld Male Watch what you re doxng Forward on the basketball team Hrs brg feet and appettte A bl nde basketball star Male Dont be foohsh Lookmg handsome and charmmg the ladtes r1ves a Terraplane car A cute l1ttle senlor glrl Male 16 Got any apples Playrng basketball She is a country gxrl and she ltkes to grve partmes A guard on the g1rl's basketball squad It is ripping and your feet doni That's quite possible, was the reply. S 11 S . 16 S 12 S 11 Wake Up and Lrwe Unmarrred Way Down South Club de Femmes To Mary Wrth L ve I Alvxays Dream of B ll Nrght and Day We ve Come a Long, Way Speak To Me of Love Sophrstrcated Lady Sons and Fathers Of Mree and Men A Star rs Borr Three C mrades All About Me Small Fry I Want a Grrl I .lust Dont Care Any More Easy Lrvrng Let s Dan e THE PASSING FANCY Advree to Study Hall Sleepers All of Us Where Peggy Glrdden s Letters Delong Gould Junkrns Brevue Hugo Olore Ardys Wrlkrns Orrn and Lrllran Together Sen ors on Graduatron Day Marguerrte MCLL d Mrss Houghton I' Lture Farmer Banquet At Qenror Play Trsouts Parkhurst Glrdden and Graves Gene Hunter Joe Crock Kerth Robertson Jesse James Easter Vacatron Brlly Ha lett Answers to CAN YOU GULSS WHO Jack Tompkrns Marguerrte MCLe d Fred Thomas lrorrest Crarg Ada Turner I Junkrns R Smrth 41 H 7 . , S - 2 , ' . 'r Y ' r ' ' Jn 1 . ia ra -, . ., . Y A ' What Girls Talk About , A ,, . r ' ' ' rv - , A - 7 , A Lf 1 Y ' G S -- 1. ' 2. 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I f-4 M fv -I MX ALUMNI We the students the faculty and other frrends are always mterested rn the alumnr of the past year We want to know how far they have gone rn their voyage of lrfe and what they have accomplished To obtam thxs mformatlon I wandered down to the steamshlp wharf o day to watch the boats leavxng for many destxnatrons When Ireached the wharf I frrst looked at the passenger llsts and found that thxrteen of the alumn1 were leavrng on one cf the boats Wrllxam Bonvllle and Austm Parker were saxl mg for the port of Madawaska Trarnmg School Phyllxs Corkum for the Unrver sxty of New Hampshrre Wllla Dudley Dean Eb ett Ernest McGlaufl1n and Bette Walker for the UH1VCfSltY f Ma1ne Marxe Mahaney for Hartford Con Marne Marxlynn Parkhurst and Dorothy W1nslow for Bates College Elxzabeth Trundy for Wheelock s Kxndergarten Sch ol rn Boston and Euclld Cyr for Old Town Marne to work rn a factory Among the spectators were othe members of the alumnl The students at tendmg Aroostook State Normal Sch ol were Belle Barrett Betty Brown Kath leen Dumas Irms Dyer Ruth Dyer Marjorle Everett Charlene Foster Helen Goldstone Laura Goode Regxnald Hxggrns Ghernot Kn x Mary Long Ada Mc Nally Warren Norton Dorrs Perry Margaret Pomeroy Amy Shaw and Ralph Wh1ttaker Another group of students came from dear old Presque Isle Hlgh School where they are takmg a Post Graduate course Thrs group cons1sted of Eldora Allen Gertrude Bartley Kathleen Bo ne Vrrgmra Boyle James Dubay Charles Dudley Lrllxan I-Irggmns Jeanette Martm Dorothy Packard and Mary Ranney , . , . . . . . A . ne . . . 3 . . - . . 2 . , ,S , . , . . C . 5 . ' - necticut, where she is in trainingg Virginia Melville for Nass-on in Portland, . 2 . . Q . I , . A . . . ' v , . . v- ' , 1 . y . . , . . ' I . 3 - , - ' I I VY 7 I l . . . . D . , ' t Of course we all cant go away from home to school and to other places be cause soneone has to remarn at h me to keep thmgs gorng whrle the others are away The boys and grrls who drd thrs were Ruth Ackerman Valeda Frnnamore and Owe Wrlcox who are employed at Newberrys Amos Churchrll who rs employed at Etscovrtz Sons Garage Fernald Garland who 5 empl yed at A M Smrth s Hardware Store Elrzabeth Grberson wh IS employed at Oak s Studro Randolph Grant who rs workrng rn the Carxbou laundry Bedford Hartt who rs empl yed as sub r-ook at he Presque Isle Grrll Robert Hendrrckson an an nouncer at W A G M Marv Lorkhart who rs workrng rn Westfreld John Marrno who rs employed at the Btate Theatre and the Frrst Natronal Store Myron Nrles who IS workmg at the A and P Hazel Sloat who IS empl yed at Woolworth s Dana Street who rs employed at the Postal Telegraph and Beat rrce Carney George Coffey Rrchard Coffey Chrxstabel Drllen Robert Drllen D rrs Hall and Gladys Pelkey who are employed elsewhere rn Presqre Isle and are workrng full trme The former students vsho were remarnrng rn therr own homes thrs year and workrng part trme were M1ldred Allen Delbert Bartley John Beaulreu Lulu Coffey James Downrng June Grggey whose home rs rn Smyrna Mrlls Paulm Johnston Merle Krdney Jenn1e Knox Alphy Martrn Garfreld Maynard Mar yorre Neddeau Edwm Packard Madelme Parks Erma Shea Baroara Sullrwan George Thomas and Jean Wrlder Patrrcra Long 40 69 U Q3 1? 1 , . 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O O Complete Courteous Competent Funeral SSTVICS Ambulance SGTVICC 4 LICENSED EMBALMERS LICENSED ADY ASSISTANT GRAVES Where Cyood Furmtwre Is Not Expenswe I I I L Da one -ZSI I I one ' Presque Isle, Maine x . . I - ++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 ++++++++++++++ D' VD EE? is 535 ,Cf IO 3' fo Qc E13 PB F4 Q2 Fl :O S: OO OO P-4 I3 O ++++++++++++++ -2- -I -I-+ ' + Z, F .V 3 W 1 L , X 1 h l T ! . I 1 1 A ' 1 g ' T A A w , 1 T ' I T Q .Y . X , L Y i N l 4 A ' ' 1 Q 1 1 I l ' . v A u O 1 v 1 o Q L ++ '- + + gi Presque ISle, Mame E + + E if 1 c jg + + + + + xr E 1 1 BUYERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF 35 + + EE AROOSTOOK TABLE STOCK AND SEED E + + + + QQ POTATOES 2 + 2: E +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 E + + + + + + 2 G Irvmg Brown Ji 1 i if 32 + + i 33 'f' + POrtra1tS Of Quahty 35 + if 1 + -I- i i + + 2 CLASS PHOTOORAPHER E 1 3? E E 22 770 mam Sm-f 2 if 1 + + fg PRESQUE ISLE MAINE E ++++ + + + + + + + + + + ig + + + + + + + + + + E + + + + E + + + + + + + + + + E + + + 4- 40+4- 4+ +-x-x-++-x-x-x-++++-x-x-++-r-+-x-x--x-+++-x-+ THE ESTELLA SHOP Ill: -I-+-I-+++-I-+-l-+++++++-l--l--l--I + + + + -l- + -l- + + + -I' -I- -l- -P -I- -l- + -l- + -P -l- + -1- -I- 32 'I'-l--l--l -l--l--I +-I--l-+++++++++++ Northeastland Hotel Burldmg Presque Isle Marne DRESSES Graduatron Dance and Sport wear G1fts and Novel 1es l--l-+-l-++-l-+++-I--I-+++++-l--l-+++-l-++++++++++++++-I--l-++-l-+-l 1 +++++++-l-++++++++-I--I--l-+ + + -l- + -I- i I -l' + + -X- i i if 23 + -l- i 2? 2? ii i 1' -l- -l- + -l- + + i i + + + -l- + -l- + -l- + 4--l -l + l--l-++ l-+++++-l--l-+ l--l--1 'l' HOLMES JEWELRY STORE For the Graduate S lect One or Our Quallty H3m1lfOD Watches Presque Isle Mame Compllments of McCorm1ck Deermv Store Complete Lme of McCorm ck Deermg Farm Equlpment and Internatronal Motor Trucks Sales Servnce DYER STREET Presque Isle, Marne Phone 5221 + l 2 l as E -l-+++-l--l-+ l-++-l-++++++++ -l- -l- -I- -l- + -l- -l- -l- -l- + + + -l- -l- + + -I- + r -r l-++-I--l -l +-l--l-+++-I--I-+++++ BROWN S PHARMACY Your Squlbb S ore Qualxty Drugs Sz Prescrrp moms Presque Isle Marne -X- + i i 2? -I- i if if -l- 2? + + 2? + 1 -l- i 32 E + + 1 + E 5? + -I- 1 3? + + + + -I- + -I- -I- + + -L -!-++-l-++-n -l-+-r-I--l-+-l-+++-l-+++++++++++-l--l-+-x--l-+++ -l- -l- -I- -K- -l- -l- -l- + -1- + -I- -I- + + -l- -l- + + -l- -I- + + + -l- + + + -I- + + + 5 + + -l- -l- + -I- + -l- -I- -l- -l- -X- -l- -l- + + + + -l- + -l- + -l- + -l- r +-L+-l-r -I + -I -I- + l- + -1- -l- + -l- -l- + -l- -l- -l- -l- -l- + -X- + + -l- -l- -l- -l -I- -l- + -1-++++++-l'-l--l--l--l--l-+-l--' + + + -l- -X' + -l- -l- -l- -l- -l- -l- -l- + -E' -K- -X- -X- + -l- + -X- -l- + + 5? -1- i--I-++ X--I--l--I--I--l--I +1-++++++ C mplrmeme of THOMPSON'S PHARMACY The Rexall Store Has the Lowest PYICCS m Town Presque Isle Marne e ' W- . 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V . . v ' , l . . ++++++++++++++4++ +P+ -x+++++++++++++-x--x-++++i + + + + + + + -x- + + -x- + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 1 -+++++++++++++++++++ + ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ C mpllmems of Thlbodeaus Shoe Store Presque Isle Mame +P++++++++++++F+++P ri 1 1 + + 1 1 + + 1 1 1 1 + + 1 + 1 1 + + + + + + 1 1 + 1 1 + 1: -x- + 1 + + r + +++++++++++++++++++4 C mplmments of M Q W DINGWALL Insurance Presque Isle Marne Malne Publlc SCFVICC Co Presque Isle, Mame Compllments of U J Hedrlch Company Establlshed l898 Bottlers of Orange Crush Moxne Hobart Hull Gmger Ale Presque lale Marne 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 +++++ ++ ++++ T+ + + + + + + + + + + E + + + E + + + 4 4 4 4 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + -1 + + + 4- 4- -F +401 ++++++++++++++++++ ++ jr + -x -x + 1 + + 1 + -x- 1 + -x- + i + i 1 if + I + + + + + + + + + 1 +++++++++++++++4 1- ++ . ..g., ,Q . l . + + . + . + + . i . I + ' + , . my + 1, + - + . + ' . - + . 9 + 0 1 . ' 4- . 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' + 4' . + + + + 1 - + ++ - ' Compliments of + + +++++++++++++++++++L+ 1 + + + -P + 4- -P 4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -P 4- -P 4- 4- 4- 4- 1 ++++ +++++ +++++++++ Wear No Mend Hoslery + WILKINS Presque Isle Marne + 4 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ i++++++++++++++++++++ + 1 + 1 1 410?+40++40P+40P+40F+40P+40+ C mpllments of NORTHLAND CLEANERS And DYERS 213 State Street Presque Isle Mame +++ ++ +4P+ 1+++4 + + I + 4 + I + E I + + + + I + 4 + 4 I i 4 I + I + + 4 + I + + + P 'I' + +44 ++ ++ Matemal Cement Land and Chimney THe Gasohne +++++++++ SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FISHING TACKLE BASEBALL EQUIPMENT TENNIS RACKETS GUNS AMMUNITION BICYCLES A M Smlth Company SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS We would like twe opportunity to supply your needs In any of the foHowlng hnes Groe mes Meats Hardware Grass Seed Garden Seeds Spraynng Aroostook Co Operatlve Co 260 262 Mam Street Presque Isle, Marne I I I I 4 I I I I I I I +++++ +++++++++ 4+ ++T+ + 4 4 + I + I 4 I E 4 I I + 4 + -I 4- 4- 4- I 4- 4- I 4- -I -P I -P I 4- L I I 'I' -P 4- 4- ++++ +4 40r+40r an OH N ++++ 4 4 4 4 + + 4 4- -I I I 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- I -I I I 4- 4- 4- -P 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -I 4- 4- 4- I 4- -F I 4- 4- 4- I I 4- 4- 4- 4- P -P 4- P + 4- ++++++++++++++++++F4i 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -P 4- 4- 4- I 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- -I 4- I -+++++++++++++++++++4+ ++++44+ + 4- 4 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- I 4- 4- 4- I 4- -I 4- -I 4- 4- 4- I 4- 4- 4- II 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- I3 4- 4- 4- 4- I J. 4- .L 4- 4- 4- 4- I -I 4 -P40+4'+ 4-4- -P40+ 40? 40? 40+40+4-4094-+4e+40+40+40+4u+4u+40+40+4n+4'+ R C THOMPSON CO Dral 7331 ++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++4 John Ileere Farm Machmery Har dre Sprayers De Laval Cream Separators and Repaxrs Presque Isle Marne -F40+4'+'-40F4'+4'+40+4'4'F40P4-4'F40P4'+4'+ Complxments of Presque Isle Grill 177 State Street Presque Isle, Mame Complrrnents of NICKERSON S Drug Store gl Luncheonette Presque Isle Marne +++++++++++++++++++++++++ 40+ +++++ 40+ 40+ 4-4- 4-4-4- 4-4- I 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- I -I 4- -P 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- I -P -P 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- J-Q P 4- 4- 4- 4- -P 4- -P-P4 ' ' .. 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T r++ Complrments of AROOSTOOK BAKING CO A B C BREAD Presque Isle Marne 4 1 + 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 + 1 + 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 + 1 1886 1940 Fred P Stevens Company Srxle Leaders of Clorhmg or Younv Mm and Men That Nexer Grow Old 1 1 1 +++++++++++++++++++ I' -r+10P+4'F+4MP+4'F+4'P Co'npl1ments f +++++++++++++L BENSON S SERVICE STATION TRY Us FOR SERVICE JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS ALES Sz SERVICE + Phone Z 3511 Mam Street Presque Isle Mame +40P+40P4'P+4'P4'P+4'P+4'+40P+40+4'P++4 1 + + I i 1 + + 1 1 + + + + + i 1 1 + + + 1 i++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++-x-++++++++1 +1-+++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++TH+v++ +40?40?+4'+40?+4'+4'+4'+4'Pi0P4'+40+40P4'P Complrrnents f MABEL S Ice Cream Parlor, Soda Fountain 8: Lunches Presque Isle, Marne -r+4'P40F+4'+ BERRY MOTORS Sales Servzce Dua 541 1 ++-1-+++++++++++++++++++++-I-++++ LISTEN ' To Mames Radio Programs From WAGM Owned and Operated by Ar ostook Broadcastmg Corp Presque Ise Marne Afflllated Mame Broadcastmg Sxstem 4'P+4-+4'+4'+40++n+4'+4'+ '+++++++++++++++++++ + +P+++++ +++++++++4 . 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L I Vt'f'VYf1 'VL 'A ' 1 lfPL4 eff' XV! rg- ig: A V -1 1 H I L x - f 'S f LC- I 'J T 4v+++++ N W DOWNIING 8x SON COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS L++++P+++++++++++P 4++ +PPPFP+PPFP PLANS ESTIMATES BUILDING SUPPLIES Make nt Your Hobby to Trade WIU1 Cobby Presque Isle Marne ++++++'++++++++++++ 4+ -I-x-.--I-I-I-+++-I-I-++ STENOTYPY ++++++++++++++ 44+4++++4+i+4+++++44 I I I I I ++++++++++ +++++++++ The W rlds Fastest Shorthand System The Machme Way of Takmg DICTATION Ask W L MURRAY +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ARMY 8z NAVY STORE Mens and Boys I'urn1sh1nffs SHOES SMOKERS SUPPLIES+ Chmlton Pamts ++++++++4 Ei O 2 O g '4 + II 39' EI EI I Presque Isle Houlton III ++++4P+Lir + ++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++4++++++44++4++ Quality Meats 81 Groceries Fresh Fruits 8: Vegetables Phone 4161 Presque Isle Mame ++++++++++++++ ++++++F+F +PPPP ++++++4+++++++++++P L I0 S' - JE? JO m 3 rr- 1 - A n Z 3 2 5 O aw In C 'KD 9 m 4 D Y J I gb E U Q I 1 Z wgvw - r m w o O-D' N 0-U 'lm I-U-1 - gn-3 T-m 2235 no r- ..25Zv-gbg-,DZPJIJQ m-gm 41 nm 2 on 3 Ommfbz xv 9 5-Oz: rr 'r 4 n 11 0 3, fr 0 2 1 0 Cx cn 51' 2 ai 50? f' Q m 20 Q0 .7 2 2 30' 5 - 4 O 0 J W! I I I I I 4++++4++++4++++4+ 4+++++++++++++++++++ '+++++ + We SPCCIHIIZC IH Mens Also a Complete Lme of Mens Furmshmgs S F RIEDMAN Sz CO Presque Isle Mame Offrclal Merchant for Taylor Cus tom Made Cl thes v++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 4 ++++++++++++x + + 5 + i ++++++++++++++++i MARGUERITE S BEAUTY SALON All Types of PERMANENT WAVING Phone 3311 P ++ + ++T+ I I + I I I I Ji I+ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++i 4 fP++++++++++++++++4+4 i I + I +++++++++++++++++++44 F L HAMILTON Prmter Presque Isle Ma1ne Dlal 2 0111 , . . z . . T -L , Z , . ' + I - . . 1 ' -p I ' ' Made-to-Measure Clothes . . ' + A - I + - V, + u T I ' , 7 1 v 1 ' ' D W I ' + ' ' + - - + -I + I + + + + , + T 35 I 1 I l + I 1 1: if 1+++++++++++++++++ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + i + +++++++++++++++++++ Comphments of W R PIPES 81 SON DRY GOODS Presque Isle Mame +++i + + + + + + + + + + + 4- 4- 4 4 4- 4- E 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 40P4 ++++++++++++ 40+4'P+4'+4e++4'P++ Let Us Ard You m Se ectm Gracluatxon Grfts Presque Isle Mame +4 .L + ++++ + + -1- i -1- + I + + ++ The Store Where Quallty Count +40+440P+4e+40F+40++40++4M+40P+40P+ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 Woodman Potato Company Presque Isle, Mame ++ 4 + + + 4 + 4- 4- 4- 4- fl 4- 4- IE IE asf i+++++++++++++++++++ + + + i 4- 4- 4- 4- -P 'P -P 4- 4- EE ++++++++++++++++++++ ETSCOVITZ SONS GARAGE Presque Isle Mame +40P40+40F+H'P4'+4'P40F4'P GOFKAUF S AssoC1ATE sroRE 4'+4hP 4'+4HF +4- 40+ 4'+4'+ 4'P4eP ++++ 4e+4e+ ,.++ + i Au omobnle Accessomes 235 Mem Street Presque Isle Mame 4 Water Street Houlton + T40r10+40F40P4'+ 4- 4e+4'+4-P 4- 4- 4- 4' ig 4- 4- 4- +P++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ . . 1 . U I , W- J- MACKIN Bicycles Sz Spcrting Goods 1: . 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Day 2-2811-Night 8772 or 8771 +++ Dzsmlmtors o ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++P Golden Glory VICILUF and Mwgmflcent Flour Aroostook VVholesale Grocery Co Presque Isle Ma me +++++++P+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4+++++++ + + + + in + + + + + + + + + + + + + r + ++++ +++++ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ + + + fl 35 + E + + + + + + 122 + ++++ MILLIKEN TOMLINSON ji COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS Presque Isle Mame SALES SERVICE fcHEvRoLETf lf E JM l REYNOLDS 8: SHAW Presque Isle Mame +++ ++ ++++++++++++++++++++ W L M1ll1ken Lumber Company Presque Isle Mame +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 + + + + + E + + + + E + + 4- 2 +++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++ O O 3 E 3 rn Ei w O Ph X N Refresh QW' vourself ba qv f RINA 62165 The Coca Cola Bottlmg Company Of Aroostook R A WHATLEX P p r ++++++++++++-.-+4-+++-I-++-I-x-+++++ I + + i +++++++ L inkiwr f++++++++ + E . 1 . K . 7 1 . , i + T M f +2 1- 4- T + 5? -1- W V I 9,4-' T ' X -5 + XX E Qgglau v ,yfqgbuv A L. 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