Presque Isle High School - Ship Yearbook (Presque Isle, ME)

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'L x Editorial Board 1 Nineteen hundred and forty-four has been an extremely busy year as we are all aware. Even though the Editorial Board has published but one copy of the Log and this year book, we feel that it has done its share considering the paper-shortage and all the hectic war time conditions. Editor-in-Chief . . Assistant ...... Literary Editor . Assistant ..... Locals Editor . Crinds Editor . Assistant . . . Art Editor . Assistant ..... Alumni ....... Business Manager Assistants ..... Boys' Athletics . Girls' Athletics . Typists ...... MEMBERS ARE: . . . . . . Jean Miller . . . David Akeley Marypfuclc Jacqueline Colbath Carol Lynne Storandt Geraldine Sprague . . . . . Rachel Smith . . . Barbara Martin . . . . . Harriet Laflin Margaret Giberson . . ..................... Everett Gray .. David McPherson and Darrel Kelley .. Gerald Duncan . . . . Jean Kelley Elva Kidney and Louise Prescott Exchanges . . .............. Elizabeth Turner Faculty Adviser . . . Avis Merritt Student Council OFFICERS President ...... ............... . . Everett Gray Vice President . .... glean Miller Secretary ..... . .. Mary Tuck Treasurer ..... . . . James Cyr Commercial Club OFFICERS i President . . . ........... ..... M ary Mills Secretary . . . . . . Virginia Crouse Treasurer ..................................... Betty Hedrich The Commercial Club, as last year, has had charge of the war stamp and bond selling program under the direction of Mrs. Litchstein. The total in sales to date S6 I04.20 CApril BJ.

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68dClZ6l 5 FRANKLIN CUNNINGHAM CPrincipalJ The victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of work. MARION CONANT fEnglish IVQ To write well is to thfnlz well. DELIA HOUGHTON fFrenchD Quiet minds can not be perplexed or frightened. PHYLLIS ALLYN fHome Economicsj joy is not in things: it is in us . GEORGE BARNES fAgriculturej They who labor in the earth are the chosen people of God. DOROTHY DINGWALL ' iriisiory, Muses All musical people seem to be happy. ANNE FILLMORE U..atin, Civicsl Patience is bitter, but its fruit sweet. GLEN CHAMVBERLAIN CBiology, Chemistryl Wit consists in knowing the resemblance of things which, differ. RUTH LORING fl-tome Economicsj Manners-the Jinal and perfect flower of noble character. WITHA JARDINE CE.nglish IJ Politeness is good nature regulated by good sense MABEL HOPKINSON fMathematics, Historyj' If you have lgnowledge, let others light their candles at itf' ESTHHR GOVE CEnglish IIJ Education is the apprenticeship of life. NAOMI LITCHSTEIN CBookkeepingj : Style may be defined, proper words in proper places., THEODORE BURGOYNE ClVIusicJ The highest graces of music flow from the feelings of the heart. AVIS MERRITT fEnglish III, Mathematicsj Illusion and wisdom combined are the charm of life and art. VLORA JEWELL frypewriting. Shorthanclj' Silence is a true friend who never betrays.