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

Page 19 text:

SUMNER WHITNEY fMathematics, Pllysicsj You can never have a greater or yd fless dominion thaf that over yourself. Cod gives all :things to industryf I l . i A-,QNLQ GEORGE KALIL Clndustrial Afi9 2 sf- ,Q KEITH THOMPSON fE.conomics, lVlatl1enE1ticsJd! MVtf'igS 'Tis the mind that malfes the body rich. VVILLIAIVI HANSCOM fAthleticsl Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. PHILLIP BUNKER flndustrial Artsj Na man is the ,absolute lord of his own life. MARGARET WOOD CAthleticsJ Blessed are the joy makers-. INEZ TOPE flVlatl1ematicsY Friendship is the highest degree of perfection in society. President ...... Vice President .. Secretary-Treasurer President ...... Vice President . . Secretary'-Treasurer President . .... . Vice President . . Secretary-Treasurer President ..... Vice President .. Secretary-Treasurer Class Officers SENIOR JUNIOR SOPI-IOMORE. FRESI-IMAN .. Everett Gray . .. Jean Miller . . . . Betty Turner . . . . james Cyr . . . . Neil Bishop Natalie Johnston . . Betty Gonya . Leland Porter . . . Benny Cyr . . Burt Brown . . Fred Adams .. Maxine Cyr -5

Page 18 text:

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.

Page 20 text:

Presque Isle High School Chapter Future Farmers of America l943-l944 OFFICERS President . . . ........... . . John Gallagher Vice Pl'6SiCleIlt . . , , , Fred Munson Secretary . . Hollis Thompson Treasurer .. Melvin Hanson Reporter ........ . . . James Brown Creenhand Reporter Cluny McPherson Adviser ........ George H. Barnes MEMBERSHIP Greenhands .... . Z5 American'i'Farmers . .. Chapter Farmers . . . . I07 Associate Members - . . State Farmers . 27 Honorary Members . .. One year ago, the chapter had 52 members in the armed forces of our country. Today we have 94 serving under the flag. At the present writing, one boy has paid the supreme sacrihce, one has been reported lost in action, and a ,third lies wounded in Italy. A large service flag, with 94 ,blue stars, hangs in our chapter room, ever reminding us of the brother members serving in the foxholes and jungles of the Pacific, and on the battlefields of Italy. We are resolved that those of us remaining at home will not fail to do our part in promoting the war effort. Chapter members have invested hundreds of clollarslin war stamps and bonds. Scrap has been collected. E .ln the food-for-victory program, our boys have completed many garden, potato, poultry and livestock projects. The chapter hatched over 24,000 chickens during the past year. We have been traveling at an accellerated pace and we do not plan to slow up yet. Our program for the coming year will be more extensive than ever before. , V James Brown, Reporter