Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Morrison, Edna G. Ed. Minsey ' Edna is so quiet and industrious, Always there with her A's and Bts llut what about the His-tory? Morrison, Edward F. Ed, Edward is :L typical R. O. T. C. lad, and after a long and tedious struggle has reached a worthy goal in the arrny. He is quiet and studies his lessons every day. Oh, Freshmen! Here is a model student to copy. R. O. T. C. Q31 12nd Lieut.J Camp Devens CID. Morrison, Robert W. Here is one of the original Five ltrotliersf' He is a demon in a class room, and nothing less in ti track suit. Military 131. Mosher, A. Harold, Mitz Tall and very humorous-but he can be serious at times. The halls of B. H. S. will miss his laugh while the Hall of Fame gains it. For hets truly a jolly good fellow, say We. R. O. T. C. 135. Oracle Board CID. Junior-Senior Play CID. Mower, George R. Jud Do you know Jud? lf you like a good sport and an all 'round good fellow, you'll like him. R. O. T. C. CU. Mullen, Maybelle, Ara Maybelle's interest centers in Old Town, Orono, and Brewer. She's also interested in the movies. Fair- banks Knot Douglasb, is her favorite. Girls Debutantes 125. Basket- ball Team QU. Murphy, Dennis J. Din Although he's not so very small, Youll hardly notice him at all, Pecause he makes so little noise, Until you actually hear his voice. Football 113. Murphy, Rose D. Her smile and her eyes win her hosts of friends who say she is ap- propriately named. Everyone is bound to agree that she is as nice as her name implies.

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MacCready, Walter, Mac Tall and lanky and lean, You know what we mean- llut ho! so nice, and full of pep, This boy sure is worthy of his rep. Military 121. 2nd Honor Essay. MacLean, Frank N. Reddy Little Reddy, although so very small, has never been known to miss a lesson until called upon to recite. He hopes to become champion roller- skater of the world. Oh girls! Here's your chance to land an am- btious fellow. Military ill. House flj. Maddocks, Pauline U. Polly XVe all know Paulineg she's quite the best there is. She's always ready with a smile, and ready to help someone translate Spanish. In fact, she is rich in everything good. Malia, Frances H. Fran Fran is rather shy but sweet: Her loving disposition can't be beatg Always happy, yet quite demure, A treasure golden to those who know her. Deb uta nte 121. Maling, Rachel, ' 'Ray' ' Of all the girls in B. H. S. There's none quite like our Ray, Her interest in Maine makes it hard to explain lfVhy she seems to be headed that way. Debutantes C3J. Mayo, Silsby B. This chap is in a class by himself. For him, high school has been one adventure after another. Football QU. Out West. Millett, Louis, Louis is another one of our in- veterate dancers. Tho, not a jazzy hound it is certainly fun watching him trip the light fantastic. Mitchell, Florence, Flor Full of pep?-uru! you bet, This member of our social set, 'Wvhy worry about lessons as many others do? 'Tis Florence's motto-we all know

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Murray, Edgar, A future Fritz Kreisler or Mischa Elman. Too bad you are so bashful Edgar, y0u'd make a good friend for some 1Frenchb girl. Orchestra 123. Senior French Play. Mutty, Mary, Mary's a sweet and industrious little maid, Some folks think she is very shy, But when it comes to the U. of M.- Oh, my! Nelligan, John, Mugsy If you ever want to find Jack, go to the attend. dance hall. He never fails to Nickerson, Irvin G. Nick is our ice cream freezer. He hopes to have a monopoly on the ice cream business in the future. Military 122. Band 121. 0'Brien, James E. Chamus is more or less at home on the third door, and completely at home on a dance floor. The lunch room is going to miss him. Osborne, Mildred, The girl who is such a Virgil shark, Is sure in life to make her mark. Orchestra 145. Medal Essay. Paul, Henry, Kind readers, we have with us one Henry Paul, the Senate's crack de- bater. Henry is a good fellow, a fine student, and his talk can be meas- ured by the mile, for nothing is out- side the scope of his conversation. Senate 1lJ. Pendleton, Elizabeth , Lizzie Betty Betty's fond of her teachers, There are none like them at all, In expression, plays, debating, Her talents are by no means small. Debutantes 121. Senior Play. Debating 127. Semi-Final-s.