Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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DENNETT, PRESCOTT, Prescott is one of our budding au- thors and we hope to see one of his works among Best Stories of the year some day. Beings: one of the in- tella-gents of B. H. S. has been Pres- cott's only hobby and he surely has lived up to it. R. O. T. C. 125. Oracle Board. Grad. Essay CHonorable Mentionj. DIXON, ALTON M., Heres to Dick a good 01' scout, Just arrived from a stay in New York and about, Good in his studies and fair in his sport, XVish more of the fellows were of this sort. R. O. T. C. DIXON, FANNIE, Still water runs deep. You would never suspect that this quite little girl, is so fond of music, it is said that her favorite song is Charlie! My Boy. Buster, Ken DOAN. ANNIE, If Annie were a young man we are sure she would be the sheik of B. H. S. However it is already apparent that she is following in Pola. Negri'S footsteps. XVe predict a great screen future for you Annie! DOWNING, KENNETH, Ken's favorite indoor sports are playing the clarinet and doing things the wrong way but getting a correct result. Anytime you want to prove that two equals one or that black is white just call on Ken. R. 0. T. C. 125. DRILLEN, SYLVIA V. Here-'s to the girl with the chee TY smile Xvho laughs and talks most of the while XVhen it comes to lessons though Sylvia is the one who makes the show. Hockey Team '24. DUNHAM, MARION, 'When Marion knows she ought to doa thing she goes to work and does it. You'l1 be a great success Marion, for hard work wins. G-lee Club. Lunch Room. DUNBAR, ARLINE M., Quiet and studious but with a friendly smile for all, these are Ar- line's good qualities which cornbined with her ambitions to succeed will surely bring good results. We all wish her success.

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CROSSMAN, GLADYS E. Gladys is a. nice little gal, The kind you like to have for a. pal. 'She studies hard, but is fond of fun, too And she just loves to go to the Bijou. CROWELL, ROBERT P., Bob. A fellow we just can't forget One of the squnrest we've ever Clever as a. speaker, an actor student, too met. and But best of all Bob's white clear thru. R. O. T. C. C2J. Dramatic Club fPres.Jg Junior Exhibitiong Senior play f Charlie's Aunt J. Christmas in Turkey Hollow. CURRIER, FRANCIS, Here's a fellow to tie to. I-Ie's square and straight. Some day we'l1 all be proud to think he is our class- mate. We are now, come to think of it. R. 0. T. C. 122. Chemistry Club. DAGGETT, RUTH, Pinkie. Studies do not worry Ruth. CThey don't need toy.. When there's a good' time on Ruth is always there, and it's a better time because she's there. Freshman Sponsor. Latin Club. Chemistry Club. French Club. Dra- matic Club. Debating Society 122. fTreasurerj . Glee Club. DALEY, EDWARD, Ecldie. May we present this lad, VVith shorthand, say, he drives them mad. We'll say he can dance, he's small as a pin But don't crowd, girls, he's out to win. R. 0. T. C. 131. DALEY, ADDIS, Is a quiet boy who studies hard and always pays attention to busi- ness. He's one of Madame's favorites, too. Keep it up Addis! Junior Exhibition. R. O. T. C. DAVIS, CHARLOTTE R., We like her and we'll miss her, Vvhen school days are done, 'Cause she's a jolly pal With a smile for everyone. DeBECK, CHESTER, Chet Popularity has no brakes, 'So Chet will never stop, qzy. He's out to win with few mistakes, If what he seeks can be Got. R. O. T. C. C31 Credits. 9 I l

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DUNNING, MYRTLE, Turtle There is a girl that you should meet, For o nthe piano she f'un't be heatg She-'s always cheerful, bright und HHN, And ailwuys has kind words to say, You know this girl so fuir and stun- ning? She's our own class-nmte, Myrtle Dunning. Clieinistry club. DUNNING, HERBERT R., Herbert drives at Ford as old as death, He drives it 'till he's out of breath He i-:ills it Happy and I guess, It's free to ull in 13. H. S. He also runs with lots of ease, His fingers o'er pipe-organ keys. R. 0. T. C. 13.1 DUNNING, RUTH S., Ruth came to us from Lusell, :ind hats been with us only her Senior yeur. She has made many friends, und we ull wish her luck in her fu- ture. Ann-rim-:ul lllstory Club. IGASTMAN. DOROTHY Dot VVuste her time? I guess not! llpwaird to climb Thzit's Dot! l rt-null Club Fri-slunuu Sponsu Senior Hockey Tea ni l1lPS'I'lCIN MANUEL Manuel can write it school cheer, :und lend it. 1-Ie erin do his xxork with one eye, und one hand :ind ull mun- nei' of useful things with the unor- cupied eye and hand You wouldn't exam-tly will him inconspieuous. Football fDIilIlilgI0l'., FAIRBANKS, ANNAH W., This ehurming member of our vluss has danced her wziy into many of our hezirts these past four years. For her ,we would suggest Broadway und later Hollywood. Success to you, Annah! FEEHAN, JOSEPH L., Joe Joe is sinurt. In fuct he's excep- tionrtlly sinurt for anyone that can get his lessons as easily as he Wins pg rl friends is some pumpkins. ll. 0. T. G. FERRY, JOHN C., Johhnie .Iohnnie mime to B. H. S. four years ago with at good disposition, :L fiddle and himself. Now he leaves with that some disposition, that some fiddle and that same self, plus the reputation of being it mighty fine fellow. R. O. T. C. 135 Orchestra. 4 Dc- bating 2 Cl1CllliSlJl'y Club.