Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Evelyn C. Welch llere is one of our most successful girl athletes. As president of the Girls, Athletic llonor Council, she has had much to do with the success of athletics in this school. Girls' Athletic Honor Council, C455 Presi- dent, C15, Third Honorsg School Hockey, C25, Captain, C155 School Basketball C255 Baseball, C255 Class Hockey, C155 Class Bas- ketball, C255 Track, C155 Latin Club, C255 Dramatic Club, Playgoers5 Junior Ex- hibitiong French Play, La Duchesse Cou- turiere5 Oracle Board, Girls' Athletic Editorg Senior Play, The Youngest. Wilmar White Wilmar is a girl we know you'll like to meet She's a sport that can't be beat, A friend through thick and thin, And we know some day she'll win. Snapdragons, C15. Evelyn Whitman A lovely girl, with that. linger-longer look. Dramatic Club C155 Snapdragons, C155 Junior Exhibition Chorus. Emily L. Wiley For miles around There can scarcely be found A girl like Emily Wiley She's full of life You just bet. she's nice, And we hate to see her go. Elizabeth C. Williams Betty Who knows Betty? Everybody! Who likes Betty? Everybodyl Who wishes her luck? Everybody! Nuf Sed. Dramatic Club, Junior Exhibition, CSemi- semi iinals55 Junior Exhibition Chorus: Lunch Room, C455 French Night: Festival Chorus, C155 Home Economics Style Show and Exhibition. John W. Wilshire Shankster What will your school pals do without you? We dread to think of the effect your absence will have upon the 1930 lassies. Glee Clubg Football, C155 Junior Exhibi- tion Chorus. Herbert A. Wiswell Herb llere's one boy wc're proud to say, Who can tell a pine tree a mile away C Fun he likes and study too, Good luck, llerb ue're cheering for you. Emma C. Witham M Emma certainly is a. lovely girl And perfect pearl. She knows how to have a good time, And get her lessons, too. Lunch Room, C155 Festival Chorus, C15.

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XQ wx X X X 2, fff 'Nr ' X4 y ML. 0 R., Kg, x 'x.,'x tx' ',,,,f.f4-Qf' ',:Q.,.txitj-L -mix 1,7 uf A wg '- L- XX , ' f N N if s . , J Q , , N, t o era or , X ,-ga-,K I. 9.- 1 1,4 sie:- a. g--'13, 5 'nf' at -kf',',, Lx' ,QJJ 1, 1.3, A gfv-J 4 ' if 1 YS -Lf! vc 'pf it ' say ll 'J-- A ' Q V XL its-jw'! v l , ',-3 Xxfffh f ,Q N 5 V. J , -L l nsfxr, 54 - v . .t t -s ' t t f-X-X of if , lfffff 'W The wise prove, and the foolish confess, by their conduct that a life of employment is the only life worth leading. -Paley SIC TRANSIT GLORIA MUNDI! IC all know of tho glory which tho Band brought homo with it upon its roturn from tho rocont triumph at Pawtuckot, Hhodo lsland. Tho trophy won for good. tho now modals tho boys got, tho wondorful banquot which tho city gavo tho boys, tho vory fact that tho city sont tho boys, all callod for a largo oxponso of monoy, timo, and onorgy. Tho storios which tho boys havo told of tho wondorful timos had in Pawtucket, Provi- donoo, and Boston and of tho ups and downs of tho trip on tho boat havo croatod in many of tho lowor classmon a dosiro to got into tho Hand. All thoso doods aro sung aloud. Accompanying tho band woro two mon, both of whom actod as guido, philosophor, and friond to tho Hand, holping Mr. Robinson in ovory way possiblo and sooing that tho boys woro troatod proporly and given what oppor- tunitios for ploasuro affordod during tho four days of tho trip. Ono of thoso mon was tho Hon. Bonjamin W. Blanchard. Tho othor was Major O. M. Baldingor. Tho first showod himsolf to bo of firm mottlo whon ho undortook tho task of raising onough monoy to sond tho boys to tho contost. 'l'hrough his oooporation anothor concort was givon which addod somowhat to tho fruit of Mayor Blanchard's stronuous offort in raising tho roquirod sum. At this opportunity tho mombors of tho Band wish to thank ovoryono in tho city who donatod so liborally towards, or offorod tho moans by which to raiso, this sum. Nach mom- bor of tho Band fools that tho city has shown tho highost amount of intorost in this undor- taking as woll as in tho Portland trip which tho boys tako oach fall. Tho Ornrlo boliovos that ovory citizon of Bangor fools that tho boys, wholly through tho modium of Mr. Robinson, havo satisfactorily paid for tho oifort, tiino, and monoy oxpondod to sond thom. Major Baldingor was spoodily approoiatod as soon as tho Band startod on tho boat. Ho gavo tho boys holpful instruction in rogard to conduct on tho boat and ashoro. On Satur- day it was vory warm during tho contost and tho Major gavo us pormission to broak ranks and sit in tho shado whilo ho carriod wator from ono man to tho noxt. Many of tho othor bands standing at attontion undor tho hot sun wondorod who tho good Samaritan of tho mili-