Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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he Ubrarlv Vol. XL Nnnlber 7 Published Nlonthly by the Students of Bangor lliglr School Subscription 31.00 Yearly Single Copies 50 Cents Address all business communications to THE ORACLE BANGOR HIGH SCHOOL BANGOR, MAINE The Oracle is :approved by the Bangor Chamber of Commerce as an advertising medium Entered as Second Class Matter, June 14, 1914, at the Post Oflicc at Bangor, Maine, under the Act of March, 1879 ,e A xxkfifllbli be QW Z ,fl-It f'S'::garjlEfzH:'::'f iffffflssotlvllgf The Editors reserve the right to change or reject any article submitted for publication. clerahuatiun umher, ilune, 1931 'TS3fQ?43fQ?S3fC?43fC- Eff?- Ulibe Gracie Baath, 193O:31 'Eff' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER Howard I.. liominsky Leonard H. Ford LITERARY Mary Gibbons BOYS' ATHLETICS STAFF ARTIST GIRLS' ATHLETICS Kenneth Kurson Virginia Flint Louise Rosie MUSIC STUDENT ACTIVITIES MILITARY George Carlisle Frances Hayes Roger Averill PERSONALS Betty Russ Arthur Lieberman STAFF TYPISTS Sarah Brcimly Ihl.-1l.tl0llIll? Farnurn Gwendolyn Hazclton Natalie Mesereau ALUMNI EXCHANGES Frances Clough Margaret Avery ASSISTANT EDITOR ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Thomas Recd Abraham Kern ADVERTISING BOARD Joseph Bernstein '33 Albert Gass '33 Maurice Ernple '33 Ze-S3ffQ?'43fQ'?43fQ?' 3341?

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NOTE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Orarlc Board of '31, upon passing over the management of the school paper to the Class of '32, wish our followers all the possible success in the world. The Orrlrle Board of '31 wish to thank the following people for the help which they have given in supporting the huge undertaking of publishing a school paper: Mr. Charles E. Taylor. Miss Edith M. Knight, and the Cloinmercial Department. The Jordan-Frost Printing Company. The Pioneer lingraving Company. The Photographers who cooperated with us in supplying the pictures. The Advertisers to whom the prosperity of the Oracle is due. And the Faculty Tensor.

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X W W' ' ' f , ,,,,. X f' ' ff f Class of 19 ealeahal Minnie Alpert lvelre all so proud of our Minnie, She's a student, musician, and an aulhoress- and what an authoress! And sh--l l l--she might, be a second Mad- ame Curie! Latin Club, C35, Debating Club, C35, Inter- class Debates, C15, Finals, National Honor Society. Sylvia Alpert Rather short., rather small- Really Sylvia's not very tall. But what she knows in her verv own mind ls quite original, as teachers find. Latin Club, C25, C35, C45. Henrietta Atwood Henri Henri is a girl worth knowing, As an artist her fame will be growing. Freshman Glee Club, Dramatic Club. Roger Averill Roger is one of the most modest boys of the class. His deeds are however great. lle is the highest. ranking oflieer i11 the R.. U. 'l'. C., :1 memhcr of Urnclze l1o:u'd, and has the parting address. 'tNuf said. O. T. C., C35 Major, Officer's Club, C2 1, President, Rifle Club, C25, Secretary, Rifle Team, C15, Track, C25, National Honor Society, Treasurer, Oracle Board, Military, C455 Parting Address. Caroline Bacon Margaret Avery Margaret, is a dashing, young modern. Shes easy on the eyes, has a lovely sense of humor, and wields a mean racquet. Glee Club, C2, 35, Junior Exhibition, Semi-semi Enalsg junior chorus, Assistant librarian, C35, Oracle Board, CExchange editor5, National Honor Society. Caroline is lively, full of fun, and fnznls to perfection. lf anyone ever had any doubts on the subject, whose fault was it anyway? Certainly not Caroline'sl Glee Club, C45, Festival Chorus, C35, jun- ior Chorus, Passion Play, Dramatic Club, The Beau of Bath , Senior Play, Out of Reach , Home Room Officer, Expression.