Central Aroostook High School - Arostookan Yearbook (Mars Hill, ME)

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THELMA JONES TAPLEY TED Beneath a smiling exterior much knavery may be hid. Commercial Course Dramatic Club 4. Thelma can always entertain you with her singing and it seems she has interests in both Blaine and Orono. DD GLENNA BELL WALSH GLEN DIE When there's a man in the case, depend upon it all things give way. Commercial Course Glee Club 1-2, Dramatic Club 4, Dramatic Club Play, Senior Play. 1t's general knowledge that Glenna won't be a Miss much longer--come up and see her sometime in Mapleton. EIU LAWRENCE LLEWELYN WEEKS LONNY BOTTLE There is but one woman whom I adore, To be with her always would be bliss forever- more. General Course Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4. Lanny has made a name for himself in athletics and it now seems he's interested in school-teachers.

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RUTH BATES SMITH RUTHIE If silence is a virtue Ruthie takes the cake. Commercial Course Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2. Ruthie is the quietest little girl in our class. The only time she makes herself heard is when she blows her Sax in orchestra practice. lfllil MARION DINSMORE STOVER MARY ANN Laugh and show your ignorance. General Course Senior Play, Editorial Board 4, Student Council 3-4, Dramatic Club 4. Marion came to us from South Portland in 1933. We understand the success she made in the role of Mrs, Peasley by listening to her chatter in the schoolroom. III lj FRED ALLEN TAPLEY FUZZ If he be not a fellow with the best King then we shall find him a King of good fellows. College Course Winter Carnival 3-4. Basketball 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Baseball 3-4, Editorial Board 4. Fuzz is one of the most popular mem- bers of our class. He keeps us all in good spirits with his witticisms and is especially popular with alittle girl called Fran . Cl El MONA LEE TAPLEY AATAPW Dainty, kind, obliging, neat, besides all these she is fair and sweet. College Course Glee Club 1-2, Basketball 3, Class Vice President 4, Senior Play. Mona sure has what it takes when it comes to making friends both male and female, and she thrilled them all in the Senior Play.

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The Cannon Roars Daniel - Let's go to camp! Donald - Have you heard the one about the traveling salesman? Louise - What do you think? Ruth Braun - Let's go to Westfield! Cecil - How about it, kid? Garnella - Oh, curses! Let's do some- thing! Frances - What do you care? Helen - I'll go if Mary will! Phi - We'll have to get together on t is. Miriam - Golly! Charlene - I got another letter today. Crystal - What to do about it. John Grass - Tough walking today! Nellie - I'll take care of that! John Griffin - Let's make up, sweet- heart. Lawrence A. - Judas Priest! Marjorie - I wonder what Harvard's doing? Betty - My word! Herschel - I've got another girl! Harry - What are you doing tonight, Frances? Malcolm - All right, you guys, lay off. Ada - You don't mean it! Laura - Meet me in the corridor this noon, Dean. Audrey - Bless m' soul! Marie - Come on, now! Robert - Go fan your Aunt Becky! Lenora - My cow! Vincent - Fan my brow! Roma - I'll see what Louise says. Ruth A. - Do you know anybody in Westfield? Russell - Kiss my wrist, you big sissy! Ruth B. - Did you get your transcrip- tion? Louise S. - No kiddin'? Marian - Oh, my operation! Lawrence W. - What did you say? Glenna - Oh, my goodness! Thelma - Oh yes!! Mona - Lordy!! Fred - How about a little kiss?