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

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FACULTY Se-zatvilz QI.:-ft to liightl Miss Nancy l.iliIiy, Miss Lois I.nnd, Miss Matilda liarattic-ro. Stamiimfz Mr Panl Carpenter, Mr. Harold Manuel, Mr. Ver-delle Clark, Mr. Henry Per- kins lPrin.5, Mr. George Osgood, Mr. Carl Cunningham labsentl. ' EDITORIAL BOARD Svatenlz IIA-ft to Iiiglitl Ii lllam-hznwi, J, Erlrnunmls, Il. I.:1xvrviic'f-, S. Wilson, P. Gillen, M. RlIiI1ll,S, Hslwkslvy, H. M'llrea. Standing, Front Row: Miss liz1ralt,ie-ro lFa1'ulty Amlvisorl, li. Slilhzun. D. llnnnhy, GI-raldino Kes-nzui, M. IA-llo, J. SLil.ham, P. Iniwre-nm-0, C. Harrvy, J. l'iorcv, l. Kinney, E. Hrlrnnncls, I.. Fivlmls, E. lflonvhvy. Hawk Row: N. Whitv, ll. Anile-rson, li. Fenlle-rsori. E. liriclgvs, l'. Crivliton, I'. Robinson, IQ. Harm-y, G. Hell, Gvralml Keenan.

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THE AR005 T OOKAN MISS NANCYLIBB Y, A. - B. Miss Barattiero has been Dean of Girls English this year, and faculty advisor of the Miss Libby's home is in Augusta, Maine. She was graduated in 1936 from Colby College. She teaches all the English classes except the fresh- men. Miss Libby has instigated an Art Club which has developed much talent. She is the coach of junior speaking and dramatics. Sk lk Ill If MISS LOIS LUND, A. B. , History Miss Lund, who comes from Free- port, Maine, was graduated from Colby College in 1936. She teaches freshman English, civics, and American History. She coached the girls' basket-ball team which had a very successful season. She also coaches the softball team. 1 i il I MISS MATILDA BARATTIERO, A. B. Languages Miss Barattiero is from Berlin, Conn. In 1936 she was graduated from Bates Cogllee, where she majored in French. In addition to her teaching, she has been an efficient coach of the Debating Club. Under her supervision, the Spotlight has been very successful. ' 'Aroostookanf' W if 1 1 MR. HAROLD MANUEL Mr. Manuel, our music instructor, came to us this year. He was graduat- ed from Lynn English High School. He studied at Boston University and was a member of the Kappa Phi Kappa, the Gilbert and Sullivan Association and the Glee Club. 8 ll i Ill MR. GEORGE McMARR We hear much of record-breaking in this day and age, and we feel our jan- itor, Mr. McMarr, has certainly broken the record for long-time employment in one place. Mr. McMarr has been the janitor at A. C. I. for twenty-seven years -- eight years in the old building and nineteen in the present one. Dur- ing this time he has rendered untiring service in keeping the building neat and clean and warm during the cold winter months. We wish to take this oppor- tunity to thank him for this service and all he has done for us. IX li vlv ,feng-1.:.Q ni ' dmv U V. lag.: .vain ,, ,. s qxvfff f x

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STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: tI.eft. to Riffhtj Dorothy Anderson, Wesley Anderson, Helen McCrea tSec.l, Stetson Hussey tPres l, Clarrlwelle Huntington tTreas.J, Gerald Keenan, Jeanette Pieree, Gerald Lawrenee Hack Row: tlieft to Rightj Philip lawrence, Kathleen Handy, Rus- sell, Blanc-hard, Ronald Wallace fVice Presl, Scott Smith, Joyce Stitham, Sylvannus Pierre. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: tlieft to Righty Janette Det-ves, Maxine Rand, Clarabelle Huntington, Pauline Gillen. Standing: John lfldrnunds, Jr., Ronald Wallace, Scott Smith, Russell Blanchard, Stetson Hussey, Jr.