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

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PRIVATE CAROL MILLER 'Dedzccmon V50 tha 1943 g.,Iddll3flllU cliw of Aroostook Fentral lnstntutm Smcorvlv dmdmate thls wsue of the Arooo 1'l1olM1llfI vm A111111 xnxx tlu llSf lllllllbll of ou! diss. lone school for the mmd f01C6S We sush hllll the best of huk C O v , x ' , ,. .. ' E' A 1 I-X ' A' ' my f- ' l 'K ..' .. .' , H- A ' tookzm to our fr-imul and former classmate, Privato if ' . x '. Pri v. , ' , . .. D. , .l. , , . - . L.. 40 : v A. . . 2 . x ' . 'Q' V Uk. ' I.

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THE AROOSTO OKAN' A C I AND THE WAR The hlgh school of today, Just as all organlzatlons are dolng, are puttlng forth a pleat effort toward the defense and safety of our country Let us con lder A C I as the average hlgh sch ol,and I hall show how lts actlvltles are lu noed by a tate ef w r I rs o all comes t e 1 to o s Trl gr mbers are selected bee1x o Lhflr lndlvldual attalnments lH flVo1C8l Educatlon and partlclpa on in farm work Thls club pre Jlres young men and women or the my or Navy llfc through teach rgs of baslc fundamentals, and of rltary marchlng to the manual of Us The maln functlon of thls vlp, however, lS the bUlldlHg of thy bodles so as to make a I hy natlon One of the greatest of the hool's Jobs th1 year has tie selllng of war tamps oonds, and we feel that we in th1s fleld done well prlng we urlve, 1H money for hlgh been and have Thls entered lnto a 'Jeep whlch we ralsed enough an army Jeep' and I might add, the competltlon between the dlfferent rooms a to the px entage of lts members regularly ourchaslng stamp has been very VKVIIITI Another venture A C I has 1 tlgated is a Vlctory Garden o ps headed by Mr Keegan The 4 I I Il ' . I Q Q . AJ - . . . I ,, , ' - w 1 l n A - J , , . . i . 3 ,sl - . . g -3 Q I I , . . ' 3 ' 1 - . . . ' I I SJ. .L . L 3 - Q Il ' . 4 f O ,L 'TI -. ,S .. Q S J 3 A. ' -Ji V C lk ' , 0 V '+ I I ' T', I N T 1 'I 'I , J. . . . e. ' 4 ' ' ' - - , . .fl 'eu f . 1 .. h 'J CJ rf Q. ' , ' ' D 'w. ' ' .. ex ' A . , rp , I s 1S a -cup wh se , S 'L 4',M 5' f - 1: iQ ' ' --, - - J- - s . . uni. , . A qi' lS3 F f I p ' A .- .- -5 - Q s s V n A 1,13 - . 4 E- 1 e. . . . . Y ,. p. -, , , . . . . - K V . I Y' 'I . 1 x I l I 1.1, 1 , s Q .a I . U . n , I-C J . S . ,Q T. . D zL.,. ' W A 1 9 0 , QP. . Y . mi7' ' ' ' 1 . . . .lA- W l., ALA E AV ,, H . . l. 'Y I l f: ll -J ' , 'l Z ?.1 J' . -J-. u g I I -LJ. , . . ' - 1 v- u wh ' ' 9 J 'ln n -u J .J ' f -- 1 - ' Q .p . fi S . 'I A . D -. .g . X U T 1 . 9 , 1 ' ' ' ,. ' . 41 1 ' . 1 1 . 5 . -1 S . -I I . ' . n V . 1.1 I I i l ' I . . . ' ' if I inn ' . Ll I 40 ' - , 1 . . . . 9 s 5. Q , ' - be In . - - . ' . .5 ' , , 1 1: , A 5 ' - 'f cw ' - J r .J ' r 4 C I I A ' 'V SJ . L' A ' . - J, 03 7' A L ' S c . S C I ' ' L- S I J 'I . . .W I 'N 'H ., . , 5, . Q 0 ' SUS 'Q l I ' c ' . . ' 1 O X. - . A- N - C , to A- I . 'VW -, J 9 A A - - v 7 ' -' I 1 'L S '11 I 5 ' ' ' ' 1 - n 1 1- '34 ' Je 5, ' -A 1 , q p , . . K, I . G 1 5 . 3 .. - -f ,, H .2 g , E 3 - A- - 5' ! 1 . . 4 1- , I K - . . r L . e lt . ft ' '- , Q 'Y J , ' A Q v - A be N . , ,D C ' O rj 1 .I fl' n ' x ' L ' ' ' . 3 .f .. I ' leS ' , ' . . . f' 'U VY O . . ' fl 1 nbers lnclude practlcally every tudent and teacher They make ulans for garden plots study 1 tions of plants,determ1ne proper UethOdS of caring for vegetables, and as a whole, promlse us some ffry tasty produce for next wlnter Pre fllght aeronautlcs was a n w course started last fall, and ogether wlth mathematlcs, lt had part to play 1n moldlng future dV1atOTS and army offlcers for le Sam. Though our regular sports are on the decllne because of the travel sltuatlon we have a wonderfultime IH lntra mural spolts ln the new physlcal educatlon program All these 8CtlVltlSS, supple melted b 1 at of hard studyug mH6WZllb d nclng as emolv IRES and low's dry rather lorg but we take prlde 1D dOlHg our llttle blt We belleve that A C I 1S dolng her blt al o and that, all 1n all, she ls one Newell' place sell ng, tlcket selllng lnl dtlHL puttlng on proflam atteudlng meet taklng tests, makes afel Donald Tweedle L3 IET US PREPARE' Throughout the world there lb applehenslon 1n the hearts f thotehtful men and women At ewny turn, they see and hear of war d6V8Stut1OH and sulierlng But Uwse are not the thoughts that causeths fear R trer lt lS thls after thu war lS over, are we EOlHg to able to bulld a world that cannmnr taln peace and harmonyo Imaglne the thought that mu t run through the FlHdS of tho e people lH occuplfd countrles, when they thclr cllldren starvlng and fTCeZ1HH death and fee' themselves loulf growing weaker, when tr y see thelr comrades shot or hung for d fylng thelr con querors when they see these bru tal men destroy thClT homes and snatch away tlelr food Y s , must be hard for them to belleve that people llke thls can brought to cooperate in a peace ful world Now that the Allled powers are on the way to vlctory we must begln to plan for oux vorld f tomorrow. fCOHt1HU9dJ