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

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ffm Q! W s eg!! f MELYLQ, 'DH PCM L use IVURIEL MURPHY Md Wlnllpw D ldOLhS Physio uathe1atlcs Union, haire We 1 a graduate of Bates Coll U6 d has also atferded the Jnlverslty of Maine and Columoia U LV r ity nefore aing o A C I he serv Princioal of hewiield iigh School for tn ee yeaPS and Union High School for tm lve years e to his lat lest in e scaool, rany improve ents have been made this vear Xifiii ST? IA NME MR S Ab Comm 1 DlP6C+J Boys' Physical STROMSACK TLPILC lcation we aalaor Maine 16 courses at M ine h ad of o r Comme cial Dep rtment and Sub Lester for five year , He is also Director of Athletics and Boys' nysical Fitness having ta en a course in Physical Education at Long Island University A graduate o SCHOOL OI toml rce the Unive s ty of Stromback has oeen He has taught at Lerrill High School, Patten Academy and Old Town High School, where he also coached football, basketball and baseball. The success of our basketball and baseball teams is due to his untiring efforts as a coach. Xiiiik Home Wconomics Dean of Girls Liss luraly, a gI8GU3t6 f the Un ve s ty of Maine, came to us from fort Fairfield l9hl sue is teacher supervisor ol the Nat oral Lonc Soc1ety'mH the Home Eb Club She also had charffe of the School Lunch Erogran which is a great success iii!!! MR CLARWNCE KLEGAN Supervi or of F F A Orbaniaation Agricultur C ach of hthl tics W hav been Iortunate have h d lr K ebar with us for three year Ie LQ a graduate of our o:n A I nd the Uhiversmy of Maine He taught for four years in Ashland Hivn Schoolbeixe coming to a C I Under nis excellent coaching, o r F F A basketball teamstuwe made a good showing We appreciate his cooperation and iindness and will always re- member our WAggiH teacher. iiiiii -X -- ' ' nvk ff 7 f . - .. - 13.554 ' at 'Lil :-: 1 5.1-.l H T XXX Q WI? iff: A S A Q w A' 9.3 5 Q X Q KI 4 :ia NW ' '- I 1 . A J' .,o Z 1 Q l Q' C' K. X ,. ' -,gl . I ' v. 4' r f E g x 'I 3 -C-:. 1' .l N - I ' -1 f I . X 5. j .- fy X '-7 2 -M' J S' ' . ' 7 1' V WI ,- -,-r B ui, llw- - - - ----.-- . - -5,7-P - - - - V -'-A!-lr -gun? 1 12-QL, 'r f T 5 - . .L A. '-' ' . . - 1 A ' ' ' ' Q r 1 Q' f' . , - 1 , ,. J. .L o K A X .U ' , ,, wx -' . -' . V A rd J A 1 Mr. Thomas cane to us from Q Q ,g - , O r - ' L ' L' - . M S i T l ' Uv' , ei an I -f - ' in -. I 3 I I. . I . 1 f J - I A sd YN . L' - ' , . . ,-, V J 4-1 , . L. Q . ' ' U Q ' ' :L 4, L LJ V ' J- con , U . . 9 ed as A .Y - o A . I T , . v a ' 1 A , l 1. O il ' ' vs A . f ' Q 1 ' A J I 4. . , 'D I 4 A l fa Q Q Du ' '. e'a ' th 1 4- 3 1-v n v l .A 1 11- 5 ' ft - - - ' 11 .-.L V .. . . AJ . ' C , r-J u e Q ' . 1 . . ,T f- f, 7 v cm T . 1 wJ J. ,ll RJ 4.1 I m ,.,T ,. I , . T., n .L ll LEIJJJ n I 1' O ' .3 ' . , F. - r - FW . ' ' -c'eluL JtMdl9S ' ,T nr H ' ' o J N. - l -, J - ,. Q . .Ll 4 . A H ' ' , -. . J - Q' e n e -. to f , ., 3 ., : . 4 CAL LV Q Lv 1 ' ' L ' .- - 1 -L V, , . . J . I uh, l pa 2 S. L M 1 - 1 -. , , ' I3 '7 . '51 ' . IW ' l .l J .. I ' f . 'S l A . in . M 1 Q NJ 0 A -J. 4. J. 1, -- , I' o . ' f ' K ' V 1 C, u - -3 -1 -I A' si I xl ' .L 4 A - n - . a O 1 r - c a 'V f - . c 1 . . K' 5 S , V 1, ' , . H , . . . . , . 1 a. ' - , P C , ,, C K U , , , I . , ! . I V . i . O Q - ' 0

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THE AROOSTOOKAI OUR PART IN THIS WAR Our part 1D this war is gust as lnportant as that of any One at the battle front, but aren't dolng that part 'e're a ked to put up with a few inconveniences to put a few more supplles, nedlcal aid , and food at the dlseo al of our army Tha+'s our part, bu are shirkln e ea with blackmarkets ue: c om gaso line coupons and food stamps o as to get more than our share. For every extra portlon we take of these rationed articl s some of our soldiers or people torn COUUtPl6S, are oinv have to do without Phat one llttle bit of materlal we carelessl cqulred may life or death to yoxr brother, ln war PIOCH son, or the ho next door. Strikes are another unnee essarv C ll 1n war tlne. Oh ves, I know the privilepe to strik for hibher oals is a democrat le lnstitutlon of vovernnent but were th re any strikes Woke Island, Guadalcanal, course there ers who advanced und r fire these points were thinking D their Foal, their homes, our part to keep them advanclnn and to keen that dream of theirs of the about coming hone to a land that corrupt, politically bull! od, and grumbllnv, are thov9Then it is our aim to brine them home as soon as possible to a land wnrthy of their sacrlflee. Bataan, Casablanca, and Tarawav weren't1 Ihe flfht their rmbitions, Me at home must do future worth dreamlnv They aren't dreaminv Ne must do odr p rt to earn e ri ht to worth wltl them 'O rd the rise of Q I 1 I ut, 'o o e of a ncwcr, freer, and t ter world. Loulse T 'lor 'A A A.Dh OCIACK 'Vh t does Dewocraev mexn e youon low warg tlNfS I hav been asked thls qulstiorl and 1ov,h1 answer, I am veins to '1VG a ee tailed descrwption of my idea of Q D FOCP1t1C govtrnront IO W Denocrscy means fre.dem. Freedom fron vent and fre dom from f WI r az I have f eht to exprf s m llf s individual, to worship as plea e, to vrnt my own tnmuwhtg on papcx, ne to semelf pence fully e Un1t d t drr racy, fu d ns ex ery oortunltv toward pUFtheIlHQ our educ Her G lI '11Tl the youih s oeoewq o i mrch a di for exe tudn only thewr dictator The nlnd of the un fortunate Ge ren vounf people wre not bein dUC1te4 only thelr motions nhe people G rmang prove s bv HOWIHT no r pert for other notions. T ev consid r thtn lvfs suoerlor everv waw 'f C 1 Pd Ofoeportu n1tx n qlnl share 1U our governm rt Q d me nwlnteln the privll we of choo,1n whom We want to Voverr ue. is whfu I reno or hear about the ran' h rrlble thlngs that happen to countries under a dict torship th t fullvrealize mv good lortunc It onlr makes me want to swf, that every per son livin in the United States should fl ht to keep this nation Q Demo r IIC one! Eloise Fender on '44 1 -X , l ' ' ' L , ' ' -' I ' ' -' ' - - -- ' - - ' ' Y , , ,.,., . - .. I I A . ' in 'I f 0 ' I vw H - , . 1 f- L.. f ' .A X t . '24 - U , j . Z.' .C ' ' J T Q J . , -. e e W0 x . , . . r v - -...... . . , x - ' ,J ' .im ' il '- x V . .. Q ,. . .U I . . vs 4 S J ' ., O .1 c 5 2- we e , J 1 ' - ' o 'T' ' - 'x 'N -w 1 , ea . .-J 1 ,. V .. t 1 ' f - 1 .. , ,. U A S f ' ' 4.1. A . : . J Q. A I1 l 0 . J Q l I - t we 4 'J r, ,l .rio 1 ' the ' 1 ,' .- ,. , ' , , - e 3. Us 12.1 PIU - .,s .g tfa as an . , T' A ' I I , , J - KJIJ1 1 .Ia L - ' e. 1 C' c. 1 '- c'. v ' 'm - V' A My S 1 U' 1 f . U ' ' , V . . 1. . ' , . - ,' . - 2' 9 7 e 35-3. e f - Q ' f' J I S . ' V - ' C' - 1, , , . Tnl - e s LteS, as c .- g I D to oe 1,1 hfs oi wr. , 1- op- g- , ' , l -1 0 . u . . 1 L .. fl, an 'e .e 4 ' V' .1 . , . ' ' . N , 12 .l. A 0 'Q I' 2 7.7, s., A H ' 1 Y . wr Y F X . . N- has . LJ a part f nez .M - .. k l l e - ' X e, , I . inery. lhey are taught to l1ve 1 . - y N tnd e 1- l,,5 - X- I . u ' In XS ' . u X' N G I - 4, J 1 I-I I T, l - e . . . ,R ,- s I ,K - L, . A J 3 e . Cleo, V . J-5 5 C ...'x. Q. ui lu ' 1 I I ' 7 5 S c Q Le. ' A .L '. S ' ij - . 4 , t 1 . as . . , ' ' ' ' JJ ' .1 .- 53 Je 4. uv ez L I Y' - ..r C e 'Q' x U . 'ff' 0 . - . Of - - 1 H - N A 'ak - Anarl'a is a a. A - ' Q - Y- v A s I 0 A at . f. Je hnv. n o 1.l . e A A I . N . . 3 1 , Oi .9 lj .A L lx ' ' l. e U . 3 .L 1 I O J 1 F' . . . 7' : 'H . X f' , . 1 gl I N. 'DX ' 1 r,-X 3 . ' ' .1 A e It . '.:I 'J ' gf 3 -. ' 1 1 rx ' - x ' A D :AC G J . . '-.1 . K: of L U C -. -1 V . , 'T . .. - is U . Q .L U A 1 fr -1ond- ...Q :. j . . L 1 IJ . 1 P I L T ' , '- Q ED , T5 ' c e -5 ' L . e 1 A 4 .4 A . - . . - r. C S e Y - ,. , 1' c' A LJ I I . e .1 ea th 1 ff . 4 I ! N ' ' .. ,J - V- 1 . e - . .1 ,... we - ' e rev ll,?, ts, hp wz he--E ' n 1 A ' 1 nv I - ,

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THE AROOSTOOKAN f ' ,, t' W1-n V 4s i MRS, LAWRENCE FICKETT MRS CLAYTON BITLER f English We are glad to have Mrs FIC kett wlth us again this year as JUH1OT Home Room teacher and in structor in Latln and Engl1Sh.She has done graduate work ln H1StOTy and Education, and holds the de gree of B A ln Modern Languages from the Unlversltv of Malne She also has studled DTdm8C1CS under the Unlversal Producing Company 1n Columbus She taught lH Old Town, Dover Foxcroft, Sprlngfield, ard Aug usta schools before COWIHQ to A ikikvkikikfk MISS ALTHEA CONINS French Algebra Cirls' Physlcal Lducatlrn Thls 1S Mlss Comlns second year wlth us A graduate of Wl1t0H Academy and Bates College,she has been our French and Algebra teach er and also director of g1TlS' Physlcal EGUCBDIOH mahlng this year's TUHlOT EX success She also took charge of the Sophomore assembly FFYFFVEFIUF MISS EIIZABETH M CILUGH Hlstory About mld year Mlss Cloughcnme to us from Auburn, Lalne, to our History teacher and to have charge of the Freshman Home Room She received her B deglee fran the University of Malne 1n.l9Q3and was a mamber oi Phl Yappa Phl and Yaopa Delta P1 We certalnly have appreciated her help ln maklng truasenlor play B SUCCESS Sclence English I Problems of Democracy Mrs Bltler graduated .from Richer and recelved her A B e- gree from Colby She also tended Jestbrook Jr College Be- fore comlng to A C I she taught ln Culliord, Malne le appreclate her help and in terest lH maklng this WAroosUnk ann the best ever HFPKPKJKXSK MRS LUTHPR DUBAR MUS1C Mrs Bubar has dlrected us in all our us1c1l 8Ct1V1tl8S agaln thls year A Fraduate of Skld more College, he also attended the Unlversltv of New Hampshlle Before comlng to A C I she was Supervisor of NMSIC ln Bel mont Hier School, Massachusetts Her help and intere t ln the Glee Club and Orchestra i p preclated by all of us SUBSTITUTES Mrs Howard Raymond of Presmm I le, Mrs Klngsbury of Bridge water, Nlss V ola Smith S6HlOI'8t Colby College, and Mr Roger Vlll1QmS of Mars F111 substltuted w1th1n the perlod from PhTlStK5S V8Cdt1OH when lrs Raymond left to be wlth her husband ln Rhode Island LHt1l mld year's W11Ch tlme M153 Clough arrlved Pkfklklklkik MR CPORCD IcMARRKTan1torl We believe that Mr McMarr has b1OKeI1 all records, for he hasbeen with us as Janltor for thirty four years Hls cooperatlveness lS appreolated by all of us, . I . -.- . . 1 , . I , . 1 l I d , . Q I Q 1 'A , v , , , , - . H I I I I 0 C I 9 n 0 1' 0 C 9 I . ,Q 0 s , w A ' -' ' ' if ' .. . A . . - l V X s a . . - A I 1 J . ' M 4 I . , .JJ J ' o Cf In x r . 1. Q l . . r . . . . H C O . . 1 w. - g D -..-. - S T s 4 0. , , , n s 4 u . Q I 1 , . ,L -D I ' V i l J 1 J. Q x! .. ' c S I l H O ' .- S 9. - . - . . ' -1 ' l I 0 V I C She put much of her tlme lnto X+rYYY . . ' ' I., o 8- . 4 . I , 'I . ' N . , 0 . . -' . . : Q., . 1' I. J. 4 . N . W . 1 I 0 J ,Q lp DQ . . , . . . I . ' I ' U I AL I V IV O l 3 1 I ' n nn I - ' , ' U Q ,V 'Q :L . - I F ' . be ' w 'A A I I ' , ' - at . 7 W . . q- Q . . W 0 l lr , 1 ' . S. ,' . . Q g , I '. C , x ' . ' r'l nr ' X L 'p ' s - nb r' VI . N ' I h , . - 1 - , . I I . I U .I 1 l 1 , . . , - Q a . ' ' 1 ' ' 'I