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

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THE AROOSFOOYAN Several hold, wear, so OlSPS tqe flames In the oxstnnce a ow heart ne t1an a v, was .uffe 115 lPOM frost Date. Hut he 1 as not L in the P3 were HlOdl6f togeirer aro11o eowlo oe ot ore moaning who was man, alone, there mere manf Tnere we one soldler w1o old see' sl t tra flre 1 tradpeo ststel 1 ot +16 o'ue s I s eyes were l o e Ground ueneral WGSPlH'LOY as U13YiUL for time I1 Ti1e to thln , t11e to wni Q, thole pullant tqev we e vlc The praye s men were answered torioss' laced t CONPCIHQ vtryone, men, vO1Cn, Ano llmxn al ke. As s uni ed p oslt, what w1ll our Jray1r oe? N ne l1e to carlf the ent to our 'DCminS. Time to prove tha+ our fo1efat1ers have not dlad valn lrat the frefdo that vas tLClPS stall be OLIS and ou1 en1ldren's for all t11e to cone. Toda1 our nat with an emericnev Ina Lunn '45 KIUG'S'UL When lamillcs all o r t ls countr it noun to a meal ol our famous 'Aroo toox Spuds,uI wondt how manJ of than tellfe tr dif ficulties the far1r1 aus to over cone in order to lft t1at spne o the dinner table Never DPLOFL has the Aroostoox farmer b tl C01 fronted xitn so nan d flculflcs a toosc of t m a ust ass1 as t n oo v vlt c lllr prices, sugnort oajnfnts bv t government warehouse spfculution, and laoor snortago. lMith all the othfr hardslips that the farmer facco, one gov ornn rtsl ai ncv pn1ali7 d him or tfcteoir th1 rtnunrtd el Q mont end arotie 1 cet 3 lnc tiv ay11nt wnil till argthgr Q o , P rot qnltr, regul1t1o par.e ost Ji nls potatofynds. oostool ana tnroLLn me e r H Q 1 CUL1 or sevsntv 11lllo1 b1sQtls o pount l ,Lt l o1ff'PultlCs but t e town oroolcn has 1 t' 1.1 ls ol oust ls to t 11 runnd, dtso to the mln r ,1 t nto i Pet Anoo took eountv camo 'M 1 '11 Vw v O'l1d 'r1qS+- onof ceus ltit 1l3F1 rop 1.1 LTO o 1 11 l s or o t 31 Q o L th t notwlnv 15 11pGEHHO Aroostoot is mars do not ooast about now patrlotic they art TncJ 1 L 1'1 wtf .11'1c:1louufl than wolos at o notions art lH o m 1 d nfws for the A is CEOIV n tm: 1m front no an 311. wlll Q mul d lflcn t an cv but av t to Axooetoox Colntn Xlnr Georpo Suith '44 fr N... Y , . , , . 1 sr G 1 1' v -. 'rs - 1 1 .1 .1 . L .1-. 312, . ' .x. U - ,411 - JL, 1 , . 1 . 1 , ,, . ,. 1- .1 11 . f ,. 1 Q lt-f 1' I . ,,, , .e.. ., . gh V l . Q 1 .1r suly-s of ' cn- . ,. ' ' 'S .' , N . .. . 1., , - z ,J , . 1 , . I - T M s p- M1 , . . o s 1 . -1, . n J M J Y 1 bo, .1 elm st il L ' , 1 .y 1'3- s r 11 U H l -Af U tho l ns? 1 1' 'f H . v,. .'1 ' 1 3 li.'e 11i11 ' , 'ip. Az' '. 1 C,l 1 1 1 1fV tl . ,f . yea. nits Q 10 'c -op of 15 H' , - ' : Y ' ' '1 I' A fq ev ' Q A .J g . J L J 'J L 41 kj A 4 L LJ - f -f 1 V - ' - -9 V 2 - ' ' ' - ' not In w 'L A lro. 4 b.t n s3',e on tau ls l, 1 .. . 1- 1- 1-- -' - A --I-H . N ' v ' 3 f if n .J 1 1.1 J. ' U. P u . J IHC? 1 big ' 3 - c :TC A 11 ii ' ,f . '. ' Sf1l1.U t tlgo cf. . tri Ql0l Cfilf ' ' 1 .e' b 1 - w ' ' r 1 1 -- Q . f 5 - - -- '- l Qi - if N1 v. , , Q ' IJ t1uv g-1 , - 1sLl,,' -- H . f z'vork the 'fame in i h s fx 1 1 ' ' .1 V l .., J - . .1 1 . J., - I q'lk '.' m ts it ugh as we Leaf it 1 . . It , 1 1 1 er? .1 Q. ,fe f f tine to strike baokl' lOUi.b tl,s. dllfloultlcs and sct a 3 oi exe tio by 't 'lf r s rd or of 1 P' 31 .. tl Lqov, 1 2, ' L' L ' Ez' . . ,.,, 111.1 ' ,, A I-L A J.. J. 10. , -P '1:::' ' 1 , 1 ., .,. P : J. I , 1 xx, .. I . I A ' I 1 J olOH is V opl v1 ti t hC+iJD ffbwi- '-v . M' .L - Q , ,N -N, , 1 in . , on--1 .1 ' 0 1. 1 'ls and that th so L- , e f 1 '1,t ' H: n -. : ' c11l. - . t gio' KT t 1 legal' ofl ,v , li , tw e 5 1 .. 1' X . ' -A - 1 -7, H L . P . 1 ' , T-g J ! Tin, rg 1 fic' Vi ', o 1' Host is - . .1 sv 1 ' , . .' 3 A o L , , , t - easy te ' Tnls your ' ' 'g 1 'z in b' .1't 1' ' ,lt wen 'or ' U - , V V .2 . '3 4. ' . . A . 41 L. 1 L s le-1 V L U V 0 ' I tc fl' 1 1' 1 ' 1' .. . X 1 , xr ,A J A ' A 1 . 1 . Q' J. 2 ' 1 ' '. ' , ' 'vc h' .. , -1 J s M - , . . ' s ' , BF .'l PH 'L, lc - '- ' r,' Lf - . L . - 'V-1 in ,Q t '1 1 .A '1 - I X f 4 ,, v . - , - .. ' L, J L ' ., ,J ' I 17 3: ' 1 V ' , ' Q . U , - s . 3 yotrg 'pf' id. X ' ' Q' H 11 'owe ti lg. 1s CD sw., 5 ' A ' '.l-. Y tn..

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THE AROOSTOOKAN . ' ,FELLOW sfrueswrs Do we as students appreciate all the faeilitles we have t hand? Do we even recognize these advantages whlch surround us? Our books, sur edifice are purchased by our parents Our teachers are paid by the taxes which our elders pay and yet we state that our parents don't care whether we have an education or not. V-get lap: ,vi -- Of course, not only our own individual parents are responsi ble for this,those of our school mates are all included. To be able to attend school is not only a duty to ourselves and but the ple and the own our com unity of the future, a privilege. -We are offered chance to learn of other peo and other lands of the past of the future We are glven opportunity to prepare for mr future welfare Why not take advantage of the circumstances and be a shining example of not taking things for granted, Too often we treat secondary an unwanted dedication, We should realize that there are many in other lands who would be extreme ly happy for the opportunity to gain an education, Our ancestors were denied the prlvilege of in struction beyond the local kitch ens Often in school I am afraid we foretell the type of eitizmuwe will become in later llfe not too much later, by the way We who too often fail in assignments are apt to be the ones who fallnn business transact1ons when wehave no teachers to instruct us, ,gun 1n1,-,-,- -U' Don't we owe it to thebevf to build up a better community, of law abldlng, well educated men We are ever glven the place to learn and practlce these things, but do we apercclate lt? Too often we don't What about it, do we want a better com unityv We are the ones to help build it Let's prepare now! C Lenentine '45 TIME Men, I am the voice of tlme loyal, steadfast and never end lng Your llves I hold wlthin my reach, to pluck at will, Yet, think not of me as acmm panion of death, but listen to the voices of men down through the ages The swaying mob had gonexnadi With the words th t meant death, Pilot washed his hands of him, The Jesus of Nazareth in whom no evil dwelt, w s to be crucified, But the Son of God went alone to pray for time! nNot my will, but thine e done ' And so He died But with time He arose, and with time as cended 1nto heaven. The night was frosty at Val ley Forge A few small fires were flickering over the snow packed ground. lcontinuedj , V n - I a ' I b Q . I . A A v . V 4. . ' ' Q O , , p , 3 0 ' ' ' .gl . . . . I A w 0 training as an ill-favored gift, . , ' as u a s 'a , , W IX l I I - ' ' b I A 1 Q ' 9 ' ' 0 - r ' ' . U 1 ' 1 r I -

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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 - ,