Houlton High School - North Star Yearbook (Houlton, ME)

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THE TENNIS TEAMS, 1941 Front row, left to right: Fowler, Hallett, Tituomb. Hatfield. Second 1'ow: Doherty. Russell, Stantial, Crawford, Taylor, Nickerson. Third: Hagerman. Taggett, Grant. VVood, Lawlis. Rogers, Russell. Fourth: Chadwick, Plourd, McGowan, Hodgins, Mc-t'orinac'k, Popham. Tennis, 1941 With a tie for male honors and a very close second in the girls' division in the 1940 league race, Houlton was a cannon hall last spring. XVe've lost only two hoys, Tom Donovan and Joe Ward, through the coaches' bugahoo, graduation. The girls' team. that dropped the title hy only one game in '40, has remained intact. Racketeers who should bring home the bacon for Messrs. Sherman and Saunders are Tom Popham, six feet two inches of stretoh. Rim-hie Lawlis, Sanford Plourde, Boll Russell. and D011 Taggett. O11 the oth- er column of the roster there's Janet Hallett. Mary Polnroy. Betty Fowler, and Pat Russell to he watt-hed. Summer tennis plus hard practive have turned some so-sos into l'Ol'lllidillll9 net mon. Ilm-e's good luck and the schedule: TENNIS SCHEDULE Away Home Nlny 5 Boys-f-P. l. ll. S. Girls P. I. H. S. S Boys-Caribou Girls4t'a1'ibou 12 Girls-F. F. H. S. Boys-F. F. H. S. 15 Boys--Washburn Girlsfwashhurn 19 Open Date 22 Girls--P. 'l. H. S. Boysflj. I. H. S. 23 Both at U. of M. Frosh A 26 GirlsfCaribou Boys-Caribou 29 Boys-F. F. H. S. Girls-F. F. H. S. .lnne 2 Girls-VVashburn Boys-XVashburn 5 Open Date BOYS' BASKETBALL tt'ontinued from Page 251 lloulton 22 Stearns 26 lloulton 26 Caribou 32 Houlton 34 Old Town 29 lloulton 25 F. F. H. S. 17 Houlton 26 P. l. ll. S. 48' Houlton 42 XVI-lSlllJlll'll 33 lloulton 21 John Ilapst 4l lloulton 36 XVashhurn 23 Houlton 47 A. U. I. 32 23

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THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Ink Well Hello, Mr. and Mrs. Houlton High School and all the delinquent movie-goers that used to be! Let's go to press! This is Alta Squinchell, your campus snooper. bringing you the latest and hottest news items right out of the ink well. Open letter to Joyce K4 Come down to earth. angel! It,'s strange, but the people who think themselves so popular are al- ways the least liked. Lucky Room 7 -- parties, phonograph, and a, crazy teacher to laugh at! Some people have all the breaks! And didnt Frankie Rogers wish he'd said No in regard to the Fireman's Ball tllarbara MacNairl! John Lakin gave up all the girls for Lent- -all but Millie. P. S. It was Millie's idea. Doris XVhited is keeping the home fires burning, while her heart is yearning for Forest tCamp llevensj. In spite of her frequent threats to the contrary, Joyce Lewin is still playing Bobby Mooers for what he is worth. THE YEAR IN REVIEW Everyone was certainly glad to wel- come back the Coach last fall--Master'S Degree. wife. and all the rest. Madamoiselle Donovan tAlice Ann to manyl was the only new H. H, S. teacher in September. We're hoping she'll be with us for a long time. But. according to her many trips to Boston, she may not last long-f-as a teacher. The suckers of the year are. with no also-rans , Marjorie VV., and Lois H. Lois, however, finally got wise to her- selt' and turned up at the circus play with Jim MacPartland. In January, Mr. Boyd came to us. Dur- ing his short sojourn here, he made a place for himself in all our hearts.ln fact, the feminine hearts of lloulton High were do- ing double duty most of that time. One of the most amazing combinations of this spring is that of Helen Gallop and Keith Fortier. Hats off to King James and Queen Cath- erine ofthe 1941 Circus! And here's luck to the other candidates and all the rest of you young hopefulsg there's another year coming! VVhen people saw Kay with Buck at the Circus and Marjorie with Bud, they