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

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Adams, Mabelle Home Eu Club 4. Albert, Paul Jerome Cross Country 2, 3, 42 H Club 3, 43 lli-Y Club 43 Baseball 2. 35 Buskellmll 4: High' slor 4. Antworth, Burns Charles Bell, Alston Ray Rioker 1, 2: Senior Play 42 H Club 3, 41 Football 3, 43 Future Farmers 43 Double Quartet 4: North Star Board 4. Berman, Charlotte Hazel Bither, Orin Maxwell Cross Country 1: Mgr. 'Frank Team 35 Senior Play 43 H Club 4. Blake. Lawrence Leroy Hi-Y Clllll 3, 4. Boutilier, Gordon William Future Farmers l, 2, 3, 4. Brayall, Agnes Mae Home Ec Club 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 3, 4. Brown, Doris Elizabeth English Club 3, 43 Honor Society 3. 45 Speaking Ex- hibition 23 Senior Play 4.

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E ' History of the Senior Glass ln the fall of 1937 a group of 165 timid, very green freshmen entered Houlton High School. Even though this group seemed innocent, there were among us some who, right then, started to make a name for themselves in good old H. H. S. That very first year, our candidate for circus queen, Doris Niles, received that honor. The officers who have served us well for the three years of their term were: president, James Donovang vice president, Jean Crawford, secretary, Joyce Farrar: and treasurer, Leroy Carter. In speaking, we showed ability, with Letha McDonald winning second place in the Spear Speaking Contest. In athletics, also. we displayed ability, with such per- sons as Jacqueline Kelley, Mary Pomroy, James Donovan, Malcolm Logan, Philip Mason, Fred Doescher, and Sterling Hall leading. In dramatics, Corliss Cates and Orin Bither showed talent in the senior play. This senior class was very proud to have twenty-four on the senior honor roll, averaging 90 per cent or more for their four years' work. The three highest ranks went to Gwendolyn McGrew, valedictoriang Jean jCrawford, salutatoriang and Joyce Farrar, third honor. Of the 165 freshmen who entered, 106 are graduating. As we leave Houlton High on our journey into life, we hope we will he remembered for what we have done for our beloved school, Houlton High. D. W. fOverheard in chemistry class! Mr. Stinson: Give me an example of poison? Earl Hawkins: Aviation. Mr. Stinson: Please explain yourself. Hawkins: One drop will kill. f0verheard at a football gamej Jo Ann: Oh, look! How dirty they're gett- ing their suits! How will they ever get them clean? Gwen: Silly! VVhat do you think they have a scrub team for? lAt the junior exhibition? Miss Penney: It's time to start run up the curtain, Jack. Jack falways obllgingj Yes, Miss Penney, how far shall I go? OLD HOULTON HIGH 6

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Brown, Leroy Maxwell Callahan, Nina Louise Home Ee Club 33 English t'lub 4. Callnan, Catherine Dawn llonor Society il, 4, See. 43 tllee Club 1. Z, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3. Pres 43 Speaking Exhibi- tion 23 Vive President of Class 43 D. A. R. Candidate 43 North Star Board 4. Callnan, Donald Joseph llnntl 2. Il, 43 Orrllestrzi 2, 3. Carr, Francis Alexander llighster 4: Mgr. Track 'l'vun1 3, 43 English Club 3, 4: Cross Country 1. .Y aim -1 ? if 'N .aq- , an as JDK Carter, Leroy Elmer English Club 43 Honor Socie- ty 3, fl. Pres. 43 Football 43 Future Farmers 2, 3, 43 Treasurer of Class 43 H Club 4. Cates, Corliss Louisa Senior Play 43 Speaking Ex- hibition 33 Circus Play 4: Class Prophecy 4. Cone, Barbara Imogene Glee Club 3, 43 English Club 4. Conlogue, Philip James English 'Club 43 North Star Board 4. Conway, Harold M. Cross Country 3.