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

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Nlme Lloyd Anderson Robert Anderson Eva Mae Annett Leta Bates Lewis Berce Harold Berry Ellen Blckford Hazel Bither Paul Blther Harold Brewer Margaret Brewer Ruth Brewer James Brown Ray Brown Lawrence Burlock Anna Burtt Phyliss Callnan Robert Callnan Eenedict 'Cameron Richard Cameron Natalie Caron Ruth Carter James Chadwick Olive Cole Paul Conlogue Clifford Colson Leona Crafts Mae 'Crane Alice Crawford Lois Crawford Eben Currie Vivian DeVine Jean Eagers Gferald Ellelot Margaret Feeley Gertrude Fitzpatrick William Ford Frank Gardiner Donald Gidney Robert Gogan Robert Hagerman Phyliss Hardy Robert Hawkins William Hodgins Lois Hovey Donald Hunter Mary Jenkins Wendell King Kathleen Kinney Bryce Lambert Nell Lambert Senior Habits Nickname Lloyd Andy Eva Mae Peter Bercy Bud Nunny Skippy Paul Hero Margie Ruthie Jimmie Moose J ack Dreamy Phyl Bob Benny Spot Nat Crumpy Chadie Olive Paul Cliff Leona Mazie Alice Jo Banana Bars Red Viv Jean Gerry Margie Gertie Willie Buzz Dewy Dugan Hagie Phyl Bob Bill Cookie Fish Mary Duke Kay Bryce Nellie Pastime Woodstock parking boys cooking complaining squeezing nickels fooling around soldiers Crurnpy Airplanes working at the 5 and 10 soldiers Eloise Henry's basketball Bob arguing with Bob Woodstock sweeping floors loafing keeping house Paul music fooling around Henry's truck driver waiting for wedding bells movies thinking jerking sodas wolfing U. S. 0. just sitting around shorthand working Feeley's Pat . cowboy movies Anne Sam's loafing Stoney? ? theater trying to get a girl the navy baseball Virgil working Freddie books photography Wants to be a farmer a naval cadet just a wife a Mrs. a professor a buck private a stenographer just a Mrs. a mathematician a flyer a nurse a defense worker 2. farmer a mgr. of F. H. Fishman's a coach a lieutenant's wife , Mrs. Anderson a farmer a mgr. of the 5 and 10 a student at U. of M. a. beautician Mrs. Bither Director of H. H. S. band a beautlcian a pool shark a raiser of pigs a corporal's wife a stenographer a Latin whizz a nurse Junior Commandos a stenographer a nurse a teacher a domestic science teacher a nurse a coach a sailor a. meat cutter at Houlton Meat Supply a' florist a postman a wife of a marine a photographer a cadet at West Point an old maid town manager of Amity a nurse in the Air Force a student at U. of M. a minister a cinematographer

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Qt ,aim SENIOR DIVISION ORCHESTRA Exchanges ABHIS-Abington High School, Abington, Mass.-Your magazine contains a wealth of fine literary 1nate1'ial in its editorials, Fireside Section, short stories, essays a11d poetry. A humor department and more pictures would add to your magazine Unless you feature your exchange column in your commencement issue, I would suggest its addition also. The Broadcast-Calais Academy, Calais Maine-Your year book ranks high among the best, and contains an outstanding humor department. l suggest the addition of poetry to your literary department, and that you separate your literary section from your articles on school organizations and functions. Echos of AHS--Ashland High School, Ashland, MainefYour year book is small but excellent. lt needs only the addition of an exchange department to be complete. The Meteor-Berlin High School, Berlin, New Hampshire'feThe Meteor contains much excel-lent literary material in its poems, short stories, student views, and articles under Berlin High School at War. The addition of pictures and an enlarged humor department would add to your book. Unless your exchange column is featured in your commencement issue, I would suggest its addition also. Pine Needles! Mattanawcook Academy, Lincoln, Maine-Your literary and poetry is the outstanding feature of a fine magazine. l suggest an enla1'ge1ne11t of your humor division. The Quoddy Light-Lubec High School, Lubec, Maine, Your year book gives full support to the saying, Good things come in small packages. Your humor division and literature are outstanding. The Red and XVl1ite-Spaulding High School, Rochester, New Hampshire-Your magazine contains in its editorials, poetry, book chats, and stories. a wealth of excell- ent literary material. In addition to this, the cuts, especially the one on the front cover, are very cleve1'. My only recom- mendation is an enlargement of your humor department. The Reflector--Caribou High School, Caribou, Maine-Your year book leaves nothing to be desired in the arrangement of the material you have. l missed, how- ever, the lack of such material as a literary department containing stories and poems, a humor department, and an exchange column.

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Kenneth Larson Daisy Levensailor Edrie Lewis Genevieve Lloyd Lois Cummings Thomas Fortier Samuel Lloyd Everett Longstaff Albert Madigan Mary Maloney Louena Merrithew Winifred Miller Emma Murphy Valla Murphy Jennie MacDonald Barbara MacNair Francis M'adCormlck Vivian McDunnah Jean McLaughlin Mildred McMonigle Donald McNutt Patrick McQuade James McPartland Richard Niles Robert Niles Gareth Noyes Alice O'Donnell Rose Paradis Ruth Ross Patricia Russell Arnold lScott Shirley Sewell Lilly Simpson Eloise Smith Mary Stantial Jennie Stevens Paul Stewart Alcid St. Pierre Norman ISt. Pierre Doreen Tomllson Rose Theriault Victor Rhodes Marjorie Watson Goldie Weaver Nathaniel West Joseph Wilcox Ruth Wood Carl Young Ken Daixsey Mae Eddie Gen Lois Tommy Sarnmie Everett Al Mary Louena Wini Emma Doodle Jennie Barbi Junior Viv S- . . Millie N uttie Pat Jim Dick 1Bob Noysy Alice Rosie Ruthie Patty Scottie Shirl Lilly Whizzie Shrimp Jennie Needle Saint Saint Tommy Rosie Vic Margie Goldie Jerry Joe Ruthie 'Shorty airplanes Iceland Robinson's U. S. O. drawing Canada iigging driving a car singing dreaming of Portland Latin flirting Neil soldiers worrying robbing the cradle theatre Merlyn wishing to go grow U. S. O. basketball night work at E books sports Jiggillg .guns working dancing Rulsty two-timing loafing writing letters V. F. W. Latin Nuttie sewing doing English hanging around baseball Gus fooling around loafing Buck dreaming running betting with Woodie talking on the telephone the clarinet 26 lk's 'Club a cadet at West Point a. stenographer a soda jerker a stenographer a nurse a hobo a farmer a farmer a bachelor Ito be or not to bel a nurse a poetess a kindergarden teacher a housewife a stenographer the local air raid warden a student at Wellsley an English Professor a housewife an accountant a stenographer a coach a sailor on a submarine an English Professor a second Woodie Peabody a soldier a doctor a house keeper a nurse a wife of a second Looie a career woman just a gentleman a nurse a Mrs. just plain Mrs. Brown a nurse a housewife a professor a soldier a ball player a Mrs. a riveter a. soldier married to Buck a. Latin teacher a Marine. a buck private a bareback rider a band leader