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

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R Ramsay, Robert F. '40 Rhoda, Wakellef W. '39 Richards, Eric K. '36 Ricker, Frederick F. Rideout, Merle NC., Jr. '36 Rliley, William Ritch-ie, Arthur W. Roberts, Arthur Rooney, Lawrence J. Russell, Raymond Russell, Robert F. '42 Ruth, Robert M. '38 S Savoy, Chester E. Seamans, George H. '42 Seamans, James Ralph '34 Schools, Patrick E. Sherwood, Earle K. Sherwood, Frank A. '32 Skehan, Joseph B. '42 Smart, Atwood 0. '36 Smart, Carl W. '35 Smith, Philip Spaulding, Robert P. '40 Stantial, William B. '36 F Starkey, Earle '21 Stevens, Fred M. '37 Stevens, Russell A. '39 !Stockson, Arnold '39 Stockson, Gilbert '37 Stockson, William M. '40 Stone, Clayton E. '41 Stoten, Earl '40 Stover, Clifford A. '39 Sullivan, James H. '13 Sweeney, Leroy D. St. Peter, Euclid '42 St. Peter, Lorendo J. Spooner, George '42 Taylor, Frederick '14 Tayalor, Ralfph W. '42 'Thibodeau, W?illfiam H. '35 Thompson, Lester C. '37 Thompson, Vaughn A. '39 Tidd, Wllllam P. 'Tilley, Lawrence A. '38 Tlngley, Forest '21 'llitcomb, Alton L. '38 1Tomilson, Angus E., Jr. '40 Tompkins, Donalld A. Tozier, Linwood C. '35 6 Tracy, Stanley R. Troy, Orval Turner, Robert A. '42 Taggett, Donald '41 W Wakefield, Albert L. '35 Wallace, Philip R. '37 Ward, James '40 Ward, Wendell '24 Watson, James A. '39 Watson, Ralph T. '39 White, Linwood J. '38 White, Mark E. Willette, Ralph J. '41 Wilson, George A. '27 Wilson, Robert P. '28 Woflhaupter, Carl P. '33 Wolhaupter, Charles Wood, 'Charles W., Jr. '41 Worthley, Clifton W. '32 Wright, George W. '32 Wetmore, Kenneth '42 Y Yerxa, George W. '26 Young, Kenneth A. '23 ' Deceased

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Farrar, Leslie E. '36 Faulkner, Edwin Faulkner. Fred Feeley, Robert '28 Finnegan, Herschel L. '40 Fitzpatrick, Francis G. '24 Fitzpatrick,, Jerry J, '40 Fitzpatrick Lewis P. '35 Fitzpatrick, Ralph A. '36 Flemming, George J. '35 Flemming, William P. '39 Folsom, Mark Fortier, Keith M. '40 Foster, Fowler, Bertrand L. John E. '41 Friel, Maurice E. '38 Gallop, Gardner , Byron M. '34 Gardner, Gardner, G Laforest C. Carl T. '41 Holmes '35 Gardner, Gardner, Gilbert, Everett O. '40 Gerald F. '38 Robert E. '40 Grllpatrick, George V. '32 Golding, Goodall, Gorham, Gorham, Gorham, Hubert R. '38 Victor W. Frank F. '36 Joseph '21 George W. '26 Graham, Donnell D. 38 Griffin, Donald G. '38 Grant, Elmer Rankin '36 Grant, Gerald R. Grant, Oscar R. '34 G-rant, Ralph C. '42 Grass, Frank '25 H Hall, Orris M. '30 Hovey, Carl G. '37 Hovey, Wallace Huggard, Charles O. Huggard, Clayton O. Huggard, Harold E. '35 Humphrey, John S. '38 I lieland, Leo L. '38 lvey, John I-L Ivey, Henry J Jackins, Lewis '25 Jarvis, Donald A. '35 Johnson, Gordon '25 Jones, Ioan '42 Johnson, Robert Jones, Ralph B. K Keating, Arthur A. '25 Keith, John Allen '40 . Keith, Robert H., Jr. '40 Kidder, Edmund '14 Kinney, Harrison B. '39 Knirlin, John J. Koran, Adolph A. '33 L Lakin, John R. '41 Lambert, Deane A. '34 Lambert, D. P. '41 Lambert, Keith H. '34 Lambert, Winston '31 Landry, Walter M. '40 Lang, Francis Logan, Asael M. '33 Logan, Malcolm E. '41 London, Lee A. London, Lewis H. Lovely, Kenneth W. '29 Ludwig, John O. Meagher, Milberry, Thomas '25 James M. '38 Millar, Miller, Miller, Moore, Mullen, John O. '37 Bernus A. '37 Halbert D. '39 Eugene L. '36 Joseph N. '38 Murphy, Lloyd A. '40 Myshrall, McBride, McCann, McCann, McCann, Albert H. '35 Arthur W. '42 Francis C. '35 James E. '32 Wilfred P. '32 McCarthy, James W. McCarthy, Justlin F. '38 McG1il1icuddy, Edward J. McGill-icuddy, George E. '26 McGowan, Alfred C. '39 McGowan, '21 Horace C. '42 McGrath, Elizabeth F. '38 McGuire, Harry E. McIntyre, Bertram McIntyre, James F. '33 McIntyre, James W. Hall, Sterling J. '41 Hamilton, Cecil R. '40 Hardy, Garnet E. '35 Hatfield, Elvin H. '36 Hawkes, Merle P. '38 Hawkins, Carl D. '27 Hawkins, Earl F. '41 Henry, James S. '36 Hodgdon, Francis C. '3 Hodgdon, Ralph F. '38 Lunt, Fern M. '35 Lyons, Harold L. '30 Lyons, Herschel W. '36 Lyons, Ralph A. '29 Lawrence, Byron P. '31 Hogan, Chester F. '25 Hogan, Chester F. '23 Hogan, Leland N. Hogan, Leroy J. '35 Hogan , Robert E. '42 M MacDonald, Leland L. '20 Macllroy, Donald E. '42 Macllroy, Marion L. '36 Macllroy, Robert A. '38 MacKay, Joseph '37 Madigan, James C. '40 Madigan, William '42 Mason, Donald E. '38 Mason, Philip McMonigle, James F. '33 McNutt, John A. '35 McQuarnie, Curtis S. '37 N Newell, George E. '41 Niles, Lloyd G. '38 Nickerson, Gerald E. '36 Nason, Paul R. '27 -0 Oakes, Carroll 0. '36 O'Donnell Henry C. '18 Osgood, Cedric P Palmer, John Edward '31 Parker, James R. '27 'Pa.ull, Arnold W. Peabody, Herbert '35 Peabody, Lawrence '25 Peabody, Ralph '31 Perkins, Gerald Pheeney, Charles T. '38 lPinkha.m, John H. '35 Pinkham, Ralph W. Plourd, Medrick C. '39 Plourde, Sanford J. '42 Porter, Phillip W. '41 Potter, Ralph A. Puffer, Harold Putnam, Albert P. '31 5 X

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THE SENIOR GIRLS Editorials EDUCATION lN A WORLD AT WAR By Bryce Lambert what place will advanced education hold during and after this war? That prob- lem is without doubt one of the most vital that we. as sensible Americans, nmst solve hcforo it is too late. The position of the public high school in the oducational system is assured, be- cause it is the high school in a town 01' city that carries on so many war projects. llowcvcr, the place to be held by colleges and uniivcrsities is doubtful. Our schools of higher learning have been the Victims oi a great deal of unjust criticism. Those who attack these linstitutions desire radical changes, and some even advocate their closing, with schools of manual education taking their place. l am certain that those attaclicrs have never had the advantages offcrod hy such schools, for no man could ever entertain such a thought if he were an intelligent college graduate. Let us View the type of country that the United States would be if it maintained no institutions of advanced learning. If the necessary facts were the only ones taught. we would cease to be an intelligent people thriving with 11ew ideas and new advancements in progress. We would know only how to work with our hands-our miinds would cease to work. We would be the followers of those few educated people who might gain control of our government: we would be led instead of leading. ls not that the present position of the Axis countriies? Are not we fighting against ignorance and tyranny and fear? Thomas Jefferson, the founder of the University of Virginia and our third Pres- ident, said, The last hope of human lib- erty in the world rests on us, the Ameri- cans. Only by being an educated and i11- telligent people can we keep faith as a living motto. We must not fail those who have died to promote our cause - to fight for that human liberty. Our success must be guaranteed, and we must realize that one of our strongest guards to success is