McKinley High School - Gatherer Yearbook (Deer Isle, ME)

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In appreciation of 7118.-integrity, his progressiueness, andiihis -u-ncouinted services to McKinley iHigh School, and with deep regret at losing his friendly presence, -we, the class of 1947, respectfully dedicate this book to PAUL I. BROWN

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PAUL 1. BROWN By ROBERT HASKELL, '47 Paul Brown is symbolic of educational advancement. He came to us from the Bucksportschools, where he had for several years held the position of principal. Islands were n-ot new to him, as he had been born and brought up on an island off the coast of -Massachusetts. VVhen he arrived there was much to be done for the schools of Union 76. Mr. Brown, who is a natural hustler,-Het out to correct the evils as he saw them. This he did tortheuutmost satisfaction of both school board and townspeople. In 1945 Mir. Brown overcame much opposition to institute the school lunch program, which is probably the greatest improvement in the last twenty-live years. Mr. Brown, who is an advocate of the consolidated school, has clone much to bring this before the public eye, so that when the oppor- tunity for government aid domes, We will be able to take advantage of it. The pupils of this school are very proud of Mr. Brown, and wish him much success in his new p0SitiO11. .Q441

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THE CATHERER FACULTY McKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL 1946 - 1947 Principal Murdock S. Matheson, B.S. .Mathematics, Science Maud P. Thayer, B.A., Ed. M. Frieda H. Matheson, B.A., M.A Social Science, English, Government, English, French Latin Marion jacques, Music Superintendent Ralph S. Smith, B.A., Ed. M.