Norway High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Norway, ME)

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FRANKLIN WILSON ABBOTT '4I'm a sad man and serious. Commercial Plans for future-undecided. ISMAY ELOISE ALDRICH 'tIzzie The world is full of gladness, There ain't no room for sadnessf' Home Economics Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Dramatic Club IV, Track II, Basket Ball IV, Assistant Manager Basket Ball III, Manager IV, Fair Committee III. Plans for future-Farmington Normal School. HARRY RONELLO ANDREWS C4BuS77 Thought is deeper than all speech, Feeling deeper than all thought. Vocational Future Farmers III, IV, President III, Agricultural Club II, Student Council III. Plans for future: Undecided. GWENDOLYN E. BICKNELL Biekie L'The Very room, coz she wuz in, Looked Warm, frum floor to ceilin'.' Home Economics Dramatic Club III, IV, Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Commercial Club I, II, Track IV, Basket Ball IV, Assistant Manager Basket Ball III, Assistant Manager Track III, Senior Drama, Caduceus Board III, IV, Fair Committee III, Fair Entertainment IV, Class Ode. Plans for future: Dental Hygiene Nurse, and 'study music.

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THE CADUCEUS 5 and valuable. We do not rate very highly any works, trades, or professions, which have not the sincerity of the act to back them. We cannot care for a friendship which confines itself to a few occasional thoughts and words. If someone likes or admires us, we want them to show it in a thorough way. It grieves and humiliates us when only half confidences are given and shown to us, and we feel that something is being kept back from us, as if we were scarcely trustworthy. We can withhold a great deal of trouble and sorrow from our friends, if they only show their love for us enough, and if they are thorough in their regard for us. Thoroughness has its place in other things than friendship. A man of busi- ness, who only half attends to his affairs, is certainly going to be spoken of in tones that are not those of admiration. He should know that very little, if anything, can be accomplished without thoroughness, for his customers are not accustomed to look for anything worth while from a person who is shiftless, insincere, and unreliable. While we disapprove strongly the need and want of sincerity and thoroughness in others, we should do something to help pro- mote the growth of these good things in ourselves. While we are apt to weaken and be content with half doing things, we should rather be inclined not to forget the old motto, Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. -Mark L. Barrett. .L..0,1 . FACTS ABOUT MAINE Did you know that : Maine is the finest state in the Union. Maine is 210 miles wide and 320 miles long, and contains 33,040 square miles. Maine has 16 counties, 20 cities and 407 towns. Maine has 2,000 lakes. Maine has the largest body of fresh water, entirely within the borders, of any State in the U. S. A., which is Moosehead Lake. Maine 's highest mountain is Katahdin, which is 5,235 feet high. Maine ranks thirty-fifth in population among the States. It's latest census is 768,014. Maine has 60,000 farms. Maineis farmers number 42,214 of whom all but 4,300 were born in Maine. Maine's potatoes average 30,000,000 bushels yearly. It has 85,000 acres devoted to them. Maine 's production of sweet corn can- ning is about 1,500,000 cases of twen- ty-four cans to the case. - Maine's blueberry canning is valued at 131,000,000 a year. Maine 's fish canneries reach about 555,000,000 a year. Maine has 2,262 miles of steam rail- road, 518 miles of electric, 25,000 miles of highways, 1,100 miles of hard-surfaced State and Federal highways. Maine 's summer tourist business brings about 850,000,000 a year to the State. Maine has 175 boys' and girls' camps with 12,000 boys and girls in attend- ance during a summer. Maine has the only national park east of the Mississippi, Lafayette Park at Mount Desert Island, 10,000 acres. Maine has the finest beach on the At- lantic Coast, which is Old Orchard. Maine is one of the most healthful states in the Union. Maine 's Norway is an enterprising town. Maine's N. H. S. is very hard to beat. Q

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CARLE LEVERN BROWN, JR. HProcrastination is the thief of time. Vocational Commercial I, Future Farmers III, IV, Agricultural Club II, Track III. Plans for future: Game farming. ONEIL ALFRED BROWN HBroWnie Books do not always please, however good, Minds are not always craving for their food. College Preparatory Dramatic Club IV. Plans for future: Undecided. PAUL COOLIDGE BROWN Polly HA certain maid looked earnestly upon him. ' College Preparatory Dramatic Club III, IV, President IV, Basket Ball IV , Manager Track IV, Presi- dent of Student Council IV, Caduceus Board III, IV, Traffic Squad III, IV, Fair Entertainment IV , Fair Committee III, Class Prophecy. Plans for future: University of Maine. VIOLA CUTTS BROWN il'Vi7? Sweet and stately, and with all grace of womanhood. ' ' Home Economics Glee Club I, II, Dramatic Club III, Fair Entertainment IV. Plans for future: Study nursing.