Ricker Classical Institute - Aquilo Yearbook (Houlton, ME)

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The Aquilo Page Twenty-one DOING OUR BIT Right now Ricker is attempting to carry out two large projects. One, the Junior College, is already well on its way and seems to have a prom- ising future. The other, the S100,000 campaign, is also progressing, al- though slowly. The trustees and principal are working to bring these two attempts to a successful outcome, for both are of vital concern to Rick- er. Does it not follow then that we, as students, should also be helping? We can do this very easily in this way: while on our vacation let us not forget our school altogether. Rather, let us remember to tell people about her, and about the worthy tasks she has undertaken. When they see the enthusiastic way in which the stud- ents are backing Ricker they are sure to be impressed and to realize that this school is worth watching. A student's praise for his school of- ten carries more weight than a leng- thy speech by some outside backer of the school. Let's boost Ricker this summer. Let's give hier the praise she deserves, at the same time doing our bit to bring about the winning of the goal toward which our school is working. G. H. '29 via E: Qwh iid Q no Wifi' AWK F' V. elf 4 29 fs' J N15 4 gs QFWFQ. full M, - juli Mille, ' N0 ,, - U Q Alps: Jilii a 'li .a

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Senior Class ROBERT AKELEY , a:Trampv1 Presque Isle High School 111 121 1315 Y. M. C. A. 141. Akeley came from Presque Isle just this year, but it didn't take him long ito get acquainted-especially with the girls. We shall miss his smile and are sure that Mademoiselle will miss him in French class. OLIVE BYRON Y. W. C. A. 111 121 131 1415 Secre- tary 1215 Vice-President 1315 Presi- dent 1415 Y. W. Play5 Glee Club 111 121 131 1415 Operetta 1315 Hiking 111 1315 Hockey 121. Olive has made many friends since she has been here and will certainly be missed next year. We do not know whether or not she has any bad quali- ties because she has so many good ones to off-set them. She is planning to attend Normal School-suppose she will get a school in Monticello? ALBERT CAMPBELL Glee Club 111 121 131 1415 Operetta 121 1315 Speaking Contest 1215 Senior Class Playg Class Basketball 131.' This easy-going chap remains un- ruffled under the most trying circum- stances. In spite of his apparent good he-'alth he is generally seen around hospitals. Why? Well, ask him. OPAL CARMICHAEL Monticello High School 111 1215 Y. W. C. A. 131 1415 Basketball 1415 Manager 1415 Numerals 1315 Glee glib 1315 Operetta 1315 Aquilo Board Opal, the gem of the class, is one of our athletes. Her smile shines like a star through the darkness. She craves quiet nights, so we have heard. But why? She intends to turn her steps hitherward again next fall. May your future life be as bright as you deserve, Opal.