Ricker Classical Institute - Aquilo Yearbook (Houlton, ME)

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Pag Twenty four vzw 7 izZYWV?i!2fiA3lqll0 JAMES CARNEY Masardis High School 111 121: Y. M. C. A. 131 1413 Basketball Num- erals 131. James is such a quiet sort of chap that it is really hard for us to tell what he has in his mind. Neverthe- lcss, we have been informed that he has had, this ycar, several love affairs which he isn't going to forget in a hurry. Good luck after graduation, James. EDWARD COOK Calais Academy 111 121 131: Glee Club 141g Lyford Prize Speaking 141. Although Cook has been here only c-ne year he has learned many things. Ho takes pride in his dark, curly hair and forgets that it grows. He is studying for a doctor and we wish him success. He likes to play his guitar, dream of the future, and perhaps think of the girl he left behind. Well, Cook, watch out-a word to the wise. ELWIN CROCKETT Princeton High Schoolg Y. M. C. A. 141- Re1d, another of the bright lights of the class, has won manv friend! during his one year at Ricker. We do not know what he plans to do after graduation, but the best wishes of the class go with him. NORMAN CURRIER Y. M. C. A. 111 121 131 1413 Foot- ball 121 131 1413 Captain 1415 Basket- ball Numerals 121 Class President 131 1:1il Aquilo Board 1315 Class Mar- s a . Norm, the woman-hater, came to Ricker, bashful and proud to have his first pair of long trousers. His chief ambition is to stand in well with th:- Iteaclfrrs, espqciall-y wfith Madlc- moisclle. If he were as good a tackle in his studies as he is in football he would be valedictorian. He wants to be an aviator. Maybe he' thinks there are handsome Ferns in the air. Be- ware of angels and airships, Norm.

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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.

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The Aquilo Page Twenty-five JOSEPH CURTIS Sherman High School 111: Basket- ball 131 1415 Football 141g Numerals 1315 Class vice-president 1415 Y. M. C. A. 121 131 141. Although Joe has been with us only three years he has won every heart-- especially one in the sophomore class. We have learned that he has a certain Lettie in Patten who sometimes oc- cupies the rumble-seat of the Essex but not all by herself in the moonlight. The best of wishes for a happy future go with you, Joe. - l.,- DORIS EAGERS Y. W. C. A. 11 121 131 1415 Class Secretary 131g Glee Club 1115 Oper- 'cttsm 1115 Math. Club 111g Freshman Prize Speakingg Sophomore Readingg Juni-or Exhibitiong Oratorical Contest 1415 Y. M. C. A. Playg Senior Playg Aquilo Boardg Hiking 1315 Honor Essay. With her staid wisdom Doris has pulled the class through many diffi- cultios. She has many boy friends but, as she considers all boys her in- feriors, she plays no favorites. Doris, for our sake, don't be an old maid. HELEN ESTABROOKE Y. W. c. A. 111 '121 131g Math. Club 121 1315 Basketball Numerals 1313 Captain Class basketball 141. Hen is supposed to be the angel of this class, but most people do not know her as well as some of us do. During her four years at Ricker we have found her to be the jolliest little pal in the world, at least. Red thinks so. You're all right Hen. OLA GETCHELL Y. W. C. A. 1113 Glee Club 111 1213 lgath. Club 1313 Hiking Club 111 121 If anyone sees Ola sitting' still for five minutes he knows some mischief will be afoot before long. Ola likes her own complexion but wouldn't greatly object to being Black. Her versatile personality will certainly be missed at Ricker next year, but we all wish her the best of luck.