Ricker Classical Institute - Aquilo Yearbook (Houlton, ME)

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Compliments of NEW YORK TAILORING CO. JAMES S. PEABODY CO. SENIOR HIT SONGS All My Love ................. Don't Make Me Miss My Train. . Good-Night My Love .......... Far Away Places ............. Halls of Ivy ................. So Long It s Been Good To Know Three Little Words ............ You Wonderful You .... . Round The World ...... . Beloved Be Faithful ..... . It Is No Secret ........... . I've Got A Crush On You .... . If You've Got The Money I've Got The Time ........ . AALittle Bit of Heaven ...... . The Old Piano Roll Blues .... . Funny Feelin' ............ . Guys and Dolls ......... . Our Very Own ..... . Be My Love ......... . Sentimental Journey . . . . Forever and Ever ....... . The Rovin' Kind ............. There's No Tomorrow ......... I'll Sail My Ship Alone ......... I Love You a Bushel and a Peck .... Busy Doing Nothing .......... To Think You've Chosen Me .... Let's Say Good-by the Way We Said Hello .......... When I've Been Drinking .... . The Man With the Horn ..... . Sleepy Lagoon ............ . My Dream is Yours ....... . Can Anyone Explain .......... Give Me Five Minutes More .... The Birth of the Blues ...... . Maybe You'll be There .... . Marrying For Love ...... . Hope Seward and Clarence Anderson Vacation Time In Front of the girls Dorm. Downtown after lights out in the Dorms. Dear old Ricker YouSenior Class Let's skip it Ella Simms and Carl Foster , , , ,Miss Woodworth Joanne Lowry and Bud McLean Haskell Hall's Love Affairs Albert McIntosh fZena Lyndsl Bud Anderson and Phil Henderson Ricker . . . .Mary Pomroy Making the honor roll Ricker girls and boys Diploma Lorn and Boots Basketball trips Lois and Carl Chevala and Harriette Jackie and Jim Dave Flemington Barbara Small and Elmore Dunphy Albert Mclntosh Harriette and Russell Mary and Roger The boys at the Dorm. Dave Flemington Albert McIntosh in class To have a diploma Mary Pomroy Ricker Senior girls at the Dorm. Graduation time Al's after school Hope Seward and Clarence Anderson

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Compliments of AROOSTOOK DRY CLEANERS AROOSTOOK PRINT SHOP Beauty on Parade Caged The Good Humor Man The Happy Years If This Be a Sin Love That Brute Next Voice You Will Hear No Way Out Red Shoes Return of the Frontiersman So Young and So Bad Spy Hunt Departed The Damned Don't Cry Devil's Doorway Edge of Doom Hamlet In a Lonely Place Messenger of Peace Panic in the Street Reformer and the Redhead Three Came Home Where Danger Lives The Wolfman Look for a Silver Lining The Lost Weekend Dial 3776 September Affair ' Battle Ground Farmer's Daughter: Summer Stock ,531 ' ' Man With The Horn Gone With The Winds ffl Mr. Music .jf- So Dear to my Heart' ' P - June Bride W ' Ma Kr Pa Kettle ' Life of Riley MOVIES Snow Ball Candidates Haskell Hall Girls Albert McIntosh At Ricker Sneaking out of the dorm after lights out Barbara Young Mr. Inman's The dorm after 10:00 P. M. Jackie Tidd's ballerinas Ricker students are back to school Harriette, Lois, Joanne, Boots, Mary Barbie, Jackie Teachers hunting for seniors Senior Class Senior Dorm Girls on campus Door entering Haskell Hall Senior Girls Dave Flemington Boots Palmer and Lorn Parent Albert McIntosh , Ricker is here Avis Sanford and Clair Wright 4 At the Dorm on Snow Ball Night Haskell Hall 0 Clayton Dubay Mr. Fred L. Putnam's signature on diplomas Snow Ball Weekend Girl's Dorm. First day of School Chow Time Elaine Clarke Freshman Girls and Boys David Flemington On a Free Night at the Dorms. Mr. Inman Ricker Hope Seward Mr. and Mrs. Hatch Bud Anderson 1 9

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Compliments of GEORGE S. GENTLE CO. G-RANT Sr DICKISON SENIOR PLAY Mrs. Hatch. G, Lunn, M. Kelleher, H. Johnstone, H. Seward, J. Lowry. L, Palmer, C. Hatch Senior Play Spider Island , a murder mystery in three acts, was present-ed be- fore a large audience by the Senior Class of Ricker Classical Institute on Thursday, January 18 at 8:00 P. M. in the Putnam Gymnasium. Coached under the excellent supervision of Mr. and Mrs. Hatch of the faculty, the cast included: Mary Kelleher of Camden, Gail Lunn of Lit- tleton, Joan Lowry of Monticello, Harriette Johnstone of Oakfield, Hope Seward of New Limerick and Lois Palmer of Moro. Off-Stage the assistants were: Stage Managers: Albert Mclntosh oi Amity, and David Flemington of Houltong Properties: Mary Jane Hanning: of Monticello and Evelyn Putnam of Caryg Sound Effects: Elaine Clark of Perham, Ella Simms of Monticello, Perley Carmichael of Monticello and Chevala Ivey of Hodgdon. Prompters Were: Lois Ingraham of Littleton and Barbara Young of Linneus.