Stearns High school - Northern Lights Yearbook (Millinocket, ME)

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MR. ANCELO TSIKA, Music Din-4-tor New England Conservatory of Music Boston University School of Music MISS ROSLYN LEVINE, Music Su Boston University of MR MISS ANITA DIONNE, Scicncc S Bates College, B, A. MISS ADELIA DiNARD Corhan 0, Mathclnatics pcrvisor . 1 Normal School Music, B. Mus. Farmington Normal ' Boston U ' . JOSEPH FRIEDL, Physical E u Director VVcstern 'y State ' -, B. S. Un' f clucatio Kcntuclt lcgr. School nivcrsity MISS CATHERINE JOYCE, English S I'cachcrs' Col- Gorham Normal School Harvard Univcrsitv ne-rsity of Kentucky, M. A. Universitk' of Milim' MISS ELEANOR LEAIIY, Physical Education MRS- CERTRUDE ADAMS- Rlxilfllllil :md Bouvc-Boston School of Physical Ecluc-1 Slwlllllt-Z 7 tion Gorham Normal School MRS. IIELEN VVINCATE, Physical Education Llmerhlty of Mmm Bouxc-Boston School of Physical Educa- MISS BARBARA NVELCII, Social Stuilics S till!! Farmington Normal School Univcrsity of Buffalo University of Maine, B. A. Harvard University MISS AGATIIA KITTRICK, R. N., School Nursc MRS. HENRIETTA PIERSON, English T Pctcr Bcnt Brigham Hospital Maciawaska Training School University of Maine, B. S. DEI. MARTIN E. CRUMLEY, School Doctor Tufts Collr-gc, M. D. MR. LAWRENCE ROSEBUSII, Social xm. ALBERT aoulctic, Principal .if junior Fjf1:'sI'Q2 HT Numml Sdml Division, Civics, NVorlcl History XVashington State Normal School MRS. ADDIE RODICK, Mathematics 7 Univcrsityof Maine- XVashington State Normal School Q 'S S: SAVE, SERVE, GIVE. MAKE DE- MOCRACY LIVE - BUY WAR STAMPS. I7l 8

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Navigator's Report Most bomber tlights are condensed into one newspaper article or editorial. lint we feel that the bomber Stearns '-l-3 has made such an important flight this year that a whole book can be written about it. So large is the crew, and so great the number interested that we have attempted to include all man- ner of material about the plane and its 1942-43 mission. 'l'he Stearns '43 had its up and downs this year. No easy task is it to guide a huge airship in a ten-months' cruise! l'lans were changed. crew members insisted on arriving late, storms delayed, ditliculties arose-but, making the most of all these obstacles. we headed up in September with a load of ambition and good intentions. Each one was assigned to his particular task- often no more than taking care of him- self. and even that presented ditticulties at times. 'l'o otlset the strenuous work done on the part of the crew. many activities were provided. But activities alone were not enough. They also needed recrea- tion. for does not all work and no play make .lack a dull boy ? No place for dull boys in the world today! The Stearns prides itself 011 offering a well-balanced program in music, ath- letics, club work, and eontestsg and in this record we have tried to report on all manner of events that have taken place during the past year. XVe have also taken time to introduce you to each member of the crew individually. a line group indeed. Here and there we have inserted examples of their literary tal- ents. Even when their imaginations roam. they choose the field of the pres- ent conflict. Every crew member is earnestly bent on doing his part to help bring about a new world of peace where there will be no thought of, no interest in, war. llecause of war shortages we could not obtain all necessary materials to in- clude a complete pictorial section: never- theless, we have done the best we possi- bly could with the equipment at our command. 'l'o the previous crews of the bomber Stearns we express our thanks for enabling us to fly higher by tests they have made. 'llo the future crews we wish great success and clear flying. ELLIQN Mcl.i1.xN, Editor. BE A FIGHTER TODAY FOR A BRIGHTER TOMORROW. BUY! BUY! BUY! l9l I 4