Strong High School - Mussul Unsquit Yearbook (Strong, ME)

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manage POWL flie jgrincipa, jr you .gyeniorx This yearbook is a written and pictorial monu- ment of your senior year at Strong High School- it should remind you of both the happy and un- happy hours in the new school- it should remind you of all your hours of wrangling, bickering, and just plain arguing about various class issues - and it should remind you of your teachers and the human situations involved, and most of all you will remember the activities and the friendly compan- ionship of your classmates and school gatherings. Yes, this book is a monument! It is a monument to a class who decided to cast aside their differ- ences and make a profit for a change. You know that anyone can produce a yearbook at a loss but with careful planning and the help of friends you Seniors have been able to show a profit. At the end of each day be sure to say a few kind words to someone. In this way you will always be able to cast aside your differences and you will begin each day with neither anger nor malice in your heart. ROBERT W. FIFIELD Principal .Z you parenfar When you First bring your child to the primary teacher, you have no idea of the kind of a person he or she will be in years to come. The wise parent will give his child a lot of love, under- standing, education, faith, and companionship through the years -and then hope for the best. The school has tried to give understanding and education. The other values come -best from the Church and the Horne. These are good boys and girls. Help them stay that way!! stuff an an 'ie it In Q 5 5' 'fig 555555 9 y ,gg seas- -- . '- K lr i i

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.yfae WMJMK Undquif 35TH EDITION EPDM? SA00! 7956

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l l RALEICH L. FOLSOM DANIEL S. GULEZIAN -l-- jbeckcafion -- We the Senior Class of 1956 respectfully dedicate this 35th edition of the Mussul Unsquit to Mr. Raleigh Folsom and Mr. Daniel Gulezian in appreciation of their helpfulness and interest in guiding us through numerous activities.