Washburn High School - Northland Yearbook (Washburn, ME)

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THE NO-RTHLAND EDWARD CLUFF May 21, -1918 Agricultural Course: Futurt Farmers 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baselball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Gov- ernment 4: Class Treasurer 2. We wonder why the girls always call ,Edldi6's num- ber when playing post-office? I't must he something he learned at Carilbou. HOLMAN CA'RL CU RRIE December 2'8, 1918 You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink College Course: National .Honor Society 3, 43 Sop- homore Speaking Contest 23 Junior Exhibition 33 Senior Play 4: Publi-c Speakiiug 4: Basketlball 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Carl, we understand you are planning to study for the ministry. During your four years in high school you have shown us your speaking ability and we know you will 'be successful. ELVA LULU CURTIS July 4, 1918 Still waters run deep Home Economics Course. Elva is so quiet that we hardly know she is around. TllHl'S all right, Elva, we are all fbashful when we are young. We don't know what your intention-s are ibut here's loads ij luck from the class of '36. HELEN FRANCES IBIAHLGREN Midget June 14, 1918 Don't put all your eggs in one basket Home Et-.znomlcs Course: Glee 'Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Art CTuh 1, 33 Omicron Clulb 33 Dramatics 23 Track 2. Although Helen is a mi-dget she surely can get arcund. We hear she is interested in a certain white house on Hines Street. Never min-d, Helen, we all have our weaknesses.

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THE NORTHLAND HElRMAN PORTER BELL. JR. Junior August 30, 1918 Look before you leap General Course: Student Government 33 Vice- Presiden-t of 'Class 3: iS1tage Manager, Senior Play 43 Tennis 3. Who is this curly haired blond among the 'Seniors Why, it's none other than Junior-one of the card sharks of the class! We wonder why all the girls are shining up to him now. WOODBURY LEE BERCE, JR. u woody!! Decemlber 18, 1918 Like Father, like son College Course: National Honor .Society 43 Class President 3: Student 'Government 4: Mandolin Clun 1, 23 Baskeltlball Manager 43 Baseball Manager 33 Helbron Academy 3. Although Woody is rather silent and prefers lo keep in the background, he can always be depended upon to help in class activities when asked. FLOYD LELAND BULL April 27, 1919 Everything comes to him who waits Agricultural Course: Future iFarmer 1, 2, 3, tl: President of Future Farmers 4: Judging C-ontest nt Orono, Maine 33 Judging Contest at Fort Fairfield 3: Judging Contest at Presque Isle 23 .Represented Maine at Niorth Atlantic Regional Contest at the Eastern Exposition, Springfield, lMass. 33 twon re- cord place in cattle judginglg Basketball 1, 2, Zi. 4: Baseball 2, 3. During his four years 02 high school Floyd has proved a very worthy mem-bers of our class. You have represented us very well in athletics and Fu- ture Farmers and we hope you may be successful in whatever vocation you man choose. MARGARET PEARL 'CARVER ll Marg!! Onctclber 4, 1918 All that glitters is not gold Home .Economics Course: ,Senior Play 4: Art Club 1, 2, 33 Glee Clusb 1, i2, 3, 4: Omicron Club 31 Bas- ketfball 3: Track 2. We are proud of lMar.g as our only re-drhead, but what's a class without a little bit of color? What is the big attraction at Presque Isle, Marg '? Be-s't of luck!

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THE NORTHLAND DORIS ERVETTE DICKINSON U Dorie 'March 2, 1920 Silence gives consent Home Economics 'Course: Art Club 2: .Public Speaking 4. Doris, you have been one of the quiet girls of the class 'but silence is golden. Your pleasing per- sonality will alwayg help you in whatever you at- tempt. Your classmates wish you luck. ELWOOD LIMEL DRAKE Drakey Feibruary 218, 19l17 Rome was not built in a day 'College Course: Sophomore Speaking Contest: Vice-!Preside-nt of Class 2: Spotofink, Joke Editor 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 3: Tennis 4. IE1wood, the newsboy, has won a place in the hearts of his class mates with his fiddle and his guitar. We have faith in you, Elwood. May your ambitions car-ry you to great success. GERALD FREDERICK FLEWELLING FleweIIin September 29, 1918 A soft answer turneth away wrath Agricultural Course: Class President 1: Sopho- more -Speaking Contest 2: lSenior Play 4: Ditt-ogram Editor 2: ,Northland 'Board 4: Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4: Rafter Cutting at F'ort1FairIield, first place: Rafter Cutting, Orono, Maine: Poultry Judging, Orono, Maine. Gerald has proved to be a worthy member of our 'class during his four Years here. We wonder why he takes his 'part in the- Senior Play so well. Never mind, Gerald, you are bound to be a success in what- ever you attempt. MARGUERITE H. HERRICK 44 Maggien November 29, 1918 Make hay while the sun shines Home Economics C-ourse: Sophomore Speaking Contest 2: Junior 'Exhibition 3: County Contest at -Mars Hill 3: Spear Contest at Presque Isle 4: May Day at Presque 'Isle Normal School 2, 3: President of 'Student Government 4. .As a class we have Maggie to depend upon as a very flne leader in work as we-ll as in play. We know Maggie will succeed in whatever she a't- tempts.