Wilton Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Wilton, ME)

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Faculty MAURICE EARLE, A.B., Bates. Appointed 1929. Bates Summer School 1927, 1929. Principal, Departments of History, Econ- omics, and General Science. SUSAN WESTON, A.B., Colby. Appointed 1908. University of Maine Summer School 1929, 1930. V ice-Principal, Departments of Mathematics, and Physics. LIZZIE BASS, Castine Normal School. Observation at Bridgewater Normal 1900. Bates Summer School 1930. Taught in Wilton Academy 1900-1906. Appointed 1920. Departments of English, and Algebra. DOROTHY DUMAIS, A.B., Bates College. Bates College Summer School 1929. Appointed 1928. Departments of French, and Latin. ELIZABETH MARSHALL, A.B., Colby College. Departments of Eng ish, and Arithmetic. Appointed 1929. JANETTE SMITH, B.S., Simmons College. Departments of Home Economics, and Bookkeeping. Appointed 1929. CLARENCE SPEARIN, B.S., University of Maine. Cornell Sum- mer School l929. Sub-master, Departments of Agriculture, Chemistry, and Biology. Appointed 1929. LEAH PETERSEN, Prince Academy, Quebec. LaSalle Summer School 1925. Boston University Summer School 1928. Skidmore Summer School 1929. Music Supervisor. Appointed 1930. JOHN WHITE, B.S., University of Illinois. Director of Physical Education, and Coach. Appointed 1930.

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DEDICATION The Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-one respectfully dedirates its year book The Eagle to PRIN. MAURICE L. EARLE in appreciation of his faithfnl work at Wilton Academy for the past two years. He has gi'zfen freely of his time and energy and has greatly broadened the interests and activities A of the school. To Mr. Earle the Senior Class of Nineteen-Hundred and Thirty-one extends its thanks for his many efforts in its behalf.

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Published by the Class of 1931 55555. A 'XMM t , vvvsf t ,XfxfxfvXfxfxfxfxfxfsfxfxfxfxfxfsfsfxfxfvvxfxf Vvvx, H X WILTLON, MAINE. JUNE 1931 THE EAGLE BOARD Hrlifor-in-l'l1if',f , . , .. Assistant lflrlitov'-in-Chief , .. t'irf'uluti11g Illrwlngfm' , . ,.,. ,'lfI1'f'7'fiSf'llll W'l71fl!ll?7' , Literary lrlditorx . Alhl1:tu'IdfIi!o1'x . . llramrltir' Idlliffil' . Alurrmi ldflirm' . Juke Editors . Art llrlifor EDWIN PARKER MAURICE COX RALPH STINSON .. DARNVIN BROWN ADRIA ROLFE ETHELYN CROCKETT BRENDA GILMAN, ROLAND LOTHROP ,, BARBARA SAVVYER ,.4... .,,........,........., ..... , , . ..., , JESSE SABIN ....,,.... . E. KERSHNER, L. BUKER ,. EDNA GILBERT mum-ml 1:1-.wwf ff '.'.', ffiv'. 'L'EGoE, E. MURCH, H. LAKE 1 ru'11lty Aflrixrr ,, ,... ..., . .... . . .. ., .... ,. MISS MARSHALL mu- ' ' xii-lla 'L it . E ff ess! 47! V' ' 1 ,.wl,. 'i' If S LQ ,M 4 s- as ,elf fb' it f 't7!i'i ff ' lf! illbiffirbtil. EDNIOBJAL - The Passing of Knute Rockne Every football enthusiast in America was grief-stricken at the news of the tragic death ot' Knute lioellne, on March thirty-iirst. He had made at reputation for Notre Dame on the football field which has never been equalled. His combined success as a football player, couch, and strategist, has never been excelled. There may have been men who were as able in one or the other departments of the game, but none who hrve stood forth in all three ol' them as Knute Rockne has. He is best known as the head coach at Notre Dame University, for it is in this position that he made the Indiana Ilniversity famous. As a player' Knute Rockne was the best end that has ever represented Notre Dame on the gridiron. One of the finest tributes to Coach Rockne has been the wide demand for coaches who have studied under him. He once said, Football teaches a boy re- sponsibility-responsibility as a representative of his school: responsibility to his team matesg and responsibility in con'ro1ling his passions, fear, hatred, jealously, and rashness. Football brings out the best there is in every boy. It is with the deepest refzret that we look upon the passing of Knute Rockne. -E. Parker.