Edward Little High School - Oracle Yearbook (Auburn, ME)

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THE 1931 ORACLE UI 1,1 1 n ri. 1 e. YM.- unnnumnnmmnmunu I W 1 I1 E3 Fi . K nm I l Il I 1 e' .... , gl F 'Q- ll Q1 .,.......... H ..........,...,..... . .. as' 1 'FF 'Wa 'azz F ri f + w w! EFF' Fir Fm-1 mm- f if ' ' ' ll -'1 MARGARET BONYIE. Mag ,Tune 16, 1912. Durham General: Music Appreciation 4: Glee Club 3. -lg Operelta 45 Dramatic Club 4. Vile ask you-erm you imagine Mag :is :1 teacher? XN'e shall ull want to he pupils again. ORLAND BRANDON November 27, 1911. Auburn Generalg Dramatic Club 43 Track 23 Glee Club 2. 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3. 4. A musical lad is our Orland. And besides he is religious i11 that he likes Churches and l'hills . He lixes on one and is very much interested in another. ERLAND BRIDGHAM. I31'idg june 10, 1913. Minut General. We think Bridg will be the outstanding farmer in a few years. The more you know Bridg the better you like him. LOUISE BROCKMAN, WLM' June 23, 1913. Farmingdale Commercial. Always quiet and sweet-a ffiend t0 all whom S116 may meet. 11' Eiglxtvrn

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'THE 1931 ORACLE F'gZ C:- 7 ' ,mn i 'i - ' fl I N. li l nl ca n it r af' an .. pi 'fir P -fs. l.l- . ff fF if nr nr cr ntl, f ,115 mul-i fl In lr. 1 'rluvlvt Hn CHESTER BOOTH, Albie , Squeak September 9, 1914. Auburn Collegeg Football 3, 4. Squeek is one of thosc boys whom wefcan't help 1 liking. He always wears a sm1le, even after he has just arisen from one of lus own tacks. - PAUL E. BOOTHBY, Oc November 23. 1913. Auburn ' I Commercialg Baseball 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Dramatic ' Club 4. Paul is a sure cure for the blues. If you have ever heard his exclamation of surprise, you know his voice and vocabulary are O.K. IIENXIE BORXSTEIN, Cl1irky June 13, 1913. Auburn Commercial: Music Appreciation 3. We shall always remember Jennie hurrying down the corridor, deep in conversatlon with Simone-and then a last minute rush to get to her sent before the eight Y oclock bell. May you always make as good connec- tions, Jennie! ROBERT ISOVVER, Bob July 23, 1914. Auburn College, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3. Bob , we hear is going to Northeastern. He's a good fellow, but it's hard to borrow a nickel from him. 4 Page Seventeen

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,mw- XWZV 'lqri' V l .- F in .:, ,,,, ,, ii Q J -L' at I4 F F THE 1931 ORACLE YM, C , . g . ..A, ' C Q-ef an ' . 'ci ':f : MEL.. .Ig ' 1-if '1 ' --4 pi' in Fil it if EH' 111 ill- llI...l r 1' 'l H -1 1 1- I I 1 Ihr Q-DEQ pmt PAUL FRANCIS BROGAN, Bronco August 26, 1912. Lewiston Collegeg Literary Society 3: Art Club 3. 43 Dramatic Club, Vice-President 45 Student Council Z, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 45 President of Class 3, 45 Band 2g Glee Club Z, 3, 45 Athletic Advisory Board 45 ,lun- ior-Senior Committee, Chairman 35 Class Marshal 35 Edward Little Night Committee Z, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Football 3. 45 Outing Club Z. VYe hear of Mussolini holding nine out of twelve important positions in Italy, but we don't have to read the papers about Bronco . Read his record. RUIE BROOKS ,luly ll. 1914. Auburn College' Literwrv Societv 3' O eretta 4 Orl s , . , , , p 5 cieitra 3, 45 Harmony 35 Music Appreciation 45 Glee Club 45 Tenth Honor. The name Brooks suggests something musical. VVe'll all admit that it isu't wholly the name, but the Pirates of Penzance proves that Ruie herself is quite a musi- cian. DONALD HROVVN, Don ,lanuary 14. 1913. Boston, Mass. General: Track 2, 3. 45 Glee Club 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4. That high-pitched laughter often heard in the old halls was merely lil' Brownie expressing his mirth. Neill never forget that chuckle, Don . HARRY BRONVX, 'lB1'0'ZL'l!1-Ch, Ben September 14, 1913. Durham General: Art Club 2. 3. 45 Baseball 35 Rifle Club 4. Brownie knows his motors. VVe expect sometime to see Harry crossing the Atlantic in a plane of his own design. f ..,,1- ll Page Nineteen