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

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'THE 1931 ORACLE -if-u '? . e f i 1 4. - 1. 1 , A. Q 1 1 - 1 1 . +V, fn I U tl 13 W,-:! WFP: Film HI::F':1 ' 'IEE' 21,11 1 liao is ,Eff 11, r-rr 111, Fl--1, f ,, Page Twmiry-fain' HENRIETTA COX ROD October 26, 1912. Rumford Commercialg Music Appreciation 43 Glee Club 4. Here's a girl who knows what she wants. and when and how she Wants it. METHYL CROCKETT, Mft October 2. 1913. Durham Commercial: Music Appreciation 4. Methyl is an exception to the rule of red-headed girls. She cloesn't seem to possess a temper. ARTHUR S. CUMMINGS, 'A1't July 14, 1914. Greenwood Collegeg Lilnrary Proctors' Club 43 Rifle Cluli, Sec- retary 4: 'Winter Sports Clulm 4. Your good nature, Art , has won for you El place lu our esteem. HELEN CURTIS, Giggles ' May 4, 1914. Oquossoc Cullegcg Operetta 43 Dramatic Club 45 Library Proc- tors' Club, Secretary 45 Glee Cluh 45 Music Apprecia- tion -1. Hcre's to one Sunny Sidey' of the Class of '31. Helen is a member of the Poland 81 Curtis, luc. If you're ever sitting in a room when the two members have a coulerence, you'll know where the giggling is coming from.

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Z3 Music Appreciation 4g Rifle Club 4g Outing Club 2. THE 1931 ORACLE tl: Q V. -A fr W r r:'.S5f.:. 1, Y .1 i i fair' ' s- im r c . 'Fi T ll sq: . 'U 'L' 135 Yi ivllli liilii' p, ,lai,!11g,ii.f .9 1d ,EEV,FEf'E: f E111 iii will mm' f im MAURICE ll. CLOUTIER, M0nk ' December 27. 1912. Auburn Generalg Basketball 2. 3, -45 Baseball 2, 3, -1. Captain 4' Rifle Club, Vice-President 4. 1 Monk has a peculiar technique in betting, but since he heard in Commercial Law that this is illegal he is to enter the brokerage business. JEAXETTR CLUFF, Jake February 23, 1914. Auburn College: Yolley Ball 3g Archery 33 Girls' Basketball Heard a little drawl? That's Jeanette. Seen some tlaxen hair? That's Jeanette. Met a pleasant smile? That's Jeanette. Know a girl worth while? That's Jeanette. RUTH CLUFF, Cl11fHv February 17, 1913. Auburn Collegeg Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 45 Volley Ball 25 Girls' Athletic Association 23 Archery 33 Rifle Club 45 Outing Club 25 Music Appreciation 4. Ruth is one of the high spots of E. L. It you haven't known her there's no hope for you. Ruth's favorite boy Cso we hearj is a Tedfdyj. VVINIFRED L. COBURN, PVink.r , W'i1zuit ' May 23, 1913. Greene Generalg Home Economics Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4g Glee Club 35 Girls' Council 45 Student Council 3. Can't quite imagine you as a Domestic Arts teacher, VVinnie,'. Orono is rather far from Greene and we hear you have pretty good times in Greene. Taking them all with you? I Pll!l!' Tvctrfu-ty-three

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THE 1931 ORACLE . . f A 1 3311 rr -'fir -- 7-rf 1 - 4---4- '- ' 1 ii ,111 a ll af. , H16 if'-' 'rf' tif: F I-in W' if EE fir EE ., full-1' snr Mir 111.1-I f fray . my-L-l 'r n-L-'I I I Q' ll ,I Ianni'-U-ll, ulvl In FRANK DAUNIS. Fral1kiv . 'lllillxh March 11, 1911. Auburn Generalg Vice-President Class 45 Class Marshal 35 Basketball Z. 3. 4: Baseball Z, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Rifle Club 45 Outing' Club Z5 Vice-Presb dent of Athletic Association 4. Frankie is going south in the watermelon business. He claims that he has to be polished up ou catching passes in football. so he can catch Hies on the Brook- lyn baseball team. MILDRED DELOCHE, Milly February 14, 1913. Auburn Commercialg Operetta 43 Music Appreciation -lg Glee Club -lg Library Proctors' Club 4, 1N'e will always remember you as an ollice assistant or as a librarian. XVe expect that you will have great success in one of these two llnes. LOUISE ARLINE DEVINE September 22, 1913. Norway College, Literary Society 3: Vollcy Ball 25 Music Appreciation 43 Outing Club 2. Louise would lit in anywhere, because she can see a joke-even in French. MALCOLM DUNLAP, 1lla1 ', A11dy April 9, 1913. VVhiteHeld, N. H. College: Oracle Stalif 4, Station Stat? 2: Debating Society 2, 3. 43 Bates League Team 2, 33 Dramatic Club 43 Senior Drama Cast. The boy with the iron lungg Mac could talk a book agent into buying brass doorknobs for golf balls. In fact, it is said that he once got into an argument with Miss Cornfortli, and she had to use a dictionary, eu- cyclopedia, and Alice in VVonderlaud to find out what he was talking about. Page Twenty-J'i1'e . 4