Gorham State College - Hillcrest / Green and White Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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MARION ETI'A LAMB, Bridgton, Me. Bridgton High School Practice Teaching, Grade V House Committee KDJ: Vice-President of Athletic Association KD, CD3 President of Athletic Association KB, AJ: Social Committee Y. W. C. A. KB, A55 Sec- retary of El Seis Senores Club If friends be credit, she has much gain. Marion is the only girl in our class who is taking the man- ual training course. We think of her as a pioneer, for she succeeds where others fail. She can discourse in scientific or psychological terms for hours and hold her listeners spell- hound with awe and admiration. On the other hand she can relate equally well the best joke ever on one of the girls. FLORENCE ELIZABETH LEACH So. Paris, Me. So. Paris High School Practice Teaching, Junior Primary Missionary Committee Y. W. C. A. KD, CQ: Vice- President of Y. W. C. A. KC, B, Aj: Delegate to Camp Maqua KCJg Glee Club KD, C, B, Aj: Orches- tra KD, CJ 5 Nominating Committeel of Y. W. C. A. She doeth little lfindncsscs which most leave undone. Florence has served on many committees, one of her duties being that of temporary nurse. She has administered hills and powders when our noses were red and eyes weepy. This is the time to thank her. RUTH ELDRIDGE MORRELL Gray, Me. Pennell Institute Practice Teaching, Grade V House Committee KCI: Clee Club AKD, C, B, Her air, her manners, all who san: admired. Love me, love my teddy-bears. Two of them, Peter and Jinks, respectively, and the most rascally young bears that ever walked on two legs, as Ruth will tell you with a sigh. Sh! Let me whisper this! Peter runs off. If you see him, kindly spank him and send him home. '

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ANNA FRANCES KILFOIL Bangor, Me. Bangor High School Practice Teaching, Grade IV lnterclass Basketball CD, CD5 Varsity QB, A35 Tennis Tournament Deep in thought, word and decal. We always thought Anna to be the most peaceful of mor- tals until she joined the varsity and then-Dear! Dear! you should have seen her fight. We'll say she has a great deal of pluck. BERYL VEAH SPRAGUE KNEELAND Easton, Me. Easton High School Practice Teaching, Grades VII and VIII Chairman of Executiive Committee of Literary Club CA, 5 Orchestra QB, Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. She's tall and straight, And pleasant and wise, Oh, yes, and jolly, As you might surmise. I couldn't begin To name all the rest Of the good characteristics, So you'll have to guess. HELEN ISABEL KNOWLES, Bob Augusta, Me. Cony High School Practice Teaching, Grade I Basketball Squad QD, BJ, Vice-President of House Committee fBjg Chairman of Social Committee of Y. W. C. A. QB, A13 Glee Club QD, C, B, AJ, Ex- ecutive Committee of Wenyontte She is a bonnie, wee thing. This petite miss is beloved by all. Bob lends a helping hand to everybody, but is very modest concerning her own accomplishmenis, which makes her all the more lovable.

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ADELINE ANNIE MOULTON Biddeford, Me. Kennebunkport High School Practice Teaching, Grade II Glee Club fD, C, B, A13 Program Committee fAlg Nominating Committee for GREEN AND WHITE. ll is a good thing to laugh. If a brunette young lady, displaying a dimple in each rosy cheek, trips gayly down the corridor, and, if she happens to be singing, tra-la-la, be sure it is Adaline, for by these signs ye shall know her. We suspect her motto is that of the jolly old pedagogue's, Be happy while here below. ANNABEL MARY O'CONNOR Biddeford, Me. Biddeford High School Practice Teaching, Grade II Varsity CB, AJ: Baseball QCD: Track Team l'll dance and play, dance and play, And wrinkled care beguilef' Happy the clay when Annabel joined us. May she keep thru life her gift of making friends. She is one of the lasses who dances her way into your hearts. MARION ALBERT PACKARD Lisbon F ails, Me. Lisbon Falls High School Practice Teaching Grade IX and Freshman H. S. Orchestra fD, C, B, AJ: Basketball KD, C, B, All Baseball: Executive Committee of El Seis Senores Club CAI. He makes sweet music. Si is one of the foremost musicians of our class. Ever since he made a violin from a cigar box, a broomstick and several other nondescript articles, we have named him The Genius.