South Portland High School - Headlight Yearbook (South Portland, ME)

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. page twenty-four ' C9 Q D9 4? DJ 5fQ!i?5AZDifL'ifQ3iR75D9' w ra D9 15 U M . MARY ELIZABETH GILLIES I Commercial Course Thy daintiness trips true my dreams. Mary is a shoe expert. She knows what size most of the girls in school wear. If she wanted to, she could use this knowledge to get away with blackmail. PHILIP GIVEN GOOD Phil College Course Glee Club, 1, 25 Football, 1, 2, 3, 4 ll..etters 3, 41, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4 lLetters 1, 2, 3, 415 Student Club Play, 35 Senior Class President, 43 Toastmaster, 3, 4, Ring Committee, 35 Orchestra, 1, 2, 33 Echo, 45 HEADLIGHT, 1, 4 fEditor 413 Captain of Track, 4g Senior Class Play, 4. Ye have many strings to your bowf, Phil is the champion record breaker of the school. What is a little track record in Phil's young life? When he goes over a hurdle, smash! goes a record. Nothing to it says Phil. How he can do things like that and not get a swelled-head is more than we can figure out. Phil is president of the class and a very efficient one, too. RUTI-I SELMA GOODWIN College Course HEADLIGHT, 45 Student Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Salutatorian, 4. With all the learned counsel of the realmf, Ruth is one of those girls who can pull down a card covered with A's . Salutatorians can do things like that. We hope she will continue this way when she favors Bates with her brains. OLIVE EUGENIA GOULD College Course Science Club, 49 HEADLIGHT, 4, Student Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. The very life-blood of our enterprise. Olive is another star performer in the rank card chorus. She has been an ardent worker in everything she has undertaken. IRVING HALL GRAFFAM Qfpopl, Commercial Course Basketball, 1, 2 fLetters 225 Senior Class Play, 4, Class Day Speaker, 4. A fellow of 'Work and likelihood. Pop plays great basketball. In fact, he is a pro. The only trouble with Pop is that he was born two years too soon for the good of South Portland's basketball team. 'QQIIJQIQQ

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page twenty-three Q3 wi QQ SQQ-5?5AfDL'5?Nl5iR'5Di9 D9 Q no 6 D9 Q U9 MARY BELLE FLYNN Midget Commercial Course Glee Club, 1, 25 Basketball, 1 lfLetters 2, 3, 41, Managership Basketball, 45 Student Club, lg Prom Committee, 3. She favor: Edward? causef, Mary is often described by the word udiminutivef' just as often the word side-center follows her name. She is pep personified. GAYLAND EARL FOLLEY Technical Course Track, 1, 3, 4 fLetter 413 Glee Club, 1. The gain I seek is-quiet in the matcbf' Gayland is one of the racing Folleys. He refuses to spend his time talking, but he is perfectly willing to show what he can do on the track. PRISCILLA MARY FREEMAN Commercial Course Ring Committee, 33 Student Club, 1. I know your patience well. A Be of good courage, Priscilla. Your four years of hill- trudging is nearing an end. DOROTHY4 ELIZABETH GANNON !!Dot97 Commercial Course Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Echo, 43 HEADLIGHT, 45 Cumberland County Shorthand and Typing Contest, 4. She is of so free, so kind, so apt, a disposition. Dot's services have been very much in demand of late, for she is a very willing and efficient typfst. LUCETTA LoU1sE GERRISH QQLuCy7! College Course Basketball, 3, 4 QLetter 415 Science Club, 4. By my trotlv, a pleasant-spirited ladyf, The basketball team would be nowhere if it were not for tall girls who play center. Lucetta has been threatening to grab the permanent center berth this year. x , N A o oaaa a

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page twenty-five Q2 so w SCG.5isAimfwoLli'e'DDf no e e a so Q GEORGE MELVILLE GRATTO . General Course As cunning in mathematics-as others in languagesf' What's this we see in the magic globe? Why! It's George Gratto in a long black robe and a four-cornered cap. Of course! How could we forget that he was going to be pro- fessor of mathematics? JULIA ISABELLE GRIFFIN Commercial Course Her integrity stands without blemisfvfi Julia knows her History from Columbus to Hoover and can always tell Miss Pierce whether the tariff is up or down. RUSSELL LORING HALL QQRuStY7, Commercial Course Orchestra, 1, 2, 35 Manager of School Play, 4, Senior Class Play, 4. You are ever good at sudden commendationsf' Rusty drives a truck all summer to get in condition for swinging the piclc on his banjo all winter. He certainly can play his chosen instrument. PI-IYLIS BRANDER HAMILTON X ffphyln I College Course Student Club Play, 3, Entertainment Committee, 3, 4, Science Club, 45 HEADLIGHT, 3, 45 Student Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. Is she not passing fair?v Phyl's fair face bedeclced Mr. Kennedy's bulletin board for a year. It was rumored that Mr. Kennedy had a prosperous year, that year. RALPH FRANKLIN HAYES Raoul Technical Course Glee Club, 13 Football, 33 Track, 3g Entertainment Committee, 3g'Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 43 HEADLIGliT, 4, Managership, 4. Other affairs must now be managedf' Ralph was one of the famous managers who sojourned to Boston last February. His blue eyes and fair hair have been the main topic of discussion in many feminine circles. He is also one of the few boys who can find pleasure in math. 1' I e o Q Q EI is