Auburn Maine School of Commerce - Ray Yearbook (Auburn, ME)

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M. TRETHEWAY: Cleaning up the slums of Perryville. J. BLOSSOM: Lady wrestler now employed by Charles Atlas. T. DROUIN: Salesman of a Fire Insurance. CHe still doesn't wholly trust the Fire Dept. it seems.J - R. COHEN: Conducting a re- search to find out how many Smiths there are in the U.S.A. UAfter all you couldnft take on a last name that is E22 E22 very common,H says Ruth. C. SMITH: Currently starred on UGan You Top Thisu radio program--using up his supplycf jokes Kthe answer to that constant smile and twinkle in his eye--and I always thought it was because of Huthlj M. DION: Happily married to a Wall Street Broker. P. HOPKINSON: Teacher of the subject, Democracy, in a large Boston high school. E. GAMMON: Entomologist now engaged in the study of insane preyed upon by water animals. fToo bad--she'd been such a pleasant teacherll G. MIGHAUD: Unmarried. Has the strange hobby of collect- ing rings--engagement, that is F. PESECKIS: in business with G. BRAINERD, known as Peseckis and Brainerd, Furriers. Their slogan is: nFurs for young ladies with rich husbands.n M. DUMAIS: Selling typewritam Cthose scarce itemsl to the pygmies of South Africa. R. KNIGHT: Author of the well known non-fiction best-seller, nHearts, and How I Brokelhemf H. BRYANT: Still convinced that silence and a .good wife can take a man anywhere. M. POLIQUIN: Commercial an- nouncer for Fletcher's Castor Oil. GOOD LUCK TO ALL! ULOVE AFFAIR--IN BRIEFU Hair of auburn, Eyes of blue Skin so fair-- An ivory hue, Small and slender, Neat and prim, Voice melodious, Always'trimg Lovable, sweet, Light of heart , Made me victim Of Cupid's dart. An old story Often toldg First-sight love Soon grew cold. Lesson learned, Can be told, All that glitters Is not goldl --B.D. they say, is to- tomorrow never The future, morrow, yet comes---therefore the future never comes.- So--will someone tell me why all this preparing for something never'coming5

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As the result of a recent poll taken of all interested students of this noble institution as to the outstanding per- sonalities of this year--we take pleasure following results: in announcing the Introducing: Introducing: Mn. A M s C Miss A M s C of or l9A7 l9A7 V J W v -17' s k y .Il I . V .- '.,fya 1 Wdffithf' 'I ' B S WI Af L' , '1f, 1 ', fp , , ni' X' 'L ifmlfffagi -ff -fe timer' Arzflllf Nfgffii-A Nissan ' Tfgjyfjf 1 wif. ,!i'f'f, O ' V+ -.ken-. Rx ,' - - I -A ' .OIENA :1:1Wff'lffA-Jlis - N' Qisij 1.1, jf' . 1: A if ig.: aiW?.g' . f uf fi'1 ' tt' .n'2tjr7'I .Y- niffg eefif ww ,j Afisxgjff O ,neg - vw, , - R 'O Nga? frxinxw !,vN ??i???Gt31fci' C LNNXX Sfifv Zgigzgfgggg w21-ri7?5AN. MTG BAYNE DROWN zj: - Most Talkative..ROBERT JOHNSON Quietest ..... ...CLAYTON KEENE Most StudiOus......FERN BOLDUC Most Flirtatious.CHARLES DAVIS Greatest Woman-Hater..OSCAR SCAMMDN Most Dignified.....ROBERT HOLT Best Dancer......WILLIS DUNHAM Mbst Active... ...BAYNE DROWN NESS-EEVERIZ HANCOCK Most Talkative..GEORGETTE I BILODEAU Quietest..... ..rMARY POLAND Most StudiOuS.....CLARA FRENCH Most Flirtatious.CORRINE BROWN Greatest Man-Heter..GABRIEIIE BILODEAU Most DignifiGd..GERALDINE CROTEAU Best Dancer......EVELINE MASSE Nbst Active.... ...ELAINE TOOP