Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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iid., Yi Fits Pita mf 1R u all b D 1 Wl ll Adams, Marie, Patches Look out for those eyes, Marie, They'll get you in trouble, maybe. You're quite a vamp, you are Our future moving-picture star. Cadet Debutante 121. Senior Play Aiken, Pauline, Polly Hats off! to this charming lass, The eighth wonder of our class, Her books are her friends and her teachers all tell That whatever she does, none may hope to excel. Oracle Board 111. Class Ode. Third Honor Essay. Allen, Esther, This pert little miss, a chic bru- nette, As nice a girl as one e'er met, Her true blue smile, once in a While, Will cheer you up 'in the finest style. Girl Cadets 121. Girls' Debating Society 111. Allen, Rosemary, Rosie Whisp'ring sets her heart a-flutter, Will she tell the reason why? Talents, more than one can utter, Belong to this fair butterfly. Cadet Debutantes 121. Junior Exhibition 1Honorable Mentnon1. Senior Class Play. Alward, Velma M. Velma is quiet and inscrutable to many, but very attractive and nice to some who have the good fortune to really know her. Debutante 111. Arsenault, Clerice, Not only does her name begin with A but it appears on all her papers and things. Debutantes 121.

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A IN GERARD COLLINS ESTPILLE BAUMAN President Vice-Pre sideut OFFICERS CLASS OF 1921 RUTH BLACK CROSBY HODGMAN Secretary Treasurer

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Atherton, Harlan E. Duke Here's one of the real students of our class. He's Madame's standby and Latin holds no fear for him. NVe expect Duke to be a great news- paper man, probably editor of the Portland Evening Express. R. O. T. C. UD. Oracle Board KID. Honor Essay. Atkins, Katherine, Kay, ' ' ' 'Katkinsn The most exclusive lady of our set And as bright and gay a girl as has ever been met. Cadet Debutantes KU. Avery, Hilclred L. Hildrcd has been with us four whole years, and has learned as much as most of her classmates. Babcock, Edgar T. Ned Shes ever ready for a good time, too. Babcock, Dorothy, Dorothy is tall and appears to be dignified but after you know her you'll find that she isn't dignified at all but loves to have a good time like everyone else. She loves to go to dances especially out on Ohio Street. Just ask Dorothy about it. i'Ned's motto must be Be friends with everyone and you will always have a friend. He is a bright and cheerful fellow, who believes in equally partaking of pleasure and work, Babcock, Muriel, None see her but to love her, Nor name her but to Jrais 1 e. Can you imagine Muriel 'ts a fn teacher . Assistant Librarian. Babcock, Willis E. XVillis makes a hit with all his teachers. He'd rather worry than work, and rather not than either. It is understood he's going to write text-books for a living. R. O. T. C. ill. Bachelder, Winnifred, Winnie Some girls like their algebra, some their Cicero, But WVinnie prefers Household Arts, at least she tells us so.