Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Folsom, Howard, A small, quiet fellow, who has been seen driving a Ford. We won't tell who owns it, Howard. Foss, Harriet A. How do you find time to do your hair so nicely every morning, Har- riet? I suppose because you don't arrive at li. H. S. until SD o'clo0k uc- reonnts for it, Foster, Gertrude, Trudy Trudy is very small and very quiet. She has always wished that she might grow tall, but not long ago she changed her mind WVe wonder why! Frost, Harriet, Tho' her name is quite cold we all admit, Her disposition is quite the opposite. Faithful to her lessons and to other things, too, This girl, you will find, is surely true blue Frost, Mildred, Milly Mildred's favorite study is English. Milly is fond of taking long motor- cycle rides, especially to Hampden. Her favorite song is The Campbells Are Coming. Gallison, Kathleen, The only and original Kathleen! She's the best natured and the hap- piest girl in the school. You should see her smile! Garland, Moses, The Vernon Castle of the Com- mercial class. He hopes by dint of hard work to become a lawyer in order to orate on the benefits found in a History class. Getchell, Ruth, Ruth reflects good cheer and kind- ness to her friends and classmates. She left our midst for a short time, but returned and once more glad- dened our hearts with her un- obtrusive presence.

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Fairbanks, Pauline, I'll tell you a tale about Pollyg She's a girl who is all kinds of fun, She's a pleasant companion, a good scholar, too, And now my story is done. Debutantes 421. French Play. R. O. T. C. Sponsor. Fairbrother, Russell S. Russ Russ, our basketball star, draws all the girls to the games on account of his good looks. Next year, as Russ graduates, Portland has some hopes of Winning. Basketball 131. Track Q21. R. 0. T. C. 121. Picture Committee. Fassett, Georgia, A white-capped nurse, so fine and true, Our Georgia longs to be. That she will win her great desire, A seer has told to me. Finnigan, Helen, Helen is one of our basketball stars! She also excels in stenogra- phy and typewriting. She was gO- ing to leave us for Washington but decided that Bangor was large enough for her. Basketball Q11. Fletcher, Carleton W. Brute Brute is our class chemist and has made a bleaching powder known as Anti-Green for Freshmen. He hopes to make his fortune on next year's entering class. Oracle 111. Military 411. French Play. Fletcher Ruth, Mary Pickforclu Blue eyes are for flirting, so they say, We'll vouch for Ruthie any day, And these same eyes so blue, would quite charm you, too, Were you to happen her Way. Debutante f11. Orchestra Q21. Basketball C11. Fogg, Lillian M. Peanut Peanut is the champion blonde of the General Course. Did you ever see her hunting around the cor- ridors? Fogg, Madeline, Not so very large, not so very fat, But a very charming girl for all of that, A little bit prim as you have sur- mised, But when you really know her, you'd be surprised.

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Ginsberg, Rosalie, Cushie Rosalie is a dandy girl, Very petite and jolly, When it comes to making fudge, That's her greatest folly. Cadet 1l5. Golden, Margaret H. Peggy The very smile before you speak. That dimples your transparent cheek, Encircles all the heart, and feedeth The senses with a still delightfl n Goldsmith, lsador K. Skinny Jazz has the distinction of being one of our tallest boy stu- dents, and we appreciate the honor of having him with us. Just men- tion a dance to Izzy, and- Goodale, Thelma P. XN'e meet her in the library and find her shy but nice. For shyness is a part of her charm. Debutantes 125, 1Sergeant5. bating Society 125. Oracle Bojrd 115. Asst. Librarian 115. Se lor Play. Debating Society. Play. Goodman, Ida, Ida is one of our quiet, demure Commercials, but as we all know still waters run deep. lda's studies do not prevent her from having a good time. Grant, Alice, Introducing' Miss Aliee Grant, For whom was fought a war Cadet Generals so smart and gall int Ntlanted her for a sponsor. R. O. T. C. Sponsor. Gregory, Elsie, She'd make a charming housewife, You can surely bet your hat, She cooks and sews 'n' everything, Now, just you think of that! ! Debutante 115. Lunch Room 135. Gregory, lvy, Dancing, dancing, all the time In that line she sure does shine, Vfith dancing eyes and dancing feet, To see them both is sure a treat. Orchestra 125. Debutantes 125. Honor Essay.