Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Griffin, James P. Shummer Shumrner is an exceptionally bright scholar, and he's proud of it. He is so smart in his studies that he never has to look at them until he gets into the classroom. We wish we could all have your nerve, Shum- mer. Football 121. Out West. Hamish, William, Bill Bill is a regular traveling die tionary. He can tell you the mean ing of a word almost before you ask him. Perhaps some day hell b writing a dictionary of his own We'll surely patronize you, Bill Grigg, Katherine, Kay Here's to the brides that are And to those that were and have been But the best of all brides, so We contest, Q Is this bride 'Ito be, from out of the West. Hall, Miriam, Oh, that class ring, Miriam! Gin a body, love a body and get no reply, Need a body ask a body just the reason why? Debutantes 121. Hammond, Ethel, Ethel's going to be a teacher, And we wish her best of luck To accompany her ambition, Her knowledge and her pluck. Harrington, Hazel, VVe wonder how many copies the Oracle will be ruined by noble youths cutting out this picture of our vamp. Junior Exhibition Semi- Finals Hart, Ira M. Ira's great ambition is to be presi- dent of a pearl factory. He's one of our supreme dancers and always gets an A-in deportment. R. 0. T. C. 121. Haskell, Robert M. Rusty Bob Rusty is an expert of the rifle range and any girl that comes with in his range is struck with his dreamy eyes and expert hair comb Cadets 121. R. O. T. C. 121, Lieut.1 Camp Devens. Rifle Club 1Secretary1. Honor Essay.

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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.

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Hecht, Ruth, She's And pretty and she's dainty she's witty and she's wise, She studies in and out of school, XVith bright brain and eyes. Cadet Debutantes ill. Hicks Hewes, Martha E. Martha Hewes, so they say, Goes to dances night and dayi way. Goes to those down Hampden Martha is right there when there is a, good time to be had and she is a good pal, too. , Eleanor, Ellie A, musician tres rare, this sweet lady A nd so fair a brilliant songster quite as well, Madame's little pet, whom she'll not soon forget, In all things doth Ellie do well, Cadets Debutante. Orchestra. Semi-Finals Hlckson, Katherine, Kark This girl who is so fair, Has had for three years a worryg If, however, you mention her hair, She gets in a flurry. Hillman, Earle M. Here's to our cornet player whose services will be sorely missed in our band. His care-free walk and pleas- ing air are familiar to us allg for he's a friend to everyone. Band 121. R. O. T. C. Q21 fSergt.J Hillson, Rose, Rosie Rosie make it rosie for me, ls the way we feel since Rose came back from the city. She is so educated now, you see. Hodgman, Crosby G. NVc wonder if Pop is more to be envied for his power to write the cleverest stories out, for his fine ability as a speaker, for his skill as a cartoonist, or for thc fact that he's such a thoroughly fine fellow that everyone just has to like him. NVQ think it's for the last-named reason. Treas. of Class. R. 0. T. C. Q35 Captain. Devens QU. Cheer Leader. Junior Exhibition fHon. Mentionj. Junior Volunteers CID. Captain of Rifle Team. Senate C25 President. Oracle Board fResignedJ. Member of House QU. Lyford Contest, AI- ternate. Honor Essay. Class His- torian. Holmes, Lillian, VVe all know that lilies are pure and sweet, So that's why her name is Lillian: She surely can smile, And it certainly would be worth While To have you meet our Lillian.