Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Jordan, Ralph L. Ralph's athletic abilities have brought glory to B. H. S. on more than one or two occasions, and will long be remembered. He is a favorite with the boys and some say he dazzles the girls a bit, too. Jordan, Vera, Tho' in truth 'tis but a. short time since Vera left us for the sunny shores of Florida, it seems a long, long while. However, she says there's no place like home, and is with us to help us graduate. Kearney, Gertrude, A little girlAoh! tres petite, VVith a voice my! so sweet, She's interested in household arts, And in the moulding of Bowdoin hearts. Semi-Finals. Senior Play. Class Propfhecy CGeneraIJ. Koritzky, Hilda, I-Iiky XVe have here a dame, VVho is without a nameg First Ida, then Adeline, and Illda, But she has at last chosen Hilda. -.f. ...A John, Mitchell F. Next fall we expect that some of our girl students will be able to study harder. Mitchell's winning ways and overseas record were too much for some of them this year. Lalfey, Julia, ' 'Sue' ' Julia leaves behind her memories of apostrophe B in 308. Juniors re- member. Cadets. Basketball. Lancaster, Merritt, Lanky Full of mischief, full of fun, Seldom seen but chewing gum. His favorite author is-Shake- speare? ? Ask him. R. O. T. C. CID. Laughlin, Marguerite, Still waters run deepf' 'Tis so with Marguerite, As nice a girl as you'd meet, This one so demure and sweet.

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Honey, Margaret M. Margaret, our golden young lady, has been too busy coming to school every day, to grow in inches. But she has grown into the hearts of her friends, which is much better. Hubbard, Barton D. Hubby For chemists the class of 1 VVill never be forgotten, Hubby leaves to study hard The chemistry of cotton Military 141. Humphrey, 0. Julian, Hump Hump is one of our snappy sol- diers, He's a clever track man and has lately been making tracks up Norfolk street. Cadets and R. 0. T. C. MJ, fSr. Captainj. Devens 111. Rifle Team UD. Track QU. Huntley, Hugh D. Hewey has been dividing his time this year between his studying and his fiddling, His ambition is to succeed the one and only Frank. Need we say more? Orchestra 111. Hussey, Grace, Grace came to us in our Sophomore year, and we are surely pleased to have her as a member of our class. She believes in doing everything well and is ambitious to become a teacher. We wish you success, Grace. Junior Semi-Finals. Iverson, Richard F. t'Tinkcr is another example of Quality not quantity. Some day he hopes to be a piano-mover. Johnson, Annie, Anna She may look slow, but you'd be surprised! It is rumored that a special teacher has to separate Anna from evil during singing periods. Debutante CID. Johnson, Doris, Doris is our class composer. No one says she can't play, either. Keep the good work up, Doris, we all know you'1l get there.

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Lee, Mary, Just a wee little lady, NVith a wee little name, 1s our wee little Mary, XVho will be famous some day. Leonard, M. Ruth, A fair young lady is Ruth, who graces our school with her presence. She is not only nice to look at but also ever solieitous of her friend. Levltz, Rebecca, XVhen Rebecca is quiet she always appears to be thinking of something beyond our reach. Perhaps she is dreaming of a brilliant future. NVho knows? Her favorite pastime is nnding a seat in Chapel. Lindsey, Helen E. Bob' Helen is our Spanish Here's hoping shelll live in some day. Lipsky, Ruth L. Rufus Rufus, there's a lot we might say about you, but I think this will suf- fice--that you're just nice. Junior-Senior Play KID. Debating Society CID. Debutante CID. Semi- Finals. n genius. Spain Littlefield, J. Roland, Introducing the original inventor of Swiss cheese. He plans to travel next winter, hoping to reach Mexico to call on the president, Carranza. Won't the Mexicans be glad to see him. House KID. Orchestra UD . Band KID. R. O. T. C.l1D. Lord, Eugene L. Lordy is a conscientious student, and never comes to doesn't feel like it doesn't then. Have him play 15-point? R. O. T. C. C2D. school when he . Sometimes he you ever seen Lunt, Martha, Martha's specialty is History, That We can readily see, Vvhether Modern, Greek, or Roman, It's always A, but never HB.