Bangor High School - Oracle Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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GREEN, THERESA F. Dolly is studious, quiet and meek. The best things of life she surely will seek. Dramatic Club. Glee Club. GRINDLE, DOROTHY, Dotty She t'Zllll9 to us from Orono, where she wus quite the life of the party. We're :ill glad you're here, Dot. GRINDLE, RALPH, This toll, quiet fellow doesn't make much noise in the world, but his friends like him i'lrst-rate. GRINDLE, HAZEL, Huzel is one ol' our business girls. XVe look to her to :ruin finuneizll suecess in the great world. GROSS, JACOB, Jackie We heur of our politieiuus and our stutesmen, too And some day in the land of promise we'1'e going to he-ur of you May your name he well known and all your dreams come true Jaikie, we'll he with you, your jokes und you. R. O. T. C. 125. House QZD. Boys Debating. Faculty 121. fClass teamj. Rifle Club. French Club. Latin Club- Dramatic Club. HACHEY, LEONARD, lle left us during the spring term: we :Ire sorry he had to go. HALEY, ARLENE, Neither lull nor short. li,t,'l1t nor dork, Arlene is one of our typists. HALEY, AVIS J. Haley Tug- boat This is lluley, our athletic girl ller huir she never has to curl NVhether she plays hzisehall, hockey or huskethnll As un athlete she sails hy them all. Hockey 2, Basketball 2. Captain basketball 1925. Baseball Girl's Ath- letic Honor Council, President. Semi semi finals junior exhibition.

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GOTLIB, MAX, He, too, can kick the pig-skin and rattle the keys of Underwood, Rem- ington, etc., and he's sure of suc- cess either way. GOULD, PHILIP, The best sport in the class. H gets his lessons and is liked by 111 his teachers. He masters drill Keep it up Phil. R. 0. T. C. 131. Captain. GOVE, JESSIE, Here is a girl who has spent her time mostly on the third floor. We hope she'll be a stenographer in a sky-scrapper sometime. GRAFFAM, IRENE A. Here's to Irene so bright and gay YVho turns her eyes in that mis chievous way, Who laughs and smiles and likes football. Sure, Irene says, I like 'em ta GRANT, GRACE E. Grace is one of these quiet friend- ly girls whom everybody loves. If you are in trouble she will sympa- thize with youg if you are glad she will rejoice with you. Don't you think that she will make a Wonder- ful nurse? GRANT, RAYMOND A., Ray Ray is a gentleman and a good sport: but he is sometimes suspected of wandering-to Brewer. He's one of our best officers, too, which ac counts for his mil tary bearing. R. O. T. C. 431. lst Lieut. Wm ning Picked Squad. GRAY, GERTRUDE L., Trudy Here's just thc girl you ought to know For where Trudy is, things never are slow NVith an eye so bright and a smile so sweet Those who do not know her have missed a. treat. GREEN, LELAND, Hcyf' Cy is one of our most prominent shieks. Spark Plug would have to travel some to keep up with him He is a great favorite with us all and we wish him good luck. Be sure to be back, Cy, to our twen tieth reunion.

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HAMMOND, MARGARET L. Mar- gie. This girl has the best wishes of her classmates for success in the years to come. Margie is a good athlete, a true friend and an all- round pal! Senior Hockey. Senior Basketball. HARDY, LOUISE O., CCTommy. This sweet winsome lass, Has a smile for all who pass, Sho studies hard and knows her W Louise, we know will never shirk. Glee Club. HART, IDA D. Is she popular-yes she's that, She has friends all over the map. Of course there's one that she likes best. Tell us Ida, does he live out West? HASEY, RUTH A. Racey. Racey's a sweet little maiden. VVe like her more and more. She's slender, graceful and Witty And of knowledge has a store. Dramatic Club. Glee Club. Fre ork , nch Club. Chemistry Club. Junior Basket- ball. Senior Hockey. HAVEY, ELIZABETH, This tall dark girl did not stay for graduation on account of her health. XVe missed you, Elizabeth, and wish you the best of luck. HAYES, GRETCHEN VON WAL- TER, We Wonder-where Gretchen got her brains Surely not from books, In fact, I almost hear her say, From meadows and running brooks. Girls' Debating Society. 135, Bates League Debates, Maine League De- Bate, Bowdoin League Debate, vi Ce- president. Glee Club 121. Junior Ex- hibition. Dramatic Club. Latin Cl ub, praetor. Oracle Board CZJ. Freshman Sponsor. Outside reading contest, first prize. HECKMAN, ALBERT, He doesn't look like anybody but himself, and as he is very good look- ing that's a great advantage. Albert's a good fellow. HERRICK, MARY D. Mary left us her second year to go to H.C.I., but two years were enough for her, she just had to come back to graduate with her class. She made a reputation as the 'Pa- jama girl' in Nevertheless Dramatic Club. Debating Society CU. Debating Play, Nevertheless. H tory Club. is-