Bridgton Academy - Stranger Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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,Dj YQ is X X? tx Gy -5 Q fag tif 5' x A QQ it I all M 4 HARRISON EDWARD COSGRCVE Providence, R. I. lf love be music, give me n Izruss Ianni. l'Iarry's one of the best-dressed boys at B. A. He's also the type ol fellow who would give you the shirt oll his lathers back. His many friends will miss his iantastie tales and weird iniitations. Harry hopes to further his education at the University ol hliann. Cheerio. Hoekeyg Senior Play Stage lkflanagerg Baseball. WILLIAM DAVID CRONIN Melrose, Moss. Silence is golden. Bill is a happy-go-lucky fellow. Although he has been with us only a half year, he has made many friends. Ile is a line hockey player with the technique of a pro . He plans to enter Middle- bury College next fall, and we wish him the best ol' luek. Hoekeyg Baseballg Class Prophecy. ALFRED WALTER DIETZ Harrisvilie, N. H. As strong and sturdy ns on ow, As noisy and crazy us u fox. Bil is tha blon Lhaire athlete w lu s'l in southern New l 1 hire. 7Alt gh ra 1'r ' t, ' -often the life ol tie y s in s rts and plans to further his e CHIIOII in this He at eith S i li -I o 'Iiddlehury College. Your past records s ea 'o e . s, , we know you'll be successful in the ' . come. ' Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Sin f ardg Student Coun- eilg Ski Club ClVlember of the U. S. astern Amateur Ski Associ- ationb. ALBERT DURLING Keene, N. H. l'm an lrislnnun. lsnit that enough? Albion is that good-looking Irishman from Keene. He came to B. A. at mid-year when the goin was the toughest and managed to pull through. He is a baseball: fanatic, who hopes to play pro- fessional ball in later years. He plans to attend Keene Teachers' College next year. Here's hoping we see your name in the sports headlines in the years to come, Albion, Baseballg Basketballg Track.

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W LORENZO RAYMOND BLANCHARD New Beclford,Mass. A shifty eye, a laughing face, An earnest try, a change of pace. Beds one of the most athletic boys at B. A. Although swim- ming and diving are number one with him, he produces well in all sports. We hear that he receives a letter-a-day from a certain miss in New Bedford. Has the date been set yet, Red ? Ray hopes to enter the University of Miami next fall. Best of every- thing, 'lRed . Footballg Basketballg Baseballg 'Trackg STRANGER Board. EDWARD BOMBA Monessen Pa. Love is We shall always and his keen part in sports, planning to go to success. X ..ifWM-af if Camera Cl 45 'f We ll + ' I W I JAIM V. C EIRO Foirh ven, Mass. C nia, here I come. , We shall never forg Jaime. He h n onpdl' the best- dressed men on the campus this year.. ever t ere is trouble Goomba is always at the bottorry o . Best of luck at Bryant s Business Colle e and in futur . Trackg Ski glubg Stunt N' tg Class .A , ca, -7 j RICHARD COBB Keene, N. H. Be it ever so humble, it pays not to grumlaleg S0 take off your hat and saw wood. Dick is that dark, good-looking young man whose football abil' ity will be long remembered. He layed three different positions Eilld handled each capably. He's tlie type of fellow who puts all his energy into whatever he does. Dick plans to go to Springfield College to take up coaching. We know you'll win, Dick. Football: Basketballg Trackg Ski Clubg Class Will. XF N ill dj eu

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HARRY HARRIS Methuen, Mass. I1e had a heart to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. Every school must have a hot ticket . Our Harry has been that here. We've had a lot ot tun with him this year. VVith your per- sonality, Harry, you should be able to pave the way to a successtul future. Stunt Night. ,x I. VX! EDWARD PAUL KELLEY Belmont, Mass. I um the captuin of my ship, the muster of my studies. You've all seen Big Ed weave his way down the ice to drop the puck in the twaines for B. A. at some time or another. Kel' is a happy-go-somewhere type of guy who loves life and its merrintent. He's a Bostonian by birth, but his heart's in Brid ton. He hasn't decided upon his future as yet, but thinks it wii hc Boston College. Bon voyage, Ed. Hockeyg Baseball, Trackg Ski Clubg Chess Club, Class Gitts. it glttlflw ROBERT ARTHUR LEARY Cambridge, Moss. Laughter comes at random, seriousness is understood. If Charles Atlas, Jr., Dr. Jekyll, and Mr. Hyde were all mixed up together, out would come Bob Leary. VVe've all appreciated his line work in football, hockey, and baseball. Although Bob hasn't definitely decided on what college he will attend, we know that he'l1 be successful wherever he is. Bottoms up , Bob. Footballg Hockeyg Basehallg Class Gifts. A! i 05? - ' I ,xx PAUL ARTHUR LEVECQUE Portloncl, Maine Talent is that which is in u mans powerg Genius is that in whose power u man is. V We were lucky to have Paul with us this year. He is a fine lootball player and has one ot the highest scholastic averages as fvell. We know you will be succe.sl'ul in tu re life, Paul. Good uc . Football. E 5 W M