Cony High School - Coniad Yearbook (Augusta, ME)

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C o N I A D i Q 3 5 4 e er -E 'Y'14 3111 mnnriztm Euvrvtt minnhip iilagntunh lillinship Qiramur iKulIinn Three times the hand of Death has fallen upon the members of Cony this year and left vacancies in our midst. In Everett, the seniors lost a very dear classmate and comrade. From the time he entered high school to spring vacation his senior year, how few things there were in which he did not take an active part. How often at Chizzle Wizzle, assemblies, or other gatherings, he has carried us along with hirn as he stood eagerly ready, violin tucked under his chin, and, putting heart and soul into his music, swept his how across the strings. The same tragedy that took Everett from us, took Raymond, his hrother, from rhe freshman class. Winning the friendship of all by his eager enthusiasm, Raymond early found a special place in our midstg and his eagerness, his friendliness can never he filled hy another. Earlier in the year, too, the school was saddened by the loss of the freshman vice- president, Graeme Rollins. His election to this office speaks in itself of his fine ahility and of the place he held in our midst. But these three have not left us. They will ever be a part of Cony, of our livesg t'hey will march steadily through the years with us, though now they are ahsent for a little while. 181

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CONIAD 1935 NORMAN WALKER ALLEN October 8, 1917 No'rmie Gracie Commercial Course Science Club 2, Chizzle Wizzle Decorating Committee 3g Chizzle Wizzle Booth 4, CONIAD Staff, C Club 45 Assistant Football Manager 33 Football Manager 4. We can't picture this slim fellow managing our rugged football team, yet we remember his unusual notices both in assembly and in the classrooms. lt must have been from this unique manner of his that we derived the name Gracie. ROGER STOVER ANDREWS September 21, 1917 Roddie Academic Course Band 1, 2, 3, 44 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 4: One Act Play 4: Science Club 45 Boys Presentation of Gifts 4. Roddie's famous time killing questions have accompanied him through school to the exasperation of his teachers and the joy of his classmates. Another accomplishment of this young man is lustily rooting his trumpet second period for the ears of nearby English classes. He can toot well, too. ROBERT IRVING ASHMAN April 2, 1917 uB0bn Academic Course Rif1e Team lg Football 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4: Band 4: CONIAD Staff, Baseball 4. As a mathematician Bob can hardly be beaten. But he doesn't spend all his time studying. Far from it! He is much interested in sports, especially baseball. Maybe his ability for finding the length of bases in geometry has helped him find bases in baseball, too. CARMEN ELSIE AVORE February 19, 1917 Chubby Academic Course Study Hall Committee 25 Chizzle Wizzle Decorating Committee 49 Comfm Staff. Maybe she's not much of a talker but just the same she thinks a lot. Her artistic ability is proof of this. However, she also has other interests, such as that certain someone we see her walking with now and then. -1101