Foxcroft Academy - Review Yearbook (Dover Foxcroft, ME)

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26 A CADEMY REVIEW C.xLicn Form DVER Hunk Born for success. Football C2, 3, 45g Baseball C1, 2, 35g Stu- dent Council C2,' 35 3 President Student Council C455 Junior Exercisesg Senior Playg English Club C455 Debating Team C355 President of Class C3, 459 Assistant Business Manager Ri:- wgew C355 Pep Committee C353 Chairman Pep Comm.ttee C453 Toast C353 Toastmaster C453 Essay C45:Ba11d C35. Hunk is a very popular member of the Class of '26, While he is a fre- quent caller on Davis Street, yet he also finds time to pay his attentions to other members of the weaker sex. Clmovs ANNIE Fi-:Lt.ows Like glimpses of forgotten dreams. French Club C-15. Gladys has always been greatly ad- mired by the boys of F. A. XVe won- der if she knows it. . Cu.x1u.isN1s filQN'l'll NICK f'ClmrIf's 'A little work, a little play, a cheery smile, a bright 'good-day' Secretary French Club C453 Exchange Fdif tor C45 3 junior Exercises CIS5. XYe have been wondering whether or not Charlene would remain with us the rest ol the year, since her parents have become obliged to seek some remedy for her violent attraction to the male sex. A girls' boarding school has been considered. X I-:RNA Nlvkilii. tiki-:tix ul5iligcncc is the mother of good luck. Valutatoryg Alumni Editor, C7252 junior lix- crciscs C353 Toast C2353 Glec Club C2553 titer- ury Editor C3353 English Club 4455 lfrcucb Club C453 Editor-fn-Chief C45. it grieves us to learn that a class- mate so much looked up to as Yerna should neglect her studies to thc extent of arousing the faculty's interest. lt has been hinted that thc main reason is Tun many parties, and too many pals'

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ACADEMY DoR1s ELLA Doonn Her looks they were so mild, free from af- fected pride. Librarian C415 English Club C453 Literary Editor 449. VVhat can be more interesting than to 'Klisten in on a heated argument be- tween Doris and Pete ? XVe hope they will not be any more serious in the future than at present. BERNICE ELLFIN Dow Whenee is thy learning? Hath thy toil o'er books consumed the mid- night oil? 'Valedietoriang Junior Exercises till: Secre- tary Debating Club C333 French Club C453 English Club 1455 Literary Editor Q-U5 Senior Play QU. Bernice is one of the ambitious mem- bers of our class. We think of her as very quiet. but ask someone who knows her down on the farm. ELME1: Dow And then he looked so modest all the while. Elmer is another one whose wild times are in the home town. XYC can even fancy him doing the Charleston on Saturday nights. L'ii.xln.l1:s lJRvsn.xi.ic Hobby Innocents Abroad. Essay HJ: Senior Play Q-ll: A. A. Play L-H3 joke Editor HJ. .-Xlthough Bobbie looks very inno- cent, there are rumors that even he has been attracted by the fair sex. Sur- prises will never cease, will thev, Bobbie? i REVIEW

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ACADEMY DOROTHEA M. HALL ' Dot ' Life, what art thou without love? Senior Play. Dot hasn't fully decided what to do after leaving F. A., but she is con- templating residing in Monroe fMe.j. HAROLD HALL Hack Mislike me not for my complexion, The shadowed livery of the burnished sun. junior Exercisesg Cross Country C45 3 Senior Play. It has commonly been taken for granted that Hack was a fellow member of the white race but some people began to doubt it after the lias- ter vacation. We wonder why! Lomslz Il.xM11.'roN A still small voice spake unto me. Basketball CCB, -U: English Club Q-U3 French Club 1451 Mandolin Club GJ: Alumni Editor 147. Sometimes above the buzz and hub- bub in Room ti is heard the loud voice of Louise. Otherwise she is very re- served. lllfinlzlcwl' lYl1.soN IIIQRRING A brave man struggling in the storm of fate. XYhy struggling? Probably the ever present door Llloorej is troubling him. 'REVIEW 2