Gorham State College - Hillcrest / Green and White Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL 21 Mr riel Bowker, •Moonye” So. Paris, Me. Paris High School Training, Grade I House Committee; Dou-de-Viginti Club. “Happy is the man who can win her.” Muriel has already been won and we wish the best of luck and happiness. She surely has kept the telephone in use since she came to G. X. S. Ht'LDAii Georgia Bradbury, “Huddie Hollis High School Hollis Center, Me. Training, Grade I and II, Westbrook Duo-dc-Viginti Club (A). One 0 us, yet by many unknoion. Smile for us, Huldah. We like to sec those pearly teeth. That surely is a charm by which you may win many people during your career. Christina Bradley, “Tina” West Lubec, Me. Catholic High, Portland Training, Grade VIII Glee Club (D. C) ; Duo-de-Viglnti Club (A). “Loyal, ever faithful, ever staunch and true. Christina is a very quiet girl in school, but judging from appearances she likes a good deal of fun. Nevertheless, we think you fol- low the motto: “Work while you work; play while you play.” Helen Louise Bradley, Boothbay Harbor, Me. Boothbay Harbor High School Training, Grade V, Westbrook Duo-dc-Viginti Club (A). “I progress not talking; only this. Let each one do his best. We all know that you do, Helen. Alice Lucy Brown, “Al” Foxcroft Academy Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Training, Sub-primary and I, Westbrook Orchestra (D, C, B) ; Operetta (C, A) : President of House Committee (B) ; Glee Club (D. C) ; Minuet (C. A) ; Cheer Leader (B. A) ; Captain of Interclass Basketball Team (A) ; Organization Edi- tor of Green and White ; Duo-dc-Viginti Club (A). “Variety's the spice of life. “Al” is a Jack-of-all-trades and we have in the past wondered which appealed to her most, “the butcher, the Baker, or the candle- stick maker. But we wonder no more.

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20 GREEN AND WHITE Dorothy Ernestine Bancroft. ”Dot Westbrook High School, Westbrook Training, Sub Primary, Westbrook Gens de Ixjttres (A). “Very decided and yet open to reason If you want to know whether your appear- ance is pleasing or not just ask “Dot.” There is one thing especially which she ob- jects to. and that is a black and white tie. We would like to know the reason if you are willing to tell. Florence Gkrtrcdk Batchelder, ‘Flossy” Springfield, Me. Sanford High School Training. Junior Primary House Committee (C) ; Pari Passu Club (A). “I Kill believe Thou wilt not utter to hat thou dost not know. And so far will I trust thee.” Lucy Isabelle Berryman, Portland, Me. Deering High School Glee Club (D. C) ; Operetta (C) ; Com- mittee for Hallowe'en Party (D). “Words are things; and a small drop of ink Falling like dew upon a thought, produces That which makes thousands, perhaps mil- lions speak.” Florence Adilk Bickford, “Flobick” Bowdoinham, Me. Bowdoinham High School Training, West Gorham Duo-de-Viginti Club (A) ; House Com- mittee (B). “Pleasure and action make the hours seem short” Elva Mae Blaney, “Blarney” Milltown Calais Academy Training, Grade IV, Westbrook House Committee (B) ; Secretary of Duo-de-Viginti Club (A) : Entertainment Committee (C. B). “When you do dance, I wish you a wave o' the sea, that you might ever do nothing but that.” Watch the dancers as they pass, Who is the most graceful lad and lass? Just a moment and I’ll see. Surely—the prize will come to thee. Alvah and---------.

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GREEK AND WHITE Prances Isabelle Brown Bangor, Me. Bangor High School Training, Grades I and II, Westbrook Aonca Cl«b (A) ; House Committee (A). True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. You might think that Frances is a demure young lady, but when you know her. she is full of fun. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” is your maxim, Frances. Lor Gertrude Brown, Houlton, Me. Iloulton High School Training, Junior Primary May Hall Committee (C) ; House Com- mittee B) ; Gens de Lettrcs (A). It is a good thing to laugh. One of lasu’s most outstanding talents is her gift for drawing. While some of us hold our brushes or pencils in a tight grasp, vainly striving to make something artistic. Lou with a few light touches has accomplished the task. With such talent as this, why shouldn’t she bring fame to G. X. S.? Phyllis Elizabeth Browne, “Phil” Rockland, Me. Rockland High School Training, Grade VII Glee Club (D. C) ; Ass. Editor Green and White; Rep. of Junior Class in Press Club; Operetta (C) ; Pari Passu Club (A). “Let us then he up and doing With a heart for any fate. Well. Phil. when is the next house party, and from where are the dresses coming? She is the girl with the winning ways. At whom the fellows often gaze. Rutii Frances Bunt, “RuthieF Waterville High School Waterville, Me. Training, Sub-primary, Westbrook Interclass Basketball (C. A) ; Delegate to Maqua (C) : Secretary of Y. W. C. A.; Y. W. C. A. Fair Committee (B) ; Aonca Club (A). “A little mischief now and then. Ruthic seldom makes a noise, but when she does most everyone is sure to know it. Yes. Ruthie is small of stature but that doesn’t prevent here from being an excellent teacher. Josephine Harper Burdwood, “Joe” White Rock, Me. Westbrook High School Training, Grades IV and V, Westbrook Gens de Lcttres (A). “Happiness is not to be prescribed but en- joyed. Joe. Is he tall?” Is he dark? His voice sounds very pleasant over the phone.” This is what we hear when Josephine gets a call.