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

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26 GREEN AND WHITE Mazie Geneva Eaton West Buxton, Me. Hollis High School Training, Sub-primary, Westbrook Pari Passu Club (A). “Life is too short for mean anxieties. Believing that worry shorten one's life, and having no desire to leave this fair earth be- fore her time, it seems to us that Mazie al- ways keeps her cheery smile. Xot only does she bestow it on us. but we have noticed that some other people get that smile, too. Helen Susan Eskilson, Portland, Me. The King’s Academy Training, Grade V, So. Portland Minstrel Show (C) ; Interclass Basket- ball (A) ; Pari Passu Club (Treasurer) (A). “She's tall and straight, And pleasant and wise. Oh, yes, and jolly. 1« yon might surmise. Helen is good in minstrel shows. We won’t forget what a good interlocutor you were In the minstrels of '23. Ella Mae Farwkll, Ella Mae” Cony High School Augusta, Me. Training, Grade IV, Westbrook President of Rural Sociology Club (D) ; Vice-President of Student Council (B) ; Duo-de-VIginti Club (A). “For that eye so modestly beaming. You'd ne'er think of mischief she’s dream- ing. Your first impressions of Ella Mac is that she is serene and dignified, but first Impressions are sometimes misleading. We all think Ella is a pleasing mixture. Mary Buzzell Ferguson, Shaplelgh, Me. Sanford High School Training, Junior Primary Auditor of Aonca Club (A). “A very gentle being and of good con- science ! It's always Mary who greets you with a smile. No matter how hard the task, she never complains, and wo all wish you good luck. Madeline Alice Felry, Mad” Portland High School Portland, Me. Training, Junior Primary, Westbrook Operetta (C. A) ; Glee Club (C) ; Lead in Operetta (A) ; Committee for Junior Party (B). There is a girl in our school With hair of auburn hue. Whose fame should rank with Alma Gluck And GallJ-Curci. too; For when this girl begins to sing These great ones feel afraid. For they know that in the future Mad will put them in the shade.

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 TO? GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL Em nor Frances Cutts. Boothbay Harbor, Me. Bothbay Harbor High School Training, Grades I and II, Westbrook Glee Club (C) ; House Committee (B) ; Gens dc Lcttres (A). “Love me LITTLE, love me long.” Oh. Elinor! Where did you get such eyes. They have the most mischievous expression. And when it comes to entertaining in East Hall reception room. Elinor holds the highest record. Helen Decker. Deckic Portland, Me. Portland High School Training, Grade IV, Westbrook Operetta (D) : House Committee (C) ; Gens de Lettres (A) ; Editorial Board Green and White (A). Believe one who has tried it.” Wo wonder why you are going to Porto Rico to teach. Helen, when there are so many children in the states. It cannot be that you are adventuresome? ? ? ? Esther Mary Dugan, Portland, Me. Catholic High School Training, Grade VII Summer St. School, So. Portland Commuter's Club (D. C. B. A) ; Glee Club (C) ; Duo-dc-Viginti Club (A). To come to Gorham Normal, She travels miles each day. But wiser than the most of us. She takes knowledge with her away. Ruth Lorixg Dunn, “Rufus North Yarmouth, Me. North Yarmouth Academy Training, Grade I House Committee Secretary (C) : Presi- dent of Aonea Club (A) ; Glee Club (D. C. B) : Interclass Basketball (C). “Young tn limbs, in judgment old.” We shall miss Ruth’s giggle, especially when she is with Ruth B. Ho you giggle like that when you are home for the week end in Yarmouth? Isabelle Wentworth Eaton, “Izzy” So. Portland, Me. Norwood High School, Mass. Training, Grades III and IV Operetta (C) ; Interclass Basketball (C) ; Duo-de-Vigintl Club (A). She was all gentleness, all gaiety.” Isabcll is noted for her art in G. N. S. If a poster is needed, if a design is wanted, al- ways ask her. But just a word of advice— don’t lot them impose on you.

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GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL 27 Eileen Agnes Flaherty. Woodfords. Me. Catholic High School Training, Grades II and III Glee Club; Duo-dc-Viginti Club (A). “Did yon ever see such a lot in such a littlet Kileen is always ready to recite and recite well. We all are Rifted with speech, but what we say is not always right. If your pupils follow your example they will cer- tainly become a Class A school. Mary Elizabeth Foley, So. Portland The Kings Academy Training, Grade IV Glee Club (C) ; Operetta (C) ; Adv. Board Green and White (B) ; Basket- ball (B) : Duo-de-ViRinti Club (A). “She that was ever fair, and never proud, Had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. Mary is Interested in all the sports and takes an active part In them. Even In basketball she is among the stars. Keep it up, Mary. Dorothy Sc holes Foss, Dot Portland, Me. Deering High School Training, Grade VI, So. Portland Interclass Basketball (C) ; Chairman of Senior Class Party Committee (C) : As- sistant advertising manager of Green and White (A) ; Pari Passu Club (A). '•'Here’s to one ieho’s staunch and true. And is always around when there's work to do. A successful teacher we know’ Dot will make. Strong determination and no fear of hard work will help her to accomplish what- ever she undertakes. We all wish we had more of your traits. Dot. Stanley Alexander Frye, Scudge, Stan Camden, Me. Camden High School Training. High School Baseball (D. C). Speak low, if you speak love. “Scudge is very quiet, but judging from the number of trips to Hollis he is pretty well liked by someone. At the shop he is an ex- cellent workman. With these qualities of craftsmanship and likeablcncss he is sure to succeed. Christine Harriet Glidden, Chris Waterville, Me. Winslow High School Training, Grades I and II, Westbrook Vice-President of Student Council (B) ; Gens de Lettres (A). Who mixed reason with pleasure and wis- dom with mirth. Here is one of the quiet girls who manages to pass through the confusions of school life unruffled and wearing a smile. But, Chris- tine. we have seen you sometimes not as quiet as usual.