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

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- 3agt-i-- : -- =gg 28 GREEK AND WHITE Dorothea Bernice Goddard. “Doddie” Bfddeford, Me. Reading High School Training, Grade II Social Committee Y. V. C. A. (D. C) ; Chairman World Fellowship (B) : House Committee. President (B) ; Rural Club. Secretary (D) ; Duo-de-Vlgintl Club (A). -The hand that hath made you air, hath made you good. What are you going to do next. Doddie? First you knit sweaters for the boys, sell tea bags for the girls, decorate tables for the basketball squad and a little of everything. The girls surely know where to go when they want a favor. Editii Maria Grant. Patten, Me. Patten Academy, Training Junior Primary House Committee (A) ; Gens de Lettres. -She laughs, sings, and dances. Is lively and free.’' Kdith impresses you with her serious, wise looks. But her long ringing laugh suggests the complement of these wise looks. Bki'laii Olivia Gray. “Buie” No. Berwick, Me. No. Berwick High School Training, Grade VIII Glee Club (D, C) ; Washington's Birth- day Party (C. A) ; Operetta (C) ; Sec- retary of Pari Passu Club (A). Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind ' Sometimes she seems burdened with dignity, but we know from good authority that she drops this dignity often. We envy those eighth graders who have listened to your wise words. Good luck to you. Beulah. Mii.drf.d N. Hall, Portland, Me. Rockland High School “Her voice teas ever so t, gentle and low,— an excellent thing in women.” It is Mildred who has a kind word for all and even though her heart Is meek, it Is large. Stewart Belknap Hamblem, “ am” “Hammie” Gorham, Me. Westbrook High School Training, Grade VII, Westbrook President Xullie Secundus Club (A). “The 'Ham' what am —“A Premium. If you seek foolishness ask Ham. If you seek laughter ask Ham.” If you seek knowledge ask Ham.” If you seek rides ask Ham.” If you seek anything try Ham.” In other words, Hammie Is a good scout and has the elements of success in him.

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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.

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GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL 29 Beatrice Ei.inor Haxson. Bcg” Mtlltown, Me. Calais Academy Training. West Gorham Mahrog Club (A). «•On With the dance! Let joy be unconfined. So steep till morn when youth and pleasure meet To chase the plowing hours with flying Jcct.” Marie Viola Haxson, Springvale Sanford High School Training, Grade IV, Westbrook Treasurer of Aonea Club (A). High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. ••Whose giggle Is that? Oh! That's Marie’s. You surely have one of your own and we wish we might have as happy a one. We certainly expect a good teacher from you. Merle Geneva Harmon. Buxton, Me. Buxton High School Training, Grades I and II, Westbrook Aonea Club (A). A smile that is tender and sweet. A voice that is soft and low. A helping hand to other's lend Wherever Merle may go. Florence Maijkl Hodgkin. Flossie” Standish, Me. South Portland High School Standish High School Training. Grades IV and V, Westbrook President of Mahrog Club (A). Altho Flossie doesn't show she knows. Except when called on then she knows. Altho she doesn't know she shows. How little all the rest of us know. Tho wo all attempt a lot of show. Beatrice Mary Holdswortii. “Bee” Springvale, Me. Sanford High School Training, Grade V Mahrog Club (A). The secret of success is constancy to pur- pose. Silent, demure, and studious describes Bee.” If you are as earnest In your life work as you are in your work at G. N. S.. success is waiting for you.