Kingfield High School - Abram Breeze Yearbook (Kingfield, ME)

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'THE RECORD EARLON FRANCIS DAVIDSON- DAVE Baseball Q25 C35 HQ, Basketball f4J, Prophecy Blushing is the color of virtue. Earlon is a very industrious chap. Although he has had a few difhculties in the past, he has kept on plug- ging and we are sure he will keep on doing so in the future. Whatever he undertakes we wish him the best of success. ELWOOD VOSE GORDON- Boo Speaking Preliminaries fly f4j, Henry, the hired man, in And Mary Did Q3j, Lynn Lockwood in A Bunch of Fun 145, Basketball QU, Kinglield Honor Society UU, Class Will Music has its Charmf' Everybody has a talent. Elwood's ability to play the piano seems to hc his greatest. The Class of 1930 wishes you thc best of success in whatever future course you choose. - PEARL EVANGELINE I-IOWE- VANcm Girls' Club QQ, Treasurer of N. F. C, League QQ, Alumni Editor HQ, Kingfield Honor Society HQ, I-lonor Essay HQ. Modcsty is the brightest jewel in the crown of womanhoodf' Evangeline is one of the most modest young ladies that ever entered K. 1-I. S. She has always done her part in both school and class activities and we are sure she will have success in anything which she tackles. The class of 1930 wishes you success, Evangeline. BERNICE ANGERONA KILKENNY- BuNNY', Class Ode Bernice, a quiet and exceedingly modest member of our class, has studied very faithfully and diligently, even though handicapped by a long four mile drive every day. She is the class and also the school poetess. The class of 1930 wishes you success in the future, Bernice. saw'

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Ti-in RECORD HELEN MAE BEARCE- I-lm.i2N Girls' Club 121, Preliminary Speaking 131, O. G. Whittaker in And Mary Did 131, liasketball Speaking 141, Christina in A Bunch ol' Fun 141, Member of Honor Society 141, Valedictory 141. Some girls like boys, but I prefer 'Carolshi' Helen joined our class when we were Sophomores. She has been very active during her three years here. She is a willing worker and a true friend to everyone. The class ol? 1930 wishes her much success in her future life. EDMOND WILSON BERRY- Tan Class President 131 141, President of Students' Activ- ities Asso. 141, Preliminary Speaking 121 131 141, Member of National Forensic League, Basketball 131, Track 131 141, H. O. Tell in The Guest Retainer 121, School Orchestra 141, Business Manager of K'The Record 131 141, Prophecy , Do just what you have to, and leave the rest for tomorrowf' Ted is a very active member of our class, always will- ing to do his share. He is an excellent speaker. VVe are sure his services as a drummer in the school orchestra will be greatly missed next year. The class of 1930 wishes you success in the years to come, Ted. BEULAI-I MAY BLA NCl-IARD- lSiai.vi.1u i Essay on Class Flower 141. Modesty is Virtue. This motto applies well to Beulah as she is the quiet- est member of our class. Beulah is always ready to help in everything the class undertakes. You have the best wishes ol the class of 1930 for your future success, Beulah. LAURA KATHLEEN BOYCE- Tor Girls' Club 131, Class History lf at first you don't succeed, try againf, Although Laura had to leave school because of illness she was not discouraged and continued her course this year. Laura is always willing to do her part in any- thing the class undertakes. The class of 1930 wishes you success, Laura.

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Tina RECORD HARRIET FRANCES PHILPOT- I-In Class President 115 125, Girls' Club 115 125, Vollvy Ball 115 125, at Limerick. Basketball 145, Track 145, Key Oration 145, at Kingfield. Harriet, who lives on Stanley Avenue, is shy and quiet and prefers to stay at home nights. The cause of this, we suspect, is a certain young man, often referred to as, I.G.A. You have our sincere wishes for a happy future, Harriet. CARROLL MILTON STRICKLAND- STurcK Class Treasurer 115 125 135 145, I-Ienpecked husband in Here Comes the Groom 125, Willie Sterling in And Mary Did 135, Raymond Hunting in A Bunch of Fun 145, Baseball Manager 135, President of Athletic Asso. 145, Baseball 115 135 145, Manager of Mag- azine Drives 135 145, Manager of School Carnival 145, Track 145, Class Gifts 145. Strick is a very studious? fellow. He is a star in base- ball, dramatics and track, but his track is mostly ol: thc railroad type. We should not be surprised if he com- bines business and pleasure and becomes track inspector for the S. R. 8: R. L. Railroad, but one never can tell. WILLIAM ROESCI-I WINTER- lex President of the class 115 125, Debating 115 125 135, Speaker in Finals 125, Speaker in Preliminaries 115 125 135 145, Librarian 125 135 145, Treasurer of Student Council 135, Mr. Gray in And Mary Did 135, T. A. Vern in The Guest Retainer 125, Rev. Mr. Grandon in A Bunch of Fun 145, Member of National Forensic League, Member of Honor Society 145, Essay on Trade Marks 145, , No one but himself can be his parallel. William has been a very active member of the class as can be seen by the above record. He is the only boy in the class who has taken debating and he did some excellent work in it. He has also been a very fine speaker. The class of 1930 extends to you the best wish- es for success, William. IENNIE MARY WUORI- Ima Girls' Club 125, Vice-President of the Class 135 145, Editor-in-Chief of The Record 135 145, Mary Gran- don in A Bunch of Fun 145, Member of Kingfield Honor Society 145, Salutatory To be Wise be Content to Learn. Iennie has done excellent work during her four years in High School and is a popular member of the class. The class of 1930 wishes her the best of success at Farmington Normal next year.