Lewiston High School - Bengal Yearbook (Lewiston, ID)

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1 9 2 0 3 C I3UIQPLE:g GOLDQQ lit? PAULINJQ Gixluwick-l'. G. has a mind of her own, not fearing to stand up for what she believes is right. VVith marked success she played the part of the Old Nurse in Romeo and Juliet. RL7Df1l.I'II CAUT-.fly the stars tzvizzklc in the fl'l Hlfl71lC'lIf, db I before flu foollighfsf' There is always some- thing' funny wherever Rudolph is. An End man in the minstrel show. 26 RHODA FEALTON-Rliocla is full of pep and ideas. She is always ready to help us out. Foremost in the ranks of fun, her friends are many, her enemies few. Class Historian. PIQARL FRENG- 'li1zc IIIf1lf0Sf nmnnvr fllldbfhf' Z7'7'U'Z'6Sl' hc'c1rt. One of the most unobtrusive meinhcrs of th'- class and a friend to all who know her. V x

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19 20 - GOLD? B . fxv. . AGNES EIKUMf Success will follow her Em tl1rpug71Ql3 hm I1'fe.7' One of our most Brilliant students. Underneath her reserve isa real poetic gift, tho she .is modest about it. Author of Qfssit Poem. H, . -i I V.-XRD ESTES--There's no use of try- ing to avoid Ed. when he's after class dues: Cartoon editor. Can recognize a good joke when he sees it. Ed took an active part in athletics 25 ISIQN BERN1C1+3 DRYDE N- iV!mf svlf-fumv.'ss:'0f1 looks out of hw' v.vc's. She has a fondness for quietness and music. llernicc will he a teacher. ' 'Frm DI'N.XNV.XY--DOCSll,t talk much, just does things. Last fall a strang- er. who in a short time so won the confidence of his classmates, that they elected him vice-presidentgof the class. Put me among the girls and I'm happy, -5, , . , 4-V, u , 5 -ka I

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19 2 e Qt i G0LD25 QW t LLOYD H:XRRIS- BllYlIlC'd if there aiu? something in work that kinder 'gmac agin' my C0l1'Z'l'C'fIi0l'I.S'.'l'. Nevertheless ' if thereis anything to do Harris is right there. Tybalt in HVROIIICO and Juliet. He is on the Annual staff. - , , 1 CARLTON HIGH-!'Oft.' These cold wo- men, they ligl1tIy casf nzcrfs hearts away as nofI11'ng. Happy is a handy man around the Lewiston Grocery, always busy. 27 .AXRTIIUR HARDIN- Rc'I1'abIe Art. A substantial fellow good at picking the right play at the right time. Was on the football team last fall. Agri- culture. Q RAYMOND HARFURD- fi man of cheer- ful yesterdays, and confident to- 1n01'r07cfs. ' He was President of his Sophomore Class. Invaluable as- sistant to George. ' 4 n