Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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DUNUAN, S'l'ANfLl'IY L. Stan Technical Course Frye Grammar School Men sans fl'fl'l'd1il.U Stan is a cheerful fellow to have on a party. Ile likes to have a good time with the rest of the group. Together with his liking for fun, he has the ambition to make something of himself in the technical life. There are many branches, but we hope that he will make a success at whatever one he choses. I1lA I'ON, IJOR-OTIIY R. Dot College Courso Frye Grammar School Still waters run deep, Mandolin Club 2, Il, English Club lg Booster 4, Folio 43 liatin Club 2: l inance Committee 4. llot ' ' is one of the most popular girls of the Senior class, especially with the members of the opposite sex. She is always ready to have a good time. And good times she does have. .lust ask her about the rides on the back platform of the rear car while on the way to and from Washington. As Dot also is going to Bates, our advice to her is tt Look out for the wild animals, they might bite. FLYNN, ROSE MARY, Rosie General Course Frye Grammar School A frivml in need, is at frimul imleerlf' Latin Club l, 2g English Club lg Folio Staff 4. If an unusually strong blast of wind ever comes along and finds Rosie alone we are not ready to guarantee what will happen, but we promise to follow with a feather mattress. But if that does not happen-or if Rose increases her calories- wo feel sure that the future will be as rosey as her name and disposition. We just know that sometime, someone will dis- cover that Rosie 's ancestors were descended from the Spinx which explains Rose 's gift of silence. FLYNN, l.AWiRENCl'l JOSEPH, College Course St. Joseph 's Parochial School Tl1cre'.v nothing like lying zlowfn. when yo11 rc tired. You're just right Tabby, but sometimes its more come fortable to wait until you 're near a nice soft mattress than to try 'to use the hard uncomfortable chairs the city provides us with. Tubby is one of our class infants but is already combining style and peppy appearance with his innocent baby stare. Like most of us he is on the fence as to what to do after graduation but will go to college while deciding.

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IJAVVES, NELLIE VIVIAN, Nell', Commercial Course Frye Grammar School All is not gold that glitters linglish l'lub lg llikers Club 1, 23 President Home Econ- omies Club -lg Washington Trip 4. Nell is one of the movie enthusiasts in our class. Don 't lnreathe it, but occasionally she admits that she dotes on cave- mau s'tuH'. When it comes to style, Nellie's certainly there with the goods and we all wonder how she manages to keep that band-box appeanuice with Red her favorite color. For at long time, Nell stoutly maintained that her future work would be keeping' an old maids' home and nn institution for helpless, disabled eats. but she has changed her mind. IHJNOVAN, WALLACE, Wally Wigs College Course Wallace Parochial School lily cz great life if you rlon't u:eaken, I ootlvall Il, 43 'I'ra1'k -lg lntervlass Basketball 4. Wallys ambition is to be a Veterinary. lle probably :u-quired his love for animals while riding horses when he should have been studyug Latin. Or possibly he acquired the liking while on the platform of the reur ear while on the way to Washington. Who eau say? All joking aside, Wally is a regular fellow who works hard for what he gets. 'Phe least that we van do is to wish him good luck in his chosen field. lJI'MON'l', RAYMOND Ray College Course Frye Grammar School Tall: little and listen u lotf' llockey 4. We ran 't all boast of knowing Ray real intimately, but we eau boast of seeing him play hockey, and we can express our pride that he is a, member of the class of '24. Bates Col- lege will claim him next year. IWNUAN. JAMES Jimmy College Course Jackson School ' ' Sink or S'w1Jm, ' ' ldootlmall -lg Track 4. Well, folks, meet Mr. Jimmy Duncan, one of our star relay men. .limmy is one of the few who keeps strict training rules and as a result of this has blossomed out into the star run- ner that he is. Ile is undecided as to what college he will attend, but we are sure that that institution will gain ai valuable man when he puts his John Hancock on their en- rollment list.

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FOGG, RALPH E. Foggy College Course Frye Grammar School Innocence is Bliss. . Foggy isn't a bad chap when one is really acquainted with him. He seems to think that it 's great fun to flirt with every pretty girl he sees, a fact, which has given him the name of Brute He started out to be an electrical engineer, but he must have received a shock of some kind, because he has practically decided to take up advertising and business man- agement under the instruction of the Professors at Columbia University. FORREST, LOUISE BEATRICE, Commercial Course Frye Grammar School Never miles anythilvzgf' Folio Typist 4. Meet our champion gum chewer! fliouise, if it weien 't for you, our waste-baskets would pine away for lack of nourishmentj She believes in making the most of each shin' ing hour while outside of school, and always has a long list of possibles to draw from. She gave us the merry ha! ha! when we asked her what was next on her program after grad- nation. FOSS, GLADYS PEARL, Gladness Commercial Course Frye Grammar School All is not gold that gI12ttm's. Home Economics 4g Executive Committee. Here 's Gladys, alias Gladness. She is the lucky possessor of pretty red hair, and she does not possess the red hair dis- position either. For quite awhile, Gladness has been working at the Glenwood bakery-getting points on cooking, you know. Gladys is planning to work in an office after graduation, but who ever heard of cooking in an office? FRANKUS, MARY E. College Course Frye Grammar School Silence is golden. Latin Club 2. Mary is so quiet that some of us do not know that she possesses more real talent than any twenty of the more noisy of us. Critics say that so wonderful a singing voice as Mary 's is 'very unusual in a school girl and have urged her to leave Lewiston to study music. Bully for you, Mary! We'll all be rooting for you in the third or fourth gallery when you make your debut in grand opera.