Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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LIBBY, RIl'l'll Rufus Commercial Course ,l rye Grilllllllill' School Maile and let .vornronr else worry. Member of llikers' Ululig Member of llonie Economies t'lnh. Behold the Sphinx, and Ruth! Although there are many points ot' likeness, there are a great, great. many points of dissimilarity. Rufus is one of our girl athletes and should sonietilne represent us in the Olympic games. Ruth possesses a wondc-rt'ul sunny mlispositionwalways a.eeo1nnnnl:1t- ing, eheerful and a good sport. Sho will make an excellent life martner one of these davs lreeause she never resorts to . A ' . Y the bickering methods her sex is noted for. L0'l l'l, LOUIS J. lion General Course St. Joseph 's Paroehial School All work and no play 'makes Jllflxl a dull boy. lfoothall 45 Senior Play Committeeg Senior Playg Class Ride Committee 4. Louis, u'e've often wondered why you clon 't go on the stage. You 're perfeet! Louis is everything from a suitor to :L butler and equally qualified in either ease. Then, too, can you imagine this combination? A' football star and a class cut-up? Add them all together, substraet a frown, multiply by smiles and you have one of the most popular fellows in the Senior class-Louis has only one fault and that 's his interest in ' ' Auburn. ' ' MAIAIA, l RANl'lS, General Course St. Joseph 's Paroehial School Therc's one horn. zrwry -miinutcf' lnterelass Basketball 4. - Did you ever hear seine one say that appearances are cle- eeiving? Did you ever believe it? Well now take Francis, 't'or instanee, doesn 't he look shy? But most anyone will agree that he is one of the wittiest and one of the biggest semnps in the Senior class. lNlA'l l'lIl'IWS, FlA7ItlfINt'l'I Buddy Commercial Course Frye Gfillllllllll' Sehool l,o11gh ond In' marry, Adv. llepartment of Booster 45 Craft Club 3. Buddy, we should write il. book about youg but a hun- dred books eould never really deseribe your sunshiney dis- position and the life you add to any party. Buddy will go to Fzlrniington Normal next year and then some school will be proud to add her name to their faculty-unless?

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LANE, MAURICE, Toss Lanie Mose Jimmie Frye Grammar School Hell has no fury like that of a woman scorned. Tennis Manager 3, 49 Sec. Athletic Association 4g Class Play 43 Junior-Senior Committee 35 Hockey 43 Football 4' Booster Staif 43 Debating 33 National Honor Society 4' Presl entation of Gifts 4, Vice-President 2, 45 Folio' Staff 4g,lnter- Class Basketball 4. Hail to the Athenian youth of the Ilall. Ile has shattered more maidens' hearts with his athletic and social performances than any other inhabitant of Jordan in recent years. Toss represents the real type of the American youth-bold, audacious, sturdy, Cwe pause for lack of adjectivesj-well anyway, he certainly is that. Toss says that He 's going to Bates and then to Tufts Medical School, so remember to save all your corns and bunions until Muse hangs his shingle on the front door. LEGER, ADELINE LOUISE, Ad Commercial Course Wallace Parochial School On with the dance-let joy be unconlincdf' Secretary 4 3 Vice President Athletic Association 49 Senior Play 4. Well, Ad who is the latest? Dark or light, short or tall, Ad belives in giving them all a fair trail. The class of '24 has been called a masculine class because so few girls have been elected to the piloting staif, but look at Ad with two of the highest ofiices the class could bestow upon her. These comes as tributes to her popularity and willingness to co-operate and work for the good of her class and school. Farmington Normal will be proud of her next year. LEVESQUE, HENRY L. Hell Frye Grammar School ' My kingdom for 0, horse. English Club 1, 2, 35 Artist English Club l. If ever anyone appreciated and enjoyed the beauties of nature and the great out-of-doors, that person is llenry Loves' que. Realizing this, it is no wonder that Curwood is his favorite author and that his future work wll be farming in general, dairy farming in particular. Few of us realize that Hen has a wonderful amount of talent in painting and drawing. We sincerely hope that someday Hen will over- come his bashfulness and get acquainted with all of us. General Course LIBBY, BEATRICE ELIZABETH, B College Course Frye Grammar School Have all the fun in life you cang you'II have fo work anyway. Vice President lg Debating 3, 45 Booster 45 Graduation Committee 35 Folio Staff 45 National Honor Society 45 llonor Part 43 Orchestra 4, Mandolin Club Il, 43 Aceompanist Mando- lin Club 3, 45 Leader Mandolin Club 49 Senior Play 4, Delta Sigma 45 Ex. Com. 45 Graduation Quartet. Anyone who knows B will tell you that she is a good sport. She says that in the future her work will bc training wild animals fprobably menj. She desires to go West to college where the animals are not so tame as thev are at Bates. VWherever she goes, we wish her good luck, knowing that she will make good. College Course

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MOORE, BEATRICIC, t'Bee Commercial Course Frye Grammar School I imitate thc Sphi'n.r. 'tBec is about the quietest girl in the class of '23-l. She always studies her lessons, doesn 't 'try to bluff her teachers, as the most of us sometimes try to do, and makes herself so very ineonspicuous that few students outside the senior class know her very well. After graduation, Beatrice is planning to take up oiiice work until-e1-until she finds something she likes better. MURPHY, MAFGUERITE GEN EVIICVE, Peggy College Course Frye Grammar School Better latte than never. That 's true, Marguerite, and we might add that a 'tmiss is as good as a mile, for 7.59 o'elock has found you creeping in many a morning, but seldom has the 8 o'elock bell caught you. Cheer-up college, wherever it may be, will be glad to receive you late rather than not at all. MURPHY, MARGARET, U Spud 'tMurph College Course Frye Grammar School Smile and the world smiles with you. Mandolin Club 1, 2, Il, Assistant Leader 23 Luiin Club l, 23 Junior-Senior Committee 39 Executive Committee Zi, Rooster Staff 45 Class Ride Committee 4. Next year, the Folio predicts, there will be countless num- bers of young men from the twin cities who will forsake various amusements and leisure time to take up the art of the light fantastic. Why? 'Cause Spud Murphy 's goin' to be a dancing teacher! 'Nui said. Margaret goes after any- thing so whole-heartedly that we can truly say she will be a successful teacher. MURRAY, ELIZABICTII MAE, Hliettyl' College l'Ulll'!-10 Frye Grammar School Laugh, and the world laughs uritlz you, rrccp and you nu-rp alo-nc. Latin Club 1, 29 Social Committee 2, Mandolin Club l, 2, 35 Treasurer 3g Student Council 2, 3, -lg Viee-President 43 Manager Booster 45 Assistant Manager Folio 43 Class Ride Committee 4. Betty is our idea of a good sport-always ready, will- ing, cheerful, full of pep and a good friend. While serving the class and school in many ways during the last four years, sho has gained the reputation of finishing everything she has under- taken. Betty is an enthusiastic gum ehewer and may some time appear before Congress arguing to have gum chewing made a national pastime.