Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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S'I'UWEl.l., MARION l.0lllSl'l, t'Mamie Commercial Course St. .loseph's Parochial School Never get stung twice by the some ben. Senior Play 45 llikers' Club 1. Marion is one of the few to be hlessed with lovely long eurls and u wonderful smile. ller eurls went-you all know where, hut we're mighty glad that smiles Cllllili Change. Marion has smiled her way through high sehool into our hearts. When it comes to dancing also, Mamie is right there--with her motto. S'l'UAR'l', IAAITRICNUE, Commercial Vourse Frye Grammar Sehool Tall: a lot, but not too much. In the dark and gloomy recess of the hall, there resides a youth with shiny, raven hair, and majestic stature. Beeauso he has invei- led himself amonf the intensive studies of his P1 . V eourse and remained secluded, we haven t made as much of his aequaintanee as we would have liked. We hope that he will remedy this as soon as possible and give us all a chanee to know him. S'l'llll.'l'l'lYAN'I', VICRUNIUA R. U Pussy Commercial Course St. Joseph 's Paroehial Sehool l'rzu'fiv1' Ilreeds ease. Senior Play 4g Home lieonomies Club 2, 4. Pussy and Mrs, Lippet! No, they certainly do not go together at all, but it only proves Veronie.a's versaltility. Pussy, with the ability to aet the part of a Mrs. Lippet as she did in Daddy Long-l.eg.fs, c'ert.ainly deserves our eou- gratulations. We don't see, Pussy , how you kept your smilo under eontrol all that while. 'l'l'lS'l'A, ICVICLYN BL.M7K'MORI'I, Teddy College Course l rye Granunar Sehool Life every man. holds cleorg but the brrwn 'mon holds honor fm' more premkm.v than life. Orchestra 1, 2, 23, 4g Mandolin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Cluh 25 Latin Cluh 2, llikers' Club 1, 2, 33 Outing Club 49 English Uluh 2. Now we wonder why Evelyn chose Bates for a College. l'rolnahly heeause it was so near home! Evelyn 's sweet, she is pretty, she 's shy, hut she 's witty. She has hair and eyes thot every girl envies and few girls have. The modest part of Evelyn is her smile whieh will eertainly go 21 long, long way with her classmates.

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SCOTT, MILDRED ll. Mit Milly Ditto College Course Frye Grammar School Be good, but be no better than you should be. Assistant Manager Mandolin Club 25 Manager Mandolin Club 3, 45 Manager Booster -.lg Advertising Manager Folio 4. Mit is a natural-born manager. For proof, look at her record for the last four years, Far be it from Milly to bossg her method is tact, Cone or something like that. We all know of the success of the business department of the Booster this year. Milly is one of the managers! Bates will have her management for the next four years. - SCIIOPPE, IIERBERT A. Commercial Course Frye Grammar School First come, first served. Mandolin Club 1, 2. This bright looking youngster is llerbert Shoppe, Esq. He is so dark that he looks like a villain. C'l'hnt. he is.J During school hours, he amuses himself and those around him, by kidding thc members of the opposite sex who have the misfortune to sit near him. On the serious side, he says that he is going into the electrical field, a field which is ever broadening. We wish him the best of success in this line. SKILLIN, DORIS General Course Frye Grammar School Mandolin Club l, 2. I'1n funny that way. Dimples is a vamp, we might say the class vamp, but there is quite a. bit of competition for that place. To see Dimples, you would not suspect at first that she is a vamp, for she ap- pears demure and shy. She used to be very much interested in the Mandolin Clubg but since ,the graduation of l922, her interest has wained-we wonder whyl SMALL, MARJORIIG, Peggy llody Commercial Course Frye Grammar School Saying and doing are two timings. Girls' Baseball 15 Orchestra lg Mandolin Club lg Washing- ton Tripg Chairman Executive Committee of Home Economies Club 43 Senior Play 4. Peggy is the kind of person who can find herself in any kind of a trying situation and get out of it 0. K. We heard wild tales of her after the Washington Trip, but we took everything with a sprinkling of sodium chloride. Holly showed her natural dramatic ability in the Senior play when she took a dihticult role to perfection. If ever anyone catches Peggy without her happy smile and twinkling eye, it will be time to call out the police or fire department, for something will be very wrong.

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THRASIIER, CARLTON, Carl College Course Frye Grammar School It's the little things that count. Carleton is one of our foremost exponents of the modern method of charming the women, After going to school, to work, to meals, and then to his girl 's, Carl manages to take a couple hours off for recreation. Carleton says his future work is to be a proficiency expert, and wc'1l say that if he's as proficient in the future as in the past, he can 't help but make good. I TIIORNE MAURICE, Tnbby College Course Frye Grammar School Girls are the root of all evil. Track 1, 35 English Club 15 English Play l. KA When Tubby hears Mr. Conley rcnd a scene portraying nature, he can do nothing else but put himself in the scenes. So he immediately hauls up his knickers and exposes himself to the biting chill of the westerly winds. Suppose Mr. Conley had asked you to come to the front of the class? Maurice is going to the Boston University next year to study some art course, probably the Bachelor of Arts. TRTBOU, SIIERYVOOD G. Technical Course Frye Grammar School ll'l1ev'n tl1c're's n will, tl:e1'c's a way. Mandolin Club 2, Il, -lg Debating 3, -lg Prize Speaking 21: Latin Club 29 'l'rack 45 Booster Il, -lg Folio Editor -lg National llonor Society 43 Delta Sigma 4g Class Ode -ig Macbeth Scene 4. Sherwood enjoys the honor of being the most punctual and methodical man in six counties. ln fact he's always at his girl 'S house at 2 minutes of eight and manages to say enough in short time to leave at 2 minutes of nine, so that he may be in bed when the cur-few rings after taking his daily dozen. With these qualities, Sherwood can 't help but have a happy successful career. 'l'RIll'l, HENRY, Ham College Course 'l'horne's Corner Grammar School lfcni, Vidi Vici. Ham is a tall, husky lad with an extremely brilliant. mind and an even happy outlook on life. Although he claims that James Oliver Curwood is his favorite author, he has been seen many times reading books by the world famous author, Nick Carter, in whose footsteps Hum evidently intends to follow. While as Il slenth he might succeed, We wish him luck in his chosen profession of civil engineering, in prepara- tion for which he will attend Bates for the next four years.