Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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COFFEY, MARGUERITE ELIZABETH Commercial Course Frye Grammar School. Smile and the world smiles with you. This space seems so small that we can not tell halt' of Marguerite's good qualities. To say that some of the Seniors depend on her knowledge of shorthand is putting it mildly. She is always so good-natured that we can readily see why she chose her motto. She plans on doing ofllce work after graduation and we know she will be a success. COLLINS, LEONARD HERBERT Axle . General Course Frye Grammar School. O, I love red hair. What young men will wear this season fits Leonard exactly. Then again he is quite a stepper, though to no credit of his, any of us, could be if we had his opportunity. Oh, to dance the 'Virginia' reel! is his cry. Leonard doesn't know what he will do, yet. COSTELLO, MARY MARGARET Peggy , Murf. College Course Frye Grammar School. ' All's well that ends well, but some things miner seem to end. Mandolin Club 11-2-3-1, Dramatic Club 1413 Booster Staff 11-2-413 Outing Club 1115 French Club 1415 Press Club 141. Margaret is the ardent supporter of the Thorne's Corner Grange. Margaret didn't forget us for the granger, though she surely was an ardent worker for Jordan High School, too. Peggy hopes to attend Bates in the fall. The best wishes of the class of '26 go with you, Margaret. CRONIN, LOUISE MARGARETE Lou. College Course Frye Grammar School. Y0u'll have to show me. Social Committee 11-213 Secretary 1315 Class Ride Committee 1313 Junior-Senior Reception Committee 1315 Wardrobe Mistress Senior Play-Senior Usher: Dramatic Club 141. Lou needs no introduction to most of you, for if you are at all acquainted with your class you'll know Lou. She's always full of pep and energy. One of her favorite pastimes is chewing gum, which she does very well. Lou's destination is Elmhurst, Providence, R. I.

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BERNIER, BERTI-IA FLORENCE Bert Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Don't talk with anyone who talks faster than you. Dramatics Club C41. Does Bert like to dance? She certainly does. She is somewhat of a heart breaker, too. But we have an idea there is a lucky man-there we won't tell Bert, Next year she is going to try office work and then... BRIGGS, MARTHA RACKLEY Mart Jerry College C. Frye Grammar School. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof. Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster 2, 45 Junior- Senior Reception Committee C313 Class-ride Committee 1315 Toast to boys C315 Usher at graduation 4313 Dramat- ic Club 141: Basket Ball Bazaar Committee 1415 Press Club 4413 Senior Play 141. Will any of us ever forget the night of May 24 when Mart proved such a successful leading lady? But this was not all that she took the lead ing during her stay with us we never knew her to refuse to do anything for anyone, a friend to all, and one anyone would be glad to call a friend. Bates is fortunate in having you for the next four years Martha. BOULANGER, RACHEL ROSETTE Rich ' General C. Madison High, Madison. Ask me, I know. And generally Rachel does know, She doesn't look studious but if she isn't, how onearth does she obtain such good marks? We believe you'll continue your good work at U. of M. Rachel. CLARK, HELEN MARGARET Jake, General Course Frye Grammar School. Silence is golden. Dramatic Club 141g Home Economics Club. The two things about Helen Clark that turn us all green with envy are the big dimples she wears in her cheeks. Helen has taken a general course during her high school career and intends to train at Dingley Normal School next year. We are sure that the youngsters she teaches will love to see that dimpling smile before them. She is a good sport and a cheerful worker, and all her classmates Wish her the best of luck.

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CUTTS, JEANETTE Jennie Al , College Course Germantown Grammar School, Pennsylvania. Play up! Play up and Play the game. Frailty, thy name is woman. Math. Club 1433 French Club 1433 Booster 13-435 Folio 143g Basketball 13-435 Captain 1435 Basketball Bazaar 13-435 Dramatic Club 1439 National Honor Society: Press Club 1433 Mandolin Club 1333 Salutatorian. Jeanette seems to have traveled quite a bit before she finally reached us, and we're glad she came here in time to spend her high school course with us. Jennie is an all-around good sport and one of the few athletes among the girls that our class can boast of. Next year she plans to enter Bates where we know she will take a prominent part in the college life. DAVIS, HELEN OLIVE. College Course Webster Grammar School. A creature she-all life and light and glee. Math Club 1433 Dramatic Club 1433 Booster Staff 143g Folio 1435 Senior Play 143, Press Club 1433 National Honor Society 1433 French Club 1433 Class Prophecy 143. Helen's the girl that set them oft' the night of the Senior Play. Shall we ever get over laughing about the medicine ball, etc.? In school Helen rec.tes in a shy, demure little voice but-everything she says is high A. We're mighty lucky to have had you in our class, Helen. We wonder what you intend to do. 1?3 DESCOTEAUX, ADRIENNE VIOLETTE Commercial C. St. Peter's Parochial School. Silence is golden. Booster staff 143. Adrienne says she is going to do oflice work after graduation. We feel sure that Whoever her employer may be, he will be a very lucky man. Adrienne has taken several prizes for her proficiency as a typist and she is just as smart in her other studies. We have only the highest praise for you, Adrienne, and we know you get such quan- tities of that wherever you go that we consider it sufficient to say you are one of Jordan High's best bets. DONOVAN, FRANCIS JAMES Frank College Course Wallace Parochial. Don't be cltscouragecl, never give np. Booster 1433 Washington 143g Football 1433 Track 1435 Press Club 143. Georgetown University is a long way off, Francis. Frank has helped liven up the routine of high school life with his pranks. Itching powder is not an' unknown quantity to him, as several of the party which went to Washington could tell you. Frank never gets discouraged even when he is facing the toughest of algebra problems.