Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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LAGUEUX, IRENE GLNETTE General Course St. Peter's Parochial. Never blush. Glee Club 1413 Mandolin Club, accompanist-assistant leader 13, 413 J. H. S. Minstrel Show 1313 Operetta 1413 Junior Ride 1313 Washington Trip 1413 Folio Staff 141. Irene has had a busy two years certainly and she has had plenty of attention so we hope she hasn't been lone- some. She is such a busy person, yet she always iinds time for everything. She intends to take up oflice work after graduation. Maybe it will be for the Gray Circuit, who knows? LAMEY, GERTRUDE ANN Gert General Course St. Joseph's. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Press Club 1413 Booster Typist 1413 Folio Typist 1413 Washington Trip 141. The life of our class is Gert. She always sees the joke even if it's on herself. That's a gift, Gert. Dingley Training is to be honored by her presence next fall and then some boys and girls will like school better. Gert is also a iirst-rate typist and stenographer. LAMONTAGNE, FLORENCE GERTRUDE Commercial C. Wallace Parochial. Let your conscience be your guide. Hikers Club 11, 215 Minstrel Show 1313 Athletic Association 11, 2, 3, 413 Dramatic Club 1413 Mandolin Club 111. When we think of Red we think of well, never mind... we don't tell tales out of school. Red, you'll have to admit that you liked our Hall better than any- thing else in the school. Red plans to go to Farmington Normal next year. Whatever you do Red- Success be yours. LAURENDEAU, EMILE R. Commercial Course French Parochial Academy. Perhaps I cxn't do everything, but I can do Lookkeepingf' We agree with you there, Emile, you surely can do bookkeeping. You always get your work done first, and correctly, which is saying considerably more. Emile, you are so reserved and mature, but we know you are a good sport, and that you will make a splendid addition to some- bocly's office force.

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KELLEY, TERRENCE J. Terry General Course Frye Grammar Women are the soureelof all evil. Terry is one of our best jokers-not that his mirth is at all forced. He seems to enjoy a good laugh even if the joke is on himself. But we think it's a shame to have that ocean wave wasted on a fellow. We hope Terry succeeds as well in Bentley School of Business as he has in his French IV C. KENNEY, OLIVIA MARGARET Frenchie . Commercial C. Wallace Parochial . Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Glee Club 4495 Operetta C433 Washington Trip 1453 Folio Typist 141. Olivia, our fun maker, we sometimes wonder if you will ever grow up? If growing up will change you, we would rather keep you as our Frenchie. You have certain- ly lived up to your motto during your course at High. We feel that you will surely entertain some office next year, as you have entertained us. KINGSTON, HENRY WILFRED General Course Frye Grammar. Fm as sober as a judge. h Kingston, keep quiet. That's what comes to our minds when we think of Henry. How many times we've heard that, especially in Problems of Democracy class where he settled to his own satisfaction all of the problems of the world for some time to come. He will settle all of the U. of M.'s problems in the next four years. KNOWLES, BEATRICE Beattie Commercial Course Frye Grammar Never put 017 until' to-morrow what you can do to-day. Beatie, what shall we say? During our four years in High School we never really seemed to get acquainted with you. When we think of you, we see a quiet girl, and a faithful worker. Well Beatle our best wishes go along with you into that lucky business man's oflice next year.

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ORLANDINI, JAMES EDWARD Sheriff General Course Wallace Grammar. Don't make excuses, -- make good. Football 149. Talking about ye pretty hair, Jim is certainly envied by all the boys in the class. Every day you can see groups of girls asking Jim for one of his curls, and boys asking him how he does it. Don't tell 'em Jim, keep 'em guessing. Jim will either be a good policeman or a fire politician after he has been trained at Bentley's-for you know that training in Finance comes in handy for a politician. OSGOOD, DOROTHY FRANCES 'Dot Dorfrea College C. Frye Grammar Talk a lot, lut not too much. Debating 13-493 Booster 13-49: Press Club 1493 Dramatic Club 1495 National Honor Society. Dorothy is a genius unsung. She always was on the wrong si.le of fortune, it seemed, but still she would work willingly and well. She can talk time-and-a-half-anlover- time and is a fine debater. She's a great pal to work with when you know her and her sense of humor is de- lightful. We expect she will be a famous writer some day. She certainly has the ability. She'll show them at Bates. PELLETIER, ANTHONY DAMAS JOSEPH Pell, Sl1tz, Pelkey, Ant College Course Frye Grammar We all grow oldg but who grows wise? Booster 1493 Math Club 13, 49g Pres. Glee Club 149, Lead in Operetta 1493 Business lVIanager, Senior Play 1495 Baseball Manager 1495 Dramatic Club 149 5 Advanced Science Club 1495 Presentation of Gifts 1495 Chairman Executive Lommittee 1499 Press Club 1493 Orchestra 11, 2, 495 lvlandolin Club 11, 49. Pelletier is very well acquainted with that canned noise sold by Henry Ford. In fact, any day your what remains-of-a-Ford fails to wake up the whole city, Pell will jazz it up for you. He is very modest about his abili- ties. He just said the other day that he would go to M. I. T before having a conference with Henery about making Fords that run without a steering wheel-a convenience for spooners. PELLETIER, GERMAINE MARION General Course St. Peter's Parochial. Smiling is the best policy. Folio Typist 1493 Washington Trip 1493 3rd Honor Part 149. That is a good motto, Germaine, and we know you live up to it. We only wish her two years with us had been four. It will be a lucky office that employs her after graduation. Besides being an expert typist and stenog- rapher she has the pleasantest disposition imaginable.