Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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SANSOUCY, JEROME AIME General Course Frye Grammar. Live and let live. Motto Committee. Everything about Jerome is different, even his name. Have you ever noticed? We wonder why he chose the motto he did. Perhaps as a. fair warning. Jerome's sort 'o good looking, you know. He will come back to Jordan High next year to take a post-graduate course, and then he intends to study at Tufts Medical School, and maybe become a doctor. We know he will have lots of patients if he does. SCOTT, ETHEL MEREDITH General Course Frye Grammar. Smiles win. This shy, demure girl has been very quiet during her four years at Jordan High. She tells us she is considering clerical work to keep her busy after graduation. We wish you success, Ethel. SCRIBNER, RUSSELL ORIN Russ College Course Bangor High. Always get that last ball. Baseball C3-435 Ex. Committee 141. Russ, our star pitcher, hails from Bangor. We wonder if they would have let him come if they had known of his pitching ability. Next year he goes back to his old home to attend the University of Maine. How we envy their pitching staff! SEGAL, ZELDA Zel College Course Portland, High. Never stop climbing. Dramatic Club C413 French Club i433 Hikers Club C253 Athletic Association 12, 3, 49. Zelda has only been with us three years, but we feel very well acquainted. She was born in Rockland, Maine, and she Went to the Portland schools so she is quite a well traveled young lady. Zel is one of our live wiresg she has given her support to Jordan High during her stay here and next year she will go to boost the U. of M. just as vigorously.

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ROWE, ARTHUR RAYMOND Chink College Course Frye Grammar Live and Learn! Booster, 12-3-415 Science Club 141g President, Math Club 1415 French Club 1415 Press Club 1415 Honor Part 141. Arthur is certainly a wizard. He's one of the few who got the most out of Jordan High, as far as Scholar- ship is concerned. If Chink is as successful at Bates as he was in Jordan High, he will certainly be able to win the election in the Orient. ROWE, NORMAN E. Pete. College Course Frye Grammar. Ask -me no questions, and I'lZ tell you no lies. Dramatic Club 1415 Booster Staff 1415 Senior Play 1415 Press Club 1415 French Club 141. Pete has already got a life job starting this summer. He is going to establish a paint factory. After concise scientific ability, he has decided to sell rouge, the red to be collected from his own cheeks 1you see, he blushes so easily when a member of the weaker sex is around.1 All in all, Pete should do a thriving business with the co- eds at Bates when he enters that school in the Fall as a humble Freshman. ROY, PAUL ARTHUR General College Course Frye Grammar. Vent, Vidi, Viet. Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 415 Mandolin Club 11-2-415 Press Club 1415 Math Club 13-415 Science Club 1413 Student Aid in Math 1415 Class Ring Committee 1215 Booster 11, 2, 3, 415 Folio 1415 Senior Play 1415 Operetta 1415 Dramatic Club 1415 Honor Part 1415 National Honor Society 141. We'll say you have conquered, Paul. Look at that list of activities. Paul is our stellar mathematic shark. He does everything in his head. There doesn't seem to be a thing he can't tell us. Here's hoping you show them how at West Point, General! SAUNDERS, FANNY ESTELLE College Course Frye Grammar. Look out, Pm coming! Booster 12-415 Dramatic Club 1415 Washington Trip 1415 Folio 1415 Graduation Committee 1313 Press Club 141 Fanny and her Essex are known from one end of the town to the other. She's never hit any of us yet, but that's because she always is on the lookout for us so as to give us a ride, her car is always lilled. How about the cigarette- holders on Hancock Street, Bangor, Fanny? She cannot make up her mind what to do next year.

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SILVERMAN ERNEST Red Commercial Course Lincoln School. E Pluribus Unum- Football 1435 Basketball 13, 435 Captain 143. Red is the fellow who showed his class-mates just what an ideal captain can do with a bunch of willing team mates to win a basketball game. He's one of the most popular fellows in our class and that's saying a lot. We won't forget that Edward Little game for a long time, to come, Red. SIMARD, GERARD Doc College Course Wallace Grammar. Do the best you cam and don't worry. Mathematic Club 1435 Science Club 1435. They say that Napoleon was very quiet and silent in school. A few years later he was leading great armies. They say that Simard is very quiet and silent in school. A few years hence, we are sure he will be a leader in his vocation. At any rate, he will be at Bates. SINGER, PERETZ Patsy General Course Webster Grammar. Variety is the spice of life. Y Manager Track Program 1235 Business Manager of Booster 1435 Business Manager of Folio 1435 Manager of Mandolin Club 13, 435 Orchestra 13, 435 Prize Speaking 1435 Debating 1435 Dramatic Club 1435 Press Club 1435 Committee of Junior-Senior Reception 1335 Committee on Class Ride 1335 Advertising Manager of Senior Play 1435 Ass't Basketball Manager 1335 Minstrel Show 1335 Delta Signa 1435 Banquet Committee 143. Beware of Patsy! Remember this warning when, in later life, Patsy shows up at your store. If you do not immediately tell him The Way Out 1By Bradford Peck3 or use another more manly way, he will sell you a building lot in the Pacific, or else an ad in the Afganistan Times, -the paper with two issues. You see, Patsy is a real sales- man and we doubt if B. U. will change him any. SMALL, E. KEITH Smalley General Course Frye Grammar. U Do the best you can and don't worry. Dramatic Club 1435 Senior Play 143. Keith came into the lime light when he took us all by storm with his wonderful acting as Foxey. He made the greatest hit with the girls we think. Spot-lights do a lot in bringing out one's good points. He doesn't mention anything about dramatics in his future life--quite the contrary. He's going to be an automobile salesman. What- ever or wherever you are, our good wishes go with you.