Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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GRACIENNE E. DUSSAULT Grace Gracie College Course Ifrye Gfalllllllil' School. l'Ia11s--College Sn1iIf'---its rlfrup and Ihr luxe! nzc'1Ii1'inf', Orthestra 11, 2, 3, 491 l'sher at Operetta 1431 lsher at Senior Play 1433 Usher at llraluation llilj Clue t lub 1113 Vv'ashing'ton 1413 Dramatic Club 141. Gracienne is a peach. When it comes to dancing, she-'s the last word. And can she play the violin! Her anibition is to cross the Atlantic by aeroplane and soon, too. Well. we'll probably soon be reading another We, but by our Gracie. ALBERT L. DIf'l l'ON Al Commercial Course St. Josephs Lire and Hope. Football 12, 35. Albert is a nice chap, very quiet. He is a gooil foot- ball player. playing end on our State Championship team for two years. Al likes to read and dance and he spends much time outdoors. 4 ASHLEY MACH FERGUSON Fergy Technical Course Frye Grammar School. SiIl'Y'lI1'1' is 1l0Ill1 Il. Orchestra 11, 3, 435 Mandolin Club 1213 Advance Science Club 121, 413 Slide Rule Club 12l. Fergy could certainly take the place ot any tlothiefs dummy on Lisbon Street, and we will guarantee that his figure is as good as the best of them. Fergy is tired of studying Physics and Math so his time is ov- cupied by Drawing and Modeling aeroplanes. Fergy wants to be a future Lindy. RUBY LILYAN FERGUSON Ruby F. College Course Frye Grammar School. Plug up, ploy 1111, and ploy tlnr flame. Booster 13, 433 Glee Club 12, 3, -H3 Operetta 12, 3, 4bg Debating Club 13I: Basketball Bazaar 1413 Folio Staff 143: Dramatic Club 143. Here's another one of our girls who just loves to talk. We've known her for a long time-ever since she wore long curls and she still is the same old friend-always talking or dancing, or both. If we all had her contagious giggle there would be no need ol' a laughing gas.

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JOHN JOSEPH DOYLE Brewster College Course St. Josephs School. A Winner never quits, and u Quittcr ncrer wins. Football 12, 433 Baseball 12, 435 Hockey 11, 2, 333 Athletic Constitution Committee 143. Besides being an extra good athlete, he is quite a boy all around. Good Enough has his fun summers down to Old Orchard. He is planning to attend Seton Hall Col- lege in New Jersey next year. Well, don't let the city slickers, twit, ye, John. ARMANDE JUSTINE DUMONT Commercial Course Frye Grammar School. Always look your best. Digniiied and calm. 'Phat is Ar1nande's perpetual ex- pression. Nothing bothers her, but when she leans over the keys of the piano, what a change in character! You would never think it was the same person. Music emanates from her very finger tips. She plans to do office work this fall. THOMAS STEVEN DUNCAN Toni College Course Frye Grammar School. Napoleon was little, too. Not very big, not very conspicuous, but a good fel- low, is Tom. His freckled face, good-naturedly said to resemble an Airedale, is one of the institutions of the class of '28, H. LAWRENCE DURGIN Larry College Course Frye Grammar School. Nerci' girc up, kccp fighting. Football 12, 3, 433 Basketball 13, 43, Track 11, 2, 333 Senior Play 1433 Operetta 1433 Folio Staff 1433 llraniatic Club 143, Executive Committee 11, 23: Latin Club 143: Graduation Committee 1335 Washington Trip 143. Meet Larry, our big boy made up of dimples, pep and popularity. He has no peer as a pal or an athlete, and don't forget that he's an actor, too. Next September will find him in Hebron: and then Dartmouth for Larry.

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EMILY FRANCES FINN ,l'lnin1ie Em College Course Frye Grammar School Plans-Bates t'u9'pc Diem. Basketball 12, 3, 453 Captain 1433 Mathematics Club 123g Spanish Club 1415 Dramatic Club 1433 Advisory Council of Athletic Association 141g National Honor So- ciety 1415 Honor Part 143. 2, 4, 6, 8, whom do we appreciate, Emily Finn. Em as captain of the 1928 Girls' Basketball team certainly was successful. i'Emmie likes sports, however, so it's no won- der. Bates College will be harboring Em next year. We shall probably hear more about her. JANE E. FINN .Ianey College Course Whether you win or lose, play the game fair. Basketball 11, 2, 3, 435 Baseball 1115 Dramatic Club 1435 Spanish Club 13jg Honorable Mention 1433 National Honor Society 141. Jane says that her hobbies are drawing, tennis, and basketball. We certainly agree with her, and if you have never seen her play basketball you don't know what you've missed. The class of '28 was certainly lucky when she decided to spend another year here before graduating. MILLARD EDWARD FLYNN Hook General Course Frye Grammar Bc1shfulness 1t'07I,t yet you a11ywI1ere'. Football 13, 453 Hockey 131. That motto Iits perfectly. We often wonder why all the girls fall for Hook. Maybe itls his curly hair, his athletic ability, or his dancing. His favorite pastime is hunting and Hshing, He usually comes home with some- thing worth while. Leave it to Hook, YVONNE MARY FORTIER Buddy Commercial Course Frye Grammar School Plans-Business College Let us live and be happy Yvonne is the cheerful cherub of our class. No matter how dark things are, Buddy, our confirmed optimist, comes along with her smile-and how things brighten up! Contentment is a gift of the gods, Yvonne, and in that sense you are most certainly their favored child.