Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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CHAMPAGNE, IRENE CECILE Commercial C. St. Peter's School. Dress has a moral effect on all ma11k'lnfl. Irene surely is our song bird after hearing her in the Operetta. Music, especially singing, is lrene's pastime. She will make a very good secretary for some one, she's so jovial and competent. She will truly be successful. CHARPENTIER, ARTHUR Commercial C. Play up, play up and play the game. Track 133. Arthur is the fellow that we shall remember in days to come as one of our pleasant companions of high school days. Arthur plans to be an accountant, and We know that all his classmates will vouch for him in whatever line of work he undertakes. CHERESKY, DENNIS JACOB Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Keep quiet lafldie, keep quiet, I am the result. Dennis can claim the distinction of being our quietest boy and therefore may be a stranger to many. He firmly believes in his motto and often kept quiet at recitations. About the future, he does not Worry. So he now gives up his time to his hobbies of baseball and hiking. CONLEY, BEATRICE THERESA Bee General C. Wallace Grammar School. Fut. plans-Dingley T. Always look ou the best side of life! Spanish 1335 Usher for Operetta and Graduation 1333 Dramatic Club 1435 Hiking Club 1135 Operetta 1435 Ban- quet Committee 133g Booster Staff 143. We surely appreciate having you in our class, Bee, and We are sure Dingley Training School Will feel the same Way about you. The class of 1929 wishes you the best of luck in all future Work and many of the fellows wish they were to start school over again.

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I BROWN, GARDNER LOMBARD Gard College C. Frye Grammar School. A winner never qultsg a quitter never wins. Latin Club 13, 453 Science Club 13, 455 Dramatic Club 1455 Senior Play 1453 Operetta, ass't manager 145, Wash- ington Trip 145g Booster Staff 1455 Honorable Mention 1455 National Honor Society 1455 Folio Business Staff 145. Here's Gardner Brown, a chap you really need to know to appreciate. Not the noisiest boy in class by any means- but we predict great things for him when he graduates from Dartmouth and enters the business world. He got his first experience in Iinance in helping in the manage- ment of the class play and the operetta. Hope you make a million, Gardner! BURDI, EDWARD DOMENIC Eddie Technical C. Wallace Grammar School. Eyes Front. Although Eddie is quiet, he is always there with the goods. Fordham gains what Jordan High loses. You see, Eddie plans to go to Fordham University to take up engineering. He is interested in iishing, hunting, track, and baseball. CAILLER, LOUISIANA Commercial C. St. Peter's Parochial School. Toll, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. Spanish Club 145. Louisiana's wavy hair contradicts that proverb that- Gentlemen prefer blondes, for indeed, her black wavy hair has enticed many a young man to her side. Her Franco-American friends look upon her as a true friend, and, too, they are justified. CARVER, KENNETH HARTFORD Ken-Sheik New Gloucester High 125 Commercial C. What would school be without girls. Although Ken hasn't taken the limelight in school activities, he has been the center of attraction from a number .of our fair damsels. Besides his love for school work, Ken loves to drive a motorcycle and we hear that he is a first class mechanic. He plans to go into business.

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COOK, WALTER Commercial C. Folio Staff 143. Regard the society of women as a necessary unpleasant- ness of social life, and a-void it as much as possible. Walter is one of the reasons that will cause us to look back upon our high school days with pleasure. He is the kind of person that brightens up a classroom 1and not by his hair, although it is a beautiful shade of red3. He is planing to do clerical work aier he graduates and we know that he will succeed because Walter is a shark at typewriting. 1 COUMONT, DIANE RACHEL College C. Frye Grammar School. I serve. May I take your pencil, or When you go down- stairs, will you bring my algebra paper down to Miss VValsh, has always been answered in the affirmative by Diane. She is one of the whole Senior class and has proved a life-saver more than once with her ever-ready willingness. v CRAFTS, ROGER CONANT Roge College C. Frye Grammar School. Seek till you find, and you'll not lose your labor. Orchestra 13, 433 Science Club 13, 433 Latin Club 13, 433 Operetta 1335 Dramatic Club 1435 Washington Trip 1433 Senior Play 143g National Honor Society 1433 Folio Staff 1435 President of Orchestra 143. As soon as Roge graduates from College, he is going to be John Barrymore's double. Roge can not only act, but he can also do his stuff on any dance iloor. Bates Col- lege is his next destination. CUNION, DONALD OWEN Don' College Course Frye Grammar School Fut. Plans-Univ. of Maine Managers grow up to be big men, Dramatic Club 1433 Advanced Science Club 1435 De- bating Club 1433 Public Speaking, Colby 143, Committee Banquet for Debaters 1435 Assistant Manager of Baseball 1335 Manager of Baseball 143. Here's .our All-American baseball manager and a fine one he is. We hope University of Maine will appreciate Don's ability and take advantage of it. Science is Don's particular pet and we know his name will be placed in the Hall of Fame as a great Civil Engineer. Here's to you, Don, and may success be yours!