Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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JACKSON, RALPH PERLEY Jack Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Make the most of your opportunities. Ralph can always hold his head up about his high school record. He is always Willing to help anyone, particularly if it is about radio. He is fond of amateur work in this line. Jack is going to be a C. P. A., since he intends to take up accounting JOHNSON, ELIZABETH MARGARET Peggy College C. Frye Grammar School. Only the good can give good things. Mandolin Club 113: Dramatic Club 1435 Booster Staff 143, Operetta 11, 2, 3, 435 Basketball 11, 435 Folio Staff 1435 Honor Part 1439 National Honor Society 1435 Girls' Glee Club 11, 2, 335 Basketball Bazaar 1433 Graduation Usher 133. ' Although Margaret is very quiet, she is lots of fun when you know her. Ask anyone in the Senior class. Peggy's favorite past time is basketball, and maybe there's a reason? Bates is lucky to claim you next year, Margaret. JOHNSON, THOMAS Tommie Commercial C. Saint Patrick's School. Work conquers all. Here we have another quiet member of the class of 1929. Thomas is also one of the smallest boys in his class. But you know the saying. The best things come done up in the smallest packages. Bryant Stratton for Tom next year. KEENAN, RALPH Jocko'f General C. St. Joseph School. Noisy Colts 'make the best horses. Football 12, 3, 433 Basketball 13, 433 Baseball 1431 Spanish Club 13, 435 Vice-President of L Club 143. Who doesn't know Jocko. Not any Seniors and very few under graduates. Although not noisy, Ralph likes his good times. He plans to work for a year and then go to Kent's Hill. His favorite pastime is playing football.

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HARKINS, BERNARD LEWIS Barney General C. Frye Grammar School Everything is fair in love and ivan Football 13, 433 Captain of Baseball 1435 Spanish Club 143. Barney is very much interested in sports. He has certainly left a trail behind him with his baseball and football careers. We are sure that if he will stay in nights, he will become a great coach of one or both of these, after graduating from the Catholic University at Washington. HARLOW, FREDERICK RICHARD Fred Pimp Frye Grammar School General C. Work bears witness who well does. Executive Committee 1235 Track 1133 Ring Commit- tee 1333 Latin Club 12, 335 Dramatic Club 143, Booster Staff 1433 Floor Committee 133g Inter-Class Basketball 12, 335 Folio Staff 143. Future Plans: Bently School of Accounting. Hobbies: Athletics, Hunting, Fishing. Fred is a 'great sport, for he likes anything from foot- ball to girls' basketball. We can always be sure to find Pimp out supporting the high school teams. Fred is popular with his classmates and is always to be found where there is a crowd. Next year We can account for Fred at the Bently School of Accounting. Best of luck, Fred. HERLING, LUCIE E. ' Commercial o. Frye Grammar School. Never put of? 'till to-morrow what you can do to-day. Lucie has taken a commercial course in high school and is well liked by all her teachers. She was chosen as an usher at the Operetta and at Graduation her Junior year. She is very quiet and likes to read, but she also enjoys out-door sports. Her next destination is a Business College. HYDE, lVlARY FRANCES Pardy Hydie General C. Gardiner High School. Silence 'is golden. Booster Staff 1433 Dramatic Club 1435 History Club 1335 Grad. Usher 1333 Washington Trip 143. A combination of beauty, pep, laughter, fun and what have we? Mary is the answer-but who c0uldn't have guessed it! Mary wants to be a nurse and we know she will be a success in whatever she attempts.

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KERN, JOHN, Jr. Johnnie Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. 'Tin so bashfulf' Folio Staff 143. We're sorry, Johnnie that you are so bashful. Per- haps, if you weren't we'd know you better. Newspaper work is Johnnie's future. KIROUAC, EMILIENNE M. Commercial C. Scribner School. Plans: Commercial work Think much, say little. Dom. Arts Club 143. Emilienne is one of our quieter girls, so quiet that few of us have the honor of really knowing her, but those who do, you may be sure, are very fond of her. She in- tends to brighten some business office next year. We Wish you success, Emilienne. KLAIN, JULIUS College C. Frye Grammar School. Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Operetta 11, 2, 3, 435 Booster Staff 1435 Science Club 1433 Dramatic Club 143g Debating Society 1433 Folio Staff 143g National Honor Society 143. Julius proved himself invaluable to whatever he chose to take up. We're sure we donlt know what we would have done without his four years' diligent service in the Operetta. On the Booster Staff, Julius remained loyal to its publication to the last edition. If he continues the same Way at University of Maine, there won't be any kick coming from anyone. LANGELIER, MARTHA Commercial C. St. Peter's School. Far from home is near to harm. One of our quietest girls has Martha. been. She came to us at the beginning of her junior year and says that she is sorry that she had not come before. She lives up to her motto thoroughly and has a variety of pastimes. She intends to do office Work next year and we envy the man whose secretary she will be.