Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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LATHAM, CHARLES SIMMONS General C. Frye Grammar School. ' H30 Water. Advanced Science Club 13, 455 Assistant to Mr. Ma- han in Chemical and Physical Labs. Honor Part 145. The above phrase fits Charlie exactly, for he surely does know his chemicals. Charlie plans to go to Bates to become a chemist, and from our knowledge of his ability we feel certain that after he is graduated, Professor Einstein will have to hustle to keep up with our Charlie. LAVOIE, LUCIENNE GERMAINE Commercial C. St. Peter's School. Plans: Office work Anything worth doing at all is worth doing well. Folio Staff 145. Lucienne is not a glory-hunter and believes in taking the back-ground, but in spite of her modesty, she is known and appreciated by many high school friends. She intends to do office work after graduation. Good luck, Lucienne! LAWYER, BARBARA NORCROSS Barb College C. Central High School, Springfield Fut. Plans: U. of M.-Boston School of Dram. There's no use in worrying. Booster Staff 13, 455 Spanish Club 1455 Dramatic Club 145: Operetta 1355 Basketball 13, 455 Captain Bas- ketball 145. Barb, you haven't been with us very long but still we have learned to like you very much. Whenever folks are in trouble, Barb cheers them up. Barb, you certainly have made one great impression on the class of 1929. LEBEL, GEORGETTE LUCILLE General C. Sillery College, Quebec. Ask me-I know. Spanish Club 145. And here is Georgette! We have only had her for one year, but even then we who know her call her a jolly good fellow. She plans to go to Paris for a two year fin- ishing course in her studies 11ucky girl5 and then to go to the Montreal General Hospital for training. We wish you heaps and heaps of success, Georgette.

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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.

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LECOMPTE, ROLAND Frye Grammar School. Il's never late till morning, then lt's early. Captain Track Team C2, 313 Football C353 Baseball 133. Roland is among our track men When a Freshmen, he was not noticed, but in his Sophomore year he became captain and held the honor for the following two years. His hobbies are all out door sports, boxing, and wrestling. If his hopes come true we may see him some morning bringing our mail. LEGER, LILLIAN FRANCES Lili Commercial C. Wallace Grammar School Fut. Plans-Nursing Never back ont! Executive Committee Cl, 333 Operetta 62, 313 Usher for Graduation 1353 Basketball Bazaar 1215 Dramatic Club 141. Thats right Lil, I agree with you. Lil is the type that is always on the go and a party is never complete without her. You can just bet that when any of the class of 1929 is sick, Lil will be in great demand. LEONAS, ANNA Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Live and let live. Anna is that type of a girl whose sunny disposition and pleasing personality conquer everything. Anna, fur- thermore, ranks high When it comes to a contest for superiority in typewriting. LEVESQUE, ARMAND WILFRED. Commercial C. St. Peter's Academy. Me-myself and I. Armand lives up to his motto, but he is also Willing to do someone else a good turn. He intends to learn the newspaper business and he has certainly chosen a good field of work. He is interested in baseball and walking. This last is a hint to motorists.