Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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MAHERN, FRANCES Red Fran College C. Frye Grammar School. In God we trust, all others pay cash. Operetta C395 Algebra Club C311 Sec. of Spanish Club C31 Dramatic Club C435 President of Spanish Club C493 Booster Staff C453 Folio StaH C433 Graduation Usher C3J. Here we have the girl who could always do algebra and was ever ready to help some one with Spanish. Fran is one of our good natured girls, and we certainly missed her during the year that she attended Edward Little. After four years at University of Maine, Fran is planning to become a member of the Grant personnel, and we just know that she'll be a success. MALO, LOUIS PHILIBERT Pete Father Technical C. St. Peter's Academy. Let your conscience be your guide. Spanish Club C393 Booster C413 Folio C453 Hockey C2, 3, 455 Washington Trip C4J. Pete, the likable and irrepressible, has helped us to find many of the pleasant spots in our high school life during the past four years. In everything he has done he has been a hard and willing worker. On the Washing- ton Trip, he proved himself to be one of Jordan High's most loyal supporters and his ability as a singing teacher was greatly appreciated by the Washington Trippers. His plans for next fall are uncertain, as yet, but whatever you do Pete, may you always be successful and happy. MARCOTTE, MARGUERITE SIMONE Commercial C. St. Peterts School. Singing through. Marguerite has been with us for two years only but since we've known her we have often wished that she had been with us for four years. Marguerite is one of our best singers and we are sure that she'l1 be successful at the Boston Conservatory of Music where she intends to spend the next few years. She has a favorite pastime, traveling, and she certainly does travel. MARGOLIN, JOSEPH NATHAN College C. Frye Grammar School. Keep on smiling. Debating Club C4J. Glance at the motto and then at Joe. Doesn't the mot- to suit the face to a T. If you ever feel blue and de- pressed, hunt up Joe and we feel sure that inside of five minutes you'll catch his contagious smile. He's a good kid and a worth while acquaintance as any one at Jor- dan High School can testify.

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LIBBEY, ELEANOR VIOLET College C. Frye Grammar School. Variety is the spice of life. Glee Club 13, 413 Operetta 12, 315 Class Committee 1313 Junior-Senior Reception 1315 Usher at Graduation 1313 President of Girls' Athletic Association 1413 Manager of Girls' Basketball 1413 Publicity Chairman of Thanksgiv- ing Dance 141g Chairman of Football Banquet 1415 Dramatic Club 141g Public Speaking 1415 Senior Play 1413 Editor-in-chief of Jordan High School Booster 141: Booster Staff 1313 National Honorary Society 1413 U. of M. Journalistic Conference 141g Washington Trip 1413 Folio Staff 1413 Athletic Advisory Council 1415 Honor Part at Graduation 141. . Whiz! There she goes, around the corner on two wheels in her classy Wills St. Claire Roadster. Arn is the girl who has taken part in just about everything in school and out. We certainly think that her motto is quite appropriate after looking over the list of her activi- ties. Next year Arn is going to be one of the shining lights on the Bates campus, just as she has been in Jor- dan High. LIBBY, FOREST WILLIAM Lib', General C. Frye Grammar School. A good workman is never overpaid. 'Track 12, 3, 419 Football 13, 413 Dramatic Club 1415 Science Club 141. Future Plans: Prep. School, College. Hobbie: All kinds of sports especially football. Lib is one fellow that we can all look up to. He has achieved greatly in all branches of sports and it was no easy matter, Eh, Lib? Wherever our football captain goes we know he will always be a credit to Jordan High. MCELHATTON, ROBERT HENRY Bob Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Favorite Pastime: Work and Reading. Never put ojj' till tomorrow io'ho,t you can do today. Introducing Bob. It's no wonder you don't know Bob, He's been real busy this year studying for a position at the Western Union and has no time to come to school regularly. He will take up a steady position with the Western Union after he graduates and we know that he will succeed. MCSHERRY, FRANCIS IRVINE Mac College C. Frye Grammar School. A sensible mom judges of present by past events. Washington Trip 1415 Track 141. Future Plans: M. C. I. and Maine. Hobbies: Fishing and Hunting. Mac is just what one would call a regular fellow. He certainly has done his best in making our four years at Jordan High happy ones with his contagious smile. We all guarantee that M. C. I. and Maine will have at least one good track man when Mac gets there.

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MARSTON, MIRIAM General C. Frye Grammar School. There are some defeats more triumphant than victories. Shorthand Contest 145. Miriam is one of 29's most brilliant scholars. She is always smiling and this has gone a long way towards winning the love and respect of her fellow students. In future years she is sure of success if she keeps trying as she has in Jordan High. MARTEL, EDWARD FRANCIS Ed Mendell St. Joseph School. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush? Student Council 1153 Football 1459 Washington Trip 145. University of Maine will next year claim one of the most popular fellows in our class, Ed Martel. Ed says he plans to go up there and take an Engineering Course, and by the way Ed takes his mechanics, we know he will make good. Mendell further states that his favorite pastime is driving a Chevy, but we know for a fact that he spends a great deal of his time hunting and fishing. MAYO, JEAN GRIFFITH College C. Webster Grammar School. Plans: Dingley Train. Talk little, but say a lot. Basketball Squad 1153 Spanish Club 13, 453 Secretary- Treasurer 1455 Folio Staff 145. Jean is the little brown mouse type of a girl, very quiet and unobtrusive. She doesn't say much, but what she does say is very clever. We are sure she will make a fine teacher and we hope the children at Dingley will like her as well as we do. MICKALIDE, HARRY LAMBIE College C. Frye Grammar School. 'Ici on porle Francois. Debating Club 145. It takes Harry to give a good French translation at sight. Whether it is his pleasing personality or his knowl- edge of the French language that makes him so adaptable to French sight translations, the fact remains a mysteryg but, at any rate, we know that Harry will give a good ac- count of himself at Carnegie Tech.