Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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MILLIN, JESSIE WINIFRED Commercial C. Dramatic Club 1433 Washington Trip 143. Follow pleasure aml then. will pleasure flee, Flee pleasure, aufl pleasure will follow thee. Jessie is among the well liked girls of our class al- though she is very quiet, sometimes. At least we thought so until we heard about the Washington trip and then- never mind Jessie, we won't tell on you. Jessie plans to be a dietitian and we know that she will succeed. MINNIHANE, MURIEL MARION Commercial C. Wallace Grammar School. Pep, the keynote of success! Mandolin Club 1133 Dramatic Club 1433 Operetta 11, 2, 3, 433 Public Speaking 11, 433 Booster Staff 1433 Bas- ketball Squad 11, 233 Folio Staff 1433 Executive Commit- tee 1433 Graduation Usher 133. Muriel could be called a most ambitious little girl. The above data speaks for itself. What a charming heroine she made in the Dramatic Club Play, Grandma Pulls the Strings! Ask Rogeg he knows. We owe our success as a class to people like Muriel who are ever ready to serve. MOREAU, LUDOVIC ALFRED Ludie Technical C. St. Mary's College, Van Buren, Maine. Women aml girls must be praised whether it be the truth or riot. Drum Corps 12, 333 Washington Trip 1433 Manager Hockey 1433 Booster Staff 1433 Folio Staff 1433 Orchestra 1233 Basketball 13, 433 Dramatic Club 143. What would we have done without Ludovic on the Washington Trip. Ludie aided everyone, even those who were seasick. He is always ready for fun, and has been the cause of much excitement in the Senior Hall this year. MOULTON, VIRGINIA MARGUERITE Gin College C. Frye Grammar School. Music is au- incitement to love. Glee Club 1333 Operetta 1333 History Club 1433 Or- chestra 1433 Thanksgiving Dance Committee 1433 Dramat- ic Club 1433 Basketball 1133 Casting Committee of Dra- matic Club 1433 Editorial Staff of Booster 1433 National Honor Society 1433 Folio Staff 1433 Usher at Gradua- tion 1333 Class Musician 143. Gin is the sort of girl that we would all like to be, pretty, musical, and popular with both sexes. She just loves to play the piano and can she play! Just hum some popular tune to her, and listen to the results. Next year Gin is going to attend Bates Where she has interests and sooner or later We will be hearing of the concert artist.

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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.

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MULLIN, ANNA CLAIRE lVluggins General C. Medford High School. S-miles are Trumps. Publicity Manager of Spanish Club 13, 435 Editorial Staff of Booster 1435 Dramatic Club 1435 Editor-in-Chief of Folio 143. Muggins is one of the most popular girls in the Senior Class, even though she has been here for only a year and a half. She always has a smile for everyone, and is friendly with everybody. She was given the important position of treasurer of the Senior Bank, and Muggins certainly filled the position admirably. Claire plans to enter Boston Normal School next year. Everyone wishes the best of luck to the greatest little editor-in-chief of the Folio. OATES, HENRY Bus Sill water runs deep-but oh my! Henry, we can scarcely tell you what a friend you are to the Class of 1929. Sunny disposition, full of fun, am- bitious, and popular with both sexes, well what more could one desire? We shall expect to see your name in glaring headlines some day as being a second Lindy. Go to it, Bees we know you're got it in you. O'HARA DOROTHY EULALIA Dot College C. Frye Grammar School. Presence of occupation prevents temptation. Class executive-Committee 11, 235 Operetta 11, 2, 3, 435 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 435 Basketball Squad 11, 235 Booster Staff 11, 2, 3, 435 Debating Club 1235 Folio Staff 1435 Honor Part 1435 Senior Play 1435 Dramatic Club 1435 Basketball Bazaar Committee 1435 National Honor Society 143. Dot, we've always wondered how anyone could ever resist those Irish blue eyes and roguish smile, for we have to admit we have all succombed. Dot has been everything from an honor student, basketball player, and what not- to a coach of a Dramatic Club. 0'NEIL MARY LOUISE Mary,' College C. Frye Grammar School A sweet Irish colleen was she... Glee Club 12, 3, 35 Operetta 12, 335 History Club 1435 Class Executive Committee 12, 435 Dramatic Club 1435 Senior Play 1435 National Honor Society 1435 Folio Staff 1435 Booster Staff 13, 435 Basketball Bazaar Com- mittee 1435 Graduation Usher 1335 Washington Trip 143. Mary, Mary, how can we do justice to one of the sweet- est, nicest and most popular girls in our class, in just these few lines? You have been in everything from Class Com- mittees to the Senior Play. We've always admired your roguish smile and surely will miss it but, what we lose, Bates gains.