Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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suse WBLMELYFBLMELYFBLBFWQB BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCI-IES N UYQMBLMNMNMBLMYQBFNYFN ADAMS, MARGARET ELIZABETH Margy General C. Frye Grammar. When you know-say so. When you dohft-look wise. ' Writer of Class Ode. Margy is one of those quiet, demure young ladies of our class with a charm all her own. Next year Dingley will claim Margy and after that she's going to be a school-marmj' but the kind that the kiddies will adore. AMNOTT, JANET Buddy Jane Commercial C. Frye Grammar. Whatever is, is right. Basketball Bazaar 1133 Basketball 113. Janet is one of the most versatile girl dancers of the class. She has charmed us with her smile and will con- tinue to success in an advanced dancing school. BAGLEY, THELMA MAY Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Don't give up. Although Thelma is one of the most quiet girls in the senior class, she is just the type to be a nurse, which is, by the way, exactly what she plans to be. Our best wishes for your success are yours. But how can you help but succeed with such aiine motto? BANULIS, EMMA HELEN Allie Commercial C. Wallace Grammar School It's a poor sport that is not worth the candle. Basketball f2, 435 French Club 131. A tall, lovable, basketball player is Allie. She is one who roots for Jordan High through thick and thin with always another shout of encouragement. No matter what she does she still be a Stick to it girl.

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43 Page 8 The Folio of Jordan High School 8. CONVENTIONS This is probably the most appropriate time for giving a little con- sideration to a certain age old system which is going to start getting under our feet right now, and keep tripping us up henceforth. That system is conventions. The zest which is Haring inside us will be to a great extent regulated by' the must's and mustn'ts of convention bound counselors. W'hen to avoid unfounded suspicions and bow to capricious whims means the hampering of every natural inclination, there is a desire to rebel, and to defy the whole simpering lot. But don't do it! Every convention has s-tood the test of centuries and exists to protect, not to crush you. Life isn't daring you to give the world a shock, but only trying to lend you the wisdom of the ages. It is often wise to think a moment before doing what conventions says you'd better not. --Regina Cantlin OURS IS THE LAST JORDAN HIGH CLASS The graduation of the Class of 1931 will mark the passing of Jordan High School. NVe are the last of a long series of students who have studied here. jordan High has fosteredi us through four years of our lives, four years of opportune moulding Whose impression we shall feel throughout life. The credit for much of whatever we may attain goes to this school. - The Class of 1931 must leave a noble record, so that our old school and, for many of us, our school days may end in brilliancy. And, as we pass this milestone in our lives, let us leave jordan not only not less. but greater than it was transmitted to us. , -R. Stowell Ware.

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BARCELOU, ROBERT LAURIER College C. St. Peter's Academy. Friendship is hapfrinessf' French Club 133. Robert is one of the quietest boys in the senior class, but nevertheless one whom everybody can enjoy as a friend. Bob, by the way isw quite a musician as was shown by his one-handed piano playing in the recent try' outs for the senior class parts. Bob expects to become a teacher after he graduates from Bates College. We sin- cerely hope he enters the musical fieldg he will make good. BARON, DOROTHY Dot Special C. Frye Grammar School. Deeds not words. X. Y. X. Club 113. We haven't heard much from Dot until this year. She's' always got a welcome smile for everybody. And with this disposition we're all sure that Dot will reach the top of the ladder. BARROWCLOUGH, DORIS EVA Dot Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. QuaZis Vita, Finis Ita 1As you spend life, so the end will be.3 Honor Part. Doris is one of the most charming girls in the class of '31. Her ready smile and willingness to help have won for her a large number of friends. She plans a business career, and with a pleas-ing personality and her ability to make friends we know she will be successful. BEDARD, ROMEO LEO Romeo College C. St. Peter's Business Academy. You ca,n't make the top in one jump. Science Club 1133 Advanced Science Club 1333 Alumni Night Committee 1333 Floor Committee Gradua- tion Night 133g Alumni Night Committee 1435 Drum and Bugle Corps 12, 3, 433 Booster Staff 1433 Honor Part 143. Romeo is a friend to everybody, yet, withal he is dignilied and carries himself with great poise. In fact he is a regular superpoise. He's a real fellow though, and he's rightly named, for he is quite a sheik. His varied hobbies include stamp collecting, music and hunting. This versatility is but one of the traits of his winning per- sonality. Romeo is now working hard, in order that he may go to Annapolis next year. Someday Romeo is going to become a famous naval and aeronautical engineer.