Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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CLEZVIENTS, STELLA EMMA Stel College C. Frye Grammar School. Many things difficult to design 1J'7'0'Uf' easy to perform. Algebra Club 1113 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 413 Vice Pres- ident of Orchestra 1313 Secretary of Orchestra 1413 Wash- ington Trip 1413 Ring Committee 1213 Dramatic Club 1413 Honor Part 1413 Booster Staff 13, 413 French Club 1313 Associate Editor of Latin Paper 13, 41. Does it seem possible that such a quiet demure lassie as Stel would ever play the big bass fiddle, yet every Friday morning she has been seen pulling away at the massive violin. Next year Stel is entering Bates, and maybe she isn't a valuable addition to any school. COLLINS, HENRY THOMAS Tom General C. Frye Grammar School. Games are either lost or won. Baseball and basketball teamsg C0-captain of Basket- ball 141. Here's Thomas Collins-and who doesn't know Tom '? For four years he has been in the limelight of school af- fairs-a true athlete and sportsman. He says his future plans are undecided and his hobby is 1you cou1dn't guess1 Athletics! COSTELLO, ELIZABETH ALICE General C. Frye Grammar School. Words are merely iciml: but then, so is a tornado. Operetta 12, 313 Booster Staff 12, 313 Athletic Night Committee 13, 413 Dramatic Club 1413 Senior Play 141. An auburn-haired, dark-eyed spirited pal is Alice, with. always a joke, and a bit of humor to help anyone out. She plans to train for nursing, and according to all signs, she will turn out to be a comfort and sunshine- breather to every sufferer. CROCKETT, ELIZABETH CHOATE Betty College C. Frye Grammar School. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorroic we dict. Executive Committee 1113 Algebra Club 1113 Booster Staff 13, 413 Pres. of Dramatic Club 1413 Reading Club 1313 Honor Part 1413 Operetta 1113 Senior Play Publicity 1413 Usher at Graduation 1313 Editor-in-Chief of Latin Paper 13, 41. 1Special Note: Miss Crockett is the original Betty Coed. Coed is a corruption of Ch0ate. 1 Can't you feel the electricity in the air when you look at this picture? Of course! This is Betty Crockett, one of the most, magnetic personalities in the class of '31. Everybody knows Betty, and Betty manages to know nearly everybody. Betty is bound to make a name for her- self some day. Besides being very intellectual, she is quite an athlete, and hopes to become a great, in fact the greatest high jumper in the world. We know that she will jump very high in more ways than one.

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CARTER, MARJORIE LUCILLE Marj General C. Maxwell Grammar School. If you cZon't look on ithe sad side of life, then you can!! help seeing the bright side. Marj is one of our happy-go-lucky girls of the senior class and you can tell by the looks of that face that through life, she ought to make a success of anything she undertakes. CASSIS, GENEVIEVE KATHERINE Gene Commercial Frye Grammar School. Where therels a will, thei'e's a way. In Gene we iind another one of our quiet and demure girls. Gene is one of those who usually has her lesson done on time and helps you in a pinch. She tells us sho plans to take up secretarial work next year, and well may it be said she'll succeed in anything she undertakes. CASSIS, JULIA ANNIE Judy Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Reading Club 13, 45. Judy likes to read, and hence her well-developed vocabulary. She's surprised us more than once by spring- ing some long, new word. Julial was one of the first to organize the Reading Club, and has been an active mem- ber ever since. Maybe she'll be an author herself some- day, who knows? Good luck, Judy, anyway. CASSON, EMMA ISABELLE LILLIAN Lil', College C. Webster Road School. Sine virtute anucitia esse non potestf' 1Without virtue friendship cannot exist.5 Algebra Club 1155 French Club 1355 Dramatic Club 1455 Folio Staff 1453 Glee Club 1455 Honor Part 145. For all her seriousness and quiet in the classroom, most of us know that Lillian loves to have good times as well as the rest, but she believes in the old saying Work before play and acts accordingly. Her hobby is a work of art, for Lillian can make iiowers bloom where others fail. Perhaps she instills into their tender roots some of her own ambition to become something greater in life, or perhaps it is skill and determination that makes her garden one of beauty and pleasure.

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CROWLEY, ELIZABETH ANNE Betty Chow-Chow Frye Grammar School. Gather ye rosebuds while ye may. Basketball 1139 Basketball Bazaar Committee 11, 233 Dramatic Club 1439 Alumni Night Committee 1333 Wash- ington 143g Folio Staff 143. Betty is one of the most popular girls in the class of '31, and well she may be, for she has personality plus. Chow-Chow has certainly made a great impression on the class of 1931 and We're sure it will prove to be a last- ing one. Here's to Betty. CYR, THERESA MARY Terry Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Be brcweg never weaken. Terry is a rather quiet member of our class. She surely lives up to her motto for be it English, Bookkeeping or any other subject she was never afraid to stand up for its ideas. Her hobbies are skating, tennis and swim- ming, and she does well in all three of them. DIONNE, RAYMOND ARMAND Ray St. Peter and St. Paul's School. Modesty is a virtue. Latin Club 13, 433 French Club 133. Ray is a very quiet studious fellow, and one who is always willing to help anyone in distress. Many a time he has helped these poor unfortunate algebra dopes in a time of need. Ray intends to study medicine. We are sure the medical work will be most fortunate when it will be time to welcome Raymond into its ranks. DOUCETTE, FELICIEN EMERY Fil St. Peter's Academy. Silence is golden. Hockey 12, 43. Fil is one of the quieter members of our class, but when on a pair of skates-Bang! Crash! and Fil has scored. We are all sure if Fil takes to the jeweler's trade as he did to hockey, he'll ring up a high score.