Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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HELDMAN, CARL LOUIS JUNIOR Frye Grammar School. Big things co-me in small packages. Cheerleader 11, 235 Drum Corps 11, 235 Glee Club 11, 235 Operetta 11, 235 Latin Club S. I. S. 13, 43: Secretary 1435 Orchestra 11, 2, 3, 435 Manager 1435 Booster Staff 1335 Folio Staff 1435 Interclass Baseball 13, 435 Manager 1435 Varsity Goaler of Hockey 13, 435 State Champs 1335 Algebra Club 1235 French Club 1335 Dramatic Club 1435 Reading Club 1335 XYZ Club 113. Tiny, but O my! The greatest little goal tender that ever wore the pads for Jordan High. A good athlete, a student but above all a true friend. Carl plans to make a name for himself at Bates. We know he will. HOULE, ROLAND Flash General C. Frye Grammar School. Woman, keep thy distance. French Club, Dramatic Club. What would the class be without Flash and his cap- tivating smile? Whenever Flash is around there's bound to be fun. He's the ,Dick Merriwell of the class, being ambi-dextrous. For that reason he makes all forms of athletics his bobby. He is headed for Bates to prepare to be a lawyer. HYDE, EDITH BERTHA Edie Frye Grammar School. Booster Staff 143. Loved by all-hated by none-that's Edith. She's a demure little blonde with heaps of char-m-but most of all a friend to all. A real classmate-who is always ready to sympathize and help. It is with regret that graduation comes and separates us from such delightful girls as Edith-a lady with deepest sincerity. JEPSON, FRED LEONARD Jep Jackson School. I care for nobody, no, not I, if nobody cares for me. Fred Jepson is a boy Whose friendship it pays to cul- tivate. Generous, spontaneous, and happy-go-lucky, that's Jep. His hobbies are hunting, and-collecting rare coins. He hasn't decided what his life work is going to be yet, but whatever it is, you can rest assured that he will suc- ceed.

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GRIFFIN, LEWIS JOHN Lewie College C. Wallace Grammar School. Mau is a bubble. , French Club 133: Senior Play 1433 Glee Club 11, 233 Variety Night 133g Dramatic Club 1433 Science Club 133: Reading Club 1335 Latin Club 13, 435 Advertising Stall for Folio 143g Washington Trip 143. Raven curly hairg fun-loving dispositiong broad- shoulderedg obliging mannersg good naturedg plans to be a doctorg thinks football is it g that's our Lewie. GROSS, JOHN WILLIAM John College C. St. Joseph's School. Never do today what you can put 0117 till ltomorrowf' Mathematics Cl-ub 1135 Reading Club 1333 Gold Team 133. John intends to become a broker, and to be a vital factor in the New York Stock Exchange. We do not know whether he intends to be a bull or a bear operator, but at any rate he might be a good toreador. HANSON, GEORGE EARL Rip, Swede Frye Grammar School. Hit lthe liue hard. Baseball 11, 2, 3, 435 Football 12, 3, 4, capt.3g Secretary of Class 1333 Class Committee 1435 Dramatic Club 143: XYZ Club 1233 Vice-President of Class 123. That's he, look him over. The only boy alive Who ever slept through four years of high school and got away with it. But all fooling aside, George, despite his Endy- mion-like habits, is one of the most popular boys and also one of the best athletes in the class. The way he lives up to his motto in football, and the way he handles a baseball shows that he is not a made but a born athlete, and Maine certainly will appreciate getting such a good man. HARKINS, DONALD JAMES Don Frye Grammar School. The fellow who spends his youth sowiug wild oats usually spends his old age cuttiugihis Corus. Hockey 12, 3, 43g Golf 13, 433 Manager of Football 143 3. Don is one of those fellows you can't help liking. He's always doing something for somebody. Whenever he's around the blues leave you, for they can't resist his grin. Don is of the athletic type and he devotes his spare time to all forms of athletics. Don is undecided about the future, but whatever he undertakes we're sure he'll win out. N

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JOHNSON, DORIS KATHLEEN Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Trust in God ,' all others pay cash. Doris is one of our high lights in typewriting. She can make the keys click so fast that you grow dizzy listen- ing to them. She also has a determined mind and when once started on a thing refuses to relinquish it until she has succeeded in accomplishing her purpose. With these two assets Doris will be able to hold her own in the busi- ness world. We refer you to the class of '31 for corrobora- tion of this. KEENAN, KATHLEEN MARY General C. St. Joseph's School. Better late than never. Basketball 1235 Glee Club ill. There is one brunette in our class who, though quiet, has a charming personality. Mary plans to be a nurse after leaving school and what a nurse she will make! Good luck to Mary from the bottom of our hearts. KENEBORUS, FRANK CHARLES Knipps Frankie St. Patrick's School General C. Play up, play up, play :the game. Glee Club C155 Football 13, 43. Knipps says that his favorite pastime is swimming, but we are betting on walking with a cute little under- classman. No fooling, though, Frankie surely is a live wire and a very important football man. We hope you will make good at Farmington Normal, Frankie. KERN, MARGARET LOUISE Meg Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. The real things in life are the hardest to find. Margaret knows when silence is a virtue, but we can always depend upon her to cheer up a gloomy spell. She is quiet and unassuming which is probably the reason so many have not made her acquaintance. This is a loss in- deed, for to know Margaret is the pleasure one gets when he finds the real thing.