Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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McILROY, MADELINE CRAWFORD Mac College C. Frye Grammar School. A thing of beauty is a joy fo1'e1Jer. Class Executive Com. 13, 495 Basketball Bazaar Com. 1199 Sec. of Girls' Athletic Ass. 129, Basketball Dance Com. 1295 Operetta 11, 293 French Club 1399 Senior Dance Com. 149, Senior Play 149, Washington Trip 149, Dra- matic Club 149 Adv. Staff of Booster 1495 Adv. Staff Folio 1495 Class Gift Com. 149. Madeline is one of those charming girls who affords inspiration for those poetically inclined. She looks to be a very well woman, but if we mistake not she also bids fair to be a Well-man. McSHERRY, JOHN LYALL Mac Frye Grammar School. Be yourself-donI't try 'to be some one else. Asst. Manager of Senior Play 149 3 Manager of Basket- ball 149. Mac, the boy with the handsome smile, is one of the most likable boys in the class of '31. He IS a lover of the great open spaces even though his cute lips may almost belie the fact. We are sure that what ever he manages to manage at U. of M. will be managed in the same pleasing manner as his past deeds at J. H. S. Here's luck to you, Mac. MASON, ARTHUR LEO Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Nothing is impossible. State Typewriting Contest-Second Place 139. To be a West Point candidate, one must be morally strong, physically fit and mentally alert. Leo certainly meets the requirements. He will, without doubt, soon be a rookie cadet. If he can march as well as he can type- write he will have nothing to fear. Seriously, Leo is one of our model young men and we know he will succeed in his service to our country as well as in his life's Work. MICHAUD, MARGUERITE ESTELLE Peggy Frye Grammar School Commercial C. Life is so shont-Live for to-day, let tomorrow take care of itself. Peggy is an ardent workerg she tries her hand at everything. Peggy always arrives on the scene just in time to help someone out of trouble. Her winning smile and pleasing personality have captured all our hearts. You can just bet that when any of the future business men are looking for secretaries, Peggy will be in great de- mand.

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McCARTHY, MILDRED AGNES St. Josephs School. Great talkers are little doersf' Reading Club 1315 Dramatic Club 1415 Usher at Graduation 1315 Operetta 1213 Secretary of Class 141. Are you aware of the fact that in your own class, there is a person who is gifted with the art of presenting characterizations. If you have not seen Mildred perform, you have missed something. Bates is where she plans to go next year, she says, if she is admitted. Here's hoping you are Mildred. MCELHATTON, RICHARD EDWARD Dick Mac Frye Grammar School. Commercial C, Never say die. Football 13, 41. What's all that noise about? Oh! That's Macg he just got another touchdown. And that's how Mac broke into the limelight. He's one of those fellows you can't keep down and his motto fits him to a T. Mac plans to go to Rider College, McGILLICUDDY, FLORENCE SHIRLEY Flossie Frye Grammar School. General C. A smile will go a long way. Operetta 1213 French Club 1313 Usher at Graduation 1315 Committee for Athletic Night 13, 415 Folio 141. Flossie has got a smile for everybody and for this rea- son she has made herself many friends. Whenever you are in trouble, see Flossie and she will do her best to get you out of it. There would have been something missing if we did not have Flossie in our class. She is undecided about the future. But you will make good at anything Flossie! McGILLICUDDY, HELEN MARY Mack General C. Frye Grammar School. We all have strength enough to bear the misfortunes of others. Folio Staff 1415 Operetta 11, 21g Reading Club 131. All artists are not temperamental, neither are they Bohemian. Helen measures up to the criteria in drawing, and she does not live in Greenwich Village either, and has a very jovial disposition. This proves to us that genius is not always a self-proclaiming person. Keep on fulfilling your ambitions, Helen, but no matter where you go your character can never be more polished than it is already.

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MILLER, NORMAN CHANDLER ORCUTT Norm Frye Grammar School. General C. B1'evlty is the soul of wilt. Basketball 129. Norm is a sort of quiet fellow, that is, until you really know him. His driving is the reason that we al- ways get our paper on time. Next year Norm will study commercial art in Boston. MILLIKEN, MARY EDITH Ditto Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Carry On. Carry on. Yours is a motto which suits you to per- fection, Mary. Have we ever seen her when she was not doing just that, trying her best to do what was set before her, and! smiling whether successful or not? She knew she had done her best. With such a motto already in practice we know she will be successful with her future plans, and will win with a smile. MILLIKEN, OLIVE PAULINE Pol Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Be cowtented, but never satisfied. Folio Staff 141. Now, Pol, I think that many times during your school career you have been satisfied, escpecially after you had passed in a successful examination paper or solved a. dif- ficult problem. That's just like Olive,-she never takes any credit for herself. She will be very successful in her business career, we know, because she is made up of the right kind of stuff MINNEHAN, MARGARET FRANCES Marg Wallace Grammar School Commercial C. Still waters run deep. Margaret looks demure enough for a Puritan, but read that motto. You'll arouse our suspicions, Marg. Go ahead and be alsecretary if you want to be stubborn, but you'd make a better poker player.