Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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NOONAN, HELEN MARIE Red General C. St. .loseph's High School for Girls, Manchester, N. H. Afrions speak louder than words. Girls' Athletic Ass., Vice-President 131 5 President 141 5 Cheerleader 1415 Basketball 12, 3, 415 Booster Staff 1415 Dramatic Club 1415 French Club 131. Refi is one of, our premier girl athletes. Will we ever forget her work in the guard position this year. Poor Red is always getting into trouble on account of her ex- uberant spirits!!! She tells us her favorite study is Latin, but we sometimes wonder!!! Red is planning to take a Domestic Science course at Gorham Normal School next year and we feel sure she'll Win their hearts as she has won her way into ours. ORESTIS, GEORGE College C. Frye Grammar School. Let my pfaullc have its moment. Senior Play 1Lead1 1415 Honor Part 1415 Operetta 11, 215 Booster 12, 3, 415 Editor-in-chief Folio 1415 XYZ Club 1115 French Club 1315 Latin Paper 13, 415 Public Speaking 1315 Latin Club 13, 415 Drum Corps 11, 2, 3, 415 Glee Club 11, 215 Dramatic Club 1415 Debating Club 1215 Reading Club 1315 Alumni Nite 12, 315 Executive Com. 13, 415 Variety Nite 13, 415 Science Club 1315 Presenta- tion of Gifts 1415 Minstrel 141. George Orestis, the most popular fellow in the senior class-will we ever forget him-his laugh, his stories, and his bluffs? George is a great guy to have in any senior class. The greatest hustler of all times, whether it's the Booster, Folio, rehearsal for Operetta, Senior Play or Minstrel Show, George is always on the go. George, old boy, Jordan High School will miss you when you graduateg she will lose one of the best workers that she has ever possessed. May you continue your good work in both social and scholastic undertakings through Bates College and after in life. OUELLETTE, ELEANOR ELWIDGE El St. Joseph's School. Knowledge is the sheen of life. Eleanor is rather a quiet girl unless you really .know her. She has made many friends. El plans to train for nursing. We shall envy her patients. OZECHOWICZ, FRANCES Frenchy Commercial C. Frye Grammar School. Be always willing fto lend a helping hand. Versatility should be Frenchy's name as she has proven herself delightful pianist and a charming singer. Frenchy's pastimes are sewing, cooking and singing. She plans to take a secretarial course and brighten some lucky businessman's ofiice.

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1 MOWER, THOMAS OWEN Tom General C. Frye Grammar School. Ride,' never be ridden. Tom is a happy-go-lucky young fellow. You don't see him worrying about his studies, but then he does not need to worry. He's an all around favorite with both his teachers and his classmates. Next year Tom will continue his studies at Bates. May he always be happy and suc- cessful! MOYES, MILDRED ELVA College C. Frye Grammar School. Carpe diem. Basketball Bazaar i213 Alumni Night Com. C313 Dramatic Club C453 Basketball fl, 253 Debating Society 1239 Washington Trip 1413 Editorial Staif Folio 441. 'Mildred is one of the most popular girls in Jordan High. She is always seen at the prominent school affairs throughout the year. Some say she is proud of the fact that she was the only girl not sick on the Washington Trip. More power to you, Mildred. MURPHY, MARCELLA, ELEANOR Pat General C. Frye Grammar School. Learning is a Sceptre to some, a bauble to others. Domestic Arts Club 149. lllnl. Pat certainly has proved her worth to Jordan High School. She indulges in music and seems rather studious at times. Pat plans to take up training at Ste. Marie's Hospital and with her kind, loving disposition we know that she will be a splendid nurse. MYNAHAN, TIMOTHY Tim A St. Joseph's School. Honesty is the best policy. Tim is! bashful and tha.t's too bad, because if he weren't we'd know him much better. But as it is We know he's a great fellow and is well liked by everyone who knows him. Electricity is his future work.

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PALANGI, JAMES ELWYN Jim General C. Frye Grammar School. Go like the dence before the light changes. Jim as a rule is quite proper, but it's not a placid dis- position. We know that when the sober face slips, there's a lot of mischief in him. In fact Jim laughs as long, and often louder, than the rest of us. PARENT, DORIS BEATRICE College C. St. Joseph's School. Let's laugh. Algebra Club 1133 Operetta 1233 Ring Com. 1333 Athletic Night Committee 1333 Basketball 1333 Booster Staff 1433 Senior Play 1433 Folio 1431 Dramatic Club 143. Doris is a great sport and one of Jordan High's most loyal rooters. Just look at that list of activities! Her popularity is well deserved. We are sure that Bates Col- lege will feel proud to have Doris matriculated as a mem- ber of its student body. Success to you, Doris. PARKER, EVELYN LEONA Commercial C. St. Patrick's Parochial. Never say elle. A quiet member of the class of 1931. A good student, however, and when one learns to know her-not so quiet. Evelyn plans to do office work after June 12 and we know that success will soon find her. Her motto proves that when she starts a thing she finishes it, successfully. PARKER, GLIDDEN McLellan Glid Hebron Academy. The w!0rltl's best thoughts are expressefl in poetry. Reading Club 13, 433 Latin Cub 13, 433 Treasurer of Dramatic Club 1433 Senior Play Manager 1435 Booster 13, 433 Nunc et Tunc 13, 433 Folio Staff 1433 French Club 133. Here's Glid, one of the most popular, all round, good sports any class could boast off-no less! He certainly is a high light. And is he talented! Besides being all of the aforementioned, he's a peppy piano player and a first- class poet. How would the business end of the Senior Play have thrived had it not had Glidden for a manager? Are we going to miss him? Don't be silly!