Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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,v,,jF- CHILDS, PAULINE HANNAH Polly Special C. Woode School, Bowdoin. Hard work is the basis of victory. Glee Club 12, 31. Pauline has always had the ambition to write poems and stories. If Polly follows her motto faithfully, and makes her ambition a reality, she is certain to succeed. CLIFFORD, BARBARA ETHEL Barb General C. Hayes School, Minot. Delays have dangerous ends. Barbara is a quiet girl who does her studying faithfully. She is the person who chugs rapidly toward Minot every noon in a little black Ford. Barb plans to take a course in beauty culture. COOK, DOROTHY Dot , Cooky Commercial C. Jordan Grammar School. Smiles are worth their weight in gold. Basketball 11, 2, 313 Music 11, 2, 31g Minstrel 1213 Graduation Chorus 12, 815 Physical Education 14-1g Typewriting Award 14-13 Shorthand Award 14f1. Dot is one of our quiet girls. Her warm smile will certainly be an asset to her in achieving her goal as an oflice worker. COOK, WILLIAM JOHN Cookie , Billy Special C. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Baseball 1113 Football 121g Outing Club 1215 Washington Trip 14-1g Fomo Business Staif 14-1. Bill', is a good friend to everybody. He is full of fun and energy. Next year he will grace the Sun-Journal with his presence.

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CARRIER, LOUISE ANNIE Lou Commercial C. St. Peter's School. Smile and the world smiles with you. Outing Club C213 Music f3Dg Chorus at Graduation CSD, Type- writing Award C4-jg Washington Trip MO. Lou is natural and pleasing to meet. She is always ready to help. She is a good sport and lots of fun. One can tell by Lou's smile that she will be successful as a cashier or a telephone operator. CARRIER, ROGER ALIRE Pete , Roy Special C. Sainte Croix School. Higher, always higher. Roger, better known as Pete , should make a fine janitor as he has had much experience in picking up paper in Room 332. As his future plans are unknown, we offer this as a suggestion. CARRIGAN, VVILLIAM FRANCIS Junior,', Bill General C. Jordan Grammar School. Toll, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. Basketball Cl, 2, 3, Mg Baseball 1313 VVashington Trip C314 Blue Ticket Collector QS, 441. 'tBill , following in his father's footsteps, is very much interested in sports. He plans to attend Hebron Academy next year. From there, he will go to a business school or college. CASSIDY, JAMES EDWARD Hop Practical Arts C. Houlton High School. Study now, rest on it laterf' Hop is a very likeable fellow. His quick wit and happy-go- lucky manner have contributed much toward this. His sunny disposi- tion will be welcomed into some mechanics school next year.

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Ver, COUTURE, JEANNINE ELIZABETH Jenny Commercial C. Holy Family School. Better late than never. Outing Club f2lg Music f2jg Graduation Chorus C325 Typing Awards QM. Jenny', is a rather humorous young lady. She is very entertain- ing and her many friends certainly will miss her. Her plans are to become a cashier. We are confident of J eannine's success and ambition. 8 CROWLEY, MARY JUNE General C. St. Patrick's School. A winner never quits, a quitter never wins. Graduation Chorus 1155 School Minstrel Chorus C2jq Band 1224 Maine-iacs 12, 313 Choral Society Q3jg Washington Trip C4-lg FoI.1o Business Staff 14-jg Fomo Editorial Staff MO. Mary June intends to enter training in Walter Reid Hospital in Washington. The patients will certainly gain their health quickly when June greets them with her merry smile. CUNION, WILLIAM ANTHONY Bill General C. St. J oseph's School. He who hesitates is lo.-rt. Bill's jokes will never be forgotten. He is a boy with a pleasant personality and is well liked by everybody. He is undecided as lo what he wants to do, but we all know that whatever he chooses, he will succeed. CURRIE, STANLEY R. Stan Special C. Jordan Grammar School. All that you do, do with your might, Things done by halves are never done right. Basketball C113 Hi-Y Club MJ. Stan intends to do oflice work in the future. lf he continues to keep posted on world events as he has in school, he will certainly become a good citizen.