Norway High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Norway, ME)

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ORCH ESTR-A Front row. loft to right: Miss Eleanor Wood, faculty diroctorg I. Tervo, E. Ariel. B. Hurnell. Back row: R-. ljlllnlillll. E. IgEll'k0I', H. Holman. YV. Couary. lJEl3A'l'ING 'l 1'01lf row: U. L0llQ'li'j'. V. H-!'ilk0S. Back row: Y. Upton, VV. l'011z11'.V.

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26 THE CADUCEUS down the wire, waving my arms and screech- ing all t.he time. I didn 't see how near I was getting to tl1e tree, because I was watching Johnson run away. The next I knew, I hit the trunk of the tree and was knocked uncon- scious. Next morning when I woke up I was in bed and found out that Johnson had brought me home. I guess the joke was all on me! -Loren Brett, '31. The Honor Roll Tallest-As far as feet and inches go, there was no question of Dick Files for the boys and Violet Upton for the girls, al- though Abe Thurston and Sigrid Nurminen were lengthy seconds. Marion Thomas is- n't so short, either. Shortest-While away down at the other end Albert Lafrance and Betty Conary carried off the honors. There is a notice- able lack of inches in Ruth Stearns, too. Most Studious-It's all a grind, as Al- bert Lafranee and Francis Hutchins found from the votes. Then there's Betty, also Rita. They must burn a little midnight oil, too. Best-Natured-Did you ever see Loren really cross? Anyway, he won the most votes for a sunny disposition. Red Smith, in spite of his hair, has earned a reputation for good nature, while Charlotte, and Edna Gurney-can you imagine either of them really angry? Best Dancers-Jazz is Sam's middle name, while Dolor knows how to trip the light fantastic, too. Mildred Gallant leads for the girls with Mary Hill a close second. Class Vamps-Mildred again! Her work in this line should make Greta Garbo look to her honors. Kay Lea and Arline Corbett deserve honorable mention, also. Class Sheik-Once more, they all favor Favor! Noisiest-Haskell has the record of be- ing the boy who breaks the record every time he opens his mouth. For the girls, Alice had simply no opposition at all. Quietest-Dennis Dullea and Hutchins are usually seen and not heard, while Stan Ray and Howard Smith d011,l3 make the welkin ring much, either. Betty is our most quiet girl, but Edna Edwards never got any dentention for noise. Most Popular-He must have got his charm from The Charm Schoo1 !-Wlio? Why, Favor, of course! The landslide of votes speaks for itself. Mildred Won among the girls. Wittiest-As a class, we are all wits and humorists. But even then we are sur- passed by Charlotte Longley and Stan Lord first, then Saleeby, Frakes and Pierce. Time-Killers-DeCoteau, Haskell, and Cora Gurney know the most ways of doing nothing, but-Noble and Merle Brown are known to spend 1nucl1 of their time in a similar manner. VVoman-Hater-DeCoteau leads the chase away from the women, followed by Curtis and Tucker. Man-Hater-Don't you really like them, Frances? Best Athletes-Myron, a star on several teams, is our best athlete. Upton and Dunn won the girls' honors. The Greatest Help to N. H. S.-Norway High will miss all the class of '31, but we can 't help noting what especially big gaps Longley, Favor and Lovejoy will leave whe11 they go.

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