Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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CARL F. A. XVIQBER Bowdoin College, A. B. Graduate VVork: Bates. Subject: English. Extra-Curricular VVork: Public Speaking and Dramatics. fr Shave and well-groomed, this re- l'L'1Iff Hlllll-flitllt to our faculty has made himself iiwalualzle to our I1.Vfl1iI'I'll!l young dramatistsf' -Iosicvn L. GAUDREAU Banclmaster. Band and Orchestra. Our eajvahle leader of The baud and orrlleslra rvlmse f7l'lfl.I'Ilf!' is admirrrl by all. RAL1'II E. ROWE WVestb1'onk Seminary. Graduate VVork: Brown, Salem Normal. Subject: Director of Penmanship. Tl1ouglrt flows mzrelz more freely tlzroufzlz a .vl:'ilfully wielded pen. The Blue and White KARL V. PALMER Lt. Col. 3o3rd Inf. R. C. Bowdoin, B. S. Military Instruc- tor of Cadets. Not a Caesar nor a Napoleon, but a true friend nf the Cadets. JAMES A. PHAIR Clark University, A. B. Gradu- ate Work: The Sorlmonne, Parisg Travel in Europe. Subject: Spanish. irWl16It not tearlriiig 'what he knoros about Sfvanish, Jim likes la trip the light fantastic an the danre flaarf' Our Portland High shall ever stand United e'er by friendship? bond The highest of her peersg We'll glory in her might The loyalty arid homage due find oft again our watchword pledge, ll f ll pay through all the years. Uphold the Blue and Hlhitef' Gztardian tender, y0uth's defender, Side by side with Conscious pride To her our praise we render, Old irt story, shrined in glory, Her noble name we all acclaim- Our Portland High. -LUCIFN P. LIBBY.

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E,uu.c:o'l r E. T.-nu: New York State Normal. Sub- ject: Automobile Mechanics. Ex- tra-Uurricular XYork: Junior Red l'rnss. Nix Il10!lL'.ff Hafzlre makrxv his llrvllx .rfvzwlls fwfr: mort' 010- l1l1t'llfl-Vfll XVlI.I,1.-mi W. il-IIONIPSON I'ortland Art School. Graduate VK'ork: Columbia University. Sub- ject: Art. lixtra-Curricular NYOrk: Art Club. l'uflv11rc ami lmlyl-.r1ljff1'1'H1f lmflz lm, with flvnly uf 111ofir'.vty, ffm. li. Mn' 'I'0I.M,xx Colby, A. ll. llead of History llejvartment. Our flafizfy llllll lawilrlr lzixtorg' fl'urlu'r ix H1'f'vr so l1af1f'y as ri-limi lmr 'fall'.vf'.r' rmlly' :lu .rin- rlwnl 7fw'lc. Nlxkoxki-1'l' Tom1.xN Simmons, B, S. Graduate Vklorkz University of VVisc0usin, Colum- bia, New York School of lnterior Decorating. Subject: Home Eco- nmnics. U-4 flllfff. ffl-t'lil'IIf frarlzm' ftilm di- riiflrx lim' lilIf1'I'f'Xf lvtfifciwll pu- 'Q 1, flll.VtIllllllUl'.YE'.V.u . . ,- JOHN xVl'.5'l'UX xv,-Xlllll Bowdoin, B. S. Graduate Vtiorki Bates. Author of Books on de- bating. Subjects: Economies, Cur- rent History. Extra-Curricular VVork: Debating. H.'lllj'l1Iil1ff for an fU'flll11ll'Ilf. But lrfrclr a .rcr1'1't! Our v.i'rcll1'rLt llvllllffllfl mari: lx jirxt f'n1lf1t'y lmy at lzvarl for fam 1' lg 1' i ol i Page Tnfenty-Five Amen H. NVARRFN Boston University: Emerson Cul- lege of Oratory, B. L. Lg Posse School of Physical Training: Vllesleyan VVoman's College, A. M.: Shaw's Business College. Graduate Work: Harvard. Sub- jects: English and Lip Reading. From lim' unlimitrd store of wit and wisdom, .rlw offers treas- 1H'l'.f lu all who will 1'ecei'1'rY. Flmuaxca H. XVYEEKS Smith, A. B., A. lVl.Q Phi Beta Kappag University of Poitiers, France. Subject: French. Extra- Curricular VVOrk: Le Cercle Francais. What rlasus tlir .vfndent could absorb all lim' vlltllllslasm for thc French language! lirmxok F. XVFLCII St. Josephs Graduate VVork: Columbia, Travel in France. Sub- ject: Head of French Department. Extra-Curricular VN'ork: Le Cer- cle Francais. Sim may friglitvn you at jirst will: 11 fold glalwc, but you will alwayx find it replaced by u Sllllilthu C.-numlxiz H. Wrscorr Laughton School, Posse Normal School of Physical Education. Graduate Work: Harvard. Suh- jects: Ilealth and Physical Edu- cation, Geography. Her good natzlrr and common .v1'u.w' vmlvar her ia tin' hearts of all. AMY P. XVISWELL Mount Holyoke, A. B. Graduate VVork: Woods Hole, Marine Bio- logical Laboratory. Subject: Bi- ology. She delights in dnl1'i11g midst .vkz'lf'ta11.v and !ll0'ZK ZUUl'VI1S, a fart roliivh aromas flm awe of her rla.vsrs.

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She is not gone. The jmlh .She trod With dignity rmrl grace BFHTS imjzrilllx of her jlrexence GENEVIEVE B. COREY IN IXIEJVIORIANI No Izlnre of trumpets heralded Iineh generous gift or deed, But many glnddenerl lives reflect Her thought for tltrm' in Hemi. Thu! time erzunut ejjnce, She xtitl lives on We feel ms1u'erI. The friend whom here we miss Now trrmels, in her gwteious way, fl fztirm' land than this. LILLA A. STETSON.