South High School - Index Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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MTLDRED DUNCAN 'tMillie is our heavy weight. Cf a sunny nature usually. she can be just as t'huffy as the next. Generally knows what her opinion is on any subject and is not at all bashful about let- ting others know it too. Something of a bird lover, she is par- ticularly fond of jays, Streeter variety being preferred. Has a large number of friends at South, and is one of our popular girls. Is secretary of the Dramatic Club this year, and as as- sistant editor of this book she has done efficient work. Laugh and grow fat, EDNA CAROLINE DYER Teddie never has made any trouble for '08, VVe missed her in our Junior year, but she is finishing her course with us. Her destination is Bates College, because Teddie would not go to a college which was not a coed If she is as faithful to her lessons in college as she has been in High School, we may easily predict a great success for her as a teacher. I've reasoned it out. MERTON SHUMVVAY FOGARTY lsn't that a fine name for such a fellow? Merton is like a few of the rest of his class-he is very much interested in '09. His hobby is exchanging class-pins. Our Principal made a good change when he had Merton collect slips fourth hour, because it seems to break the long lonesome spell after recess. He has all he can take care of with Lura and her Merry NN'icloxv. Merton hopes to wind up his career in Tech, Speaks an inhnite deal of nothing. FLOR.-X MADGE FORSYTHE Madge is one of our girls who has made a place for herself in our class by her good work in the art room. NVe would lik- to see Madge go to some art school, but we're afraid she is much too interested in the Kalumet Club to But after Madge graduates she has decided to ing jack Roses. go so far away. settle down rais- Open speech and ready hand. 47

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MILDRED DOUGLAS lllilclrecl is one of the inenihers of the trio that walks the , eorriclors at reeess. She has had four long years of weary work ancl learning anfl it is all so woefully uninteresting to her that she intencls to stay at home for the next year anyway. She is K one of the most lurilliant in our English elass as well as lmeing 1 M a star in hookkeeping. ,fx-x , 1 leave thy praises unexpressetlf' is 1219151 li IJRURY l.ittle lillie is one of our hest seholars ancl although per- haps she hasn't niafle a prominent plaee for herself in the class, she certainly stanrls very well in her lessons. lfflie isn't goiiig away to srliool lvnt she will he at lainie in :Xnlitirn. where there is a very strong attraction for her hesicles her own home. VVe all wish lfllie the hest of lnek antl home she will aeeoinilish her 1 1 1' :nnlntion ti, he a help to W'arren J. 'WX seholar always, now anrl then a wit, fiR.X'l'1.X 17111 GUAY 5 is another one of onr qniet girls. She has kept along well with 1- 'tlP4, lint she hasn't seenierl to have nitieh interest in the class. XVhen the girls votecl on the 1211110115 question dresses, this little young lacly calmly pnt clown on her slip of paper, punk in hem. f ' lie thankful yon're living anrl trnst to your luck, -1 0 I, QL.-X MARCIA DUPREE Coming from Dorchester last year Ola founcl out what a fine class wore orange colors at South High School anrl fle- eicleml to join us. During the two years she has been with us she has cletinitely proved her right to wear an '08 pin, and has many frientls who wish her success in later life. lf' A bright interesting face- whieh is better than mere heantyf' 46

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HELEN PAY GATES Another of our very innny quiet cl11ss1n11tes. Is ll conscien- tious worker i11 ztnything she l1llClCl'tZlli6S 11s her class work shows. Sonietliing of I1 recluse, she is. i11 spite of this, fairly well known hy the el11ss 11s 21 whole. Helen is il true friend and one whose IlCC1llfll1ll2l1lCC is well worth cultiv11ti11g. I'lZlS XVO11 l1er diploinzt i11 three yeztrs. Prohalvly wanted to gradnztte from college 11s soon 11s the possessor of that Atnherst pin finished his career ill lllk' lzttter school, She expects to go to Smith. Few 1ll'C n1y yeztrs 11nd yet I feel The world w11s llC'C1' designed tor ine. Il.'XROl.lJ IRVING GREEN lt wzts on sonne rlzty long ztgo tl111t Harold first beheld the lieht. Ile looked witl1 iIlClilifl'l'L'lll eyes 11t the heztutiful lllil'lg3,'S ol' the world ztntl soon reztlizetl th11t ztfter ztll l1e himself snr- pnsserl llll'lll 11ll. Strange to s11y he l1:1s never L'll1lllQCfl l1is mind, in spite ol' Ctblllllljl in Ctlllllllll' with tnen, whose 1111lp11l1le hints h:1ve i11 no wise 11ltered tl1is love of self. VVo11ltl like to he Il lztclies' llllllll l111t flfPl'Nll'l know how. ls Il well ineztning fellow with n111ny eoorl points, lmnt hzts his fnttlts like the rest of ns. ll:1s heen lll'L'Nllll'lll ol' Cotngress. 'l'l1e worltl knows lltilllilllg' ol its j.1'l'l'illL'Sl Illt'l1.H lil.lZ.'X ,XGNIQS tZll.I.liSl',lli is one ol' lfztst li1'ooklielrl's protlttels. VVL' never see her ztloneg she is IllXY1lyS with liflsie, her shzttlow. These two girls have heen tl1e hest of friends fonr yL'lll'S ill tiigh School, Zllltl we hope they will ztlwztys he so. lflizrt is Qfllllg to Business College 2ll'ltl l 11111 sure she will hnfl the work there to l1e1' liking. Not 5lL'1l1llllQ,' o'er the honntls ol' n1odes'ty. N,-XBBEY GODDARD is not very well known i11 the social circles of our class, but nevertheless she cztn hold her own wl1e11 it' comes to Cl1ZltfC1'illg 11nd explaining things i11 her English class. She and Gladys Boyce 111'e tirin friends, ztnd when they are together, tl1e cl111t'ter- ing is l'ClT12ll'li?llllC. Nzthhey hzts not heen with us long, hut she is glztd that she c1111 szty thztt sl1e grztdtiztted with 1908. I 11111 co11scientio11s. 45