South Portland High School - Headlight Yearbook (South Portland, ME)

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f I X :ag 'ij is il fl l Els ll ? - .1 il.. H3 ,l .lu Q44 E . X ee- 1-L 'X l 1 f 'E s 'X 6665 D ciwg 5 HEADLIGHT J ki ' .tv-... 'F .- :I ? ERROLL LING LIBBY Lib A it man is only a nfnman. but a good Cigar is a 5 smoke, 2 College Course 1 Truvk. 2. 3. 4: I.1-tts-x's. 12. 3: Glue Club. 4. 'gk Lib is one of the famous residents of Thornton 'M Heights. He has showed us that he is a real track 2, man. Lib has some persistency. Good luck. 1 BIABEL ARL1-:NE LIXSKY ,- Mabe 5' When I think I must speak. gf General Course f' SfllllL'lll Club. 4, 5 Mabel is a seemingly quiet girl until you really ' know her. She just adores dancing. She just can't 5 stay still long enough to decide what she is going to Q do in the future. -. 'S 1 NIADELENE VVARREN LOVVELL 'lDolly V She looks as clear ' ' As morning roses newly washed with dew. M College Course Junior? Ent:-rtainium-nt Conunith-P. Stlulent Club. 1: Glce 7 .J ,Y vnm. 1. 2. 3. 4. H , Pretty as a picture and just as nice. Did you ever 4 fsye her when she wasn't smiling? She can smile '-.L wwhen she smashes a test tube in the middle of an experiment. And what a dancer! Always smiling 1 must be her motto. Popularity plus. 1 .1 SHIRLEY LOWELL - Dainty. kind. abliging. neat. , Beside all these. .s'he's fy ' and sweet. '- Commercial C se '- Senior Enim-rtaixnm-nt nmitteo: ndent Clnh. 1: Orehes- - tra. Il. 3. Glee 1 . 2. 3. 4. 2 Shirley i reco ' e X chuol by her smile, which eave nothin t ,V esired. She is an accom- i plishe pi f a welcome addition to assem- 1 b ' , 'pq -P-! lg X 2, RAYMOND GRANT MACLEAN E - Raymie Mac Angus 2 Much may be made of a Seotchman if he be caught young. 'l'l'4-asnrn-r. 3: Assembly Committee: Track. 2. 3. 4: Letters, 2. 3. 4: Fontlmll, 4: Letters. -L: Toast at Senior Reception. it What a singer! Raymie is one of the most popu- I lar and best looking men of S. P. and a great football 5 and track star. He hopes to become a second Mellie Dunham. ig Gif? Jn' Qzqffil it r -'K-':,. ' 'zz . L, . . .A-2 . 'A . . An, KA A5-Ter V

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J 'B EXDLCEHD T A.. 1 . 2 I XXX O Q QQ-JD 05-DDL DORIS PATRICIA JOHNSON Pat Patsy This is the short of it. Commercial Course Culubm-rland County Ty1n-writing Contest. 3: Science Club. 2. Patsy has an innocent baby stare, but don't let it lool you. She knows her Hamlet and that isn't all. VVe hear she is running a free dancing school in Knightville. We'll have to admit she is a good instructor from the results. .IOSEPH SHELUON JONES ..Bud,, And why should life all labor be. Commercial Course 'l'i-ack. 2. :sg ull-Q Linh. 3, The boy who has a high powered brain, but who hates to use it in serious thought, Some bookkeeper. ELLEN KIARGARET KELLY Kelly Scotch Silence is the perfectest herald of Joy: I were but little happy. General Course Iiuslrvtball. 3. -L: lil:-e Club. 3, 4. Kelly is the school tomboy. She has an unfail- ing appetite and is always kidding someone along. Kelly once had ambitions to be valedictorian but luck was against her. QXSTRID JOHANNE KJELOSEN ..Audy,, The pen is the tongue of the mind. College Course Student Club. 1. 2, 3. -l: Vivo.--I're-sisluiit, 3: l'I'e-sidcnt. 4: llrzllimtic Club. 2: Student Club Play. 1. LC. 3: lla-afllig.:'llt. liualwl. 2. 3, -li Secretary of Class. Z, Audy is going to be an interior decorator. You ought to see wlIat her pencil does when she is bored! We have never heard that your chosen profession was boring, Audy. One of these days you will be taking us into the land of Art while we wait. ROBERT EDVVIN LANE Bob Bounding Bobby I'll not budge an inch. Technical Course Track. 1. 2. 3. 45 Football. 3. BOb,l' often called Scrapper, has succeeded in making himself a popular member of our class through his excellent track record and his good natured jokes. ,fu I D I ag p- -lf K-is l l l :

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liEX5EiEF4?5is ill I i Q QR-DQ 05.93 Q IDORIS EVIELYN MACPIIIQE ..D0t,, Here Spot. ' Commercial Course Vive-Pr:-sizleilt of Class. 2. 3: .lunior Prom Coniinittt-0: Senior lflutortuinlns-nt l'oiuniittve: Dramatic Club. 2: House Committee: Fresluuan Rot-option Committee. 4: Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Letters. Z. 3. 4: Student Ulub, 2: Sehool Play, 33 Helio, 3: Callvtaiin Curtis llrirv, 4, Dot is a great little worker and is already spoken for after graduation. Incidentally, she's what puts the phffft in pep. Here's happiness, Dot. LEONARD BIACPHEE ..MaC,, ..Len,, If he be not a fellow with the best king, then tue shall find him the king of good fellows. General Course lflutortainnivnt Colnulittt-0. 3, -L: Prom Committee. 3, Bas- ketball, 2. 3. 4: Letters. 3. 4: Baseball, 2, 3. 4: Le-ttt-rs, 3. 43 Gln-o Club. 3. Mac is 0116 of our most popular boys. He's all for basketball, both masculine and feminine. Did we hear something about rice for Mac's future? EDWIN BATEMAN MARSHALL Ned All great men are in some degree inspired. College Course lrlntortaimiu-'nt l'omn1itt4-P. 3: Speaker at Junior Proiug Orvlu-stra. 1, 2, 3: Assviiilbligsg Pgrvllt-I1 fflulvg Curtis Drives, Ned --music man of S. P. H. S. Some student! Ned always likes the girls and leave it to him to pick out the proper ones for a chorus in a musical review. Incidently Ned is our class Valedictorian. l . , - 4 I HARRIETT GLENDINE RICF,LVX'ElE Mac Silence is golden. Commercial Course Glen- Club. 2, 3, -l. One of the Harriet-Frances inseparables. A good singer, but she hasnit flourished her voice before us. Shows her mettle in Burke. , , ' . . .ff 1- K1 . -f' A ,iw ,Aj'J'.+A.3 'J' ' .ALVIN BIIATHEWS RIESSER HAI., The track, his Eden. College Course Track, 1. 2, 3. 4: Letters. 2. 3. 4: Echo Sports Editorg Hvadlig:lit. Sports. Al has been one of the big point winners for our track team. We sl1a1l long remember his races at the Expo During Al's four years in S. P. he has run 10,569 miles or equal to once around the world. Well, Al, we expect you'll soon be world's champ. Good luck. l l l wlx F u Q - : CG-X ,.Z h2. X o 21235