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

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page twenty-two 4 in I G.. 'e 3 . l tl -if 'I ...eigzlll-IEADLIGHTDkz.. ir as-f av SheriH 'Technical Course ' Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4. ' Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. This is the man who plotted all those deeds of evil which transpired in Chemistry Class, Period II. MARY OLIVE COUGHLIN Madie Commercial Course A merry heart goes all the day. An admirer of Bing and Joe Penner. A fine voice may make for her a place with them. WILLIAM HOWARD CRANGLE Bill . College Course 1 Basketball, 4. A parlous boy. ' Though only a year with us, Bill has gotten us all with his grin and queer sign language. !!Joe!! Glee Club, 3, Student Club, Z, 3, Class Assembly, 3. ' . An angel, or if not, an earthly paragonf' She's going to become ,a trained nurse. Let's be sick! ' CARLTON RUSSELL CROWLEY ffceqill, Commercial Course ' Track, 1, 2, 3. Small in stature, large in spirit A quick retort is often better than great size, says Cecil. l , GEORGE ALFRED CURRY Band, 3, Orchestra, 1, Z, 3, Football, 1, 2, Track, 1, 2, 3 fLetters, 1, 21. I A O loyal to the royal in thyself. He stars in economics, my friends, and is, besides, a lad quite fleet of foot on the cinder path. - ' 1 0 ,, 0 cm lil R lf ' W I u I1 i 1 ,l 'Q tl I HENRY POND COTY ' I Glee Club, 3, 4. i MADOLYN ESTELLE CRORY A Commercial Course L Commercial Course 5

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page twenty-one g fb f e 1 as QQMEADLIQHID me is 5 f' - 'Q l' . . ' RAYMOND CLIFFORD COFFEN ' I , ,' Ram1e', l l Q General Course ' He promised more than ever king hath given. . 4 7 Bets on anything from cock-fights to bank robberies and 4 always wins. lj ELIZABETH CLARA COLE M ul-libbyv Commercial Course , Better late than never. 2 Every inch a Queen fElizabethl were it not for that sudden fi smile betraying enchanting dimples. l Z , A --.. ARLENE LOUISE CONANT 1 h ' . Shrimpie V Q Commercial Course Basketball, 3, 4. ' A daughter of the godsf' A little girl with a lot of pep. Westbrook and ice-cream 11 - I If sodas are neck and neck as hobbies. , KATHLEEN VERNON CONANT A l eQKaya9 1 Commercial Course E it ' - Q Basketball, 3, 43 Baseball, 3. h 5 4 V Haste maketh wastef' 3 aff I-Ieri hobby Seems to be agriculture-an avocation which is W bound to bring success, her favorite car-a farmer's truck. - IJ. 4 fl 4 !1 JOSEPH STANLEY CONROY I I QfJoe,, Commercial Course 3 Track, I, 23 Class Assembly, 1. lust at the age ,twixt boy and youthf' A keen sense of humour, an enviable set of dimples, and an all round personality combine to make Joe one fine boy. ETHEL MERLE COOKSON Cooky Commercial Course , 1 ' Like to a Goddess o War. - An athletic girl is this Miss. Some of our baseball players would have a hard time facing her hui, tx If if' r-U I r Glee Club, 4g Baseball, 3. , 4 f is If U L p ' I' 3

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page twenty-three fb ? E 1 QQ-4EJADLlQHT7b is is 'U of ,' DONALD EUGENE DARLING ' 4 3 ' Flash 5 1, Commercial Course ,I Ciass Assembly, 35 Football, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 3' 5 . lLetter, 41, Track, 1, 3 lLetter, 31, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4g Cap- 1 tain 135 pound team, 4, Banquet Speaker, 4. I Q , H No keener hunter after glory breathes. 4 17 This drug-store cowboy was one of the brightest spots in the sixth period History Class. What would a class be without his .J wisecracks? M RAYMOND MORRISON DAVIES QQ-Rayfi 4 Commercial Course e Band, 3, 4, Orchestra, 2, 35 Class Assemblies, 2, 3, Track, 1. A broken love can hurt me naught. Mournful wails issuing from the auditorium betoken Ray 27 with that awful weapon of his, the saxophone, pouring forth fr the sorrows of a broken heart. l , ' DoRUs RUNDELL DICKSON O QQDickae 6 General Course E1 A V U . 4 7 !7 gli Track, 1, 2, 3. The world of charm is where I dwellf' The pride of Ferry Village, this lad aspires to be a barber. We hope you have good clipping, Dick. ELIZABETH ELLEN DILTS QQBetty,, General Course Dramatic Club, 3, 4g Debating, 23 Science Club, 43 Student Club, 1, 25 Basketball, 1, 2. I will obey thy will. Record for attendance-four years without an absence. Good training for the Marathons in which she evinces interest. MARK AUGUSTINE DOUCETTE lQRed,, General Course Football, 3, 4. 'He thinks too much, such men are dangerousf' Mark, with his flaming locks and knowledge of History is Miss Pierce's pride and joy. Would that his debating abilities had been discovered sooner! RUTH LOUISE DUNTON College Course Dramatic Club, 4g Debating, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, 43 HEADLIGHT Board, 4, Student Club, 1, 2, 3, 4g Graduation Speaker, 4. ' A laugh isvmusic to my ear. One of the funniest sights this year was Ruth trying to make the typewriter go. In spite of her ineptitude for this work she proved to be an honor student. yu .X ...UH pg ' i 5 :, +--5, if NV . , 5 1 f I! : n tl