University of Maine at Farmington - Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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EFFESSENESS- 19311 ALLEY, ELIZABETII C. Southport, Maine Purington Hall E. M. C. S. BETTY Hiking Club. 'ESQ Gym Exhibition. '2Sg House Committee. E283 C. A.. '3Ug Christmas Festival, '3U. A sweet little maid 'zvith uguxr of blue, .-1 friend worth hazfing, a fa-z't'nd tl1at'.r true: That 'J Betty Alley. You may be sure Betty is full of cheer and is always right on the spot for her share of fun as well as eats. XYe all wish you the best of success in your chosen career. Betty, when you get tired of teaching, just Tell it to the Marines Maybe some wont understand this but we do, don't we? :XMBROSE, Epxa XrvIRGINIA Springvale, Maine South Hall Sanford High School Sub-primary. Training School EDDIE Gym Exhibition, '291 Christmas Folk Festival, '3lPg C. A., '29, '3t'Ig Dramatics Club, '29, '30: House Committee, T293 Edi- torial Board, 230. Eddie and Gerry, Moran and Mac Proctor and Gamble-one never hears of 0116 without the other. Above all Eddie likes to sleepg she is willing to any time. Her other weakness is Cau- field. Here is a girl with I1 never failing sense of humor and a gay, loving disposition? XYhat more could be desired? ANDERSON, REsPA Gardiner, Maine The XVillows Ricker Classical Institute C. A., '30. lf you want a thing done and done right, call Respa. She is always so jolly too, agrees with everyone or at least keeps her disapproval to herself. We are so glad you came to Farmington for your last year at Normal instead of returning to Presque Isle. ARRING1-ox. RUTH M. Appleton, Maine Pl1l'iI1g't011 Hall Union High School C. A., '29g Girls' A.. -T293 Gorham Game Coinrnitteeg Proc- tor: Summer Session, '20, '26, '27. Very COJlSFl'C'1Zf1'0ZIJ' but full of fun, .-I good friend and a true one. Ruth is inclined to be quiet and reserved but when you know her, she 1s.the jolliest friend ever. Vile know that she will be successful in whatever she undertakes.

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EFFESSENESS-1930 Uhr Ellarultg E wish to express our deep grati- tude to the members of the faculty for their inspiring influence during our stay at Normal. As the years go by may we show by our lives that we have profited hy our association with these good friends-

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EFFESSENESS--1930 AVERY, HILDA MAE Winthrop, Maine South Hall VVinthrop High School' Sub-primary, Training School Gym Exhibition, '29. Hilda, the girl who lives for week-ends in XVinthrop. She tries so nobly to conceal her art of entertaining but can well enough. The inmates of South Hall know where to find enter- tainment. Hilda's impersonations are too good to be soon for- gotten. Winthrop is a good place, Hilda. Good luck to you. BAILEY, LETHA E. China, Maine Oak Grove Seminary BERTHA XVe greatly fear that Bertha will never be a rich woman. She has one great passion that will consume her cash and wreck her career, that is-her liking for ICE CREAM. BANKS, ALICE Belfast, Maine The XYilloxvs Crosby High School Grades 'I' and S, Training School i' MIALICE A. A., '30g C. A., '30. .-lim at thc highest. Her ambition is to be an ideal school teacher. It is quite doubtful as to whether she will remain in the teaching profession long. Vlfhat about Mark? BARKER, T. DOUGLAS Milo, Maine Milliken Hall Milo High School DOUG Student Council: C. A., '29g Tennis Club, '30g Gym Exhibition, '29g Choral. '29, S. O. S. Broadcast, '29: Treas. Tennis Club, '30g S. O. S. Member, Tennis Team, '29, '3O. Doug. that winning smile of yours xvon't be forgotten easily. It has been our pleasure to have you with us and we know that wherever you go that personality plus will be your greatest asset.