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

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EFFESSENESS-1930 BLACK, AVLLENA Bailey Island. Maine Lakewood Ave. Portland High School Lower Grades, XVest Farmington BILL C. A., '28, T305 A. A., '30g Tennis Club, '29, Gym Exhibition, '29, She was fall and blonde and fair- lYe don't need to go to the movies to see Esther Ralston with Bill in our class. If you are hunting for a true blue sport you won't Find one better than Bill and have you ever noticed that roguish twinkle in her eyes? If true friendship can insure suca cess in life may yours always attend you. RI.ACK1uoR12, MARJORIE THELXXIA Rumforcl, Maine South Hall Stephens High School Upper Grades. Town School C. A.. '3tIg Gym Exhibition, '3O3 Christmas Festival, '3Og A. A., '3llg Invitation Committee. Fz'r.rt it was Los Tlzvrz it was Phil , Ntxrt if was Bob , Now it is B1'l1 . XX'e believe you consider variety the spice of life. XVishing you success in all your undertakmgs. BONNEY, DORA A. Lewiston, Maine South Hall Canton High School Grade 1, Training School 'A DODO C. A.. '1Z6: Hiking Club. T363 Soangetaha Camphre, T261 C. O. D. Club, '30. Such a one as any would ttfislz fo know. A supposedly quiet girl but just get acquainted with her. She is full of fun and a good sport. XVe only wish that you could have been with us two years, Dora. BRADSTREET, CLORA M. Albion, Maine Purington Hall Besse High School Grades 3 and -1, Town School -- cLo C. A., '303 Girls' A. A., '30. VVI1-C11 you are lonesome and blue And don't lcuon' wha! fo do Go sue Clo, slu' is the one- Good hearted and full of fun. lVe wonder why Clora is looking so pale lately? VVe think it is because she is so nervous sleeping with her door unlocked along with dieting. lVell, Clora, never mind, we wish you the best of success.

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EFFESSENESS-1930 15 BAXTER, EVELYN M. Malden, Mass. Purington Hall Malden High School Grade 4, Fairbanks EVIE C. A., '29, '30g Junior Cabinet, '29, Senior Cabinet. 30, Hiking Club, '29, A. A., '30, Gym Exhibition, '293 Christmas Festival, '30g School Orchestra, '29, '30, Tennis Club, House President, '3O. That she is an artist her sketches show. How come she to be so wise- The lass with the litho-fautastis toe And lightly laughing eyes? A clearer treasure far, than gold Because we know she 'S true. BEAN, FR.-xNcEs R. Skowhegan, Maine South Hall Skowhegan High School Sub-Primary, Training School FRAN BEAN-O C. A., '29, '30, Little, but 011 my, Singing and dancing and happy all day, Fran's the one to drive the blues away, Her cheer, in the future. we can plainly tell lYill be reserved for no other than -. Did I get a letter? Fran's same old question each time the mail arrives. Nl'e wish you the best of success and health and happiness in the future. BEEDE, B,-xRBAR.1. CALDEN South Paris, Maine The YVillows South Paris High School Primary Grades. lYest Farmington BARB C. A., '29, '3U1 Junior Cabinet, '29, Hiking Club, '29, 'Slip Choral Society. '29, '30g Proctor, '29g Basketball, '29, '30, Chairman of Girls' A. A., '30, XYilloxrs Play, '30, Gym Exhibi- tion, '29, Hockey, '29, EVN looking zifmfard to a fail man. Always laughing whenever you see her-that is Barb. If you ever see Barb you will not see Helen so far away. Bickroko, BEATRICE B. Auburn, Maine Purington Hall Edward Little High School Grade -1, Fairbanks BEA Choral, '29, '-30: Tennis Club. '29, '303 C. A.. '29, '3O: Devo- tional Committee. '30g Gym Exhibition, '29, Proctor, '29, House Secretary, '30. Happy I am, from care I am free, lVIzy arwft they all contented like mc? Then we hear her chattering gaily and see the hidden gleam of roguish eyes in one that is like precious metal, all refined, and whose worth is surpassed by none.

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EFFESSENESS-19 BRIGGS, INEZ M. XVest Paris, Maine Purington Hall 'West Paris High School Grades 3 and -L, Town School C. A., '34'l. Although you have been with us only one year you have made many friends. Your mind seems to be free from worry. Yet when we see a far away look in your eyes we wonder if you are thinking of Don? BUCK, XYINIFRED L. Gardiner, Maine South Hall Gardiner High School Upper Grades, XYest Farmington XYINNIE The fl'I'ClIdSlZ1.f7 bufzvcull you and me I :will not rouzluiru to a chain ,' for that rains nziglzf rust, or rlzu falling trac miilllf brvakj' No matter whether it is about the hardest lesson in psychology, or the easiest example in arithmetic that you want to know: just ask XYinnie. XVe will never forget the girl who gained inauv friends through her little kindnesses to everyone. Best of luck and happiness. BROOKS, BLANDINE C. Rangeley, Maine Purington Hall Rangeley High School DEM? C. A., '29, '30g A. A., T303 Gym Exhibition. Hur .v1zz'11z'ng 'Z'I'I'l'llC - modesty. Blandine hails from Rangeley, the place of all good things. She is always looking forward to week-ends. Perhaps it is be- cause she is sure of hearing three blasts from the rlivvei' horn. As a teacher she is sure to be a success. BROVVN, EVELYN GERTRUDE Augusta, Maine Purington Hall Cony High School Grades 5 and G, Training School BUDDY. EVIE C. A.. '29, '30g Junior Cabinet. '29g Membership Committee, '3Og Gym Exhibition, '29, Hiking Club, '29, Girls' A. A., '30, It's nice fo be natriral VVIICIL your are Jzaturally nice. Buddy believes in taking bumps with a smile and always comes bobbing up with a grin. She is as generous and kind hearted as they make them, and there isn't anything too much for her to do for a friend. She gives her whole self to whatever she does and whatever she does is a success. 3 0