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

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EFFESSENESS-1930 CHAMBERLLN, HARRIET M. Clinton, Maine Purington Hall Clinton High School HI-HAT C. A., '29, '30g Hiking Club, '29, Girls' A. A., '30, Gym Ex- hibition, '29g Field Hockey. '29. Harriet is very conscientious and her work is always done to perfection. VVe would not think of having a party without Hi- Hat. lVe hope she gets a position that appeals to her. lVhen you get tired of teaching, Harriet, we all hope you will Find a man that appeals to you or else be an appealing old maid. CHASE, RUTH JANE Brooks, Maine Purington Hall Brooks High School Grades 3 and 4, Town School RCFTQS C. A., '30g A. A., '3O. The world dcliglifs in simny people. Although you have been with us only one year you have made many friends. Your cheerful disposition has endeared you to our hearts. If you are a specimen of what Brooks produces We will welcome more like you. In the profession of teaching-Youre sure to win fame-Unless you decide-To change your name. CHASE, AIILDRED Skoxvhegan, Maine South Hall Skoxvhegan High School C. A., '29, '30g Gym Exhibition, 329. Mildred, may you ever meet success at every turn of lifes road. We are sure you will because ive know the ability and persever- ance you have shown all during your course xvith us is an example of your capabilities. There is no summit you may not attaing No worthy purpose you cannot achieve. CHRISTIE, WARENA Milo, Maine The VVillows Milo High School Grades 5 and 6, Toxvn School C. A., '29, '30g Hiking Club, '29, Gym Exhibition: A. A.. '30, C. A., Cabinet Committeeg House Presidentg Apple Blossom Time . The joy of this world when you. Iiazfc' .rzmzmed it fill up, Is found in the making of friends. Warena has certainly made many friends with her ever ready smile. In spite of her sh-h's everyone likes to see her coming. We hope they will be more effective next year than on third this year. Here 's to your success. '

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EFFESSENESS-1930 CATES, lllIRIAM B. Vassalboro, Maine South Hall Oak Grove Seminary Upper Grades, Farmington Falls MIM C. A., '29, '3O: Hiking Club. '29: Field Hockey, T293 Gym Ex- hibition, '29g Tennis Club, T293 Christmas Festival, '30, House Committee, '3O: Girls' A. A., '3O. Miriam says her life is an open book but we notice that some of the pages are stuck together. XVe hope it has a happy end- ing, Be prepared is Minrs motto and we all know she lives up to it. XVe never think of Mim but what we think of this oft repeated phrase, Got any more chocolate bars? CHADBOURNE, GERTRUDE A. Newport, Maine South Hall Newport High School Grades 1 and 2, Model School TRUDY C. A., '29, '3O: Choral Society, '30, Fellowship Committee, '30, Basketball, '29, Gym Exhibition, '29. Trudy certainly has a wonderful personality. One could guess by the number and the length of letters she receives from North- eastern. XVe are all wondering how she finds time to answer them. Has she any interests in Farmington? Ask her. CHAMBERLIN, BERNICE ALICE Clinton, Maine Purington Hall Clinton High School BERNIECIA Girls' Athletic Association, '30, Christian Association, '30. If we want a picture or a paper to read we just go in room 45 because we know Bunny has them. Bunny is full of fun and a good friend to all. Good luck to you. C11.xMi:ERL1N. FRANCES A. Clinton, Maine Purington Hall Clinton High School l H FRANKIE l Hiking Club, '26g C. A., '30g A. A., '30. Frances is another one of the Chamberlin sisters, you know. XYe hope that she gets a large paying position so that she can go abroadg especially to visit Norway, from where she has been receiving Knightly letters,

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EFFESSENESS- 1930 CHURCHILL, NlARION E. North New Portland, Maine South Hall Anson Academy Grades 1 and 2, Town School C, A., '27, '30g Gym Exhibition, '2Tg Modern Authors Club, '29, '30. If you 're wanting some help Vtlhen you 're sad and you 're blue, If you're wanting a friend NVho will be square and true too, If you're wanting a teacher For grades one and two Then I'll take you to Marion, She 's the right one for you. CLARK, REGINALD S. Franklin, Maine Franklin High School REGGIE C. A. Cabinet, '28, '29g Chairman of Membership Committee, '29, '30, C. A. Representative to Poland Springs, '30, B Hop Committee, Student Council, '29, 230. Still :wafers ruin deep. Reggie. we feel we do not know you as well as we should. Anyway as much as we do know we like you lots. One so cheer- tul and serious is certain to succeed. CONDON. GLADYS Augusta, Maine South Hall Cony High School GLAD .-1 l1fEl'll1lf soul living ri'ifhdrdn'11 in ri plate of sclf content. Glad seems to be bored with about everything here but we may he wrong about this. In spite of this we are sure that she will make a fine school teacher and we wish her the best of luck in everything she attempts. CONV, FAITH CARLYLE Augusta, Maine South Hall Cony High School Grades 3 and 4, Model School Gym Exhibition, '29, Folk Festival, '30g Dramatics Club, '29g Modern Authors Club, '29, Vice President of Modern Authors Clubg Dramatic Editor of Year Bookg House Committee, '29. Faith came to us two years ago from that flourishing metropo- lis on the seething Kennebec. She is always eager to help in any crisis, and tries to put the best foot forward. Her keen sense of humor has helped to enliven many a boring class and we shall miss her. Best of luck, Faith.