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

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EFFESSENESS-1930 CUSHMAN, RUTH AIADLYN South Paris, Maine Purington Hall West Paris High School Grades 3 and 4, Model School CUSH C. A.. '303 Girls' A. A.. '30, II is not good for man to bc alone. Ruth, although you have been with us but one year you have made many friends. Wie know you are very studious but there is one thing that makes you forget your books and that is when Cush calls up. lVe don't blame you, however, having seen him. XVe wonder if you intend to make teaching a life profession or an experimental pastime. Vllhicheyer it may be. we wish you the very best of luck. DALY, EDNA Gardiner, Maine South Hall Gardiner High School Grades 3 and 4. Town School .. ED ., C. A., T293 Dramatic Club, '29, '303 Hiking, '29: Gym Exhibi- tion: Tennis Club, '30. To the best of room mates- Ed is a girl who goes with a steady. Nevertheless her subjects are ready, VVhatex'er she tries she does with great vim. ln her teaching career we know she will win. D.w1s, ERMA CELIA Athens, Maine The Vliillows Somerset Academy ERMIE Gym Exhibition: Folk Festival, '30. Sim is jvrctty to walk zvifh, witty to talk tvifli, and fvleasant, too, to think on. Maybe a great many more people think this about her than we know. If one were to list her interests it would be a long list, but then why should any girl specialize? Good luck to you, Ermie. XVe are sure success awaits just around the corner. DEARBORN, SADIE BI.-XRGUERITE Corinna, Maine Purington Hall Corinna Union Academy Grade 2 C. A.. '29, T305 Hiking Club, T293 A. A., '30g Gym Exhibition. ff It is the quiet worlsman who succeeds. If through the world you are searching For a friend that 's kind and true, If you see a grin, that 's Sadie, She 's always a word for you.

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EFFESSENESS-1930 CONY, VELMA M, Oxford, Maine Purington Hall Oxford High School VELMA A. A., '30g Hiking Club, '30, If silence is golden And such things are true Then you have a fortune, Velma, coming to you, CRANDELL, CATHERINE Derby, Maine Purington Hall Milo High School Grades 7 and S, Model School KIT C. A., '29, '30: Tennis Club, gill House Committee, T293 A. A.. '30g Hiking Club, '29, '3Ug Gym Exhibition, '29, Bc Carcfrcu Us flu' day is long. Kit is always very optimistic and she possesses the valuable asset of meeting everything with a smile. Last year Kit could holler louder than the rest of the bunch, but this year she seems to have settled down to her profession. Best of luck at B. C. CRONKITE, CLAYTON R. Skowhegan, Maine Skowhegan High School Grades T and S, Model School CRONK C. A.. '29g F Club. '29, '3lIg Tennis Club, '29, '30, Tennis Team, '29, '3Og Reserve Basketball Team, '29, 'Bug Gym Exhi- bition, 129. Between your studies and athletics we wonder what you du with all your spare time. Oh now we have it--those Daly visits to South Hall. CULLETON, JEAN M. The Forks, Maine Court Street VVest Forks High School G-G, Hl GENE, BUD C. A., '29, '303 Dramatics Club, '30, Mice and Men 5 Gorham Game Committee. Remember, G-G, early to bed and early to rise save many a squeak, peek and sigh. Days may be FLAT and days may be Sharp.

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EFFESSENESS-1930 DELANO, RUTH H. Lincoln, Maine South Hall Grades 5 and 6, Town School DEL C. A.. '29, '3Og Gym Exhibition, C. O. D., '30, A. A., '30. 'S 1111 ' lc and thc l'Va1'la' smiles 'zviflz you. Here we have the girl who is always smiling yet prefers Grey days. XVe wish you the best of luck, Del, and we know you will succeed. DILL, LUCILLE l. Dixlield, Maine The Lodge Dixheld High School 'A CINDY Cindy. what 's this we hear about sending jonquils to Lewis- ton? Some things seem rather mysterious, we must admit, espe- cially when we think of holding down street corners on cold. windy nights. Alone? We wonder. DUNHAM, ESTHER ul. Oakland, Maine Purington Hall Dixheld High School Upper Grades. Farmington Falls ESTYX' EJ C. A,, '29, '30, Hiking Club, '29g Gym Exhibition, '29, Choral Society. .-1 task .rm'm.r vim'-ez' 'wry long If HlUl1.S'lll'L'd with a smile or song. List to the music through the corridors Howing. Pause from our work in wondernient, knowing That Esther, our friend, as she plays sweet melodies. Enjoys to the utmost talking to keys. FENWICK, CARL H. Bar Harbor, Maine B. H. H. S. PEN Varsity Basketball, '29, '30, S. O. S., '30, C. A., '29, '30, F, Club, '29, '30, VVhere gettest thou that way with girls? A gift. O Carl, your way so winning, You 've changed your taste of late we see, In lady friends especially- 'Twas blondes in the beginning!