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

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EFFESSENESS - 19 GREGOIRE, TURNER D. Jay, Maine Milliken Hall Unity High School Grades 5 and 6. Model School GREG Secretary of Class, '30, Thr bigger they are the harder they faIl. ' This might apply to his big husky roommate but Greg seems to apply this to everything he tackles. XVe wish him much suc- cess. GROSSE, ELLA -I. V Searsport, Maine South Hall Bangor High School .. JANE ,, Girls' A. A.: Hockeyg Folk Festival. Light or dark, short or tall. Her popularity is known by all. A one track mind for a certain man, A happy heart and a willing hand. HAMMOND, THELMA Strong, Maine The Lodge Strong High School C. A., '29g House President, '30g Gym Exhibition, 'Z39. She 's rather quiet But who can say She'll not have the last word If it takes all day, We all knew you were fond of nature study, so we were not surprised to learn that you had become especially fond of Reeds HARRIS, IOANNA Milo, Maine Purington Hall Milo High School Grades 3 and 4, Model School if JO y, It is nice fo bc naiural zvlzcn- yo1L r'e -rzatztrally nice. This exactly describes Jo. She is another one of those quiet girls whose merits are hidden, but what a good sport she is when the preliminaries are over. 3 O 29

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EFFESSENESS-1930 GLINES, VIRGINIA Rumford, Maine South Hall Stephens High School Lower Grades, West Farmington .I GIN I, A. A., '303 Dramatic Clubg Humorous Editor of Year Bookg Hiking Club. '30g Gym Exhibitiong D Hop Committeeg B Hop Committeeg Gorham Game Committee: Proctor, '30, A comrade blitlzc and full of glcc, Who dares to la-ugh out loud' ana' free. Perhaps she will be a teacher, but what ever she does in life we are pretty sure she will come back and be an oculist's wife. GOUCIIER, ATAXINE Fort Fairfield, Maine South Hall Fort Fairfield High School -I MAX C. A., '29, '30g Hiking Club, '29, '30, Gorham Game Committeeg B Hop Committeeg A. A,, '29, '30, Folk Festivalg Proctorg Gym Exhibitiong Tennis Club. She scattered JIHISIIIIIL' along the way. Max is one of our class babies and isn't she cute? Those baby blue eyes can twinkle as do the stars and her pretty head can bob so graciously that she is irresistible. Her favorite expression -Have I a letter? Max can trip the light fantastic to per- fection. She is very popular of course. CIRAHAM. RUTH C. Brunswick, Maine Purington Hall Oak Grove Seminary Grade 1, Model School C. A., '29, '3U: Hiking Clubg Gym Exhibitiong A. A., '30. For shame, writers of Scotch jokes, we think you have been fooling us for here we have a Scotch lassie who is not the least bit close. Instead of saving her pennies she spends them for chocolate bars and ice cream. Her friends also receive generous portions of her thoughtfulness, love of fun and dry humor. Her favorite song- I love a Laddie . GRANT, THI:1.MA E. Frankfort, Maine South Hall Frankfort High School Grades 5 and 6, Town School TIM Hiking Club, '29, Secretary, '30g Gym Exhibition, Folk Fes- tival: C. A,, '29, '3Ug Tennis Club, '29, '3ll3 Hockey, '29, C. O. Du '3O. Nlllorc than wealth, more than rriisdonz, .-1 merry livart that laughs at care. Thats our Tim. Known and loved by all.

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9 EFFESSENESS-1930 Hi-XRRIS, ROBERT BECKLEY Turner, Maine Milliken Hall Leavitt Institute Bliss College BOB , GENE Gym Exhibition, '29, '30. Bob. although one of our best poets. is essentially a retiring individual. He seems to have a yen for nature study. He enjoys the wide open spaces: is a collector of curiosities and minerals. Among the precious stones with which he is familiar are RUBIES for which he has expressed a fondness. He is an expert mountain climber which no doubt correlates with his nature study. HAs1cELI., KATHLEEN Rockland, Maine South Hall Rockland High School KITTY A. A., '3Ug Choral Society. Kitty is one of the dearest in our class. Her ever willing at- titude to help has won the hearts of one and all. XN'e wonder why she was so anxious to Finish her cedar chest-just look on a Finger of her left hand and perhaps you can read the answer. lVe understand she does not intend to teach for very long. She has aspirations of changing from a teacher to a lValker . HE:XL, Bl.-XLCOLM B.-XRKER Greenville, Maine Milliken Hall Higgins Classical Institute MOOCH C. A., '29, '30g Gym Exhibition, '29, '3O. Mooch-debonair, cheerful, generous, will long be reniem- bered by his friends at F. S. N. S. Although something of a sheik, he manifested at school many sterling qualities which went a long way toward making up for his weakness for the fair sex. XVe trust his personality will secure for him the things he most desires in the world, yes, even an exemplification of his favorite color which is HAZEL. H1uuLNs, ROBERT C. Bar Harbor, Maine B. H. H. S. BOB . Gym Exhibition: Basketball Reserves, '29, '30: Varsity Base- ball. '29g S. O. S., 'SIU C. A., '29, '30g Folk Festivalg Tennis Club, '29, There came into our school one day A lad of tender age and heart. The girls adore him too they sayg XVe trust that long with us he 'll stay, This youth from Maine's fair rocky bay. May Bob Higgins ne'er depart.