Upper Kennebec Valley High School - Boreas Yearbook (Bingham, ME)

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THE BOREAS 25 liehhkihhhhhaahhhkhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhhhhhheabhigbhhkhhhhhhl 'S' .v E 5' 5' -5: .S 221 xv' , ALUMNI , -Y .S 5 :23 A' 2 wQl'ebhQGa9':h'3u'hh'2a9a'10'hhhQMG2Mz9J'k:9e'h0: hhhbhibhbhhhhhhhhhhihhl CLASS OF 1923 Clayton E. Andrews, a partner in the firm of Andrews 8a Son, dealers in grain and lumber, Bingham, Me. Married in 1926 to Miss Alice Harvey of Oakland. Leroy Cooley, a graduate of Bliss Electrical School, Washington, D. C. He is also proprietor of a successful bakery in Waterville. Ervie Ellis, a graduate of Colby Col- lege '27 is now a teacher of Latin and French in Milo High School. Leemon Grant, a graduate of Bliss Electrical Schol, Washington, D. C. Now employed in an electrical position in California. Also re- cently married. Esther Owens, Bates '27 is a teacher of languages in Cornish High School. Kenneth Russell, now employed in Woodland Department of S. D. Warren Co., Bingham. Helen Smith, married and resides in Bingham. Christie Thompson, graduate nurse, now married and living in Port- land. Helen Webster, graduate of a Port- land business college and now em- ployed in a secretarial position in that city. CLASS OF 1924 Milton Baker, employed in a lumber survey party in Newfoundland. Elwood Folsom, Jr., a member of the graduating class of University of Maine. He was married last fall. Alice V. Forsythe, married to John Gordon and resides in Bingham. Miles Goodell, employed in Portland. 'Ethel Hunnewell, attended Farming- ton Normal School and now a teacher in a rural school in this vicinity. Keith Hunnewell, a member of the graduating class of University of Maine. He is specializing in Chem- ical Engineering. Sylvia Reynolds, a student in Maine School of Commerce, Auburn. Evelyn Robinson, attending Boston University. Bertha Rollins, married to Wilbur Dumphy of North Anson, a grad- uate of Bates College.

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24 THE BoREAs WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF: Albert Howes didn't talk so much? Alice Owens got to school earlier? Raymond Rollins didnit have his les- sons? Verna Hardy got her dates mixed? Martin Hastings forgot to speak to the girls? Lucile Coleman forgot to giggle? Earle Tibbetts would ever talk? Nettie Savage didn't have a Don ? The Sophomore class ever got their French lesson? The Sophomore boys didn't slam the dressing room door? Clifford Cooley ever said I don't know when called upon to re- cite? Helen Fentiman forgot her Joe ? Mildred Atwood forgot to primp? Olin Atwood ever fell in love? Arthur Hastings grew up? Did you know that it is all over the school? What is? The Roof! IMPORTANT DATES IN HISTORY When Evelyn McCollor and Dot Rich made their first cake in cooking class. The day when Reta McCollor had her The day received A in French. When the Senior girls forgot their daily meeting in the dressing room. The day Earle Tibbetts burned his hair in Chemistry laboratory. When Helen, Nettie and Arlene at- tempted to work cross-word puz- zles in school. The first time Bun Russell made love, when rehearsing for the Senior Play. When all the Seniors were of unani- mous opinion in class meeting. Friends and schoolmates, Schoolmates and friends, Red headed roosters And long tailed hens. Now that you've read These jokes o'er, Do you feel any worse Than you did before? If you do-well, Just remember this, It isnit our fault, That the truth isn't bliss. 3? N1 AQ wages E, PF? -Eiilf' 'F fo J ' -. ' 4. x i N' f' ca n S., C3 f Xxw ffff , 1 X .gg . ? A., ' WU? sua,

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26 THE BOREAS Wilder Rollins, employed on construc- tion work in Connecticut. Florence Sterling, married to Clyde Hunnewell and resides in Bingham. Dorothea Woodard, taking a vocal training course at the Boston Con- servatory of Music. Rosamond Young, a teacher in one of the rural schools. CLASS OF 1925 Thelma Bean, married to Howard Mc- Carty and resides in Madison. Josephine Ellis, at present living at her home. Helen GOH, attending the Maine School of Commerce, Auburn. Ruby Hardy, employed in the office of the American Telephone 8a Tele- graph Company, Portland. Gladys Henderson, manager of Adam's Beauty Shoppe, Bingham. Phyllis Henderson, employed in the Bingham branch of the Augusta Trust Co. Louise Miller, a student at Maine School of Commerce, Auburn. Alice Powell, married to Ellery Ster- ling, and resides in Bingham. Jessie Redmond, married to Raymond Hunnewell, and resides in Bing- ham. Mary Redmond, training for a nurse in a Maine hospital. Dorothy Young, a rural teacher in a neighboring town. Viva Sinclair, employed by United Shank 8a Finding Company. CLASS OF 1926 Florence Andrews, at her home in Bingham. Edith Andrews and Marcia Crombie, both attending Farmington Normal School. Sadie Dillon, married and resides in Lexington. Ervin Miller, attending Maine School of Commerce, Auburn. Lillian Witham, employed in an office in Portland. CLASS OF 1927 Iva Bean, attending Farmington Normal School. Albert Goodrich, married and living on his father's farm. Doris Hill, attending Maine School of Commerce, Auburn. Evelyn Huff, attending University of Maine, Orono. Harold Hunnewell, taking a Post Graduate course at Bingham High School. Jennie Hunnewell, employed in Hun- newell Brothers' store. Kendall Hunnewell, employed at present in Bridgewater, Mass. Rodney O'Brien, until recently em- ployed on construction work in Vermont. Now at home. Donald Sterling, employed in the woolen mill at Madison. Married to Miss Olivia Slidell of Skow- hegan. Lena Webster, married to Alan Hun- newell, and resides in Bingham. Kenneth Woodard, a student at Uni- versity of Maine, Orono.