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

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THE BOREAS l20j 4. LUCILLE COLEMAN Class Sec'yl5 Class Pres. 2-35 Class Treas. 45 Prize Speaking 35 Treas. Home Ec. Club 35 Pres. of same 45 Senior Play-45 Asst. Editor in Chief - Boreas 35 Editor in Chief 45 Operetta 45 Salutatory 4. We are sorry that We are going to lose Lucille so soon after graduation. We understand that she will attend college in Washington, where her future home will be. Let us hear from you often, Lucille. RETA MCCOLLOR Class Pres. 15 Prize Speaking 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Operetta 45 Class Editor, Boreas 35 Literary Editor 45 Oration 4. Reta has shown great interest in her class by taking hold and helping in every way possible, especially in dramatics, and public speaking. She ought to make a very capable nurse. MILDRED ATWOOD Class Vice Pres. 35 Prize Speaking 35 Senior Play 45 Class Will 4. Mildred is agreeable and always willing to help where she can. She is full of fun but can settle down to work when it is necessary. QfVEQfV8QfVE QJVEQJVQ QJVE

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BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL -2 I 19 1 -4- 5 ,, lH , li Cgwzcjuafing Qlass ojfiwinglnam Gjclmo! El . zfiivzeifeen Zzunflrecl ant! fwenfy-Mine E x CLIFFORD COOLEY Class Pres. 45 Class Treas. 1-2-35 Prize Speaking 35 Senior Play 45 Circulation Mgr. for Boreas 33 Business Mgr. 43 Valedictorian 4. Clifford is the only boy in our class, so we have to be careful not to pick on him. He is always on the Honor Roll, and takes an active part in all the school activities. We know he will succeed in life. JESSIE HURLEY Class Sec'y. 3, 4g Senior Play 43 Class Gifts 4. Here we have another girl who dreams of being a nurse. She is fond of good times, but also does her share of work in everything. J ESSIE HOWES Class Vice Pres. 4g Senior Play 4g History and Pro- phecy 4. Jessie has had a long way to come to school, but has managed to get here almost every day. We expect that she will become one of the foremost citizens of Concord.

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BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL fi -f I 21 J 4- 0 fmitts G U is v v w v -V v e 'fo is W J1m si. I la P E R S C Iv A L S '- E to ----- -- X - if Miss Hobbs: Correct this sentence to improve the euphony. I am glad the dog was not mad. B. Russell: I am glad the dog was not vexed. I. Lister: Ugh, this peppermint candy I bought is like medicine to me. B. Goodrich: Why did you buy it then? I. Lister: Because it was the biggest piece of candyI could find. B. Witham: QHaving his picture taken.J If we close our eyes, will they show in the picture? Mr. Baker: Your eyes Won't, Mr. Chapman: What is perme- ability? W. Small: It is the ability of a substance to consecrate Cconcentratel lines of force. Miss Hobb:s Louis, how do we stand when we give our themes? L. Cassidy: On our feet. Mr. Chapman: What is a toxin? J. Shaw: A poison. Mr. Chapman: What is an anti- toxin? J. Shaw: A half poison. Miss Hobbs asked the Junior Eng- lish Class to correct this sentence: A noise was heard While listening in- tently. D. Witham wrote: I heard a noise listening intently . Miss Hobbs: Russell, give some- thing about the life of Pope. B. Russell: He was brought up in the Congregational Church. Question: What does a cemetery make you think of ? B. Witham: A Graveyard. Mr. Baker: ftaking pictures of the Operettal I want the principals to sit here, except those Whose clothes do not need to show from the feet down.