Westbrook High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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Westbrook High School I7 Wttnizr, H.xRR1i4:'r Jxmizs Happy Roman Candles Cl, 2, QD, Freshman Reception Committee CID. Hallowe-'en Dance Committee CU, Senior Reception Committee 125, Chorus QI, 2, 3, 45. Harriet, you ask many unnecessary questions, but we will forgive you if you'll tell us who he is. Happy, did you find out about the report in Physics? Pastiine-'Studying Favorite Expression- Oh, my word l NVILSON, I.lcoN.x lVlAXWl2I.L ,Q .ll'lac ' Senior Reception Committee CU, Debating Club CII, Roman Candles CI, 72, 111, Freshman Reception Committee CZJ. Leona is always very happy, and willing to take a joke. She is the class poetess and we wish her much success in the future. Pastime-Writing poetry. Ambition-To go to sen. flly requestj VVoonM.xN, Cr1.x1u.1cs lhni: C11,,fk,'0 Vice Pres. Delta Chapter Sigma Upsilon Fraternity KU, Business Manager Assem- bly Play 415, Alumni Editor BLUE AND WHITE CU, Freshman Reception Committee CU, Debating Club CU. If anyone wishes to know something in regard to Physics, they just have to go to Chuckie, as he can and will explain. llest of luck for the future. Pastime-Being on time. Ambition-To be an undertaker. Com IYIARTIN, FRED Hmoms, IELSIE jomcs. PORTLAND U IVERSITY School of Commerce, Accounts, and Finance HIS school holds the same relation to business that Schools of Law and Medicine hold to their respective professions. It aims to give to its graduates the technical, liberal, and ethical education which, combined with practical experience, will fit them for positions of re- sponsibility and inspire them to leadership. Courses in Accounting and Business Administra- tion leading to B. C. S. Degree, and courses in Secretarial Science leading to B. S. S. Degree, are open to both day and evening students. Entrance requirements furnished on application. UNIVERSITY BUILDING 135 CI-IADWICK STREET u PORTLAND, MAINE

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The Blue and White TRACY, Wlmfiuan CURT1s Win Senior Reception Committee CEB, Ring Committee 623, Stage Manager Assembly Play CSD, Freshman Reception Committee CU, Business Manager BLUE AND WHITE CU, Assembly Play UD. Behold our lady's man. Have you noticed how the lioor is worn be- tween the office and the Main Room? ? Pastime-eAttending the Play rehearsals. Ambition-To have his auto fixed hy June. TURmaoN, CURRINE Lyniix Ikc'y Chorus Cl, 2, 33. Corrine is very quiet and shy, but a very excellent French scholar. XVe wish we knew as much about it as you do, Corrine. Appearance-Very demure. Ambition-To be a ballet dancer. VVEnm2R, GicR.xi.mNi2 lIoi,M.xN Carrie Chorus flj, Hallowe'en Dance Committee CU: Usher Assembly Play QU. Get out of the way! Here comes that demure young lady from Pride's Corner. VVhere did you get that pin? Appearance-Yery skinny. Pastime-Conductor on the Sleepy Hollow Express. W1ai.c11, lJUN.XI.ll josici-it 1Ji1up Donald just loves an argument, especially in llistory. llc has become quite a druggist in the last four years, and we understand that he has planned to have a store of his own. Pastime- Buying gum. Failing-Getting to school on time. NVELCII, lN'l,XIJIiI.INli Rosli Pal Chorus CSD, Freshman Reception Committee CU, Mandolin Club CQJ. Here we have the stylish onel When Pat comes down the street with her radio boots and wide hat-watch out! Pat certainly gets all the latest styles from gay Paree. Pastime--Going to Roseland. Favorite Expression- Can you do the latest step ?

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'8 The Blue and White sg ge , 1 K 'L L L I T E R R Y 2 9, M Q sg, : , A 5. MY VISIT T0 THE NATIONAL PARKS One day last spring, I was very much sur- prised and pleased to receive a letter from my Aunt Nancy. This is what it said: My dear Peggy, XVould you like to spend your summer va- cation making a tour with me through some of the National Parks in the United States? I wish to get local color for a book which I am going to write. Should I care to go with her? No need of asking that question. fairy godmother had wand over my future. I haven't told you I felt that a new-found been waving a magic yet, but Aunt Nancy writes books, some of the best books that I have ever read, and other people must think they are good also, by the way they are bought -but to go on with the letter: XYe shall have to leave within a month after you receive this, as I wish to be at the Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, when the season opens. My, what a hustle and bustle to replenish my wardrobe, but all I needed was sport clothes. as we did not intend to take in much of the social life. How excited I was on that morning when we started from New York. The journey westward was most interesting, but I won't tell you about it, as nothing very eventful hap- pened. XYe arrived at the Rocky Mountain National Park on Tuesday, and made arrangements to stay there for a few days. This park is noted for its beautiful mountain scenery. There is the home of the Rocky Mountain sheep or Bighorn. These sheep are somewhat larger than the domestic sheep, and they are very powerful and agile. One of the greatest mountains there was I.ong's Peak. Its head towered above every- thing elseg its structure was like an enormous column of solid rock buttressed up on four sides with long rock ledges. At the foot of this mountain is Chasm Lake, whose surface is frozen every month in the year except one. The gorges there were carpeted with many bright-hued flowers, which added greatly to the romantic effect of the park. The painted mountains, also, were a great attraction. Their snow covered tops were rosy at sunrise and sunset, and during the day all shades of trans- lucent grays, mauves and blues. From this place of wonders we went to Mesa Verde National Park, which is also in Colo- rado. Mesa Verde contains many ruins of the pre-- historic cliff dwellers. The First place which we visited was the ruin known as Cliff Palace. As we came to the edge of a canyon we saw, under an overhanging cliff, a small village, which at the Hrst sight looked like a city. The place must have been a community house. It contained over two hundred family dwelling rooms and twenty sacred kivas. Another ini- portant ruin which we visited was the Spruce Tree House. This house was two hundred sixteen feet long and eighty-nine feet wide. It had one hundred sacred rooms and eight sacred kivas. It is estimated that three hun- dred fifty people had lived there. Our guid: showed us places where the house had been built three stories high. Mesa Verde is not only noted for its ruins,