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

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Westbrook High School 27 L. C. ANDREW L U M B E R BUILDING MATERIALS LOG CABINS CEMENT, BRICK, PLASTER, DOORS, WINDOWS, FLOORING, ROOFING MATERIALS, HARDWARE, PAINTS OFFICE AND FACTORY, SOUTH WINDHAM, MAINE T E X A C 0 s Wf' ls B Manchester's Service Station H G A L C O R N EXPERT CREASINC ' IJISTRIBUTOR Mohawk Tires, Tubes and Accessories 62 High Street Telephone 666-W i Cumberland Mills, Maine ,nw ,,,,, ,Y , , ,-- -A an-A-A--H V- Y YVVY -7Y-V--- A A -- --- - -- V - V -- EAST END MARKET 1 All Kinds of Insurance Groceries, Meats and Provisions Fire - Liability - Life0rACCider1t A Modern Goods Delivered N INIQIETTAIISLIIZNSIEITXIZZIECE IGA Store Free 3 ' I HERBERT G. LOWELL, Sr. 533 MAIN STREET, WESTBROOK 111 Mechanic street Telephone 242 l Westbrook, Maine Compliments of M AND M Bakers of the Original Cracked Wheat Bread

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26 who was very popular and my reputation cle- manded her friendship. That was all there was to it, I was willing to help her with her homework. I always picked up anything she dropped. If she was in a hurry, I cleaned up her sewing table and did numerous other little tasks. I did not stop to think that perhaps I was hoping for her reputa- tion to be associated with me rather than trying to create my own. One thing certain is, however, that I did not leave a stone unturned until I had succeeded in mimicking her favorite expression. Thereafter my reputation depended on my saying Oh, my cow and heifer' every time I had the chance. Another little attribute to my reputation was be- .E F. . The Blue fs- White ing able to call all the upperclassmen by their first names and receiving an answer. I never did suc- ceed but that was due to lack of time. I listened to every remark in the corridors in order that I should not lose the name spoken. If I heard a name for the first time, I was sure that I would know the owner the next time I saw him or her. My advancing reputation must have been a good joke to many a wandering senior. But imagine the slump it took when I spoke to a teacher instead ot to the junior I thought I was addressing. Oh, a reputation is always in danger of destruc- tion, and let me warn freshmen that if they want a good reputation they must make it their own and by themselves. L. K., '35, :REEL - - . . ' I ,-, - 9 W 1 -...Q-1:-4-.. 3 A T ,L.L,....i..i-il NLQY?-ZGHP? 0 '

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The Bluefr White 28 I H ll '1l ll lfi ll' H 1 ll ll IV ll S li N ll 4lD lilo S if A if lli S if ll 'U S iI H ' II Il '-'H H '1l 'N Il ll- ll 'Hi - O MARGARET BASSETT-COLLEGE Marg JE 1 1 High School Play CZ, lj, Sec. of Little Theater Club CU, Head Usher .at Baccalaureate C2j, Chairman of Music Com. for Senior Reception C2D, Chairman of Freshman Reception CD, Reporter for Blue Spotlight Clj, Assembly Program 13, 2, lj, Orchestra C4, 3, 2, 13. What music, what rhythm our Margaret can give 'eml Student and artist, talents galore, no girl e'er endowed with more. Avocation: Jazz.. Ambition: To go on the radio. Failing: Bing Favorite Expression: Oh, dear! DOROTHY ELLEN BRAGDON-COLLEGE Dot Orchestra C4, 3, 2, 13. Dot is the girl who works so hard to get all A's on her own rank- card' Now, I'ni sure some day you will confess that she will stand among the best. Avocation: Doing school work. Ambition: To go to G. N. S. Failing: Bringing all her books home. Favorite Expression: Mines finished Ctwo weeks before the contract is duej. MARY AUGUSTINE BRYAN-GENERAL Baron Mary Augustine is her name, they say she aspires to movie fame, So, in the future, near or far, look for Mary when Seein' Stars. Avocation: Riding a bicycle. Ambition: To live in Paris. Fail- ing: Beans. Favorite Expression: God bless you. LAURA LUCY CARON-COMMERCIAL Chummy Sparkling dark eyes and dancing feet, personality hard to beat, But a pal who is always good and true, that's why, Chummy, we all like you. Avocation: Waiting for electric cars. Ambition: To work in a drug store in New York. Failing: A storekeeper on Carleton St. Cis it E. B. ?j. Favorite Expression: Nerts. VIOLA MELVINA CHAPLIN-COMMERCIAL Shorty Basketball 64, 3, 2, U, Letterman f3, 2, lj. Here's our best forward, as you all knowg pop! into the Basket each time they go. How can she help it with Ted on the bleacher, for just at the moment he's Shorty's main feature. Avocation: Basketball. Ambition: Tobe an experttypist. Fail- ing: Bridge St. Favorite Expression: Hey! LlStCfli,, JEANNETTE CHASE-COLLEGE Vice-President C4, 3, 2, lj, Assistant Business Manager BLUE AND WHITE CD. If all the girls we like the best were rolled up into one, Then our Jeannette would win the test, in studies, sports and fun. Avocation: Doing her Latin. Ambition: To have order at Sorority. Failing: A certain Sports Writer. Favorite Expression: Oh, Jane! -