Wilton Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Wilton, ME)

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ROLAND KENNETH LOTHROP Sgnot English Course, Baseball, '29, '30, Captain, '31, Track, '30, '31, Basketball, '29, '30, Captain, '31, Football, '30, Athletic Council, '31, Athletic Editor of Year Book, Tratlic Squad. So quiet one never knows he is around but when it comes to sports you certainly know he's there, all right. Keep up that same spirit, Spot, and you're sure to win. ELEANOR MAXINE MURCH Max Classical Course, P. G. Diploma, Class Play, '28, Orchestra, '27, '28, '29, '30, Orchestra Man- ager, '28, '29, '30, School Pianist, '31, Chorus, '30, '31, Basketball, '31, Field Hockey, '30, Home Economics Club, '31, Merit Letter, '31, Toast to Athletics, Traffic Squad. Gentle and eptcienti' Eleanor is one of those persons who always excels in whatever she undertakes. May you have the best of success, Max. MERTON ARTHUR MACOMBER Mac Scientific Course, Basketball, '31, Football, '31, Secretary of Senior Class. Merton is a silent chap, but composure con- ceals a busy brain, they say. We all hope you will become a prosperous farmer, Mac, The world needs them. ' DONALD WILSON MALLOY Buster Salutatory Classical Course, P. G. Diploma, Track, '30, '31, Captain, Cross Country Team, '30, Head Usher, Senior Play, Committee on Class Motto, Athletic Council. Resourcefulness is the master key that its all the locks of business requirements. And what about track? Enough said! EDWIN DAKIN PARKER Parker A Classical Course, P. G. Diploma, Class Plays, '29, '30, '31, Debating Club, '30, President of Debating Club, '31, Student Council, '30, '31, Athletic Council, '31, Manager of Cross Country Team. '31, Editor-?n-Chief of Year Book, Class Historian, Manager of Tennis, '31, There1s no sense as uncommon as common sense. Efficiency is Edwin's middle name and we cer- tainly would be lost if we did not have him to rely upon. Good luck to you, Edwin.

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DALPHINE ELAINE INGRAHAM Daffill English Course, Chorus, '30, '31, Musical Comedy, '30, Usher tor CIHSS Play, '31, Gym Class, '29, '30, '31, Home Economics Club, '31, To be merry best becomes her. We rarely see Daffy without a smile, es- pecially when she is reading letters from a cer- tain town not far away. We have heard that she prefers Mexicans-could lt be true? CLINTON ORVILLE INGRAHAM Clint English Course, Basketball, '31, Cllnton's hobby is talking out loud in class but he is always forgiven everything when he starts a game of basketball. We wish you suc- cess, Cllnt. HOLLIS LAKE Hollis English Course, Basketball, '31, Manager of Basketball, 31, Athletic Council. Hollis is a quiet, bashtul fellow, who very seldom says a word but then, Silence is golden, and we know his time is coming soon. GEORGE WOODROW LEGGE Woody Classical Course, Orchestra, '27, '28, '29, Chorus, '29, '30, Gym, '28, '29, '30, Class Plays, '29, '31, Soclals, '30, Year Book Staff, '31, As- sistant Cheer Leader, '31, Presentation of Gifts. When you think of Woody, music and laughter are in the same thought. But who could be more capable, sensible, or cheerful, than our Silly Blll of the Senior Play? EDNA MAY GILBERT Billy Domestic Arts Course, Class Plays, '29, '30, '31, Freshman Reception Committee, '29, Jun- ior Prom Committee, '29, Choir, '31, Gym Class, '30, Art Editor of Year Book, Manager of Girls' Track, '31. To know her is to love her, and certainly, who could help but love our Billy, with her sparkling eyes and merry smile? May fortune always have just such a merry smile for you, Billy,

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METHYL LOUISE RANGER Moth Classical Course, Class Plays, '29, '31, Home Economics Club, '31, Debating Club, '31, Class Prophecy, Gym Class, '31. A tzrinkle in her eye-a merry smile upon her lips. Our Methyl always looks upon the happy side ol' life and we have guessed that she gets her merrlment from the Irish songs which she prefers above all others. Good luck to you, Meth. HELEN ELIZABETH ROWE Helen Classical Course, Chorus, '30, '31, Gym Class, '31, Home Economics Club, '31. The race is not to the swift, The prize not lo the strong. The best of llfc is always '1'o the one who pegs along. ADRIA CATHERINE ROLFE Squirt Classical Course, P. G. Diploma, Merit Letter, '30, Manager Field Hockey, '30, Athletic Coun- cil, '31, Assistant Cheer Leader, '30, Cheer Leader, '31, Musical Comedy, '30, Committee for Junior Prom, '30, Class Numeral, '29, Snow Meet, '31, Vice-President Home Economics Club, '31, Literary Editor of Year Book, Class Poem, Traffic Squad. I alon't intend to be a flirt-that's just my way. ' What would school have been without her this year? She's always in the midst of a merry crowd, usually cheering a W. A. team on to victory. Good luck to you, Squirt. ERLON FURNALD SEVERY Cowbell English Course, Class Plays, '28, '31, Choir, '28, '30, Football, '28, '29, '30, Manager, '29, Track, '28, '29, '31, Athletic Council, '30, Traffic Squad. Cowbell is a friend to all, always ready to do his share. And when the hockey girls needed just one more car who offered to help them out? Cowbell, ot' course! We wish you the best of luck, always. IOLA FLORENCE SMITH Iky Domestic Arts Course, Fashion Show, '29, Choir, '30, '31, Gym Class, '30, '31, Home Eco- nomics Club, '31. lky is a quiet miss, but she is kind and loyal, always ready to laugh and love and lift. We wish you success for the coming years, nlkyn,