Winslow High School - Periscope Yearbook (Winslow, ME)

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14 TI-IE PERISCOPE SARAH A. WOODS y TOOTlE Accommodating Dramatics, 4g Operetta, 4g Inter-class Basket- ball, 4. Thanks, Sarah, for saving the senior girls so many weary footsteps during the noon hours. If you don't know, reader, Sarah has been the errancl girl for many of her classmates during her senior year. And who can ever forget the time Sarah so dramatically acted a part from Macbeth and shouted Pull the curtain ? Toodle-oo, Sarah, and best wishes! CLYDE W. GILBERT A Gm Man-of-the-World Student Council, 25 Operetta, 23 Minstrel Show, 35 Track, 4. We've often wondered why Clyde always looked so spic and span, and, of course, we weren't kept long waiting for an answer. lt's a girl! Clyde is the typical modern boy--out for a good time. Two of his favorite hobbies are dancing and singing. Clyde proved to be a real track man, too. Well, Clyde, we hope that you follow in the footsteps of your idol Truman Carew, and always find a girl to croon your love songs to. FRANK JAQUITH HFRANKIEU Slay Dramatics, 4g Track, 4. Here's one of the surprises of the year. just think of Frank coming to the fore at the last moment, so to speak, and proving that he is an efficient track man. Frank has always been so quiet that we have connected him with studies instead of sports. New records are always being made, Frankie, and we hope that some day you set a world's record. ELMER W. KING KlNG K Scrappy Football, 1, 2, 3, 4. Since Elmer hails from a region where boxers are predominant, it is not surprising that the puilistic career should hold such a big attraction for him. King keeps in practice by tackling his pals during the attendance period. You're on the right track, Elmer, for you know that's the way Dempsey started. CEDRIC LEGOFF CED Mechanic Really, we wish a few of the boys would be a little more temperamental at school in order to give the write-up editors a break. The only information we could gather about Cedric is that he would like to be a master mehcanic, and he wishes that his home w5tsn'tf soffar from schoul. Our advice to you, Ced, is to wake up and see the bright si e o lie.

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THE PERISCOPE 13 RUTH H. ROBINSON ' 'RUT1-xlE',' E Ellgdgwfd Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 1 ,2g Minstrel Show, 33 Follies, 4, Dramatics, 4, Speaking Contest,.1g Literary Club, 1, Tennis, 35 Debating, 3. . Ruth is a person of many personalities. Everyone knows what an important personage she is in the orchestra. Everyone has seen her innocent expression, but only the most discerning have pried beneath her .ro ttrtless face and discovered that she bears the load of a guilty conscience, for she has been absent without an excuse more times than any person in school. But bear up, Ruthie, you have the honor of being the only girl in school who is engaged! JULIETTE G. ROY JUDY Blzrifzerf Girl Dramatics, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Peaiscoms, 3, Inter-class Basketball, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3g Frehman Speaking Contest, 1 3 Operetta, 2, Minstrel Show, 3g School Play, 4, Dramatic Club, 1 g Follies, 4. Juliette certainly has the gift' of driving ambition. It is an established fact that Juliette saved the present senior class from a financial disaster when they were juniors. Her work saved the reputation of the class and made it possible for them to give the seniors a banquet. Along with all this business ability, Juliette has had time to be one of the best-dressed girls in school. When better clothes are made, Judy, we know that you'll wear them. GLADYS SIMPSON Q GLAD J folly Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play, 4, Dramatic, 1, Inter-class Basketball, 3, 4g PERISCOP13, 3, 4, Freshman Speaking Contest fPrizeJg Minstrel Show, 3, Operetta, 2, J. T. Murphy Contest fPrizeJg Literary Club, 1, Camp Fire Girls, 1, Red Cross Nutrition Contest. Gladys always has a good word for every single person around school and from morning until night you can hear her jolly laugh reverberating through the corridors- and you can be sure she is laughing with someone and not at him. We hope you will realize your ambition, Glad, and see your name in bright lights over some huge theater before many, many years have passed.

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THE PERISCOPE 15 LEONARD ST. AMAND ' 'N ERDM Quiet Freshman Prize Speaking Contest, 1, Basketball, 4g French Speaking Con- test, 4, Track, 4. We had often wondered whether Leonard's complexion was natural or just one continual blush. Recently we found out that it is both, and how those blushes deepen when a member of the opposite sex approaches him! If you keep avoiding the girls, Nerd, some day you'll be one of these eligible bachelors that are always being dis- cussed. Remember that leap year comes only every four years. GEORGE W. WALES HCUKEN i Good-looking Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Football, 1, 2, 3, Captain of Baseball, 3, Stunt Night 2. Walter Winchell says that George Wales is quite a man with the young ladies. We have noticed from our own personal observations that he is no slacker when it comes to escorting girls down Benton Avenue to take the last car for North Vassalboro-and they start plenty early, too. What is the attraction, George, the curls or the big brown eyes? Never linger too long by the wayside though, because it is Five long weary miles, and although your long legs could cover that distance in no time, please remember that high heels aren't so comfortable. OTHER CLASSES FIFTH CLASS Minnie Abbott Lawrence Alexander Isabelle Ames Agnes Bosko Roger Bourassa Leonie Bulger Dorothy Daley Frederick Demers Lionel Derosbie George Drummond Omer Dugaay Barbara Fotter Leonie Gerard Felix Gondella Lewis Gondella Carlton Hodges Barbara Horne Erwin Howard Wallace Huard Oscar Humes Robert Hussey Elizabeth Jewett Thomas Lapin Louise LaRochelle Louise Lavasseur Eva Libby John MacDonald Henry Martin Irene Michaud Peter Muslawski Mary Nelligan Olive Newenham Constance Perro William Piecuch Fernande Picard Charles Preo Shirley Reynolds Kathryn Rogers Juliette St. Amand Stanley Turlo Margaret Ward Norman Weed Esther Weymouth Geneveive Withee