Winterport High School - Riverside Yearbook (Winterport, ME)

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K' ,,1. lb javer 6 CQ' SW Eight BERTHA A. NEALLEY Bert Good temper is like a sunny day, It sheds it's brightness everywhere. Born 3 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Personal Editor of The Riverside 4g Track 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Recital, Vice-president of Student Council, Senior Drama 4. Bertha, our expert typist, with her ready simile and even disposition has been very popular with everyone. Last year s-he return- ed from Monroe with a prize cup awarded for outstanding performances in track, and what a. game of basketball she can play! The best of luck, Bert . FORD D. PERKINS BUMPUS Faint heart never won fair lady. Born , Track Squad 2, Sospho- more Recital 29 Joke Editor of 't'Dhe River- side 1. Bumpus goes about his work in a quiet, unassuming way. Sometimes we hardly know he is present but we will not mistake his si- lence for we all know Bumpus . His good nature has won him many friends and we suspect that the new Ford will win many more! GEORGE M. RITCHIE Nothing is impossible to industry Born 7 Baseball, 2, 3: Manager 4, Track 2, 39 Manager 45 Basket- ball, 3g Manager 43 Class Treasurer 43 Per- sonal Editor of The Riverside 45 Manager of Senior Drama 43 General Manager of In- door Circus 4. George must have accepted this maxim be- cause his hard work and dependability have made him appreciated by both student and teachers. His favorite studies are Physics and chemistry. We need not wish you success, George, it is yours for the asking. IEN A. SHANKEL 'lHis smile was like the setting sun. Born Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Cap- tain 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 3, Athletic Editor of The Riverside . In Ien we have one whom we all like to call friend. His pleasing personality and constant good nature have drawn many to him. His broad grin is always,to be remembered. Win- terport High loses a student, an athlete and a gentleman when Ien graduates this year.

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rr 419 'figs ijrlversyicnio cg Zvi ' , ALBERT D. COLSON Come, let us burst into song . Born Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Man- ager, 25 Cross Country 25 Track 2, 3, 4. e We were very glad to have Albert join the ranks of the class of 1931 this year. It wasn't long before we discovered him to be the life supporter of everything the school undertakes, especially baseball. We expect him to be a of any group which included him. He is a very busy man at the track meet this year, which, incidently, is to be held at MONROE. PAUL CROCKETT Why worry what tomorrow brings, today is here now's the time for jest. Born Class President 2, Track 2, 33 Baseball 2. Paul's ever-ready smile and fondness for jokes have made him a popular figure every- where. We often wish we could have as few worries as you have, Paul, but after all,-we realize that you have many charms which most of u.s are without. DANIEL H. FOLEY A DAN When Irish eyes are smiling . Born 3 Class Treasurer 1. Dan has always reminded urs of one who knew a great deal more than he wa.s Willing to tell. He is a quiet, thnking fellow who at- tends to his work when he has some dzlinite objective to attain. Dan is a man's man, a gentleman and, a good student,-what more could one hope to be? EDWIN C. HOPKINS, Jr. EDDIE A good disposition is a quality worth having Born 3 Advertising Manager of The Riverside 43 Class Secretary 4. Eddie did not join us until this year but has entered into the spirit of things from the start. It has been a 'pleasure to know you Eddie, and we are all going to miss you when we part at graduation. However, your wit and good fellowship will remain in our mem- ories for a long time. Zn :Z.f: j, r 1 i Seven

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We ffiversi ERNEST D. STILLMAN ERNIE Live today for tomorrow may never come Born 5 Cross Country 4. Ernie came to join OUI1 class two years ago. During these two years we have found him to be a loyal friend and a real sport. He was a valuable member of our Cross Country champions this year. May you always be as prompt in your life's work as you have been in getting to school tlhis year! RAYMOND WELLMAN BILLIE He was a little fellow and a merry one. Born Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Class Presi- dent lg Class Vice-President 2. Billie, we can't help but admire your sp'rit for in spite of your size you have accomplish- ed muoh. Your athletic record .speaks for itself and above all, while this' reccrd has been in the making, you have been a gentle- man and a good sport. VELMA B. WOODMAN VElL.MA Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why can't they all be contented like me? Born 9 Sophomore Recital, Senior Drama 3, 4,5 Joke Editor of The Riverside 4. Have you ever noticed how Velma is al- ways smiling no matter whether she is in French class or in the physics lab? She just can't help looking good natured. May you al- ways keep your sunny disposition, Velma. Class Honor Group Delma Clarke John Birmingham Valedictory Salutatory Myrtle Cllark Thomas Birmingham Honor Essay Honor Oration F i l Nine