Excerpts from The
Echo, Spring April, 1925
Vol. XX, No. 3
The Echo Published quarterly by
the students of
Editorial Staff:
Editor-in-Chief
Art Canfield, 25
Assistant
Editor-in-Chief
Literary
Editors M. Herring, 25; Ed. Case, 25; M. Perrin, 25; Z.
Haverstock, 25; D. McLean, 27
Athletic
Editors Ann Finegan,
25; Helen Dygert,
25
Local
Editors H. Jepson, 25; W. Magee, 27; D. Harvey, 27; M. Chisholm,
27
Alumni
Editors Rhoda Skinner, 24; Helen Smith, 25
Exchange
Editors
Art Editor
Dean H. Elliott, 25
Business Staff:
Business
Manager Lloyd Robinson, 26
Assistants
Donald Homer, 26; Gordon Turnbull, 25; Carl Boyle, 26
Faculty
Advisor Miss Alice OConnor,
English
Directory:
1925
Class Officers:
President -
Art Canfield
Vice
President Ed Case
Secretary
Ann Finegan
Treasurer
Robert Aldrich
1926 Class
Officers:
President
A. Jenkins
Vice
President R. Jones
Secretary
D. Homer
Treasurer
B. Carr
1927
Class Officers:
President
Carl Boyle
Vice
President D. McLean
Secretary
M. Streeter
Treasurer
M. Graves
1928
Class Officers:
President
D. Goodnough
Vice
President D. Johnson
Secretary
D. Kaley
Treasurer
H. Jenkins
Society Officers:
Minerva:
President
Ann Finnegan, 25
Vice
President Susan Murray, 25
Secretary
Treasurer
Mildred Perrin, 25
Delta:
President
M. Herring, 25
Vice
President
Secretary
Ruth Fife, 26
Treasurer
M. Swett,
25
Amphictyon:
President
Lloyd Robinson, 26
Vice
President Harry Corbin, 25
Secretary
D. Homer, 26
Treasurer
Emory Laidlaw,
25
Athenian:
President
C. Sayer,
25
Vice
President D. Elliott, 25
Secretary
T. J. Whitney, 27
Treasurer
G. Gingras,
27
Athletic
Council:
President
Supt. L. T. Wilcox
Vice
President Coach W. I. Graf
Secretary
Lloyd Robinson, 26
Treasurer
Mr. Graf
Lyceum
Club:
President
Rhoda Skinner, 24
Vice
President Susan Murray, 25
Secretary
Marion Young, 25
Treasurer
Gordon Turnbull, 25
Track -
1925:
Captain L. Robinson, 26
Manager Art Canfield, 25
Boys Basketball
Category:
Name Nickname
Society Position Ambition - Favorite Saying
John Hubert Melrose - Ezra 26 Amphictyon
left forward, Capt To be good looking Get out of the way, Ive got to
spit ΰ
Hubert is
like the first blush of spring, so fresh, you know.
Allan Jenkins
Al, 26 Amphictyon Center Champion long
sleeper You -------- ΰ
Allan had a
little Ford;
It was run
by oils and greases;
He ran into
a great big house
And smashed it all to pieces.
Edward H. Case Ed, 25 Amphictyon
right forward To cut
Ed does
your mother know
Her little
boy flirts and cusses so?
And doesnt
Amy even care
When you
chat with Lizzie Sayer
Chelson E. Sayer Chels, 25 Athenian
right guard To graduate Lets go fishing ΰ
Chelsons
uncle had a farm
And farms
are very healthy;
Chelson
trapped some muskrats
Which made him very wealthy.
He also had
a fight;
His father
wouldnt give him any gas,
So he
couldnt make up that night.
Kenneth Smith Smitty,
26 Athenian Forward To be Streeters hired girl Its all right with
me ΰ
Smitty
had a very nice girl;
She was
tall, and thin and fair.
Once in a
while, she fooled him,
And had a
date with Bear
Thomas J. Whitney Jeff, 27 Guard To teach
Dolly Moore to dance Learned some new steps last night ΰ
Jeff is our
fashion model,
For he sets
the pace in cloths;
And where
he gets his dance steps,
Im sure
nobody knows.
Howard Jenkins Bear, 27 Amphictyon
Forward To be a big, bold man You milk the cow tonight ΰ
Bear is his
mammas younger son,
His
complexion is supreme;
The girls
wonder what he uses,
Maybe Woodburys facial cream.
Arthur B. Canfield Art, 25 Amphictyon
Manager To write to all the girls in school Senior meetin
tonight ΰ
Artie had
an Amphictyon pin,
He liked it
very well;
Marian had
a Minerva pin, and
The rest is
too sad to relate.
Coach William I. Graf Beano Mens
P.T. Class To teach the
Prof. went
home in a car that was tricky,
And on his
journey back hit a drift going sixty;
Now dont
get excited, or dont get misled,
He stayed
there all night, in snow to his head.
Girls Basketball
Category
Name Nickname
Position Ambition
Helen Dygert
Dig, 25
Center, captain To keep Allan
Alice Kane Al, 25 right forward To
Graduate
Zelda Haverstock Sliver, 25 left forward To
talk faster
Amy Covell Hubert, 25 left guard To get
Casey
Wilhelmina Magee Peggy, 27 center To grow up
Naomi Moore Dolly, 26 right guard To
learn to dance
Marion Young Honey, 25 Manager To join the
Little Theater Movement
The Senior
Class
As youre
glancing thru these pages,
Stop you
here and mark you well
For altho Im not a poet,
A famous
history Ill tell.
The members
of the Senior class
Have talent
and brains and looks,
And when
the lists are posted
Youll see
they excel in books.
Art Canfield is the president,
With his wavy auburn locks.
Watch him flirt with the other girls
And youll
get an awful shock.
While Richard stays in
(They
passed us home-town sweeties up
Ere we
could throw them down)
Dyg takes the
cake in Latin,
And vamping
young brothers too;
Marian Young keeps
And gum!
How does she chew!
Susan Murrays very witty,
Paulie sure can dance;
Alison likes a junior boy,
And they
quarrel at every chance.
Zelda is a cute little actress;
Margaret Herring has some rep;
Helen Jepson is our orator;
Mildred Perrin has the pep.
Alice Kane has an eye for baskets
And
everyone counted two;
We dont
blame her, do you?
Ann stands for Minerva,
Shes a
comely little lass;
Chelson Sayer may again stand
In the
midst of a succeeding Senior class.
Ed Case is surely the school sheik,
When he
appears the girls all scream.
Murray Raven always studies hard
And doesnt
play or shirk or dream.
Roland Ritchie has a little car
He takes
all the Juniors out;
Harry Corbins on a diet
For he
thinks he may get stout.
Helen Smith is growing thinner.
And the
reason I cant tell;
Elizabeth Sayer
also graces the
class
But she
likes the boys too well.
Everett Latham drives a
He lives
out on a farm,
But he
visits town so often
That he
does the state road harm.
Harold Towlson
is a studius lad,
His
complexion is supreme;
Emory Laidlaw loves the ladies
Now isnt
that a scream?
Bob Aldrich is a worthy member,
Does the
kindergarten work,
He does his
work exceedingly well
And has never been known to shirk.
A. Richardson studies very hard
And is a
shy young miss;
Charlie Jones is a naughty boy,
Always looking for a kiss.
Helen Dailey cuts up in Oral English,
Shes very
funny and short;
Of course
this annoys Miss ONeil,
But to the
rest of the class its a good sport.
There are
others, too numerous to mention,
Fifty eight of all dimensions.
Youll
admit as you pass, that the senior class
Is the
greatest of all inventions.
Minerva