Besse High School - Breeze Yearbook (Albion, ME)

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Nelson Bemnson 'Nelson Be7anson I Ida 'Vlarks l Charles McK1el f3 f eorgef ould 12 Kathrvn Keav 4 Carroll Hardlng 2 Falth Hendsbee I2 Oswald C ash lr Dexter H1gg1IlS Guv H1gg1HS Rosamond Keef Pres1dent V109 PI'9S1d9I'lt Treasurer HONOR ROLL HIGH HONORS All As HONORS 3 A's K1 B' SENIORS Nelson Befanson 2 Rosamond Keef 1 Ida Marks '3 Vlfglllld Vlason I Charles MCKIQI I IUINIORS C eorgef ould I -Xlthea Hendsbee rl Althea Hendsbee 2 SOPHOMORES FRESHMILIN SENIOR Walter Cordon 42 Falth Hendsbee 2 Barbara Knxght f3 Charles Scrlbner +I CLASS The Future Is Ours Ida Marks Vlfglllld Mason Charles McK1el Kelth Noyes Wlll18Hl Woodbury C L ASS OFFIC If RS Charles McK1el W1ll1anf1 Woodbury Guv H1g 1ns Class Colors Maloon and VN h1te Class Flow 61 XX hlte Carnat1on Class Vlarshal Stephen Fowler COMMILNCENIENT FXERCISES Baccalauleate May 27 Last Chapel May 29 GT3dU3tlOIl I O O F Hall lune 1 8 00 P M Graduatlon Ball I O O F Hall lune I 9 30 P M A f 1, ' s A ' I' C l'l f Y L Y N T '1 1 Y 1 1 1 I I S ' I Z l... l. 11 I 11 1 ' I ' Vx L 1C YY fn 1' - . .W 4 J Secretary ..,....,.4, . .. .. . , . Oswald Cash,Jr. ' ff. ' ' X JA

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8 BESSE BREEZE SHOULD WE SEND MORE TROOPS TO EUROPE 'P In such crucial times as these lt IS necessary for us as cltlzens to ponder every angle of the s1tuat1on before taking a decisive step such as sendmg troops to Europe George Wash1ngton father of our country and first President warned us many years ago agamst forelgn entanglements Nevertheless 1n World War 1 we lost thousands of lives m1ll1ons of dollars and accompllshed nothing Since that tlme we have become deeply involved 1n foreign entanglements whlch have cost us thousands of llves and blll.lOIlS of dollars and the end IS not yet in sight It should be crystal clear to the most casual observer that such a course as we have been following slnce World War 1 leads only to confuslon IH our homeland and does not 1n any great measure benefit the people abroad Because the ramifications of sending troops abroad are so vast and our probable force which we could send 1nto the various troubled areas of the world IS so small It would be much better to keep our troops at home to de fend against 1nvas1on The present so called pOllCe actlon 1n Korea should open our eyes to the fact that even in thls small area our force that we have been able to send there IS wholly madequate to cope with the s1tuat1on If our force IH Korea has cost us thousands of llV6S and m1ll1ons of dollars wlthout any materlal or splrltual advantage from these losses It can readlly be seen how hopeless and helpless would be the S1tLlatlOl1 were we to send other troops to other troubled areas of the earth The country IS hard pressed to find the necessary able bodied men to re enforce the small garrlsons that we have m the far corners of the earth Why then should we thlnk of sending more troops to other parts of the earth? Mllltary authorltles agree that lf we are to send troops abroad we must lmmedlately draft elghteen year old boys Th1s should be plaln to almost anyone that we have reached our last line of defense as far as troops are con cerned and therefore should keep them at home for our own defense The poor economlc s1tuat1on that 6X1StS IH our country today IS due to the fact that we have already parted with too many good young men to other countrles who would have been much better kept at home for the defense of our country and ltS development On every hand we see signs of man power shortage 1n our lndustrles whlch would become more acute 1f we were to send more soldiers abroad We note that the other countrles namely Brltaln and France have not raised any large armles as yet to help defend themselves Nelther did they send any force except a small token force to help in the foreign Sltll!-ltl0I1 or pollce action in Korea Therefore Amerlca can only remain strong by keeping our soldlers at home and our wealth 111 our own country Althea Hendsbee 52 7 7 7 - 1 . . . N . . , . 1 , - v , . r 1 1

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BESSE BREEZE NELSON BEZANQON Alblon Apr1l2 1935 Nelllt qalutatorlan Lord I wonder what fool lnvented klsslng Qemor Play 4 Junlor Play 3 Mlnstrel Show 4 Bazaar Commlttees 3 4 Ass t Basketball Manager OQWAI D CASH JR Yarmouth Mass June 17 1933 OZZIL Prophecy One laugh IS worth a hundred groans m any market Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Senlor Play 4 mlttees 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Class Qecretary 3 4 Edxtorlal Board Busmess Manager4 Graduat lon Usher 3 1gI'IOl'3l'!C8 12 Honor Rolll 2 3 4 DEX'l P R HICGIN9 Alblon August 23 1933 Decker Class Wlll The more we study the more we dlscover our Basketball 1 2 3 Basketball Manager 2 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Freshman Play 1 Junior Play 3 Sen lor Play 4 Bazaar Play 3 Class Treasurer 1 2 Class Vuse President 3 qtudent Councll 123 Treasurer of Student Counul 3 Bazaar Commltt ees 1 2 3 Magazlne Drive 1 2 3 Craduatlon Usher 3 ' ' ti x 'XYY , , . LL ' ' ' YY , . . - ' 1 ' 9 ' 1 , , A34 N: 2 . 1 , , .. -in , -, , .. - . U , , : . , 2 - ' 9 Junior Play 35 Minstrel Show 43 Bazaar Com- ' , 1 ' , : - , X S , I ' K 4 1 A I k Y 7 - H y , 1 Z ' 1 , y Z Z 1 ' 1 I y I ', ' . ' s . 3 L 9 7 1 . 'S - y , 1 ,-1 I 1 '