Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS -Al Editorials .... Class of 1929 Literary: Salutatory: The VVoman of Todayl'-Violet E. Graham Honor Essay: 'Child Labor -VVi1sie P. Harmon ......... Valedictory: Protection for the VVorkers -XN'illiam E. Harmon Hi-Y News .... Sports . . .. Class Notes .. Jokes .. Alumni ..

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THE CORO Published semi-annually by the students of Bridgton High School. Price 35 cents BRIDGTON, MAINE, JUNE, 1929 THE CORONA STAFF Editor-in-Chief CHARLES BROWN, '29 Business M anager BURNHAM DAvIs, '29 Assistant Editor DEBORAH BEAN, '30 Assistant Business Manager ALBERT SMITH, '30 Associate Editors MARIAN STILE5, '29 MARGARET WOOD, '29 ELSIE PLUMMER, '30 DOROTHY INGALLS, '30 ENOCH COOK, '31 HELEN BRYANT, '32 JUNE CLARK, '32 HPZRLIKJNINE MARCH, '31 k 7 hiinriala ji A WORD OF THANKS This is the last issue of the CORONA to be published by the present staff. The next edition will be published in January, 1930, by a new Board. The board, elected by the school, in the early weeks of the next school year, will be under the supervision of a new editor-in-chief, who will prob- ably be either one of the present class editors or the assistant editor, aided and coached, as we all know, by the ever-ready and never-failing hand of Mr. Andrews. We wish to thank the advertisers who have helped to make, not only these two editions, but all previous issues a hnancial success, and we sure- ly hope that they will continue to sup- port this magazine by advertising next fall. XYC thank the alumni for the readiness with which they have bought the CORONA, and for the help they have given us in making the Alumni Col- umn a column for the alumni. Vl'e are grateful to the members of the student body, not only for their helpful assistance as salesmen, which of course leads to a greater financial suc- cess, but also for lending their talent to the Literary Department of the paper. lYe extend thanks to those of you who have willingly offered your skill in penmanship, that is, by rewrit- ing some corrected story or article. lYe have been quick to recognize your ability as a penman, even though you were not a successful author or sales- man.