Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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ll Gable nf Glnntentn Dedication .....,.. Editorials : ' Americafs Number One Problem .... 1t's Our VVar, Too .,.,.,.i.,.................. If I Have Lost, I Have Also Gained History of the Class of 1945 ..,.,.,.,.....,..... Senior Section ..,..,. ..i........,,. Literary: My Granddaughter Is in Cairo for th A Dude Visits a Cow Camp ..i........,.. Last Chance for World Peace ..,.,... Sports .............A....,....,...,.,...,..,..,..,,,....... Bridgton High School Service Men ...... Activities ...,....,,,....,.,..,.,...,...........,...i.. Jokes .,.., Alumni ..,.. e Week-end

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THE CORONA 3 THE CORO Pllf7lliYl1Fd IW H11' .hlfl'lll't'lllS of Hl'fffIlfUlI H111l1 .blffltlllf Bridgton, Maine June, 1945 1 1-'rice 50 Cents THE CORONA STAFF Editor-ill-Cllivf XVYVERN A. SMITH, '45 B11s1'1zc'ss Maliagrl' fl.v.s'1.vl1111l fidilor LfONs'rANr'i: CRossm1AN, '46 i1S5l'.YflIllf lf11.r1'11r'.v.x' ,l'I411111gv1' THOMAS SKELTON, JR, '45 DONALD GRAY, '46 Associate Editors PATRICIA SANBORN, '45 RICHARD JOHNSON, '45 ELINOR l.EAVITT, '46 GEORGE lln.ToN, '46 lXflr:Lv1N BoL:TE1.lP:R, '47 V1Ro1N1A llRoo14s, 'AIT' SARAH likooiqs, '48 NORATAN lXlOL'l.'l'UN, IS Ehitnrialz ll ,M .doll l AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE PROBLEM juvenile delinquency is spreading over this country like an uncontrolled plague, and just as there is a cause for a plague. so there is a cause for juvenile delin- quency. The source of this problem is not entirely found in the home. but also in the streets of our cities and villages, and strangely enough, is largely encouraged by the public itself. It seems unreasonable to state that the most important element up- holding the battle against this scourge is blindly developing the embryo that forms the case, but that is the situation as it presents itself. Boys and girls who have good homes, a regular allowance. and sometimes better than average privileges such as owning an automobile. are as important factors contributing to these misdemeanors as youths whose lives have been nothing but Z1 day by clay struggle for everything they achieve in life. implying simple action such as estab- lishing a curfew law or taking drastic steps in preventing liquors, tobacco, etc.,