Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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THE KEYSTONE 'dl IGN Class Ode CTune of, Maryland my Maryland , O Crosby 'till eternity With reverence we'll think of thee. Endowed by graces glorious, Throughout the years Victorious. Though failure blends with Victory, We'll forge ahead inspired by thee. Our cup of life will brimming be, Because of memories of thee. From life of scihool to school of life, We pledge our truth through joy and strife Though parting means farewell to thee, Forever we will loyal be. Four years within thy doors We'Ve dwelt, Within our hearts great pride we've felt. But now the time of parting's here, Farewell to thee, our Crosby dear.

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Richard is part of the firm- Richald F. Wren Robinson, Vose, and Wren, Inc. Dick The distinguishing feature Scientific about him is his extreme energy. H1 Y 4: Radio Club 4. We think he should be a travel- ing salesman after he graduates. National Honor Society l Victoria Crisp Grace Rachlin Harold Dutch Raymond Pettee Miss Grace Hatch, Sponsor Dirigo of Crosby Chapter of the National Honor Society was or- ganized in 1925. It begins its eleventh year with the smallest group of new members yet elected. The fact that four were chosen from a class of seventy-tlhree is proof of how diificult it is for a student to achieve membership. If elected to the National Honor Society, a student is given the highest honor it is possible for a high school to confer, but it is not conferred on any student unless he earns it. Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of four principles which the constitution of the society recognizes as fundamentals in education: character, scholarship, leadership, service. The student must first qualify on the basis of scholarship, that is, 'he must be in the upper third of his class. Then, for the four years of his school life, he must have shown these qual- ities: a character which has been clean, honest, sincere, and depend- able, leadership which has shown personality, high purpose, initiative, and clear thinkingg service which has been untiring, cheerful, loyal, and enthusiastic. The forming of these traits during school years makes a foundation for a successful and Worthwhile life.

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THE KEYSTONE 25 if I9 Last Chapel Program May 29, 1936 Processional Scripture Address to underclassmen Class History Class Will Music Class Gifts Class Prophecy National Honor Society Ritual: Character: Scholarship : Leadership: Service: Class Ode Graduation Exercises CLASS OF 1936 .Iune 3, 1936 ' , KIPLING Processional P Invocation Life of Kipling Victoria Crisp Kipling's Prose Writings Martha Cilley Music Selection from Kipling's Prose Doris Miller Kipling's Poems Henry Stover Selections from Kipling's Poems Grace Rachlin Class Ode Presentation 'of Diplomas School Orchestra Barbara McNulty Raymond Pettee Viola Haword Annie Holmes Roberta Smith Harold Dutch Frances Pushard Raymond Pettee Victoria Crisp Harold Dutc'h Grace Rachlin Class of 1936 School Orchestra Salutatory Essay Essay Essay Valedictory Class of 1936 Dr. B. E. Larrabee Chairman of Board Of Education