Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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ARLO REDMAN Radio Club 3. KATHERINE RHODES Home Economics Club 13 Dramatics Club 3-4, Treasurer 43 English Club 3-4, President 43 Glee Club 23 Class Vice-President l3 Basketball 1-23 Musical Concert 23 Serial Play 43 Manner and Waste Program 33 Class Play 33 Honor Roll 1-2-5-41 Junior Usher 33 National Honor Society 43 Keystone Board 4. HARRIET RYAN H1-Y 3-4, Vice-President 43 English Club 2-3-43 Honor Roll 2-33 Student Council Treasurer 43 Junior Usher 33 Hall Traffic 43 Ten Cent Plan 43 Class Treasurer 43 Keystone Board 4. RALPH ROWE Hi-Y l-2-33 Football l-2-3-43 Baseball l'2'5'4S Class Basketball 1. DONALD SPEAR H1-Y l-2-3-4, Treasurer 2'3j Committees: Senior Ball 3, Junior Prom 33 Student Council 43 Orchestra 1'2'5'4j Out- side Traffic 43 Hall Traffic 3-43 Keystone Board 4. GLENICE TAYLOR Home Economics Club.l-2, Treasurer 23 Dramatics Club 1-2-33 Radio Club 33 Hikers Club 23 Class Basketball l-2. MERTON THOMPSON Future Farmers Club 1-2 at Freedom Academy. BARBARA VAUGHAN Basketball l-2-4, Captain 43 Dramatics Club 13 Vice-President 13 Class Treasurer 23 Softball 1-2-33 Honor Roll 1'2'5'4j Student Council 1-23 Magazine Sale Home Room Captain 1- 23 D. A. R. Candidate 43 Committees: Junior Prom 3, Ring 23 Na- tional Honor Society 43 Keystone Board 2-4. LOUISE WALKER Honor Roll 3. MYRA WEST Dramatics Club 3-43 Radio Club 33 Keystone Board 4. GERALD WHITCOMB Hi-Y 3-43 Hall Traffic 43 Senior Ball 3. KENNETH WHITEHEAD Hi-Y 1-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-33 Football 1-2- 3-43 Baseball l-2-3, Captain 43 Rotary Club Delegate 3. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society members this year, Andrew Cooper, Phyllis Emery, Nancy Parker, Katherine Rhodes, and Barbara Vaughan, were chosen by the faculty for scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The five are on the Keystone Board. Andrew Cooper, Student Council President, has been class president all four years, also president of the Boys' Hi-Y and a participant in sports. Phyllis Emery, president of the Girls' Hi-Y, and secretary of the Senior Class, is business manager of The Keystone, and active in music and athletics. Nancy Parker, secretary of the Student Council, is proficient in music, class vice-president, and a Glee Club member. Katherine Rhodes, pres- ident of the English Club, has been an honor student all four years, participated in class plays, and is a member of the Dram- atics Club. Barbara Vaughan, captain of the girls' basketball team, is the D. A. R. candidate, and orchestra vice-president. The National Honor Society introduced by Principal Charles Smith in 1925 is now directed by Mrs. Ina P. McConnell. A stu- dent elected te this society receives the highest honor possible for the school to give him. The emblem is a keystone and a flam- ing torch with the letters C. S. L. S. for the four character traits. The flaming torch represents the purpose of carrying out those high ideals. Since 1925, ll9 students have joined this soy CiCtYo I 'THE' KEYSICDNE

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HIGHEST RANKERS IN SENIOR SUBJECTS Names listed in order of excellence English Barbara Vaughan Phyllis Emery Joyce Commerford Chemistry Barbara Vaughan Katherine Rhodes Phyllis Emery Problems of Democracy Phyllis Emery Nancy Parker Rachel Dickey Boys' Physical Fitness Tileston Bickford Allen Flood Kenneth Whitehead Shorthand Elmeda Littlefield Harriet Ryan Ruth Davenport History Barbara Vaughan Katherine Rhodes James McMahan Aeronautics James McMahan Rebecca Rediker Adelaide Clements Girls' Physical Fitness Barbara Vaughan Lorraine Cline Joyce Commerford Typewriting Elmeda Littlefield Harriet Ryan Ruth Davenport Basic Mathematics Arlo Redman Randall Murch Merton Thompson' Trigonometry Barbara Vaughan James McMahan Delma Morse WINNERS OF NI DARE YOUH BOOKS FOR LEADERSHIP IN FOUR YEARS Phyllis Emery Andrew Cooper LEADERS OF '42-'45 Andrew Cooper-- Class President fthe 4th time! Nancy Parkere- Vice-President Phyllis Emery-- Secretary Harriet Ryan-- Treasurer Mrs. Erma Fletcher-- Adviser The seniors engineered a card party Monday night, May 17, to raise funds for a graduation speaker. The decorations were beau- tiful--borrowed from the Junior Prom. Yes, the decorations with- stood the strain from Friday to Monday Ca lesson to the Sophsl. Phyl Emery was chairman of arrangements and had lots of helpers-- At an early spring class meeting, our class voted to hire a speaker, not have a pageant this year. So this card party and Bob Hall's famous movies supplied us with cash. THE KEYSTONEI I I I

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