Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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fG7ze Keysfione F. Lawrence Stuart Principal, Shop Math Belfast, Maine Bowdoin, Tufts, A. B. Boston U., Bates, U. of M. Fred W. Bailey Science Belfast, Maine University of Maine, B. S., Cordelia S. Barnard Dean of Girls, Geography Camden, Maine Gorham Normal School U. of M., Gorham Normal Virginia Blaisdell Commerical New Harbor, Maine Bliss Business College Annie S. Brown English Belfast, Maine Bates College, A. B. ,I une Craig Home Economics Greenville, Maine Farmington Normal School Rebecca Dulfer Music Belfast, Maine Mount Allison U., N. B. U. of M. extensions Ph. G. London Royal College of Music, L.R.S.M. American Institute of Normal Methods, Mass. Cassie S. Fish English Belfast, Maine Farmington Normal School Extensions the same Our Faculty Erma G. Fletcher English Belfast, Maine University of Maine, A. B. U. of Minn., Harvard U. Sybil Grindle Mathematics, Civics Monarda, Maine Colby College, B. S. U. of M., Muhlenburg Lylla S. Maddocks History Belfast, Maine Castine Normal School Nellie C. Marden Arithmetic Belfast, Maine University of Maine G. Louise Nickerson Literature Belfast, Maine Williams College of Oratory U. of M. Marietta W. Packard Commercial ' Searsmont, Maine Bangor, Maine School of Commerce U. of M. Irene G. Parsons French, Latin East New Portland, Maine University of Maine Roger H. Rhoades Social Sciences, Aeronautics Physical Education Belfast, Maine Colby College, A. B. U. of Michigan, A. M.

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fC571e Keystone - KJ ' watch most of you climb from the first grade to where you are to-day. Your diploma will be a label-not one which says EDJER- CATED B'GOSH!, but one which indicates that you have passed through four years of training-four difficult, though not unpleas- ant, years, during which you were shown certain tools and had their uses explained. You now look forward to an evening which you term COMMENCEMENT. That evening will be the last time in your lives that you will be all of you gathered to- gether in a single room. Think of those facesethat thought is what you are truly to take away from Crosby with you-and at the same time, leave behind. On that same evening, try and try sincerely as you see the proud faces of your parents before youetry to understand the many sacrifices which they have made to bring you to this point. Your debt to them is one you can never fully repayAone for which no further repayment is asked than the privilege of seeing you thus before them. There is, however, a way in which they may be fur- ther repaid, and that is that throughout your lives, you may ever keep before you the cardinal principles of PRUDENCE, JUSTICE, FORTITUDE and TEMPER- ANCE. Live these, and the three forces which have sought to mould your character may be fulfilledeyour SCHOOLgy 0 u r HOMEiyour CHURCHAthis is our be- quest to you. Sincerely, Albert E. Weymouth lk lk ik THE JANITOR'S POINT OF VIEW This business of making up a little article for the Keystone is getting to be a bad habit, but it does get results. You may remember that last year the importance of trying to get on the honor roll was used as the main topic. Well, we have had quite a few members of the alumni as visitors during this school year' and some of them are doing all right, too, nice uniforms, some medals, service stripes, etc., besides being pictures of health and right living. And here's the pay-off. Almost without exception, these boys, who, when they were in high school were about average, said to me, If I had only studied a little harder, it would have been so much easier to make the grade in the service. So, boys and girls, try for the honor roll. It won't hurt you a bit, and while it won't do me any particular good, I'll still be proud that you graduated from Crosby. ADILL I vQqlQf 09 gps 3 ffymymf ivy? l - f 15 sv., i.sF 5 YI,-': 5421 L?1L1 'T QI, ' 'li ' fhf' gf- s Te n

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Tjze Keystone Posing for Hugh Front row, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Fish, Miss Barnard, Mr. Stuart, Mrs. Nickerson, Mrs. Grindle, Mrs. Maddocks. Second row. Mrs. Dulfer, Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Blaisdell. Mr. Bailey. Mr. Gendron, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Marden Third row, Mrs, Packard, Mr. Weymouth, Mr. Rhoades, Miss Craig. Albert E. Weymouth History, Radio, Problems of Democracy Belfast, Maine University of Maine, B. A., M. A. to thesis Robert B. Gendron Manual Training Camden, Maine Fall River, Mass. Fitchburg Normal School Keene Summer Session . SENIOR EXECUTIVES President Edward Stone Vice-Presirieni 'Donald Barnes Secretary Natalie Harding Treasurer Louise Douglass Advisors Mrs. Erma Fletcher Mrs. Annie Brown Mr. Grindle Seated. lelt to right, Donald Barnes, Louise Douglass, Edward Stone. Natalie Harding. Standing. Mr. Grindle. Mrs. Brown. 7'l.'1'f1'1