Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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G28 Keysfione WHY Doesn't Runt make up his mind about his girl-friends? y Does Nan like to hold hands? Is it Ruth seldom smiles? Does Lawrence dream of the Navy? Does Priscilla have a visitor before the bell rings? Does Marjorie wait for the mailman? Is Betty interested in the Army Air Corps? Does Alberta visit the Colonial Theatre? Is Paul usually late to school? Does Grace want to be an aviatrix? Does Arlene visit the race tracks? Does Alton like Brooks? Doesn't Ivan grow another foot? Does Kathleen yearn to be a telephone op- erator? Is it that Maynard is handy with hammer and nails? Is Madeline Y. such a whiz on roller skates? Is Albert, Jr. so interested in the Fire De- partment? Is Madeline D. such a genius at writing notes? Is Charlie down at Mrs. D0w's so much? Does Nell take such an interest in the Eng- lish Club? Does Mr.Weymouth call Edna his Mona Lisa? Does Shirley V. enjoy playing basketball? Does Tede like Camden shipyard? Does Shirley J . like Clark Bars so well? IF William K. lived in the city. Belle were a nurse. Shirley V. lost Miller Hill. Laura forgot the weekly news. Leiella liked shorthand. Elise were not in love. Lucille didn't write so many letters. Edna were not always following Arlene. Armth lived across from the school. Edith forgot to work. Norma owned the Clark Agency. Earl were the youngest member of our class. Priscilla lost the black sedan. Carl lost his pep. Anne missed Allen. Florence enjoyed living a quiet life. Albert, J r. enjoyed visiting Duckville' instead of Swanville. Perham had a license. Jimmy ever worried. Grace should lose her efficiency. Bill S. lost his interest in gadgets. Tommy should hear those three letter words. Faye and Kiki should get their signals cross- ed. Dale were a wolf. Barnesy would only agree. Gushee and Ermo should lose their cars. Kathleen and Katherine were not such good friends. Jeanne forgot Don. LET'S ALWAYS REMEMBER Donald Hammons' flashy, red hair- Jeanne Greenlaw's winning smile-Donald Barnes's arguments-Joyce McNeal's buck teeth eArland Bowen's '44 Essex4Natalie Harcling's ability to receive all A's-Cath- erine Lawless's chewing gum -Edward Stone's toothless grineeAndrea Thorne's ability to draw4Louis Gushee's slow driving ee Shirley Johnsons endless chatter-Lloyd Woodbury's million dollar smilee4Carl Da- vis's excused absence?-Dale Merrithew's small frame!Flossie Young's male friends -Anne Piper's good humor!Grace Davis's attempt to have a winning basketball team- Louise Douglass's diamondeGene Grant's magic4Perham Amsden's ability to act- Paulyne Cunningham's snakesAKatherine Dutton's freckles-Ermo Flanders's coupe- Jimmy Mollison's red face 'Henry Perkins's ability to take code-Bill Stover's engine inventions!-Faye Tabbutt's brown eyes- Thomas Wight's bashfulness. T1l'1'r1ly-cfgh!

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56729 Keystone HIGHEST RANKERS IN Girls' Physical Boys' Physical SENIOR SUBJECTS F ztness F itness Names listed in order of excellence Grgce Davls Allen Home Shirley Vaughan Edward Stone English Hismry Anne Piper Edwin Merrill, Jr Natalie Harding Natalie Harding Shorthand Typewrz'tz'ng Priscilla Bryant Priscilla Bryant Grace Davis Grace Davis Nell Doak Edna Tweedie Louise Douglass Clmnishy Louise Douglass Shirley Johnson Thomas Wight Manual Arts Radio Natalie Harding Lloyd Woodbury William Stover Priscilla Bryant Alton Kenney Albert Weymouth Jr Problems of Donald Barnes Henry Perkins Democracy Jllusic Andrea Thorne Priscilla Bryant Florence Young Leiella Clark I Joyce McNeal Florence Young Librarians I s, ,g L. 'siill l l Seated. left to right, Shirley Clark, Norma Clark, Alberta Small, Arlene Tweedie. Standing, left to right, Louise Holmes, Louise Douglass, Mrs. Nickerson, Laura Rogers. T zventy-

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The Keysfione Final Curtain COLORS MOT TO FLOWERS Blue and Silver Impossible Is Un-American White Rose and Iris CLASS ROLL on Saturday, June 3. We have chartered . the Schooner Mattie owned by Capt. Frank Boys 28 Girls 35 Swift of Camden for an all-day excursion on the outer bay. It is planned to leave Camden GRADUATION PARTS at 8:30 in the morning with about forty Valedictory Natalie Harding students and special guests chaperoned by Salutatory Thomas Wight Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rhoades. Although lst Honor Essay Priscilla Bryant this is a fairly new venture, it is anticipated 2nd Honor Essay Faye Tabbutt with pleasure despite the large number of LAST ASSEMBLY SPEAKERS Address to Undergraduates Edward Stone Class History Grace Davis Presentation of -Gifts .4 Boys Joyce McNeal Girls Donald Hammons Class Will Elise Harmon Class Prophecy Gene Grant Scripture Perham Amsden CLASS MARSHAL Q Harold Jones GRADUATION PIANIST wg ' Lydia Dulfer . UPPER QUARTER CALL OVER 895 Natalie Harding Perham Amsden Thomas Wight Lawrence Drinkwater Priscilla Bryant Armth Foster Faye Tabbutt Grace Davis Nell Doak Anne Piper James Mollison Florence Young Laura Rogers ' ,Madeline Dickey Belle Vose Graduation Week will get off to an early start this year with the Senior Class outing susceptible land-lubbers among us. Sunday, June 4, at 2:30 in the afternoon, the Baccalaureate services will be held in the auditorium. The Seniors have invited the Rev. James L. Hayes, an incomparable mainstay to us this year, to be our speaker. We are wondering just how we -,will treat Onward Christian Soldiers. Also, we hope we aren't still in a rolling sea gait when the signal is given to march. Q A On Monday and Tuesday of graduation week all seniors having a yearly average of 85 per cent in senior subjects will be excused from quarterly exams. On Wednesday, June 5, we come to a fshake-up in the traditional routine on Grad- uation Week. At this writing we are planning to have the Senior Ball on Wednesday, dancing to be from 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. with Norman l,ambert's orchestra of Bangor providing the music. It is still not definitely settled but we are hoping that Thursday will be the date of Last Chapel 'at ZIP. M. with the graduation exercises at 8lP. .M. Dr. Francis Seelye Bixler, President of Colby College, is to be our Commencement Speaker. Presentation of diplomas and awards will be made by Mrs. Hazel M. Flanders. T1rf'n!y-nine