Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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Robert Brown Lvwis Hall Robert Luce Harold Clements Owen Smith? Frederick Jones John Simmons Robert Clements John Pillvy Nathaniel Rowe

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fC'57ze Keysfione 60 the Service Men of '44 Our class is proud to have so many boys in the service of our country. It has been a great loss to us in number, but we feel that no other loss would be for such a worthy cause. Therefore, we dedicate this page to those of our class who are now serving in the armed forces of the United States of America, both here and abroad. , We don't know what to send youg i We don't know what to write, We do know that it's very hard , When lads we love must fight. We're with you all the time, Though this may seem untrue, In mind, if not in body We're very close to you. We try to picture where you are And if you're strong and well, So many things we'd like to ask, But realize you cannot tell. Though you're a Sailor or Marine, Infantryman, or Bombardier In a country,--God knows where, We hope that He is watching, And plans your life with care. And when this war is over, As we pray it soon will be, You know that we'll be waiting Your smiling face to see. -Grace Davis '44 Our sailors are Frank Willis, Daniel Small, Mac Vaughan, Harold Young, Horace Bailey, Gilbert Bird, Malcolm Carver, Kenneth Mc- Leod, and Halson Thomas. Our soldiers are Walter Gee, Anthony Smith, Raymond Bachelder, Jack Stanhope, and Barbara Hichborn, a W.A.C. Walter is with our forces in northern Ire- land. We remember him as one of our most efficienthphotographerseFrank has finished his boot training and is serving on board ship -Buckwheat, our favorite football player, is in EnglandfDaniel Small has been in the hospital but isilnow well, and has been home on leavefMac is somewhere in the Pacific area-Gil and Malcolm have been training at the Castine Maritime School and are now on their cruise -Harold Young is overseasw Ray, our Gene Krupa, is in the Army. We wonder how many times he's been on K.P.e Horace Bailey has been in the European area for some time-At midyears one of our girls, Barbara Hichborn, joined the W.A.C.'s. We also have five senior boys in the ser- vice attending school untilgraduation. They are Donald Barnes and Eugene Grant of the Army Air Corps, Albert Weymouth, Jr. and Thomas Wight in the U.S. Navy. Allen Horne has passed the exams preparatory to entering the Maine Maritime Academy at Castine which he will enter upon graduation. 511'