Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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OHNSONVS with idle chatter and cokeg Main Street gvared to 11 XVkll'ti1Tl6' pact-g the new Youth Center. This is the home town, joe, that is so typical and yet so different from every other small town. Yon'H remember all these things when you soo the snaps, and we know thc INt'll10l'i6'S ure- happy. 'ET 1 in 5 Q fm new 4 X Q W' 1 EQ ,hih Z 3 winery :w

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70e ze 77cm 012 666, 06 QWe have a minuteman Hagj AR STAMPS! This is how Crosby does a little more to help out, joe. With the diligent Work of Gloria F rohock, student manager, and Mr. Weymouth and Mrs. Marden, faculty advisors, stamp sales moved to ninety per cent. For that month Crosby won the minuteman Hag. Witness the cere- monial raising of the Hag in the centered picture below. To the left are the previously mentioned heads of the groupg to the right is some vigorous buying. When ninety per cent of us buy stamps, the minuteman Hag flies to remind us that you're still over there, joe, and that We must keep up the fight on the home front.