Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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Junior Class XYith one more year to go, the juniors are thinking ahead. They have had .1 food sale. sold booklets and boolteovers. and are planning to do many other things in order to raise money. They are very well represented in boys' and girls' sports. Many juniors were also taking an active part in the band. orchestra, glee club. play, and the many clubs at Crosby. The 'lunior Prom was a sueeess due to the hard working ehairf man and the various committees. The juniors worked just as hard to make the Senior Ball a big sueeess for the graduating class. to which we wish the best of luck. So, with the many members of the junior class distinguishing themselves in athletic and seholastie events, it is evident that next year will be il very profitable and enjoyable one for the Class of '56. First row, left to right: C. Davis, B. Dean. E. Rhodes, A. Morse, E. Vvood, K. Jackson, N. Cross, A. Mendelson. K. Godding, B. VVest. S. Peterson. Class Advisor: B. Gould, B. Gross, B. Lenfest, KI. Knowlton. S. Bragdon, A. Harvey, A. Nlarriner, Thompson, M. Libby. Second row, left to right: D. McLain, C. Roberts, M. Cross. R. Baehelder, M. Littlefield, G. Meservey. j. Crindle, P. Perkins, S. Vose, j. Huntington, H. Greenlaw, L. Pickering, I. Landry, J. Fish, ll. VVhiteomb, A. Lynch, hi. Paige. VV. Moulton. Tlzird row, left io riglztf H. Torrey, F. Robbins, N. Morse, B. Philbrook, D. Dodge, R. Sherman, S. Hanson, E. Parker, Pi. Howard, R. Roberts, K. Drinkwater, P. lXfleLoughlin, L. Riley, bl. Hall, XV. Suddy, B. Clark, B. Copson. C. Vvard. MacDonald. Fourth row, left to right! D. Philbrook, A. Munson. T. Home. H. Gurney, D. Shibles, R. Goodwin B. Gould. G. XVoods, VV. Briggs, C. Hustus, R, Finley, L. Evans, R. Faulkinham, A. Gammon. K. Nickerson, P. Dudley, D. Howard, P. Doak, D. Johnson.

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Sophomore Class The sophomore class is not only one of the largest in the school but also it is probably one of the busiest. Two big dances sponsored by the class were the Record llop. held in December, and the annual Sophomore llop in March. 4- Q- Early in the year, the class met and discussed the topic of class X ' rings. Specific sets of rings were chosen which arrived in the late t' winter. Class dues for this year were Sl .251 it was understood that unless the class members paid their dues, they would not be eligible to go on the class trip. As in past years, this class has leaders participating in all phases of school activities such as athletics, music and various clubs. Nlore than half ol' the class are involved in at least one of the activities. First row, left to riglztf N. Grady, R. Cerrish, D. Smith, D. Beckwith, L. Higgins, S. Clark, S. XVinters, D. Dakin, A. Kleservev, ,l. Lang. Mr. Rhodes, Class Advisor: S. Kelley, R. Thompson, L. Leaclbetter, Vose, C. Tower, F. Sieinan, S. Thompson, M. Moody, P. Robbins. Seeoml row, left to right: V. Littlefield, R. Fish, XVillis, V. Tripp, D. Bailey, Jacobs, O. llotlgen, N. Blood, Sholes, E. Celo, D. Riley, N. Richards, S. VVood. M. Clark, R. Flovd, L. Parker, Curtis, il. Kapilofl, M. Cross, Roberts. 4 Thirrl row, left to riglztf L. Thomas, D. Robertson, Robbins, R. Curtis, R. Evans, R. Sampson, C. Larrabee, R. Coleord, C. Nickerson, D. VVarman, I. Rerry, H. Chalmers, R. Bums, S. McCray H. Lawler, D. XVing, C. Parker, D. Livingston, P. Clark, H. Neally, N. Marshall. Fourth row, left to right! R. Fowles, S. Blethen, D. Blood, G. Black, H. Hahn, dl. Vvoods, C. Hall E. Robertson, D. Thompson, H. Hastings, XV. Birmingham, VV. Ames. D. O'Leary', F. Drew, Di Bastian, R. Mosher, B. Payson, Hawley, Elms, L. Albee, D. Curtis, VV. Southworth, F. Baker, G. Kenney. Q 1 fYx 15.7 -351' -A 2 F C XI I I I I