Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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5 ef ,sa First row, left to right: E. Gelo, J. Lang, R. Floyd, O. Hogden, B. Fish, S. Curtis, N. Blood, D. Dakin, S. Clark, J. Kapilolf. Second row: R. Gerrish, N. Hills, G. Black, I. Herrick, D. Curtis, J. Elms, W. Birmingham, F. Drew, H. Chalmers, J. Jacobs, M. Clark. Third row: P. Clark, H. Hastings, R. Burns, R. Colcord, I. Berry, H. Hahn, J. Boynton, R. Evans, E. Glidden. Fourth row: J. Hawley, C. Hall, B. Fowles, L. Gutterson, L. Albee, F. Baker, W. Ames, G. Kenney, D. Blood, M. Gray. First row, left to right: R. Thompson, S. Vose, D. Riley, L. Stearns, B. Payson, N. Grady, W. Southworth, L. Higgins, J. Roberts, L. Parker, M. Moody. Second row: V. Tripp, C. Smith, S. Thompson, S. Winters, C. Tower, Willis, A. Meservey, P. Robbins, S. Wood, V. Littlefield, N. Richards, L. Leadbetter, F. Sieman. Third row: L. Thomas, D. Robertson, R. Torrey, H. Ncaley, H. Lawler, J. Woods, D. War- man, C. Larrabee, J. Robbins, W. Sumner, J. Rich. Fourth row: D. Thompson, W. Macleod, R. Marsano, R. Mosher, E. Robertson, D. O'Leary, B. Young, D. Wing, R. Morse, R. Sampson. Junior Class This year, our class has been extremely busy, enjoying each moment of school life with all of its varied activities and also preparing for our last year at Crosby. Several fund-raising projects were successfully un- dertaken. We have begun to realize that graduation day is drawing near. Our three years in school have been so happy with innumerable experiences to remember, some with delightful memories, others with a little regret. We are all looking forward to our last year and hope it will be as fruitful as the other years have been.

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T Sophomore Class This year has been busy and successful under the guidance of our class adviser, Mr. Calvin Jordan. In September, the following officers were elected: president, Robert Fish, vice-president, Carolyn Vickeryg treasur- er, Phyllis Hayward g and secretary, Margie Roberts. Judith Randall, Fred Cross and Peter Haddock represented the class in student co.uncil. Late in November, the representative from the Balfour Ring Com- pany came for a selection of class rings, which arrived late in March. In January, each class had to present an assembly, ours was based on a TV Variety Show. A Sophomore Hop will be held in the spring. First row, left to right: L. Elwell, Colby, Cunningham, C. Bragdon, S. Elms, B. Curtis, G. Foss, L. Bowen, J. Ellingwood. Second row: E. Erskine, S. Wark, M. Hatch, D. Webber, S. Rajaniemi, C. Ryan, S. Jones P. Clark, B. Cushman. Third row: D. Gibson, Dolby, R. Callahan, W. Gatchcll, R. Hall, E. Flagg, D. Glidden L. Grindle, F. Cross. Fourth row: D. Cogswell, M. Gratton, Dakin, Berry, D. Bastian, R. Briggs, S. Clements C. Clements, R. Brown, K. Harding. l ir.vt row, left to right: B. Sinclair, G. Philbrook, B. Sieman, M. Roberts, R. Fish, C. Vickery P. Hayward, L. Mosher, Mank, M. Libby. Second row: J. Maddocks, S. Libby, S. Ryan, S. Moulton, V. Smith, F. Tripp, Randall, E Orchard, D. Kimball, L. Nickerson, R. Moulton. Third row: T. Ward, N. Rice, C. Wellman, R. Thompson, D. Perry, II. Holmes, W. Plamon- don, H. Miller, R. Moulton. Fourth row: II. Harvey, M. Reed, P. Hanson, P. Watt, R. Rumncy, E. Porter, R. Robbins, S. Staples, A. Miller, A. Wing. J 5 1 1 QM N Q' In li - I-