Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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than many in more fortunate circumstances. Likewise, I have GENERAL APPRECIATION To you, the faculty of Crosby High School, we, the Keystone Board of 1957, express our sincere gratefulness for all the unselfish things you have done for us. We wish to thank you for the many little but important things you have done for .us during our four years at Crosby High School and for all the students at Crosby during the past years. FROM YOUR PRINCIPAL Punctuality To attempt in limited space to define or emphasize the theme H abits of this yearbook-Character, Service, Leadership, Scholarship- is an impossible task. Character is an all' inclusive term in de- ReliA bility scribing what a person is and one must use all the terms found Religion beside this item. In addition one must consider the following: judgment, social and personal habits, heredity, environment, 17153514 tive emotions, ethics, honesty, integrity, courage, ambition, trust- Service worthiness, dependability, associates, activities and ethics. InduSTry I have purposely put Scholarship at the bottom of the list for I firmly believe that many of our best-characteredn citizens LeadErship are those of low scholastic ability. They rate high in everyone's Sch0laRship opinion for they use their limited abilities to a greater degree put Leadership down the list, for I believe it is as important that we have good followers as good leaders. The good followers must be pres ent in much larger numbers than good leaders. Service is one of the most important characteristics, for anyone can serve in some important worthwhile manner. It should be higher on the list but it had to be satisfied with the low position in order that the all-important religion or spiritual trait could- be listed. Service to one's group-family, school', church, club, town, state or country-is within the capabilities of all persons to some degree. A person who serves is a happy person, I believe. Seniors and all Crosby students: If you will be the most that you can possibly become, develop positively the traits mentioned. Your Home, your Church, Crosby, Maine and your Country will be the better for your having lived as a part. of it. Sincerely,

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PERRY G. WORTMAN Principal WINFRED S. BROWN SHARON I.. CI.ARK Boys' Physical Education Girls' Physical Eclucution ALBERT E, WRYMOUTH, SR. Guidance :md History r. N A 'Q 5 . .,..!9X5l.g+:-:L , :Q':!5:.fi ' . 151-5-ggg:'.i:zv:if.fS,gIi1:2'i'lQ: '-fff: '-S:f:- ' 11.1 X' of, N MARIETTA W. PACKARD BLAINI2 H. JACK Commercial A Commercial xxx ., . f . NJ' if Q A ' X slllllffa IEP. L. QS- 'Y- . .ft I rt 'sgtal lllf - Y' A . ' , 'sl1lnS'L-t..'.'- tlsl.lXlsxBtrmis Rims. in w w' CALVIN W. JORDAN Guidance and Social Science CHRISTINE M. ROBERTS ALBERT E. WEYMOUTH, JR Mathematics Speech and Social Studies