Crosby High School - Keystone Yearbook (Belfast, ME)

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W. ROGER WOOD Rag College Class Prophecy Class Treasurer 2, 35 Magazine Sales 3. 1 know a little about a lot of things. CLAIR F. WOODS Colleen General 'lW'ise to resolve and patient to reform. CLAYTON EUGENE LaCOMBE Cookie Vocational Transferred from Camden 3 Football 4. Absence makes the heart grow fonclerf' CONSTANCE EBERT Connie College Transferred to Virginia 4 Best wishes from the Class of '59.

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MELINDA D. WADLIN Lyn College Transterred from Waterville 2 Freshman Plays I5 Editor school paper I5 Literary Editor Yearbook I5 Class Historian 25 Latin Club 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Captain 45 Vice-President 45 One-Act Plays 35 Crosby Revue 3, 45 Junior Prom 35 Dirigo Girls' State 35 Graduation Usher 35 Candy Sales 45 Freshman Reception 45 Class Trip Com- mittee 45 Cheerleaders Conference 35 Football Dance Queen 45 Class Day Committee 45 Opening Exercises Class Day 4. i'Din1ple iii chin, cleuii within. JOAN WILCOX Joanie General Thought is deeper than all speech, Feeling deeper than all thought. JACK HILLMAN WARD Jackren General Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Projectionist Club I, A imnclle of mischief and an ocean of smilesf' ROBERT JEANNE WI I 'G Broil:-ie w y Illjiv Il X iommerc' Ig 5 C sgywfue I , l 5 Crer AI5 stqpe aryl I S r a A . Cheerla er2 5 Qtain , eri 45 eerl rs' 'Xtqhfer e 5 nny Qlarni IP'-2 ' , man XRPI ti 47 Cliss Tri ommit y Sales I 'Chpri I,, Ba aur te 5 Dan, Commit- tee' I, 3,PffytI? St nt C u il, lVice-P' sident 45 Iv9jct'lwe'D2l:c ary 5 Music Festival I5 Commera cial Cm 3, lfllleporter 3, President 45 Class As- sembly I, 2, 3, 45 Class Supper 3. Where there's frm, she's always in it, Never still for half a minute. WILLIAM WILSON WEST Wi53y General Merry as the day is long. DEANE WOOD Woody Vocational The weight of my brain is stunting my growth.

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SENIOR CLASS Left to right: R. Wing, Secretary, M. Rohde, President: W. Sherman, Treasurer, M. Wadlin, Vice President. We, the class ot I959, can loolc baclc on a memorable year. In September we elected our class otlicers. l-lerman Barr, represented us on the Student Council as well as the Council otlicers. This year proved to be the busiest ot our high school career. Many participated in athletics, drarnatics, music, and numerous committees. Worlc on the Keystone was an exciting and challenging job. Instead ot a class trip this year, we voted to put our money toward graduation expenses. Our last week came - with a mixture ot joy and sorrow, we went through Baccalaureate, Class Day, Graduation, and the Senior Ball. Although we shall miss being a part ot Crosby, our graduation is the climax ot tour very special years. 22