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FAIR The fourth annual fair was held on October 14, 1949, at the Town Hall with a large crowd attending. At a meeting of the representatives of each class, the following booths were decided upon: seniors, cider and home cooked foods 3 juniors, white elephant table, sophomores, fudge: freshmen, toysg seventh and eighth grades, grabs, canned fruits, and vegetables. The post-graduates as- sisted the junior class. The seniors made their cider at Mr. Clark Hill's on Wednesday pre- ceeding the fair. Twenty-one gallons were pressed and sold, with the pro- fit of approximately 314 going to the class treasury. All classes sold out, and a dance followed with the music furnished by the school turntable. The profit was 3186.79. Prizes were awarded to the best decorated booths. The senior class for the second year, won first prize for their booth which was decorated in American Beauty rose and white. The juniors were awarded second prize for their yellow and white booth. The classes greatly appreciate the generosity and help of their parents, class advisers, and fri-ends. Curtis Magazine Drive The annual Curtis Drive began September 7, and carried through September 21. There were two teams, girls' and boys', led by their respec- tive captains, Lucy Small and Bruce Haskell. On Friday, September 9, Byron Damon won a pencil set, and Bruce Haskell won a silver dollar. On Mon- day, September 12, a knife was a- warded to Byron Damon, a doll to Lucy Small, and two silver dollars to Bruce Haskell. On Wednesday, September 14, a box of candy went to Robert Poitras and two silver dollars to Byron Damon. All of these prizes were awarded to the high salesmen on each of these days. The grand prize, a wrist watch, also was won by Byron Damon. Those selling over 330 worth of subscriptions received a certificate of credit from the Curtis Publish- ing Company. These salesmen were: Byron Damon with tw-enty subscrip- tions totaling 376g Lucy Small, eleven subscriptions, 3445 Bruce Haskell, ten subscriptions, 333.903 Rosalyn Haskell, five subscriptions, 330.653 Sylvia Howard, twelve sub- scriptions, 337.60g and Randall Has- kell, nine subscriptions, 330. Total sales amounted to 3493.55 The cost of the watch, which was won by Byron Damon, was subtract- ed from the combined profit of the two teams. Net profit for the school after prizes were deducted was 314023. jlfenfil-nine
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fy-ui Scaled, left tu right: R. Conary, J. Haskell, V. Billings, B. Joyce. L. Poitras, B. Eaton. Standing: B. Perez, C. Woodman, N. Greenlaw, G. Barbour, J. Howard, M. Eaton, Mrs Matheson, M. lravis. Library Club The Library Club welcomed sev- eral new members this year. They were: Marilyn Davis, Carolyn Wood- man, Joan Haskell, and Marilyn Eaton. The ofiicers of the club were elected as follows: president, Bever- ly Eatong vice-president, Gloria Bar- bourg secretary, Norma Greenlawg treasurer, Bernadette Joyce. At the fair the club received 38.50 from the Alumni table and 311.26 from the Librarian table. Tickets on a bridal doll, which was dressed by Mrs. Norman Greenlaw, were also sold. There was S26 realized. The total receipts amounted to 34576. ,ll The number of books in the library total 1,075. The new books that have been added to the library this year are: Bartlett's Famous Quotations. Grolier Encyclopedia, The Read'er's Encyclopedia, King of the Wind, Webster's Geographical Dictionary, Tclerision Works Like This, West of the Hills, This I Remember, Rowan Head, The Way West, and A Histo-ry of Maine. The magazines that have been subscribed to this year are: Life, Saturday Evening Post, Boy's Life, Senior Prom, National Geo- graphic, Christian Science Monitor, Pine Cone, Omnibook, Yowng Ameri- ca, and Current Science and Aviation.
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