Erskine Academy - Pinnacle Yearbook (South China, ME)

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-4,-:I::::::poooc::::: -----ofA--A -A-90004: THE PINNACL VOLUME VIII NUMBER 1 SOUTH CHINA, ME., MARCH, 1922 Published by STUDENTS OF ERSKINE ACADEMY SOUTH CHINA, MAINE fP'rintecl by City Job Print, Waterville, M e.j BOARD OF EDITORS : EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...................... ABRAM GLASER, ALUMNI EDITOR .... LOCAL EDITOR ...... -- ..... DOROTHY FARNSWORTH, EXCHANGE EDITOR .... BUSINESS MANAGER ATHLETIC EDITOR-.. LITERARY EDITOR-- -- .......... LEWIS TURNER, PERSONALS EDITOR .... SENIOR EDITOR ..... JUNIOR EDITOR ......... SOPHOMORE EDITOR FRESHMAN EDITOR- In -------------FRED TURNER, - - - -MERRILL THOMPSON, ---- ---------AUDREY FOSTER, -- ..... VERNON BOYNTON, EX -----DORIS SHUMAN, ----EMMA GASPER -----VERNE JONES ---------LEE BASSETT --..-MADELINE BARTON, 9 3 7 I' --'fl ---:pooc--J: LL :::oo:::::.:::o::

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-AAA:v4:A-A- --AA-- -v--v-v .... oc---:1:--:bo-0 CATES' Greenhouses East Vassalboro, Maine CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS Telephone South China 1-22. BRIGHTON CARLSBAD SLEEPING WEAR Embrace all the finer points that as- sure the wearer, solid comfort Sold in Augusta by Beane CS' Cross The Womerfs Garments by D. W. Adams Co. f H. MOSHER Dealer in BUTTER and EGGS Farm Produce in Season Tel. Con. Weeks Mills, Me. Compliments of b Mrs. A, B. Morrison WEEKS MILLS, - MAINE FRANK A. DOE GROCERIES and PROVISIONS BOOTS and SHOES Tel. Con. Weeks Mills, Me. l H. O. SAMPSON HARNESS MAKER and AUTOMOBILE TRIMMING East Vassalboro, Maine Telephone 14-2, South China. :::: ::1::::::::::::::::::::5oooc .L

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'V 2 THE PINNACLE f . 1 1 wk, , 1 fzm llllz Sl ,fu W1 S7 A as , 1 ORIALS fd r , ffllnmlzflzlf f 1. 15 :lf ff' V f A f We have succeeded in reviving the Pin- nacle, which has not been published since 1911. The board has endeavored to present a paper that will meet the expectations of both the students and the people. Our success if there be any, is due to the faith- ful work of the editors, the kindly assist- ance of our schoolmates, and the untiring efforts of our teachers. We hope that when we lay our pens aside, the class of 1923 will take them up and carry on the work with a spirit that will carry the Pin- nacle to the very height of success. I THOUGHT. It was the month of June, When the grass was tall and green, The air was full of fragrance, And flowers beautiful were seen. The clouds floated o'erhead Unfolding the sun on high, All was so gentle up there As fleecy objects covered the sky. Now I sat there on the green, Pulling grass from the sod, And thought how it was constructed- How?--I blamed it all to God. If you only had His power,- Did you ever wonder thus? Arid sit in His golden tower To reign this world of us? There's lots of things to consider Do you think you could manage all, To feed every plant and flower, And answer to everyone's call? Think! Could you do it better? That's what I thought as I sat. To yourself would you give more pleasure? But of happiness none df that? And, as I thought it all over, The animals, flowers, birds of the air, The trees, fruits, seasons of the year- I prayed, thanking God for their care. VERNE JONES, '23.