Foxcroft Academy - Review Yearbook (Dover Foxcroft, ME)

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no Academy Review PEARL Woouxun, A. ll. f University of Mainej, English, H istory. Faithful, gentle, good, Wearing the rose of womanhoodf' LEONA llOGAN tMt. llolyokej, Latin, Matlzmnatirs, English. A life that moves to gracious ends. LEONA LEIGHTON Qlfeal Collegej, Commercial Subjerts. And she has hair of golden hue, Take care ! FRANCIS Dona, B. S. CUniversity of Mainej, Motheinatirs, Science. Gallant, graceful, gentle, tall, Fairest, noblest, best of all. RUTH KINCAID BEARCE f Ontario Ladies' College, Whitby, Ontario, New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, Harvard Summer School, 2 yearsj, Girls' Physical Director, History. Ready in heart and ready in hand. JANE F. FOSTER C Boston Universityj, Music. I do but sing because I must, And pipe but as the linnets sing. ADE L. Ross fNasson Institutej, H omg' Economics. A soul, So full of summer warmth, so glad, So healthy, sound, and clear and whole. WALTER L. BROWN COswego Normalj, Manual Arts. Ring in the love of truth and right, Ring in the common love of good. WW

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Academy Review 9 any sort are very discourteous in the classroom. It is also a mark of courtesy to speak distinctly so that everyone in the room will be able to hear. It is just as important to be courteous in the home-room as in the classroom. It is courteous to keep the desks neat and orderly and cooperate in every way pos- sible with the teacher in making the room bright and clean. Perhaps one of the greatest needs of courtesy is at recess, when so many stu- dents use the corridors and schoolrooms for playgrounds. All forms of active play should be eliminated because of injury to persons and property. At games students should not forget to play the part of a good sportsman. To be a good sportsman students must treat the opposing team with marked courtesy. Students may develop courtesy by first learning the rules given above and then, p1'art'i.rf', j11'az'!i.rv, fvrucfisc. One has to remember only that, There is a time for some things, and a time for all things, a time for great things, and a time for small things. FACULTY FRANK ti. STONE, A. ll., Principal 1 llatesj, C'if1':v11sl1ip Training, General Mathe- nmlirs. He was a man of honor, of noble and generous nature. lhissnz ll. Cooenu, A. ll.. Dean of liirls qllates, University of Chicagob, English. Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, These three alone lead life to sovereign power. xlAR'I'HA D. C1-msn, A. IS. flloston L'niversity, Rlcliill, Middlebury, Institute St. Germain, Parisj, l:I'Cllt'l1. All her thoughts as lair within her eyes As hotton agatcs seem to wave and float ln crystal currents of clear morning seas. ALIFREID -I. l:UR'l'IliR lSpringlieldl, FTIAVXTIYYI 1J1'1'ra'lm', Science. His memory long will live alone ln all our hearts. NTARION ll. CHANDLIER tklaine School of Commerce, University of Mainej, Com- 1lll'l't'f0l Subjects. The fountain of perpetual peace Hows there.

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Academy Review STUART ROBB ALEXANDER i'.'il1'L'H President English Club 1453 English Club 11, tl, Zi, 455 Vice-President l-English Club 1255, lireneh Club 145g De- bating Club 12153 lluys' Club 125, 453 Athletic Editor of F. .-1. News 1451 Assistant Business Manager ut ACADKIVIY Ri-Lyllflw 145 3 junior Play 12153 Senior Play 145, President of Athletic .-Xssneiatiun 1451 Varsity Football 13. 453 Var- sity Baseball 12. 2553 Varsity llasketball 123, 453 Captain Basketball 1255. llc,-zu ftll' llml lillle Utllltilz' ll11'n-:ex lzix 1I1'1lllIX ,' .ru .rlzimxv 1l youd deed in 11 11111151111-1' rm1'l1I. Alec says: l've racked my brain out trying tu decide the eternal problem uf whether to set up my business on Maine Street in Sebee ur Main Street in Dover-Foxcrott. Huwever, Alee. we're sure yrmu will be as popular in either place as you have been at li. A. KA'l'Hl.liliN .XNXIS lint English Club 123, 451 Housekeeping Club 1453 lfrench Club 145: Seninr Girls' Cuuneil 1455 Atxnniamx' liliX'IIiXV 1pers1:nals5 1453 Yulley Hall 115, 45, lfestiyal 11, 725. 'll.tll1jl1I um! Hn' ienrld lmlgfllx 'zeilll yen. Fat is trying tw study Alexander the Great in a inudel linrd, but eccasinnally she skips a page in the History due- to the rattling of the Tin Lizzie. lint laying all juk.ng aside, li. .-X. will eertainly miss Kathleeifs merry laugh. M .-Xl JELYN CliLliS'l'li l'lAl.l..XRlJ K1'1l ' Chorus 133, 25, 453 Varsity llasketball 1153 Treasurer Hnusekceping Club 135: lfrench Club 125, 45g President Ifreneh Club 145 1 linglish Club 12. 23, 45 3 Secretary linglish Club 11253 Editor-in-Chief lf. .l. Nvtex 1453 juniur and Senior Plays 121, 45: Literary liditur of the .A1'.XI5l'll5'lY Ric- Vllcw 1453 Civininereial Club 145g Vice-l'resident Cmn- niereial Club 145: Seninr Girls' Cuuneil 1-153 Hockey 1215, Class Baskttball 11, IZ, 2553 Baseball 1253 Typing Contest 11353 Minstrel Shnw 125, 453 Cuunty Typing Champion. llr1' lveuulifnl Iiliun hair xlmm' fnrlh like Ihv ligflzl nf ,rlar.r. As a cumini1tee woman Red has few equals. She has served on many eumniittees and has made them a suc- cess ere they started. Take a look at her. Don't those twinkling brown eyes 'neath that titian hair 1we'd rather not say redj tell you that when fun is brewing Red is not far away?