Foxcroft Academy - Review Yearbook (Dover Foxcroft, ME)

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The Academ Review Dover-Foxcroft, Maine, June, l930 FOXCROFT ACADEMY 'x , li Editorial Board Editor-in-Clziof XYELMA HURGESS. '30 Assoriato Editors IRENE GILBERT, '31 CARL DRAKE, '31 Alumrzi Editors JUNE DANFORTH, '32 LILLIAN AMES, '31 Litvrary Editors MADELYN BALLARD, '30 GEORGE VVARREN, '30 Athletic Editors GEORGE DUNHAM, '30 LUCILLE CAMPBELL, '32 , Club Editors Exrlzango Editor IANNA ULAKENEY, '31 Class Editors KIARION MERRILL, '30 OLIVE GRAY, '31 JOHN RIDEOUT, '32 ARTHUR YORK, '33 Prrsoaals LOUIS PIIILPOT, '30 KATHLEEN ANNIS, '30 fokr Editors NIARGARET UEARCE, '32 SUSAN DRYSDALE, '33 Busivzoss Manager IXODNEY NOYIZS, '30 Assistant Managers CARMELITA MERRILL, '30 BERYL PALMER, '30 WINNIFRED BLAKENEY, '30 STUART fXLEXANDER, '30

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6 Academy Review EDITORIAL WW 1930 REVIEW Have you ever heard of the ACAIIEMY REVIEVV? A joy of years gone by. This annual of 1930 is sponsored by the Senior Class of Foxcroft Academy. For four years the Academy has not put out a real school annual. It was in 197313 that the ACADEMY REVIEW Inade its last appearance. In 1927 the students typewrote their own magazines. In 1928 the English C lub undertook to sponsor an annual, but, as the time before commencement was brief. it never appeared. The class of 1930 was then in its Sophomore year. ln our Junior year, 1929, no attempts were made toward having an annual. At the very First of this year the Seniors decided to sponsor an ACADEMY REVIEW. A committee was appointed to look into this affair. Then when the reports of the committee came in favorably, an editorial statlf was chosen among all the classes. The class of 1930 wishes to thank the other classes, faculty, and townspeople who have so helpfully cooperated with them in behalf of the REVIEW. They also have great gratitude for those in near-by towns that have seen the prolitableness of advertising in their paper. F. I-X. has often been accused of lacking the essential to success-School Spirit. Since the Christmas Holidays the F. A. students have proved their worth by offer- ing the best of materials for the annual. We have discovered poets. humorists. essayists, a1Id real salesmen among these so-called indifferent students. The Seniors, especially. have learned by experience the hows and whys of putting out an annual. The other classmen have gained excellent knowledge in this line, also. They will be able to put out a still better annual another year. VV e hope you enjoy our annual of 1939. Don't forget to look at the Alumni list for all your old pals' addresses! Most of all. send away the blues forever by reading our blokes. Lastly, look at the Dignihed Seniors' Personals. V. W. B., '30.