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THE ACADEMY BELL XKOL. XXXVII FRYEIIURG, MAINE NO. 1 F wOOOr 1000: :tit IGI! 1 1: 1 5 7 hiiurial fgnzrrh 5 ga 10001 00004 10004 vO0Ut 1014 E Editor-in-Chief ESTHER BAKER, '27 Assistant Editors BROOKS EASTMAN, '27 STANLEY P. QUINN, '27 1 , AX'ERIL HARNDEN, '27 Athletics ETHEL HALL, '26 Exclianges Alunini BEATRICE THOMPSON, '27 PEARL HALEY, '27 Jokes ROBERT SMITH, '26 CLYDE JOHNSON, '29 DONALD BQCKEEN, '27 LORIN HURD, '28 Art VIOLA BOWKER, '26 Business Manager Assistant JOHN WESTON, '27 RUTH PETERSON, '27 Faculty Advisers MISS LOWE MISS COBURN
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Ulallle nf 011111121115 Q35 Dedication .... BELL Board . .. Editorials .......... Literary Department ........ Lincolnizing the World ................. The Fryeburg and Kennett Football Game It Might Have Been Worse ............. Fryeburg-on-the-Saco ....... A Perfect Gentleman .......... Grandpa Twiddle-Dum's Goat .... A Weird Night ............. Memoir .............. Friday, the Thirteenth .... The Ku Klux Klan ..... Oh Maggie! My Maggie! School Notes .............. Music ......... Alumni Notes . .. Class Statistics .... Athletics ...... Iokes ..... Exchanges ....... Advertisements . . .
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l 6 THE A CADEMY BELL 1000, 1000: woooa 10001 'OOORWH go 7 hifnrizrlz 5 y H.. ..... me mo. .ar W -9 THE ACADEMY BELL This issue of the ACADEMY BELL is the only one printed th. . . IS year, and a new Editorial Board is handling it. We have tried to make this a l tt Je er and larger paper than has ever before been published in F A Do h' . . -you t ink we have suc- 5 ceeded? We appreciate the interest that has been shown in this number and the help that has been given, and we hope that the paper will continue to be published in the future. Much c d' ' re it is due to Miss Coburn and Miss Lowe who have so generously and willin l ' g y given us their valuable time to make this issue a success. In this paper all the classes have contributed. ED1'roR-IN-CHIEF. + MRS. HASTY Mrs. Ha ye urg Academy for fourteen years, and has the enviable record of Hunking less than three pupils in all these years. Her eyes could be stern to a refractory pupil or s m th ' , y pa et1c and tender to one in trouble Someho 'h . w, wit a low spoken word or two, she could make the worst acting pupil subside and feel ashamed of himself, while s 4 ' ome other teacher might talk all the time without producing results. sty was a teacher of Latin in Fr b X DONALD M CKEEN, '27,
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