Leavitt Area High School - Angelus Yearbook (Turner, ME)

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LEAVITT ANGELUS I HAZEL ELLEN VARNEY Hazel Turner, Maine Home Econonucs Course Glee Club Cl, 2. 3, 455 Junior Drama C35. Don't talk with anyone that talks faster than you. A fast talker-a typewriting enthusiast-a friend of all-a good humorist-a perfect companion for every- body-all constitute those good qualities which compel us to include Hazel as our personal and best-liked pal. NORMAN PHILIP WAITE L Norm Leeds, Maine Preparatory Scientific Course Class President C2, 3, 455 President of Forensic Club C455 Treasurer of Forensic Club C455 Member of National Forensic League C455 Sec.-Treas. of N. F. L. Chapter C455 Freshman Sophomore Prize Speaking Clst and 2nd prize5 Cl, 25 5 Junior Declamations, lst prize C35 5 Colby Speaking Contest Cl. 255 Debating C2, 455 Class Marshal '36 C355 New England Speech Tournament. lst in Original Oratory C45 5 Junior Drama C355 One-Act Play Contest C45 5 Senior Drama C455 Prophecy for Girls, The girl of whom Norm is so fond Is usually found at Bear Pond. VVhile others may ask. What of the girl in Milton. Mass. XVe cannot exactly foretell this witty hoy's future, but he threatens to spend the remainder of his life as a govern- mental official. GILBERT PARKER WOOD Gib H Greene, Maine Preparatory Scientific Course President of S. A. A. C455 Student Council C455 Secretary and Treasurer of Class Cl, 255 Treasurer of Class C3, 455 Operetta C255 Boys' Chorus C35 455 Minstrel Show C455 S, A. A, Drama C455 Band One-Act Play 445g Senior Drama C455 Interclass Basketball C455 Interclass Track C455 Track C451 Prize Speaking Cl, 255 Editor of Boys' Athletics C455 Toast fo Girls. Give a line but don't accept one. A 'A Gib is one of the popular boys of our class. He is an ardent supporter of all school functions and contributes to the classroom activities. sfw .Se .3 e X X 1 I , I 1

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LEAVITT ANGELUS 15 Literary SALUTATORY Trustees, Members of the School Board, Parents, Teachers, Schoolmates, and Friends: On behalf of each and every member of this graduating class, I wish to extend to you, one and all, a most sincere welcome to our graduation exercises. Today is one of the great days of our lives. Great-because it marks a change in them. During the years in the past you have been working with us, guiding us, carrying the load, that we might not stumble along the sometimes dark pathway of Life. But at this time you are stepping aside, allowing us to journey slowly on. You are stepping aside that we may test our strength -to see if we are actually strong enough to journey on alone. As we gaze into the Tomorrow, we can see too plainly that we shall need strength to carry on. Strength to keep on moving- to realize our ambitions, no matter how great the opposition - strength to see a light ahead no matter how heavy the clouds may hang above-strength to see the good in our friends and strength to overlook their weaknesses-strength to Find the true and righteous road rather than to take one of the many lower ones. Today we need more strength than we ever have needed before. Strength and friends! One can never have too much strength or too many good friends. May we all be blessed with both. Trustees, and Members of the School Board: It is through your kind efforts and co-operation that we are able to have such a high-rating school as Leavitt Institute. We welcome you to our graduation exercises. Parents: Itls so hard to find words to express our appreciation for what youlve done for us. All our lives you've helped us, y0u've guided us, youyve smoothed out the rough spots. To you we extend a most gracious welcome. Faculty: For the past four years youlve struggled with us, trying to teach us- much from books and much from life. You have not failed. To you we extend a very hearty welcome. Schoolmates: What good times we've had together while at Leavitt-sometimes at work -more often at play. As true friends, never to be forgotten, we welcome you here. Friends: As we, the Class of 1937, see you gathered here, we realize what a great help you have been to us in the past and what a great help you are destined to be to us in our journey through Life. Bearing this in mind, we welcome you here. In closing, may I leave with you this last thought. sr Life is like a journey, Taken on a train, XVith a pair of travelers, At each windowpane. I may sit beside you All the journey through Or I may sit elsewhere Never knowing you. But if Fate should mark me To sit at your side, Let's be pleasant travelers, It is so short a ride. And now to each and every one of you gathered in this hall, the Class of 1937 ex- tends a most sincere and hearty welcome to its graduation exercises. Alice Norraine Prince HONOR ESSAY: FRIENDSHIP Pure friendship is a flower that blooms at all seasons. It may be Hourishing on the snow-capped mountains of Alaska as well as in the valleys of the South. Friendship is a bright flame sending forth none of the smoke of selfishness among men. Nothing but time can detect the baseness of false friends. Deception is the hobby horse on which many people ride through life. We should be extremely careful in whom we confide. Even then we will often times be mistaken. When misfortune comes to a person, he can then learn who his true