Lee Academy - Crescent Yearbook (Lee, ME)

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THE CRESCENT. Ermcr. M. H.ANSE'05f, LEE. i'nr:nm'. ' Here is Ethel, our class president. She has proved herself faithful for four long years. Al- though she has taken the Normal Course, at times she thinks that the course in Domestic Science would have better fitted her for her future work. BI..-xNcm: B. BICCAFFERTY, LEE. E mann, Blanche has taken the Normal Course for four long years. Now it is a question in her mind whether it is better to teach, or to take Iiying lessons. Her highest ambition is to fly. We wonder why. BESSIE Eimasox, LEE. 55 ., . 73 nnrsx. Bessie is an unusuallv quiet girl. She hopes some day to become a great teacher. That is why she takes so much interest in her model lessons. If she only knew as much about teaching as she does about Mattamascontis she would be all right. HiXI.I.IIE A. Uunnm, LEE. HIIAIJM Hallie, a dignified Senior, has liven a great, help to the class. If there is anything to he done she is always on hand: none of the work is ever too hard for her, and she never allows her spirits to sink. 4-.-.un-.. A ,.-.-ww.

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be W scat VOL II- Lee, Maille, June 1919. No. 1. Published by the Alumni and Students of Lee way ill which the tOxVn7g peoplg halvp at- A 12 l '. i , - - L M eml tended shows their loyalty to Lee Academy. H VW VYYYYAVVWVV H B V W 3020 O9.09:O 'Che fllresuznt Eihtturtal giuarh- X ' , The students wish to express their ap- 113.iit0,--in-Q1,iQf, - - - 1-1,,,,,,,,, CIVRRIE, 1919 preciation for the number of new books and Literary Editor, . - EI.1..-X Suo1mY, 1919 magazines added to the Library. They are Local Editor, - - - E'I'lll'II, 11.-xxsomi, 1919 ns -follows : Personal Editor. - - Yiom 1iR1'IEN, 1919 Boolw . X1 . Exchange Editor, ---- L1zor,.xll.xxsc:oM, 1918 I n , , Athletic Editor, ---- I'I.moI.n l1IlCRliIL1., 1919 ffUf'1ut01Y 111111111211 In General Sclence' Alumni Editor, - - Mus. 1V11.I,1,ur Av1cs.I1,1,, 1899 1V01'1d XVZU' Issues H1161 Idf-3211377 Business Manager, ----- BIAY 1-IANsoN, 1893 -Speare and N01'I'iS. General Manager, - - - MARY E. U'l'l5CII'F KnnWing Insects Through Storiesaa - 4 vvv 'v'cx f-'I -B1-aiim Terms: 30 cents per copy. , . , ' Maine Register and Year Book 1918-19. J. W. NELSON, PRINTER, WILTON, MAINE. 71 hiturials- The school year opened September 17, 1919 with a complete change of facultyg Mary E, Utecht and Helen W. Farrar of the U. of M. and Jessie E. Ayer of Machias Normal School, taking the places of Mr. Rideout, Miss Chapman, and Miss Arbo. In view of the prevailing conditions exist- ing this year the attendance has been con- sidered excellent. O O 9 0 0.00.00,60.0 The interest of the friends and Alumni of this school has been shown by the large number of visitors during the -past year. We consider this the best way for them to show their patronage. bzoozoozoozc The Basketball games have been numerous and successful this year. The Magazines. Normal Instructor. Ladies, Home Journal. Review of Reviews. Literary Digest. Current Events. Bangor Daily News. ,g..g..g..g. The school lost a firm and faithful friend, Hon. George W. Coffin, a trustee until his death which occurred March 3, 1919. The funeral was attended by repre- sentatives of each class. V O 0 Q Q 0.00'O0.09.9C Much interest has been taken by the students in the honor roll established this year. All those having a monthly average rank of A or B are excused from final examination at the end of the term. The editors of the 'LCrescent wish to thank the advertisers who have helped to make the publishing of our paper possible.

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,,, ...,...-...----1 v, ,.- Slim' luis BTS. Al- ut times Svivlwv ,ire worl-I . 0 for four her lninil ke fying: fly. We She hopes hat is why el lessons. .ing as she e all right. en a grfffifi to be dune urk is ever her spirits .53 . ' Z' -'suv Mfg , THE CRESCILNT. ,'v.,,. WKMWV, ,, f .- w 2 .W 3, ew, W.f,iV ff 'Q ,sf MQW, Hixiconn H. Mmiueim., LEE. L6 77 IIAROLIJ. Harold is our only boy. He has proved him- self fo be a great help to the olassg whenever any- thing is going on he is always here with his Max- well. His aiin is to keep on the road from Lee to Springfield. ELLA M. SnoREY, ENFIELD. Ai.LE. Although Ella has been with us only two years, we think as much of her as if she had been with us four years. She hopes some day to become a great singer. Ella has proved herself a faithful student. PEA1u.E H. COFFIN, 8 6 ' 77 PEARLEY, Pearley is a steady girlg she has proved true to more than one, this year. Now if she only con- tinues to do so, she will never fail. She is thinking quite seriously of taking special lessons on How to repair Chevrolet ears. VIOLA M. GREEN, LEE. HSHIN0LA.,, Last but not least comes Viola. We think she must have Won her name by shining up to the soldiers and sailors for the past year. That doesn't seem like Viola but We hope it ist nothing serious. Good luck to you.