Lee Academy - Crescent Yearbook (Lee, ME)

 - Class of 1923

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Q2 THE CRESCENT All are cleafl who wrote it. All are cleacl who spoke it, All will die who learn it. Blessed rleath, they earn it. v Ltllin. XYhere are you going? 7 'Mlin the lieaf. Dumb, ancl lilincl asy- lum. r XX'hat for ? .-X couple nfCl12tpCI'UllCS. Dorm Girls. Facts that Miss Arnold Learned in Freshman English 'l'eaeher- XYhat isa qualrupecl P c'lIlSS-H.'Xllj'llllllQ' that has four feet. 'l'eaehcr- ln what class clzi people that have two feet belong? liright lireslunan--- Semi-quaclrupecls. Uses of Words in Freshman English Class They went clown the alimentarv canal. llc was very abnormal to his meals. 'l'he man was adjacent tothe bear. 'l'he spark plug was incoherent. They abcluet the cancly. , . , , . Swine ul the Seniors were very much movefl bv a noise, which sounrlecl like an eartluui'ike. l.ater they learn it's some of the l reslune:i tiuulzling' clownstafrs. In Agriculture Class Klr. Smtninion-- lf you hacl some fer- tilizer anfl wantefl to know what it con- lillllbfl, what woulfl von flo with ll? Xlr. Kniglits 'l'tl sen-l it away and have it org':uuzeil. leaelur 'l'liat's the f :urth time you have leokefl at Smith s paper. stop ill Stnfleut Ya-hg lint Smith is such a . -- punk u I'llt'l'. lf.t'. Aa-wi W1lf:9 Answers Found in Biology Exams. Lloyd Rlcleout- lt fthe hook wormj makes the people feel sickly like and slow. XYorth Noyes- The vertebrate is an animal or living life with a back bone. Mr. S.- XYhat insects feed on cabbage? Mr. N.- The porcupine. If rain makes Flowers beautiful, why cloesn't it rain on me? -Elsie Blake. Oh, Chuckie! an unquiet heart is thine -Christine Snow. Answers Found in Sophomore English Exams. llarlan Knights- Vocation is a chance to rest. Georgia King- Ancestor is one who cloesn't belong to them. liulalia Hanscom- XVaging is plow- - ,, mg. Georgia King- Heathen host is some- one who cloesn't know much. The Word ABRIDGE Used in Sentences by Sophomores r l'he man went abriclge. l'he al.riclge was high over the stream. r r l'he book is abriclge. The Perfect Man There is a man who never rlrinks. Nor smokes nor chews. nor swcarsg XYho never gambles, never llirts Anil slums all sinful mares.- lle s paralyzed. -1L.r.

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5 Same Q21 he in ille ,fat 7 mire Hmefli. Nair, 52 hi7.I'Q I been fi. '2- 1 tiff. t' qw H' ia 1 ' ,ff s ...W in xy Ni 6 1 a ' , ro, ,I ,sg 1 I Hi! g g 1.4, ' - PE.- - Tlrere's room at the topf' The Senior said, As he placed his hand On the F1'CSlfI1'1C111,S head. I wouldnlt be a child again for the world. . Ruth Mc-Kay. Senior English Answers found in Exams 1 Mamie Lovett-The essentials ot de- bating are ignorance of the subject, lazi- ness and lack of preparation and unwill- ingness to co-operate as one of a team. Charles VVhitten-Demagogue is a school teacher. I Comparison of the adjective hind by Seniors. hind behind hindmost hind hinder most hind We Wonder If Wenclell is planning on being mar- ried as he has purchased him a house QHouse.j . ' It Clayton is really a thief, We see he is robbing the cradle. i . If Georgia King is going to a night school as she is engaged to a red-headed tutor. VVhy May Hanscom is making plans for Connecticut. If the Freshman's coat of green is really permanent. . Favorite Songs of the Seniors Three oiclock in the Morning - Charles Whitten. I'm Nobodyis Babyl'-Edna Morse. IN'hen yo,u're Gone I Won't Forgetu- Leofa Thompson. XfVhen Shall VVe Meet Again,'-Bea- trice Coffin. VVhen You and I Were Young, Mag- gie -Crordon Hood. Loveship',-Ruth McLean. VVhere the Black-eyed Susan's Grow -Sain Thompson. All By Myselfu--Harold Crocker. f'Billy Boy -Mamie Lovett.



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