Lee Academy - Crescent Yearbook (Lee, ME)

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t 4 .. , Ctr mangas rmf l 9ll 7F9 1t 'vav'4'f ETQ taint im '1F'.'1F 1'M 1 mg Yes Peggy is at home but I dont think she will go to the masquerade ball tonight because she has a cold. Y s Ill tell her. Good-bye think the Pebbles department is good dont you lXlulif? What do you say ot the poems 'tnd the jokes of The Pilot? Great arent they? XYe hope The XXX -w., -Q L 1 ,Myra ri 1. naw, Wm D A -- Wil JEEL .wt t lvst MK EK 2525525 we wut M t ,IW te X-Y 'ee I 'I J' E N - Q LIES' :QS k llKEYlKX ' Ili M X cs X' 7 5 l C . Hllll , , . lfbnlllt e 9 I c ?:1!mwl .77 C v C 9 I, X '3- 2? Umm A.. ' J IQ' E iraq L Qmb :th as La, Q . :umieiag F141 Ti, Writ? ' 1 v ,, i ,. ... . lv ff, TZ. 3357 jg Elm sm.. F53 gsm xrgg 57.5 - l ht , ,i-,ig lififii .Wg-117175 15555 ,,- I. i-'T ',,1 :W if W Peggy Campbell, sitting in'a big arm- chair in the parlor where she could easily overhear her motherls conversation over the phone, listened with surprise and alarm. , , . I am going to the ball tonight, I vvouldn't miss it for worlds,U she said to herself. ,lust then her mother entered with a pile of papers which she placed on a table by Peg's side and then went out saying nothing to Peggy about the phone message. Peggy began to glance curiously at the pile of reading which proved to be school papers with such names as The Bozcfdoiiz Orient, The Me-iize Ceziizpzzs, The Red and W'hite, The Breee-ia., The LCZiQl7'87'lC6' Lyre, The Bouncer, The Breeze, The Oracle, The Leavitt flrigelzis,-.Tlie' Stranger, The Pilot, The Ariel, The Coburn Clarion, The Aquila, The Orggizfug, The Nuizzfjzzs, The Spzzfl, and the H. C. I. Scroll. Well, Mufff' said Peggy to her little white kitten who had been watching her intently, I suppose we may look at these and pass away some time. The hrst one is The Orgaiziug, which has very fine stories and xvhich I think is a very fine paper. Here is The Breeeicz, and you .S'f1'a1Jg'ei' won t always be a stranger to us because we like it very much and we hope it con-ies again. These cartoons in The Breeze are the best yet, aren't they, Mutt? Next is The Sjvzzel. It sounds good, Muf- lins, and it looks good, too. The locals department is especially attractive. VVhat an unusual Alumni department in The HJC. l. Scroll-what did you say? A few more pictures? Yes, I think so, too. The Aqzzflo is certainly the paper for good stories and jokes, too. It surely meets our approval,idoesn't it, Muff? Here is -but here Peggy was interrupted by a -noise in the hall. Opening the door she saw a number of her chumsg the first, a little black-eyed sprite, exclaimed mourntully, Ch, isn't it just too mean, the music has failed to arrive and we can't have our masquerade tonight. But Peggy didn't care because she hadheard her mother talking over the phone. ' After they had gone Peggy returned to the big chair and the papers, saying to Muff: Wie don't need a masquerade to entertain us do we, Muffins? VVe have all these interesting papers and-what di-xl you say, Muff? VVe are glad to have them? Yes indeed! and we hope to see them all againf'

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t l L, l 4 l it Thi hm , 30 THE CRESCENT team they have hatl the best team SiItC6 the sport was lllll'tntlllL'Cfl. The team is taptatntfl lit l.. llt lit' l,tit'ett ' . 1 onipstvn ancl managed . 4 l.tt Xt ttlt111vg'i1'lsl1ttc w-in seven ancl lost two. , 4. lhe tiirls liasket liall team opened s lirst grunt- of the season with the freshmen litws. This xx ts a vert' tast mtl inttxesttng game. the outcome be- ing in rlottbt until the linal whistle. The lfreslimen boys prtwerl a hit superior and took the game by z l.. xl. litltlm y z tscoie of lb-lb. SUM MARY. F. Boys lf. 'l'liotnpsoi1. lt, 22 rf, XYhitten. T l,lCliCl'lllQ. ri, I2 lf, Rlcliay l.. Tltttltlp Htl, L l C, Merrill, I2 l.ovett, le lg, Taylor lf. Haskell rg rg, Rhoacles Smith, rg IJ. llasktll. ri The seetznfl game of the season was playetl with Hrtmti lligh Ciirls at Lee. titrls s gaint- was very one-sitlecl antl l X 4.. . showetl that they were winners 1 hom lttlfllllllllq' Score. . . SL'MM.XRY .l-ll. l.. A. VV. lol. ll. il ltotttpsiitt. ll' TI rf. Page, 4 tl! l'lL'lil'l'tl1,., ls F lf, t'arrutlier.-, 72 tll l.. ililtwii 'is-fl'. t ll llil C, l'11lmQr I V1'll- lu Vg. fietcltell IJ. ll:t.ltt i if, r ig, titiatllitxe l lltslwll r-' . X l ll tslwll t .. 1 ith. V! .S 'tr S l.. X ftttl thiitl gatnt was pl'tt't-tl with tltt- I-at ltt1tt'nlit.vs lht f Q .- 1 'l'v Y . . . st.l lk' XYIIS t'lI2ll':ttlttt!t-rl lit t Kt'l'lll'lll lttttitiltg :intl tt-:tm tx-tilt with the girls the girls win- . n lllll '. -'l- ' 5 Sl'NlXl.XltY In fijf li-HS ll. ll:tsi.t'll rf lt.. Klcliity' l.tix'ttt. lt ll lill Il'l1'S l 'l lit-:tins-w' t r. fl. lmwt-ll E. Haskell, rg rg, T. Hanscom Mcliay, lg rg, Hihitten january 6, L. .-X. Girls played Matta- wamkeag .-X. A., at Lee. L. A. Girls' Z score. TS-18. V,,:-,ff ultli-gg, SUMMARY. mmf L.A. M.a.A. Mgaw' Pickering. rf, S20 C11 rf, XVeatherbee. 7 tll ' li. Thompson, lf, 6 Ramey, .32 '-1:1 'J l L. Thompson. c, T c, Grache Mffgjtjtff D. lelaskell, rf, 3 se., Cromwell Mb E. Haskell, rg lg, Thompson ,--gif? G. Smith. lg rg. Coombs Mg, my isqcfizt 1 leaf The fifth game was plavecl at Orono . N . ' . .f with U. of M. 'lhis was very OIIC-SlClCtl -'j I ' game on accotmt of L. A. not being familiar with so large a hall. ..i,- J March 2, L. A. played Danforth at Lee. ' N During this Game Poll 3 Pickering Got 6 -b b b a recorcl for shooting baskets nttmlgermg in all 21. SUM MARY. L. A. Gntrs DANFURTII HIGH Ilaskell, rg lf, XVhite. 6 Lovett, lg rf, Lee, 1 CU L. Thompson, c, 5 c, Springer lf. Thompson, rf, 8 rg, Sprague Pickering. 21 lg, XVilliams D. I-Iaskell, rf Subs., Pierce Meliay. rg jenkins The last game of the season was pla-vetl with llanlorth lligh, at Danforth. This game was closer than the other. L. .X. girls won 2532-15. .Xll the girls on the team won letters this year. SUM M.-XRY. l.. A. Ilxxt-'oitrll Hunt lf. 'lhttmps' it. rf, ZS rf. NYhite, 4 fill ll. llnskvll, lt. l -- l.. ll-llltlllllwllll, t', IIC f-lj lit-main. rf. 1 rg. Sprague Xlvlxzty. lg lm-tttt. rg lf, l.ce.l C12 . c, Springer, 1 lg. XVilliams 5 Fam: . ,5- ....., N. -.s-.' -.fe 1 I if .. i :wi 4.3- ,.,,. .. ,wr i. a. ..-ga at .. 7.33 uf Hr. rn Q .4 P' .. , . ' 2'-alta A emma - ...4 lf' . 1.5 Ag, fir? f ' ti.. '- .J v 3.1 .13 ,K 1. S'

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4 1 , i l f ,e 5 i? 11L-,5 'L , ,...gL,,.::s:f::-.2 ' i,:,i i:71,'fi ff, :ls LLi:.: :.gf 1,,L,j1 - - 1 1-fe' -a.-aL'- ,.a-..i-L--ra,Ls-e1.--., Y...,. Y ,,:i,m,,:,w,g,n,,,WWM ii V, lu - i I '1 1 tif .X 'E ,N vi! 1 ll It l 1 1' l Mic . If ,- 1 la F 4 .-.' ' fi I ' 4 .J mi t 2244 :gf '1 SENIOR STATISTICS I if 1 Name N.ckname Favorite Expression Ambition Favorite Diversion 'i ii . Beatrice L. Coffin Beech My Goodness Lo be a music teacher Writing Letters A Harold R. Crocker Aaron Holy Smoke Hasn't any. Thinking 4 ' Q Edna E. Morse Peggy OW, CDW! To Grow Tall Making a Study of Em- if E f U erson's Poems i ii I 2 c Jr ' 1 1 Leola Thompson 'Lo ' Heavens! To Grow Small Studying I' S Q . 1 Mamie H. Lovett Samanthy Gosh ! To Grow Fat To take a rideout QRide- , Q foutj 4 i is Gordon B. Hood Hooch Censored'i To be a great boxer Kidding the Girls i P ' . . . . g 'g Charles A. Whitten Midget Sure! To go to Ox-Bow Spending evenings at the i if Dormitory l Ruth W. McLean Rufus How Romantic! To become a nurse Writing Notes iff ' l l l l . l 1 i l 5 15. 53 Ft, i, . , if ij ii.