Lee Academy - Crescent Yearbook (Lee, ME)

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o H I F' C' DU '11 cn G E11 7 H 000000000006 The basketball team this year en loyed one of the most successful sea sons in many years B6S1d6S winning 22 out of 24 games mcludlng four tournament games they also spread the reputation of good sportsmanship and clean playlng They won the Eas tern Maine Champ1onsh1p and were runners up for the state title Scores of the regular scheduled games are as follows Lee 62 Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee W1nn 23 Medvs ay Mattawamkeag 13 East M1ll1l10Ck6t 12 Danforth 24 Winn Medvs ay Howland Danforth Stearns J V Howland Lmcoln Mattaxn amkeag East Mlllmocket Stearns J V Lmcoln Sprlngfleld Springfield Tournament Games Lee Academy was one of the four teams picked to compete ln the Pen obscot Countv Tournev held at Lin coln on February 14 We were match ed xx 1th Hermon in the first game of SPORT Q ' '- IffIIII2III.fIIIIIIIII NJ I, In oo asm oem Q Sgggggaoffgoiooggowif' ' g g - ' . , Q M I 9 V I g I. U J it gg . l V ni M . ' . . . w g 3 ' ' - - +45 X - . , Wg Q AA I-1c,owc.omloI-Immlszamf-Im I- , . ' UU Q 95 I.. s1m4oooawools9N:4sI-oous no . .. P we Q 1 , . U12 322 I 4 - . . f. N we is ,A ' ' - tn ne ses . ' ' H 35 K! I - I ' '. mg gf . . . be aoz sei ' ' ' ' ' ' F 3 2 . '-1 -' , - , Q . - Q :S 4 V 9 33 - I . M zo: - . - U ns , .z Q . - ' 2 zo: . I ' . ,- . 3 ng , - I, .c ' 4 5 zo: J'. E X, ZZ 6 . - . Q 6 Y 1 W Q :' . I ' . , 6 Q IA . - , -I - :: I - I - - I I I I - v f- I Q I s I I 'I wzaauaaemsazzazg the afternoon and Patten play ed vuth Hampden in the second The boys defeated Hermon to the tune of 42 to 30 Harold Thurlow was hlgh scor er with 18 polnts and Frederick Fhur lovx scored 10 points In the exenmg Lee played Patten who had won ox er Hampden and won by a decisne mar gm 38 to 18 Although the team was xery weary from the afternoon game It was equal to the occaslon and play ed fine basketball Fred Thurlow was high scorer w1th 18 points By Wlnnlng the Penobscot Tourney the team vsas eligible to pla5 A CI of Mars H111 Aroostook County cham DIOHS The slte of this game xx as at Mlll1HOCket In expectation of a hard game Lee won very easily bv a score of 43 to 29 Harold Thurlow sn as high scorer with lo points This was in lea lity the preliminary game of the Eas tern Maine Tournament On February 27th Lee took part 1n the Eastern Maine Interscholastlc Tourament at Mlllmocket The11 op ponent was Pemetlc of Southvsest Harbor Greenulle was chosen to play Hallowell High In the first game Lee pulled through to win 32 to 29 Although Lee had to fight hard to oxercome the closmg rush of South West, the boys fought sax agelv to xx ln On Febluary 28 Lee played Hallo well, who had won over Greenxllle

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THE CRESCENT 2 AGRICULTURE The Mount Jefferson Chapter of Future Farmers elected the followmg oihcers for the year 1941 42 Presldent Chfford Worcester V1ce Presldent Harold Kneeland Secretary Herbert Joy Treasurer Ralph Collin Reporter George Kellogg Farm Watch Dog Ernest Lowell The Chapter held three all day meetlngs ln the F F A room 1n the Nat1ona1 Defense Shop At the first meet1ng ln addltlon to takmg up the necessary buslness the boys appomt ed comm1ttees for the 1n1t1at1on of freshmen to be taken 1nto the chapter as Green Hands At thc second meetmg upper class men 1n1t1ated as Green Hands were Emery McLaughl1n Harold Bowker Roger McLellan and Don Bradbury The ma1n d1scuss1on of the meetlng centered around gettmg furnlture and flxtures to make the F F A room more comfortable and enjoyable for future members At the thlrd meeting the weterans put the freshmen through the1r paces at the 1n1t1at1on held 1n the gym dur the soclal hour of the meetlng The freshmen seemed to enjoy It as much as the others Cllfton Plckerlng Ray Sutherland Merle Slbley Rlchard Il vonen Groxer Young Robert Coburn and sophomore Raymond Seserance were admltted to the assoclatlon 'lhe annual Father and Son Ban quet was planned for the first part of May Th1s yeal s membershlp IS greater than last and we hope that the chap ter wlll keep on growlng and that mam more boys w1ll become mterest ed 1n agrlculture and the Future Farmers 1 v 9 L - l n . . ., . ' - - ' 9 . r v ' ' ' 1 ' 9 - 1 . . 7 . . . . . . . . . , c 1 l . L , n ' 1 . . t . . . . , . . . J A1 L ' A L S L , ' v 9 7 - . . . . . 1 . . , ,-,,, W ,nh f .S

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