Oak Grove Coburn High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Vassalboro, ME)

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OAK LEAVES A MERRY MEDLEY OF SCENES 33

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OAK LEAVES JANNICE SWAIL Entered from Colebrook Academy in 1933. Black Hockey Team Ol 3 Class Basketball QS, 3 Class Play Ol. jannice plans to enter Nasson Institute. JUNE NATHALIE UPTON Nat Entered from Fryeburg Academy in 1933. Captain Class Basketball Team QSM Chris- tian Association Chairman UQ g Class Treasurer Q51 5 Manager Scarlet Hockey Team Q51 g Rid- ing Competition 1515 Scarlet Basketball Team 157' june plans to enter Earlham College in Indiana. ASPIRATION I'l1 try to be a little better, I'll try to be a little finer, I'll try to be a little sweeter, As each day goes on. I'll try to be a great deal broader, I'll try to see a great deal clearer, I'll try to Work a great deal harder, As each year goes on. May I be to all I know more helpful, May I be to all I see more joyful, May I be for all I have more grateful, As my life goes on. Thy lasting love shall lead me on the way, As I shall strive to love Thee more each day. ELOISE DUNN, '35, 32

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OAK LEAVES soriooh NOTES 119.12 'aw POST GRADUATE NOTES Although we were post graduates, about half of our number had never seen Oak Grove until the opening day when we had many pleasant sur- prises awaiting us. We especially appreciated the extra privileges that tradition gave us, beginning with the right to hold our class elections first. Miss Brown was selected as our class advisor and the following officers were elected: President, Everil Mabieg Vice-President, Ann Hughesg Sec- retary, Nancy Browng and Treasurer, June Upton. We soon discovered that we were also expected to stage the first play and chose f'Once in a Blue Moon, on October sixth. Our actors were clever in interpreting this fanciful story of an escaped prisoner who meets a lovely girl who believes in fairies. We enjoyed a delightful party on October ninth at the Wishing Well with Miss Brown and Miss Porter as our guests for an evening we shall long remember. On November ninth our class, with all of the Seniors, were invited to Rosemere by our Principals. After a jolly trip in the familiar yellow bus we spent a delightful afternoon around the open fires of their country home where we played games, listened to stories and were served refreshments. We adjourned later to the village for one of the famous church suppers with roast chicken, and all of the delectable things for which the Clinton cooks are noted. Our Principals have formed the habit of taking an entire class to their home each year for this Harvest supper. During the hockey season many of our class played on the first teams ol' both the Scarlets and the Blacks. We were indeed proud when Ann Hughes was chosen Major by the Scarlets. Although we were not bril- 34