Sabattus High School - Yearbook (Sabattus, ME)

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, r Y WNow, ye a'listen here, fellow. l've been a nnkinliSn9nzB-02k0'f0T nigh onto thirty years, and I sure don't need a man's advice.u Well, this argument went on and on, until the Irishwoman finally burst out, NNow, if ye can but wait a second young man, I'll tell ye a thing or two, and may the saints have pity on yo. I ain't a-goin' to Stand fur people directin' me how to make my cakes and run me home.n Well, it fin'lly ended up with the young feller's leavinf town, and, believe it or not, as he was stoppin' on the train he seid to the conductor, Ulf youfd take my advice, you'd put your hat on the other side of your head. I don't like it that wayin Valore Garland 'AB Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Each year, the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor a Good Citizenship Pilgrimage to washington, open to High School senior girls. Each school chooses e candidate, based on schelirship, leadership, and character. From all the cfndidetes, one girl from each county is selected for the trip. The Sahettus High candidate for l9LO was Juno Austin, for l9hl, Ruth Couillxrd. Schoelboy Petrol The Schoolboy Patrol is an organization on e national scale which helps protect the smaller children. Je have had a Patrol in this school for three years, and the boys have enjoyed the work very much. They have been to Boston twice, as a reward for service. While in Boston, the pest summer, they sew a Big League game and visited Revere Bench afterwards. Members of the school forming this year's Petrol are George Wright, Herold Dutille, Robert Spencer, Nelson Russell, Fred Dearborn, and Arthur Ramsay, , Nearinq white belts, as they stand near the gate in front of the building, the Patrol boys on duty direct students across the street at recesses, noon hour, and on return to school.

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SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES At the beginning of the fall term, the following senior officers were elected: President - Ruth Fisher Vice-president - Craig Cheeseman Secretary - Emma Prince Treasurer - Ruth Couillard Members of Student Council - Lorraine Gayton, Arthur Ramsay Lorraine became president of Student Council, while Arthur became vice-president. Lorraine spoke in a student assembly, introducing other members of the council, who, in turn presented important suggestions to the student body. Among these matters were a school bank, a volleyball ground, and 2 magazine drive. All of these plans were later put into practice. SENIOR READING CLUB On September 27, the Reading Club was re-organized for the year. Meetings were planned to take place once in two weeks. The purpose of the club is to make members familiar with the new books, through book reviews given at each meeting. magazine articles of special interest, as well as moving pictures of importance, are also discussed. Officers for the year were elected as follows: President - Ruth Couillerd Vice-president - Arthur Ramsay Secretary - Emma Prince Treasurer - Lorraine Gayton Adviser - Lbs. Goss ROLLER SKATING On November 27, the senior class sponsored a roller skating party at Long Beach. About fifty were present to enjoy the fun and help swell the senior fund. THE SENIOR PLAY The biggest class undertaking of the yea was the annual drama, WA Crazy Mix-upn, given at Town Hall on December 20. For weeks before the performance, the cast and the coach, Mr. Siegel, devoted a great deal of time every day to rehearsals. In addition, the boys of the class with Mr. Siegel's advice and leadership, completely redecorated the stage with canvas and paint, furnishing a clean, bright background. This work was a permanent contribution to the hall. One of the largest audiences ever to attend such an event filled the hall. Selections by the Girls' Glee Club were given, under Mrs. Bibber's direction. Candy and pop-corn were sold. A Hawaiian trio furnished music, so that a delightful hour of dancing followed the drama.