Sabattus High School - Yearbook (Sabattus, ME)

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Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov, Nov. Nov. Nov. vu. SCHOOL CALENDAR 9 - School opens. l3 - Principal Charles Siegel announces the enrollment of the high school as being 73. 20 - Principal Charles Siegel gives s talk on Ulanners in Every- day Life.H The patrol board is named and an entertainment is being planned for October 18. The Cleo Club has its first rehearsal 26 - The senior class elects officers. The librarians and candy girls are appointed. 27 - hr. Raymond Crawford speaks on organizing a Social Science Club. There is also n discussion about the organization of a drum nnd.bu3lc corps, 2 - The junior, sophomore, and f205hmon classes elect officers. The Senior Reading Club is organized. A - The Tonettc bind mnkes its first public appearance on the season. 5 - Lorraine Gayton is elected president of Student Council. ll - An assembly is hold under the direction of Mrs. Cecelia Goss, The staff for the first issue of HHi-Pepn is announced, lb - The student council plum s reception for the eighth grade. Social Science Club, Robert Spencer, president, presents an nssemf 'bly program, lS v The annual school entertainment is presented at the town hall. Uany townspeople attend. 22 - Schools close for the annual State Teachers Convention in Portland. The student assembly Nelects' Roosevelt for president by n 53 - 31 vote. ' 30 - The committees are named for the school social. l - The honor roll is announced for the first ranking period. The first rehearsal of the drum and bugle corps is held. An assembly is held under the direction of Principal Charles Siegel. 8 - The first edition, volume two of HHi-Pcpn is issued. ln - We observe Amcricdn Education week. District Attorney John Clifford addresses the student body. 22 - Schools close Wednesday for n two day Thanksgiving recess. A student assembly is held in the form of Hlnformetionn. 27 - A student assembly is held in observance of Thanksgiving,

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Dec. Dec. I Il' .,x' 5-Opening of the basketball season. A spelling match is held between representatives cf the various classes. 8-mCrowell Co. magazine drive opens to earn money for library and basketball. Dec. l9--All the members of school are greatly saddened by the death of Ruby Wheeler, an outstanding sophomore. Dec. 12--The honor roll for the second ranking period is announced. Dec. 17-nThe VArmyN beats the UNavyH in the magazine drive. Prizes to winning salesmen. Dec. 20-nScnior class presents annual drama HA Crazy Mix-Upn. A Christmas Tree is enjoyed by the student body. The second edition of Hi-Pep is issued. Schools close for u week vacation. Jan. 3--A student assembly is held in the high school under the direction of Lbs. Louise Bibber. Jan. 15--Lawrence Potter is elected president of the newly organized Puzzle Club. Jan. 23-Sebattus High School adds new books to the library. Filnm are shown on temperance. Jan. 2A--Senior Reading Club presents an assembly to the student body. A school bank is organized. The County Basketball Tournament is sbt for Feb. lh at Mechanic Falls. Feb. ll--The honor roll for the third ranking period is announced. Feb. 12--Ssbuttus High School basketball team pfrticipates in the Androscoggin small-schools tournament. Feb. lt--A student assembly is hold to observe Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays. The third issue of Hi-Psp is published. Feb. 20--A double tournament in badminton ls hold with Evelyn Austin and Geraldine Dyer as the winners. Feb. 28--Harold H. McKeohnio resigns from the school board. Senior Reading Club presents a program at an sssrzbly. March 7--Senior class will sponsor on entertainment with a varied program at the town hull March 21. Basketball team ends season. U. A. H. candidate chosen from senior class. A program in a form of a radio broadcast is presented at a student assembly under the direction of Mrs. Louise Bibber. Robert Scully, president of the junior class presents n bronze plaque of the Declaration of Independ to the school. March ln--Tho president of the senior class announces the various come mittens for the entertainment. I enc C3