Sabattus High School - Yearbook (Sabattus, ME)

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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

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