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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March 17 - The Drum and Bugle Corps will make its first appearance on March 21. Mlrch 21 - The honor roll for the fourth ranking is announced. An assembly is held under the direction of hr. Raymond Crawford. Basketball letters und certificates are also awarded. Senior entertwinment is very successful. Torch 2h - Moving pictures are shown at n student assembly. The proceeds from the senior entertainment are 525. April 10 - The junior class sponsors a rollersketing party. April ll - Movies ore shown ghout the Red Cross and their work. Schoo closes for spring vocation. The three highest honor parts are innounc ed . April 21 - First eaves of HShsrt woven printed on new mimeofrn h . .L -J SJ . nmchine, gift of l9tl April 22 - Pictures are token of the Girls Glee Club, Health Club, Bosketball Team Badminton und :rum Cores. 3 3 April 23 - Senior class chooses red and white ns class collors, red c rn tion ss MmwuWVw its class flower, its motto. ond Hsiwsvs forward, never April Rh - innusl eighth grrde standard tests are given .ily 9 - The junior class sponsors the Downensters. - , 'Q , June S - Baccalaureate exercises. ,1::,rffi:k June 10 - Griduntion exercises. Q ' June ll - Junior and Senior Reception. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS lnte in October, u drum and bugle corps was organized, under the direction of Mr. Lew J. Barrett, well-known Lewiston teacher. Re- hevrsols were held every Thursday afternoon following. A group, beginning with six members, practised marches. we npprecinted Mr. Birrett's constant efforts to keep up the interest. On March 21, the corps made its first public appearance at Town Hell, in the senior entertainment. Those appearing were Carmen Foster, Beverley Cheeseman, Pauline Loper, Muriel Scott, Mndelyn Brewer, and Sanborn Riley. The girls looked very smart in navy blue skirts and white shirts. Since then, Hnrion Ashton, bugler, Robert Spencer and Charles Brewer, dru mers, have joined. We hope to increase the number of the band next year.S.R.'bh SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Another new organization, this year, was that of the Social Science Club, under the direction of Hr. Crawford. As it was opened to all classes, 2 large membership resulted. Subjects for study included nature, current events, ond stamps. Robert Spencer was Elected president, Carmen Foster was mnde secretary. R. S. 'LB