Sabattus High School - Yearbook (Sabattus, ME)

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S. H. S. Graduates Reach Out Beyond Home Charles J. Huen, a graduate of 1901, is a drug salesman, living at 38 Denison Street, Auburn. Mr. Huen was an out-standing student, receiv- ing mention from Gleason Archer, when Mr. Archer visited our school in l9hO. Mr. Huen wfs among the guests at Sebettus High School at the time of this visit. Gleeson Archer, 1902, was vnledictorian of his class, after four years of struggle to complete his high school course. Not discouraged, he continued to work his may through Boston University and law school. He is the founder end president of Suffolk University. Archie R, Bangs graduated in l9OL, and is now a professor at Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut. James L. Jordan, also of l9OL, is principal of the high school at Braintree, Massachusetts. Willis E. Thorpe, a graduate of 1907, is new president of the Paris Tanning Company at Danvere, Messechusetts. Roy J. Campbell, 1915, is professor of biology at Winston-Salem College, Winston-Salem, North Caroline. Mr. Campbell visits Maine and Sabettus during summer vacations. Frank E. Splaine, also of 1915, is another grnduete who frequently visits his old home. Mr. Spleine is agent of woolen mills at Genie, New Hampshire. He ind Mrs, Splaine Cwinnifred Atwood 'l5J have three children, Roberto, Francis, and Stephnie. Elmer W.'Camphell, l922, is assistant cashier ef Manufacturers' National Bank, Lewiston. Cherles Riley,'l925, is a chemist for the United States Department of Internal Revenue, located in New York City. Mr. Riley is another alumnus who keeps in close touch with S. H. S. ind returns for H visit with his mother, Mrs. Josephine Riley, each summer. The above-mentioned are but a few of our loyal graduates who have kept their interest, although new living from their old homes. It is interesting to learn that last yearls Wshort-Wsven traveled to Honolulu, end won e letter of appreciation from Edward L. Bewley, who is stationed there in the Sixteenth Coast Artillery. Mr. Rowley his written several letters to Mr. Siegel and the present student body ebout his trip to Hawaii and his service there. 1 1 Q 1 it I' i 1 rv' 1 1 2- .N ,,,,,.' .1 ' - .63-' iiqsxs '.---. F' '54, .,PlFa 1 . ilL, .....rf 1 111- U mf- .wx x.,d ,s-vbil'-TLB. .A -.L 1 o K I , .' ,' If .l...j.f L.. ' -' 'eq 3 3 153- J..,,z-fx 4- yi l ,st- .ihf i K I . K S ' : : -------.-- 4-in --Q--.f-'W'-' ' rseffgiiuf' we,W,i'f,vY.,-Slfkfx