Sabattus High School - Yearbook (Sabattus, ME)

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The Baked Bean Supper Sponsored By The Girl ' Basketball Team The glrls' team decided to put on a supper to raise more money for plctures and n w apparatus for the team Each player took a str et and sollclted for food Considerlng the present shortage of food, everyone gave generously Ne were ea ly sur prlsed to see so much pastry with sugar belng so scarce Thank a lot About flve forty flve the people began to cone in Those ln the ki chen were quite busy gettlng th food ready for th tables The waltresses were also on the hop satisfying the wants of the customers By seven thlrty everyon had gone home fllled to the eyes wit? food Probably after some got home the blcarbonate of soda tums came out of their hlding places We really had fun get ting thlngs ready and lt was a new experience to us all Mrs Carbone got us organlzed so each one would have something to do Thlngs went aleng very sm otllv At ten o'clock that evening we had all eaten and got the dlshes washed and in thelr proper places and fone home We all hope to have the opportunlty of doing lt agaln Nllton uatcnell, a senior ln hlgh school, left hls class to enter the Navy He SlCHGd up March elghth and left the elev enth, Such short time d1dn't glve hlm long to say goodbye to t achers and frl nds He wlll receive hls boot tralnlng at school and outsld He took part in all the sports and many other tblHgS We wer all sorry to sfe hlm lea e so near graduation and ev rytn wlshes him eh best of luck U S H S has qulte a few of its students ln the servlce of thelr country Look to the Isle of Salpan and who would you flnd but Paul Sarrazln, better known as Hpltn se ving 1n th Unlted Stat s Navy If Paul had contl ued and all had gone well, He would be graduatlng WltH thls year's cla s And then w take a look at Fort Belvolr, way down 1D Va and who should w flnd but Thomas Bal y better known by hls Iriends and former classmates as Tommy Tommy 1 servlng with the Unlted Stat s Army and he too would have graduated with this year's class Then we Fo over to GOIMBUJ and whom should we flnd but Frank Wood, better known as 'Diken serving with the Unlted States Army If Dlk hadn't b en draft d and left school in the latter part of h s Junior year he would probably be graduating in June 27 S F1 . . . ' . . e p I . e e ' ' . ' f l . ' r l - . .1 . 'Q . N Q rni 5 3 C Q ' L 0 A ' 53 ' e e . ' . e 3 O 5 ' .1 8 . J I . Q L - A A or ' 5 . '1' .. n o -I I O I , . . ' -s rr 1 Q 1 I . J , . . , . Q P 1. n ' . . C F I - O P. J. 48 . A , . . . 1 U . 9 . T . ,Y 1 ' I I I I . - . 3 , . . . . . e .1 e . e Bambridge, Md. Milton was well liked by all who knew him, at . G, , Q .. 4 - e e '. v' ' e W e ' . t e . B. A. 49 . . . a 0 o ' L ' 0 '1 I I . . Q . F V . G . 3 . A ' n 2 - 'A 1 ' . -5' . L u , ' . .. S . q , . . . t l XJ 1 Q e ', T L'- ' e r ' S L H A H. A' -S 3 -Lv . ' S A .L J 1 rr' 'n A fu- 1 ff ' L 1 - J ' . T. ' e ee e .x i ' ' 1 - r I 1 1