Samuel D Hanson School - Crescent Yearbook (Buxton, ME)

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C11CYlCl Sept. S. Sehciol op1'111-11 lor the 171111 term. All were Qlilfl to get lJIlCli, also lo 11111111 ol the good ll11l1'S 111111 were 111 store lor them. There were sixty-live 51111101115 when selxool 111-g1111 111111 one CIl11lL' i11 l11,ter. lzvery seat i11 the 11sse111l1ly 11111111 is llllerl. 'l'here 11re twenty l1'L'511111C11. 11111etee11 sopho- mores, 11111.11-11 .l1111lill'S, 111111 twelve seniors. Sept. 51. 1'f1eele1l lilCl1C1'Ill .1Xsse111l1ly ohieers. 1iI1C11 st1111e11t got 11111 his p11per 111111 pencil 111111 this is VV141I1l5,J1fllJ1JC11CflI C'1i111or11 1.e11vi1t, l'1'CSlI,1C1111 1.es1e1' S111ll.l1, x71CC-1,1'C1-211161111 CI1e1111is 1 1i111, SL'C1'ClZll'yI Lee S111111s. '1l1'L'IlSll1'Cl'. Sept. 10. Mr. 1Xl?l1'Sl1. I'C111'CSL'111l11g the Crowell 1111h1isl1i11g' Co.. came 211111 QIIYL' IIS 1111 11pp111'l1111ity 111 l'Zl1'l1 some 1111111057 lor the school. Two si1les were el111se11, 11111- l'i.'l7l'CSL'11lll1gf lllk' Xzwy, ol which lJ11r11tl1y NlZl1'SfU11 was the 1l'Il41L'1', the ollier represenliiig the .'X1'11l1', ol' 1X'111C11 1.ee Sands was the 11-11111-r. 1.ZllC1' the .X1'l11y w11s 1-'iet111'i1111s. Sept. 11. '1'11e lrmllowiiig' 111011117015 were elected lor SlQ11flC11t Cou11ei1: lioherl 1Jix1111, 1,l'LfSlf1L'11l. 1'11'Z1.I1C1S 111111111-r, SCC1'ClZ11'y, lle1e11 lioulter, 1xe11- f11'll'1i 1J11vis, l.ee S:11111s. X'io111 RCl1111011Cl, 17o1'otl1y Klflfhlllll, X'el111:1 l7Z11'1iC1', NU1'1l1l111 llill, Q'liIl111'1l 1.e11vi1t, fi1e1111is 1 1i11t, .liflllllfl 1,211'1iC1'. lT1'21111C .11-welt, ul r. Sept. 1-1. Mir. -Ioiies. 1'01J1'CSC111111g' the Curtis l'11111is11i11g Co., also gave 1151 fl C11Il11CC to L'Zl1'1l so111e 11111111-y, Illlfl we Cl11C1'CK1 11111111111-1' eo11test. this ti111e 1111 1111111111 eoiitest.. One side, CI111Cfl the lQCC11L'Il1.1'lC1'A. w11s lead hy Chiel Nflflllllll 11111: the other, 1iree11le11t11er. was le111l hy Chief S11111111' Df11'K'Jll11' 1X'l11rsto11. Redlez1t11ers won this contest. ' Sept. '33, School 1JlC11lCIll. l1U1111y Eagle -1301111 1111 the campus 1112111' Mr. 81111113 Cottage. llolhs lligh joined us this year 111111 helped to make the flilj' p1e11sz111t to 1111. I Pet. 2. Plllllll hrolce 111111 our water supply was cut 1111: lor Z1 few 1111ys. Het, 31. SU1JllU111U1'CS C11Zl11C1'lg'CCl fres11111e11 to 11 l1orses11oe Contest 211161 W1111. Uet. 5. Prizes were 11w11r1le11 to students from Crowell 1q'u11lisl1i11g Co. Seniors pl11ye11 j1111i11rs 111 11o1'ses11oe 111111 jl11 1lU1'S won. Het. 11. lfirst lire drill. Net. 7. SU1111U111U1'CS played juniors at liorseslioe 111111 XVO11. Nr. Qlewell tested eyes Illlfl ears ol every st11111:11t 111 School. Het. 51, .-X puhlie supper for the 130110111 of the school was given in the vesiry 111' the 1111XlQU11 Center llziptist Church. Oct, 13. C1'oss-c111111try, jl1I1lOI'S vs. school, school won.

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F' 'W STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: E. Parker, Sands, V. Parker, Flint, V. Redmond, Marston, Davis, Jewel! Front Row: H. Boulter, Leavitt, R. Dixon, N. Hill, F. Boulter.

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16 T H E C R C li N T Oct. 16. Mr. Stuart spoke lmefore students and faculty in chapel. Seniors presented play in the school auditorium. Oct. 731. Hollis vs. llnxton at llnxton in horseshoe contest. lluxton hoys and girls hoth won. Oct. 733. Schools of the Central York County League met in the square at West lluxton for the Iinal cross-country run. A large crowd gathered around the square: horns lwlew: people shouted. l.ee Sands took first place for Buxton. .Xfter many gathered at the lmall field to see the semi-linals in the horseshoe tournament. lluxton and Alfred won. Seniors again presented their play. this time at West linxton. flct. '30-Sill. Teachers' Meeting was held in llortland. Nov. 25. liasketlmall managers were elected: l.ester Smith. Manager: Clifford Leavitt, Lee Sands, .-Xssistant Managers: lfleanor Rankin, Man- ager. Nov. sl-. Basketball practfce for the first time this season. Nov. ti. Mr. XN'elaster spoke before the school on good government. Seniors presented their play at liar Mills. Nov. Sl. Nlr. jones, from the l'niversity of Maine, gave an interest- ine' talk on education hefore the school. 5 Nov. ll. .fkrmistice llay lloliday. Nov. 1-l-. lluxton vs. .Xlfred at Iluxton in final horseshoe tourna- ment, .Xlfred won. lfollowing this contest was the League checker tourna- ment. Seven schools were represented, each hy a hoy and girl player. At live-thirty the Student Council served a clam chowder supper for all pres- ent. The tournament continued until later in the evening. Buxton came out victorious, with Carrie Nlc. Xllistcr leading' the girls and Kendrick Davis leading the lioys. Nov. 17. 'Buxton vs. Alumni. lirst lmaskethall game of the season. llnxton lmoys and Alumnze girls won Nov, 20. Mr. Verney spoke on XN ords before the school. Nov. 7313. School closed for Thanksgiving week-end. Dec. 4. Mr. Colby spoke on Music at chapel. Buxton vs. .Xlfred at .Nl fred, lmasketliall. Dec. 7. Speaking contest divisions lmcgan with seniors. Dec. S. junior division. llec. Sl. Sophomore division. Dec. ltl. lireshman division. Dec. ll. School closed for Christmas vacation at one-thirty in the afternoon and we had our Christmas tree soon after in the town hall. lfveryone had a good time and alter the presents were given out a great surprise came to all the students. The teachers treated ns with ice cream. That night we played a game of lmasketlmall at XVaterlmoro. liuxton lmoys and lYaterhoro girls were victorious. llec. '28, The winter term of school lmegan. The checker trophies were exhibited liefore the school and the medals were awarded to Ken- drick and Carrie, the winners. Dec. 729. Practice game of haskethall with llollis in their own hall. Dee. 30. Mr. Jewett announced the following as having perfect attendance for the fourteen weeks of the fall term: Helen Boulter, Bernard