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

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' cquurv CHNMPION Ya. R v 'FWINS??SS gi! .,,, . . Q 4 A1 ' ll: -- '4 . GOING UP! 632 W -BUXTON AT PLAY X i- i? BEFORE AND ATT ER CHAMPION '3l CROSS COUNTRY TEAM CI-I EC KEQ CHAMPS I I L

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Tl! If C1?E.S'C'ENT 17 t2:n'l:incl, .Nlicv l'XiZlli'l'lllIlIl, Kiln-nnis lflint, XN'illi:nn Hague, Viola Redmoncl, lxslvi' Smith, Nilflrccl Ilzilcy, Clmrlcs Noyes, Eleanor Pzirlicr, Byron Xlkzoclwzircl. lfrnvsl lfziton, .Xlclunzi Hague, Czitlicrinc Pc-nnell, VCl1l1'1 'zirka-r, Iivclyn Rcynolals. lcl:i Smith. liruncis lionltcr, XVz1rrcn Roberts. lwllim- XYIlll'I'I'llIlll, -lzuiv l'i1'Ufl1lllg,flIZll11, Czlrric lX'lc. Xllistci', Lee Sands, l.:1w- iciicv 'l'owiisv1'ul, llrncz- llilllfy, ljrlancl l':irlccr, Donald Plunnncr, Carl Ionllur, ,-Xllivrl llziggnc, XVzirrvn llill, Elsie l'cnncll, Grace Rankin, Irenu lic-rlinoiizl :incl XVilli:nn rlllllllllllki. jun. l. llzlslwllizlll, Wincllizini vs. Buxton :it lluxton. Wlindhznn girls lllil Ilnxton lioys won. llzni. I, Nr. Slip-pzlrcl spolcc lic-lore thc: sclioul on the history of lluxton. ilzin. 2, l'r:iclicc gfllllli' with llollis at lluxton. lllllllillj' N. llnxtoii lioys plziyccl Ulcl Urcli:u'cl Town Team :it Old fJrcl1:n'cl. ll. 'lil1l' cup wliicli was ziwzirrlccl lxy the Cciitml York County lfilglll' to llic lcznn that won llic most games in lmselsall was piwsciitcrl to tlic school. l'2. A ganna- nl lnuslcctlizlll was plziyecl lay linxton and Limerick :lt l.lIHC1'lCli. I I. JN ganna' was plzxyccl lmctwccn Qlllllf lflizzilietli :ind .lluxton at Hnxloii. 15. Klr, Ncklislci' spolqc Iiclorc the chapel on uxivllllt do you rlcsirc most in lifc llzlslwtlmzill liclwvcli llnxton :incl l,iniington at Limington in llic evening. IH. l'rool of tlic CRIiSK,'FN'l' czune liaclc from the printer. Miss Sylccs out sick. lil. llrislwtlmzill lictxvccii Old Orcliurcl zlnrl liuxtou at Buxton. '30, Miss Sykcs rclurnccl to school. Fclicflnlc- cliznigccl for the 1'cn1:ximlvr of the week from two scrssions rlziilv to one scssion clnilv. . linxlun :incl lllclls at Xllflls for Zl game ol luaslietball. .3. ..2. M r. l.ockc spoke before the chapel on Cliziracter llnildiknglg, lizunc of lmuskcllizill lictwccn lluxton zincl Hollis at Hollis.

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' 1 xl 'XV Sl llf x i . it .X we .cp . 3 ff' 'lm f . V- an tw .q fj ,f f qi Who wants to wanrler through the mysteries of hooltlancl with us? llhatl lfveryhorly? l.et's go! What shall we exzunine lirst? Well. here's 'l'l1v 'l'1'1'jwfl, Thornton .Xeaclc-iny, Saeo, Maine. XYe'll look that over now. :X very niee paper, isn't it? l'1n sure you all agree with us, but clon't you think it woulcl he just a little clressenl up il you hacl a few pictures sprinlclerl through it? llow's this lor something good from the poets' corner? F-N'll,liS 'KX smile is just a little thing. .AX laugh, a noel, a sigh, llut it makes a life worth living Xllith a lmonrl ol' friendship tie. '.l'here's a smile that Michael Angelo paints .Xncl a sinile heeause vou're ha nv to live, . . l . llut the greatest snnle in all the world ls the smile that is usecl to forgive. So inueh lor that: l woncler what will he next? Well, Well. well, here's our olcl lriencl The .S'okoki.v, from lfinericl: lligh School. lVhat clo you suppose they have especially goocl this year? We have reafl it :incl have cleeiclerl on the vercliet ol guilty. You are guilty ol printing as line a paper as we have yet reacl. Wle lilferl your article on School Loyalty very niueh. lt shows that you have the right spirit. Now, let's see what Tin' flfftlllll' has to offer us. Au interesting niaga- zine surely, quite a nuniller ol pictures, some really good cuts and some funny jokes. llere's one that made us laugh: 'lfeaeherz VVhat is meant hy the feminine encling? Student: lt means that the woman always has the last word.