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

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IHE 'REo'EN ' he Red and Mhite' Sanford ihis, folks, is a little different from the others that I have m ntioned his is a newspaper and interesting too If you wish to read a good story you should read Nico Many Dough nutsu The author has a good imagination. he sport nwrite upn is instruoti Also I just ncti ed in this paper a letter from I wish I had time to tell you about it, but a I have said before my time is limited Now for the rext ihe Hebroniwr' Hebron ihis caper I think is excellent Live most other papers, it has good jokes Here's one quoted from their paper WA bald headed man has less hair to comb, but he has more face to wash U ihey have a very complete sport section sug gest more literature Windonian Windham his papei has a fine the authors I suggest that you read UDays We Can't Forgetn This shows a student's love for her school mhe Mission of iony Cabrillou is exceptionally go The idea developed is that a xind deed is repaid Another pleasing story, altogether different but equally as good, is called NThe Lucky Findn he plot, as the rmme sig nifies is villxge gcssips The NFoemN called HTh Nairow Escapen is as exciting as the name promises he Quill' Gardiner Gardirer High h s a very entertaining book, though rather small in compar ison with those of other schools ihere is a fine lit erary department, ard the boox is splendidly illustrated Gdrdiner High h s many sports which the smaller schools do not ihe Pine C ne Cornish Cornish has an ex cellent school book I admire their cuts very much, especially the one of chickens representing the fresh men mne picture which interested me was the drawing of M rie Antoinette heir liter ry section is very enter taining, but I don't find sny I believe the writing of poetry should be encouraged I see the announcer coming to tell me my time is uo, so I must say goodbye until next year at this time. You have just been listening to Mr Van Swwgger, the state superintendent of school papers, his is station CYCL returning you to the National Broadcasting Company And ag in sweet music filled the room - - ,saw ,,l , VY f - -sg I-qv, ' -- Y Y I r'1 'V - I rn ' - L. L- ' , . .e ', . m . . . . . J. c. , , ' rn - 1 1 ' ' ' . . m I L A J. v . - . . J .Ve. .C . . H Mars. '. x . A S r . h . . . . 3 -- Q L lim ' I ,,,, M ' ' c I , O 0 . l- - - O ' 0 I ' A . .J L H . F1 ' T A. 5 .L ' 5 0 N -' ' I! ,,, ' ' P1 5 ' Q J. collection of poetry, showing the vivid imagination of . I O ' O ll L ' ' f '1 ' ' Od. ' ' ' ' ' 5 O . . m . - Q J. C LC . . , . 6 . . e 5 . I . L A . Q a ' -.-' - . . A . av u 1 H1 . Q u o .- . A. , 4 C A 1 ' . . O c . A 3. I R l . U nm - , n ,, - - - o , . 1 C A A t k . . . A . La. ' ' Q Q T as . -' . . . Q c . v P . C L. N A . A . ' . ' 1 L . D g C. . m . . . C - 4 - ' ' C I c 'El' I . . 0