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

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-1' 1 J' -J U M N 4 fc Q-rl' 1 President: Vice-Pres: Secretary: Treasurer: The ALUMNI OFFICERS Aldana Hague 1935 Philip S. Brooks 1900 Geneva Eaton Boulter 1907 Ina Fogg Wooloock 1907 Alumni Association entertained the members of the graduating class at the annual bsnquet which was held June 19th at the Cascade Lodge in Dunstan. Alumni 1959 Harriet Boulter,-- ---e- -N----N---Employed et St. Petersburg, Floridr Harold Drnciett Jr., --------- Buxton Center Doris Cousins, ------- Employed rt Bar Mills Vera Dixon, ----- N-H ----- Employed at Gorhrm Robert 3hrenborg,- ---- Employed Saco-Lowell Allan Sigue,-Attending University of Maine Ralph Haley, ---- -U----v ---'- --H- -West Buxton 1 Jeanne Jewett, ---- Attending Becxer College Worcester Mass. Coralie Lewler,-- ---- ---Training at Webber Kenneth Owen,- ----- Employed at Saoo-Lowell Cyrus Palmer,----u-- ------------ -Bar Hills Marshall Peese,--e- ---- -Attending Portland Technologw School U Merton Sargent,--H --------H W ----- Bar Mills Harold Smith, ------------------ West Bugton Mary Snith,H ------- Imployed St. Petersburg Florida Mary Snell, -e------ Attending Gorham Normal Ernest Stevens, ----------------- Groveville Barbers Thomas, ---- Attending Gorham Uorwel Gr ' fn-r t fl , 1 rr- ff f ' 1 . .fn 1 f -in-' '1-

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20 THE CRESCENT make the book very worthwhile. We are pleased to have this new exchange on our list. At Gardiner, nThe Quilln awaited us with humorous jokes and amusing stories. Q Later we found ourselves at Bristol, looking at the nBristo1inen,,The senior class horoscope was a very clever idea, but how about some snaps, they would greatly improve it? Bidding farewell to this part of the state we resumed our gourney, heading the team toward Scarboro. There we found the 'Four Cornersu in readiness, and noticed many snaps of interest with many stories. ' It was late when we returned to Buxton, cold and weary. We gave a report of our day's travel, in the school which we can call our own, Buxton High. We had seen sous very beautiful buildings that day, but we would not swap, sell, or trade any of them for our own B.H.S. Exchange Jokes At ten, a childg at twenty wild, At thirty, tame, if every At forty, wise, at fifty, rich, At sixty, good, or never. Winthrop Winner Student: nHas not fortune ever knocked at your door?N Beggars nHe did once, but I was out. Ever since, he has sent his daughter.n Student: nHis daughter, who is she?n Beggars Nwhy, misfortune, of course.u Our Times Heanlat One-Act Plays Mr. Wadleigh: nAll right, run up the curtain.H B.Sa '41s USay, watcha think I am -a squirrel?N H.P. '4O:uI'read in a book that Apollo chasing a nymph and she turned into a tree.n L.W. '4O: nHe was lucky. Those I chase always turn into a restaurant.U Senior'fgiving a quarter to his younger brotherl: Now, be careful with that money. Remember the saying: NA fool and his money are soon parted.n Younger brother: UYes, I know. But just the same, I want to thank you.N lg.. , ...,..An -

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, Yi W, 7, 22 THE CRESCENT MARRIAGES 1939-1940 Francis Libby of Scarboro to Lesley P. Moulton '56 of Buxton Ruth T. Braley of Yarmouth to Lawrence R. Townsend '55 of Buxton Nellie M. Parker '29 of Buxton to Horace L. Pushard of Whitefield Berle Anderson '56 to Warren D. Roberts '52 both of Buxton Beulah M. Waterman '50 of Buxton to Napoleon Sampson of Scarboro Bertha C. Johnstone of Alfred to Bernard C. Garland '52 of Buxton Marie Elwell of Buxton to Ivan A. Dugan of Brewster, Mass. BIRTHS 1959-1940 To Wilfred and Helen CMcKenneyj Dale, a daughter, Judith To Ernest and Ronelda lSandsD Berry, a son, Richard Sands To Erwin and Eleanor CSoulel Cressey, a daughter, Judith Myra To Ellsworth and Maud CParkerD Smith, a son, Richard Ellsworth S. Roger and Inez CLeavittJ Carll, a son, Roger Leavitt Clarence :nd Grace lHaleyJ MacDougall, a son, William Allan To Otis and Thelma fEllisJ Gerrish, a son, Charles Arthur To Earl and Mary CSmithJ Rowe, a daughter, Florence Mary To Henry and Doris CKatonD Emery, a son, Bruce Melvin To Philip and Annabel CMacEachenD Atkinson, a son, Philip Bruce,Jr. To Herbert and Ernestine CParkerD Redlon, a daughter, Linda Lou To James and Olive iSpoonerD Gerrish, a drughter, Virginia Louise To To DEATHS 1939-1940 Ralph Sawyer ---------------- ------ 1912 Virgil C. Totman, Principal ---1895-1897 Alumni Notes Lester H. Smith, Assistant County Agent in Caledonia County, Vermont. Headquarters at the farm bureau office in St. Johnsbury. Harry Tyler, teaching at the Madawaska Training School, Fon:Kent Warren Hill, teaching at Cranberry Isle -4 - Y