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

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26 As we are about to end our , THE CRESCENT bulletins we return to a nearby location where we receive news from The Sunbeam oi Hollis. nThe pictures are great and the department arrangements are interesting. We have been interested in our Exchanges and hope we may hear ,LN 0 iron you again. And new in closing we will give you a bit of the humor we have found in these books. The Crimson Rambler: nOn an Occupations payer, 'Try to get all you can from the teacher reciting the lesson.'n The Pine Cone: Teacheriln European HistoryJ:HFrenee was made e republic for the first time in 1792. When was it again made, for the eocondtime, a re- public?N Student:nl759.N The Sokokis Harrier: lst Girl: nI'm sorry I walked on your feetn. End Girl: nThat's all right, I walk on tnom.myself eometimce.n The Sokokie: Teacher: NNemo three collective nouns.n Student: dFlypsper, waete-basket, vacuum cleaner. The Sunbeam: Girl: HI really have the eouliof an artist.n Boy: nYce, I could tell you painted as soon as looked at your face.n Venn: .mein yiwgmm. amqsnmn -. E:'5??:fE5E'?' . if Af ':x- - zz: ': ' :iEEEi :.: Ei :..5: 'Huy .WWW ' ffrm JHMV Mgr- .Es'f,, ,,., ':1?.E72':37

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f Qs, '48, fl C Q' ff 'Y-F 'fr-iFxNfJb5 In our roundup of nNews of Maine School Year Booksn, we have called in our reporters who have contacted the follow- school and bring us brief bulletins. All news has been censor ed by the Exchange Department and we have these reports to make which we hope will be helpful in compiling your later editions. First of all we hear fron The Crimson Rambler from Standish. nThe arrangement is good and the Book Review sec- tion is interesting. Why not have more of them?U Next a bulletin from The Pine Cone of Cornish. nThe book is very neatly arranged. How about using your cameras more so as to have more pictures.n The report from The Sokokis Warrior of Limington Academy reads, uWe like the idea of keeping us up to date with your calendar.u From our commentator on The Four Corners of Scarboro comes this news, nlour Literary Department is good and the pictures add much to your book. A new report reaches us from The Skipper of Kennebunk- port. UCongratulations on your clever arrangement of your book. Your artists have done some fine work.n The Sokokia from Limerick brings us this. Wwe enjoy your art work as we have mentioned before and also we like your Poetry Department. Let us now turn to more distant olace where we meet the edition, The Megunticook, of Camden. nMay we suggest plac- ing all your adds together at the back of the book. We think it would make a better appearance.n Also at this time we call in a reporter covering The Hillcrest of Bucksport High. We enjoyed especially your numerous picturcs.N

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I ff l 1 x S 1 ' K Z1 4 ' .hc 'df'-nhsiilixx I-his 1 PLE W ,kia JQACQLIII J' L U M N I ALLHITTI Ol'lf'iICl3liS President: Philip 3. Brooks 1900 Vice-Pres: Harold Smith 1959 Secretary: Genova Beton Boulter 1907 Treasurer: Inn Fogi Woolcock 1907 AUhWIBnRJET Every year the Alumni nssocintion honors the graduating class by entertaining then at the annucl rlumni banquet. Last yen? it was held June 18th, at the Cascades, Dunstan. The Master of Ceremonies was Hr. Philip S. Brooks. The speakers were Mr. Geovge E. Jack, Superintendent, Mr. Frfnk H Jowett, Principal, and hr. Hnrlun L. Pease,Qenior Class President. The banouet new followed by a dance. ALUMNI 1940 Ninifred S. Cfrll is attending 0o?hfm Normal School. Marie A. Gnetske is employed in Biddeford. Vilda M. Newcomb is married and has enployment in Portl nd. A. Emma Pflner is at home in Bar Hills. Harlan L. Pease is attending the University of Heine. Betty I. Plummer is 5 post-grriupto at the high schools L 1 1 n Fm Raymond H. Roberts is at the Alfreo ..C. osmp.