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

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v x LJLJL s n 1 -, f' fi do if? , f Xi A U H U 'P 'r ,xg in THE CRESCENT TWENTY-ETGHTH ANNUAL PXIZE SPEAKIFG CCRTVST 4,4 1941 BUXTON CENTER BAPTIST CHURCH NOVEMBER 26, MUSIC TNVOCATTON Rev. A. W. Brown YOUTH AFLAME Cwritten l954D Irene Holth Edward Elwell A KITTY COTS ADOPTINC Booth Tarkington Alice Woodman A MODEL LETTER TO A FRIEND Booth Tarkington Rrle Leavitt AN EXILE Emilie Ruck de Schell MUSIC SRACKLES OF FREEDOM Samuel R. Davenport Albert Libby IMMULE TO FLATTERY Ruth Ranks GRILL Mildred Hammond Zona Cale WHAT IS RIGHT WITH YOUTH Dr. Roy L. Smith Le Roy Burns NUSIC A DENCKINATIORAL GARDEN Alice Rice Ardis Coodson IT'S A LAN'S WORLD Luella E. Mahon Merton Waterman AMERICANISM Robert Snell MARY STUART CBased on Schiller's'DramaD Mary Ann Potterfield Carolyn Woolcock KUSIC Chairman of Program Raymond Rrackett Judges: Prin. Charles E. Taylor, Biddeford High School W. Warren Harmon, Old Orchard Reach Richard Cray, Biddeford High School lst Prize QDoysD, Also C, Y. C. L. Representative Dramatic Contest lst Prize CCirlsJ End Prize H C. Y. C. L. Representative Humorous Contest

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THE CRESCENT 19 January 27 Civilian Defense Meeting at Tory Hill Churchf February 2 Pictures: HBombs Over Europeng Hrarm Odditiesn. February 4 Pictures: HHeroes of the Atlanticng HLondon Fire Raids.H February 9 Pictures: HThe Green Handn. February lO Game here with Cornish boys' basketball team. Junior Varsity game with Frederick Hobie Junior High team. SCHOOL PICNIC In September, Mr. Jewett announced that we would hold our annual school picnic and baseball game with Hollis High School. It was to be held September 26th at the Bar Mills baseball diamond and Pleasant Point. School was dismissed at noon and a jolly crowd left for the afternoon events. The boys had a baseball game while the girls engaged in a softball duel. , The crowd then adjourned to Pleasant Point for the weenie roast. After everyone had eaten his fill, some went walking, some conversed Cteachers, especiallyl and also there was plenty of bantering between the students of each school. The latter part of the afternoon quickly passed, and everyone packed into cars and left, clattering and yelling at the top of his lungs. A swell day, topped off with a perfect afternoonl. THE CHRISTMAS PARTY All day on December l9th the students of Buxton High School gazed with querying eyes at the two Christmas tress in the auditorium. All were anxiously awaiting the last period, for that was the time for the exchanging of gifts. ' After preliminary exercises of music, who should peek out of the stage door but Mr. Hurlbut -- oops! sorry, --Santa Claus. For his brownies he chose none other than those inevitable Freshmen, Ben Libby and Rudy Sawyer. Soon the room was filled with laughter and joking horns, tooters, kazoos, tricks, jokes and rubber snakes. One class joker, by name Gregory Lawler, put a snake C rubber but very lifelikeb in the seat that Miss Stone had been sitting in. She returned and almost sat, but instead ---wow! Everyone doubled in laughter and Miss Stone turned the color of a ripe persimmon. When we were dismissed, the noise was doubled and the walls, which were expanded, heaved a sigh of relief, as the doors poured forth a flood of happy boys and girls.i

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