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

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28 THE CRE SCENT BACCALAURFAIE EXERCISES CP THE CLASS CF 1941 BUXTON CEITER BAPTIST CHURCH SUIDAY JUNE l, 1941 Processional Mrs. Georwe A. Elwell Introductory Voluntary Invocation Rev. J. Albert Hammond Special Croup . Pairest Lord Jesus Sllesian Folk Song Scripture Prayer Special Group Prayer of Thanksgiving Netherland Tune Cffertory Address Rev. A.W. Brown Special Group Follow the Gleam Sallie Hume Douglas Benediction Recessional Mrs. George A. Elwell COPNEHCEPTIT EXERCISES CP THE CLASS CF 1941 TORY HILL MEETING HOUSE, BAR BILLS WEDNESDAY JUNE 4, 1941 March Music Invocation Rev. J. Albert Hammond Salutatory Edna A. Moulton America - Educational Background History Anita M. Nason Prophecy Pauline R. Coombs music Will Joseph E. Leavitt Honor Essay America - Educational Needs Music Address to Undergraduates Robert C. Emery Gifts Roger O. Plummer Valedictory America - Democracy and Education Vusic NAwarding of Prizes Conferring of Diplomas Ode Anita M. Nason Benediction Class Lotto: Virtue Conquers All Class Flower: American Beauty Rose Class Colors: Maroon and White H Balfour Plaque -- Edna A. Moulton w Alumni Cash Prize -- Anita M. Nason H Becker College Award -- Ronald M. Sawyer H Legion Essay Prize -- Merton C. Waterman

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THE CRESCENT SENIOR CLASS PLAY Presented in Auditorium, April FEUDIN' IN THE HILLS Mr. Martin, the last of his line Mrs. Martin, his wife Edna Mae and Zula, their daughters Jed, their son Grandma, Mr. Martin's mother Sam Pruitt, Edna Hae's suitor Dina Pruitt, his sister Dr. Ambercrombie, student of philosophy Myrtle, his daughter 2 ii, l94l Ronald Sawyer Edna Douoette Pauline Coombs Edna Moulton Roger Plummer 'Anita Nason Herbert Short Ruth Greene Joseph Leavitt Lorraine Braokett TWO ORE-ACT PLAYS Presented in Auditorium, October 2, l94l WHILE THE TOAST BURLED by Sophomore Class Herbert Canby Raymond Braokett'42 Ruth, his wife Mildred Hammond Herbert, Jr. Alfred Short Mary Lou Shirley Anderson .Gmumnwther Canby Ruth Palmer THE CONTEST PLAY by Junior Glass Miss Barr Rae Elaine Bartlett Johnny Roger Jeanne Louise Dorine Prof. Jackson rton Waterman Robert Snell atalie Wiggin Ardis Goodson Carlene Rowe Carl Anderson Me N

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