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

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lin...-m...u-.l-..i.wmlTHEVQRESGEhT--M .... SHIRLEY TRAFFORD Basketball l,3,4g Softball 5g Camera Crescent Board 3. UOur Shirley comes from Groveville With other boys and gals,, She is merry and clever And has many, many pels.n PATRICIA STEVENS .........---. --....-.... .......... ...... . ...-vw Club 23 Student Council 5,43 Crescent Board l,2,5,4g Class Vice-Pres. l,4g Class Pres. 25 Spelling Contest 43 Drametics 4g Cheer loader 43 Percy Woodman Prize 1. MBright-eyed Patricia, a sweet senior gal, Smart as e whip and cveryone's pal, She's chipper as spring and sweet as a flower. Lct's hope Pat will be happy through Life's every hour.n PRISCILLA RICHARDS Glee Club l,2,5,4g Softball 5. nPrisoilla is Q smiling imp, As cute as she can bc. Wo're sure that she will never limp Through life's swift, roaring sea. BEVTRLY SHORT Crescent Board 4g Dramstics 1. uWe have a maiden named Bev. Short, Whom we really like Q lot. With long dark heir and dark brown eyes And with e mind thet's very wise.n MARJORIE MERRILL H Glee Club 1,2,5,4g Orchestra 2,5,4g Public Crescent Board 5,4. Hhargy, a senior in our class Always has e smile for every lass, Those two little dimples nature gave 'Will keep her smiling to her grave I! Speaking 43 n

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l6l, + 4 4 4 d May 29,1944 A boring weekend spent...studying. More finals! May 30,1944 Phewl A short but sweet Memorial Day spent remobering facts for more exams. May 31,1944 12 o'clock and s sigh of relief is heard throughout the school--exams are over.. Final--ly over. June 1,1944 The big moment has arrived--school is over! Graduation exercises held at Tory Hill. June 2,1944 The Alumni banquet was held at the Legion Hall in Sanford. Nhat a crowd and they all seemed to enjoy the fcodlx In August the Faculty was announced es follows: Prin. Frank H.Jewett Wayne F.Shipmwn Anri.Instructor Piss Elizabeth Noonan kiss Priscilla Higgins Hrs. Gertrude Elwell September 14 School dsys,school days, Dear old golden rule days! The school on the hill looks refreshing after a long summer vacation. September 25,1944 Magazine campaign is under way again with Edna and ilthea the captains and Ruth the manager. The students really had something to work for,for there were thrre prizes offer- ed the high scoring salesmen. Prizes were awarded Roland Tnp1cy,Vinctta Kelley and Frank Batonk September 28,1944 We all assembled in the main room ' with shining faces. We were all anxious to vote for the members of the Student Council. Votes were cast for President and Erle Leavitt was the chosen one. Other members wereg Seniors........V.Leevitt D.Johnson R.Ranks P.Stcvems Juniors.... ...2.Sayyer B.Harmon Sophomores.....5.Pease M.Randolph Freshmen... ...P.Berry P.Webb Our attraction at noontime now is in the back field watching the boys and girls play- ing horseshoes. Soon there is to be a League Horseshoe Tournament.