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

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-W -P -l- ococ O A -W l- a,. la all 21 BACCALAUREATE EXERCISES OF THE CLASS OF 1945 BUXTON CENTER BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY MAY 27,1945 Processional Introductory Voluntary Invocation Special Group ' Miss Alta Marsh nAmerica, the Beautifulu Scripture Prayer Offertory Address nNothing But the Best Is Hymn No. 3 Benediction Recessional COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Rev. J. Albert Hammond Good Enough For Youn 1 Miss Alta Marsh OP THE CLASS OF 1945 TORY HILL MEETING HOUSE MAY 151, 1945 March Mrs. Olive W. Hhnnaford Music--Maine Song Special Group Invocation Rev. J. Albert Ham ond Salutatory Althea Berry nMaine, its Pastn History - Priscilla Bartlett Prophecy A Barbara Meriam Music--Trumpet Solo Walter Bolster Will Erle Leavitt Honor Essay G Patricia Stevens nMaine, its Present? Address to the Undergraduates Carroll Stevens Gifts Alice Woodman Valedictory Ruth Ranks NMaine, its Futureu Music Special Group Awarding of Prizes Cnnforring of Diplomas Class Ode Benediction Class Motto Uwisdom is Better than Rubiesn Class Flower Carnation Class Colors Maroon and White Class Marshall Ruel Sawyer '46

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20 A B VARIETY SHOW f, , , ,..-.-.- -- ...........-.- ....................- ..-V ... Presented by the Students of Buxton High School May 5,1945 at Buxton Center May 15,1945 at Bar Mills PROGRAM 1. BUXTON HIGH SCHOOL SONG CHORUS SINGING ALONG TOGETHER 2. REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR WALTER BOLSTER 3. PORTERFS LOVE SONG PORTER SICKELS R NATALIE HAMMOND 4. TU-RA-LU-RA-LU-RA BARBARA RANKS E CAROLYN MOULTON 5Q WISH I WERE SINGLE AGAIN ENDMEN 6. CANNIBAL KING RUTH R BARBARA RANKS R DAVID JOHNSON YOU CAN'T GO TO HEAVEN RANKS SISTERS HOME ON THE RANGE with GARY VAN BETUW ?. JUMP ROPE TAP DANCE CHARLOTTE SABINE 8. PEG O' MY HEART GLEE CLUB LITTLE BLACK ME I DREAM OF YOU 9. RIDING DOWN THE CANYON LEOLA MOLEESE I'M ASCAIRD OF CGWS OLD SHEP 10. WHILE STROLLING THROUGH THE PARK ONE DAY DAVID JOHNSON k MYRNA RANDOLPH 11. FLAT TIRE SKIT WILLIAM CAMDEN, EUGENE WOOD, FRANK EATON, CARL PINKHAM, ROBERT ANDERSON 12. A GOOD MAN NOW-A-DAYS ALICE WOODMAN, BARBARA MERIAM, IS HARD TO FIND and PRISCILLA BARTLETT 15. MOCKING BIRD ALTH A BERRY 14. MILITARY TAP BARBARA MERIAM R CHARLOTTE SABINE 15. TAPS WALTER BOLSTER 16. SERVICE SONGS CHORUS ' CAST , INTERLOCUTER DAVID ELTGN MR. BONES PORTER SICKELS TAMBO WILLIAM CAMDEN MOE THOMAS RONAN JOE ROBERT BERRY RUFUS GARY VAN BETUW BENJAMIN EVERIL COUSENS GEORGE WASHINGTON LINCOLN CHESTER GILLINGHAM SAMUEL LOUIS EMERY MANTAN ERNEST PATE WIMPY LAWRENCE JOSE ACCOMPANISTS MYRNA RANDOLPH A ALTA MARSH Presented Under the Direction of Miss Elizabeth Noonan

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22 D- I- D I I ,,.,,, N ',.fS?x ,uf ' up HIGH, WYDE and HANDSOME 5 5Bf 5 HJ' CTIJX A Comedy in Three Acts X7 N '2 Qy ' EVJLQQ. . by - , fav A W K X'-ljfx John Nash Q ,fe December 4, 1945 O., 7 ff -we me A09 CAST OF CHARACTERS ew? x' y MARTIN HIGH, president of the Seasonal DAVID EATON Greetings Company DOROTH A WYDE, his private secretary MYRNA RANDOLPH JODIE, a stenographer BARBARA MASON RUBY, . NORMA Foes SHIRLEY, salesgirls SHIRLEY EMMONS GEORGETTE, I NATALIE HAMMOND AMMOH, head of the printing deplt CHESTER GILLINGHAM ROSS, a salesman DANIEB SMITH PERLEY GREGG, an employee BURTON PEASE MRS. QUEENSBURY, a poetess JOAN EATON SYNOPSIS OF SCENES - The entire action of the play takes place in a ACT I An afternoon in early spring ACT II The following afternoon. ACT III Morning of the next day Play under the direction of Miss Barbara Dennett. Music furnished by the GIRLS' CHORUS, with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Olive Landry. t f Q 'htwilxlfa' 56 K , '-4' X9 1, 5 fl s'i if f-ff -. Xiij Xxx gg X N ,g ta, .f -357 !xf L-fjiTv fgTK , lg-3 I O xx H slr? fy reception room of the Seasonal Greetings Company. fe C! 'lxxqigglya fri XXV Y of ef