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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

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E21 tiiseiiasssiazsaai sssziisasa Qmieisia..4IE.aaQ5zenm2Zisiii2225:35si!5522si3252252ESSHSEEQE52ilziiiiisiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiilli. Q- n n--Q xuvllz lgigi igiiz HUHIIHISTHHTIUH ...A--'J' ' ' ' W Wx'-W x ' Q' Qu! , 'U ,K Yvftxiwl fare f Lgs 6 ! l 6 A m sl X5 N X L ge! , i 'T SA 1543 1430 nnuaf Sfaff EDITOR-IN CHIEF Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistants Literary Fditor Class Editors Norma Fogg Nancy Mason Flavia Foster Alan Lang Harold Gerrish Glennis Townsend Than Gousens Dan Davis George Pierce Joan Carll Ruth Berry Exchange-Joke Editors Cedric Palmer Barton Burnell Athletics Fditors Roberta Iang Earl Richards Almnni lliitor Charlotte Atkinson Faculty Advisor Mrs . E.lIB11 CHANGE-A SIGN OF PROGRESS This year the Yearbook Staff decided on a new policy for the Crescent-more picture pages or perhaps we might say fewer and better written pages. Due to a necessity for keeping expenses at a min:Lmum,we were unable to have as many pictures as we had hoped. But a few were added as you will see. We feel that our school activities are best seen in pictures. We sincerely hope that you will find our book interesting for it is yours as well as ours. Without the cooperation of an interested public no school can carry on successfully. We wish especially to thank all our ad- vertisers and the friends who by their advise and encouragement have contributed to the success of our book. glominigfvafion 6D'Conov84'3 In an effort to raise the standards of scholarship in the school the faculty have posted a list of honor students at the close of each six-weeks' ranking period. That this attempt has been successful my be seen by the following list of honor students: HIGHET HONORS Carlton Berry Norma Fogg Alan Iang Nancy Mason George Pierce Joan Carll Joyce Dean Charles Snell HDNORS Dan Smith Sally Davis Earl Berry Dan Davis mth Berry Sadie Hannon Glennola Harmon Thelma Harriman Roger Betts James Eaton Rita Gerrish Hope Collum Edith Townsend Glennie Townsend Alton Goodson Cedric Palmer Sylvia Smith James Tyler Pauline Pease Student Council President Iouis Enery VicevPres. Flavia Foster Secretary-Trees. Irene Cressey Senior Members Tommy Nichols Norm Fogg Roberta Iang Norman Gray Junior Members Shirley Garland Richard Eaton Calvin Libby Sophomore Members Ronald Berry Irene Cressey Faculty Advisor Mr.Ston:l.er The Student Council this year has been very inactive due to the fact that no great problems have a- risen. The student. body as a whole has been most cooperative in mlclng every effort to maintain a very high standard of conduct for the school. 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NORMA CAROLYN FOGG Salutatory Crescent Board 1,2,5,43 Class Sec'y.53 Vice-Pres.l3 Student Council l,2,5,43 Basketball 5,43Dramatics 43 Music 1,2,5,4j Usherette 23 Softball l,2,5,43 Operetta 5. FIAVIA EILA FOSTER Honor Essay Crescent Board 2,5,43 Student Commcil 43 Dramatics 5,43 Class Sec 'y.2 3 Cheerleader 5,43 Music 1,2,5,4Q Usherette 2,53 Operetta 5. ROGER ARNOLD BEPTS Class Will Class president 43 Usher 53 F.F.A.2. DANIEL ALLEN SMITH Class History Music 1,2,5,4j Dramatics 1,z,5,4j Operetta 53 F.F.A.53 Orchestra 4. DANIEL PAUL DAVIS Class Prophecy Crescent Bbard 2,5,43 Music l,2,43 Public Speaking 53 Student Council 53Baseball 2,5,43 Basketball 2,5,4 Track 23 Dramatics 23 Usher 23 Class Vice-pres.5 ,4j01'Ch8StI'8 43 League, Spelling Contest 2,5. NATHANIEL CARLL COUSENS Class Gifts Crescent Board 43 2,316.1 2 5,43 Operetta 53 Usher 53 Baseball 2, 5,43H.lIl.BI'iC8-R legion Prize Essay 53 Orchestra 2,5,4. CHARIDTTE AUDREY ATKINSON Class Gifts Crescent Board 43 Dramatics 5,43 Cheerleader 2,53 Music l,2,5,43 Operetta 53 Checkers 53 Softball l,2,5. KATHERINE SYLVIA STEVENS Music 2,43 Softball 1,2,5,43 Horesshoes 2. EFI-IELYN LORAINE ELWELL Horseshoes 5,43 Cheerleader 43 Music 1,2,5,4. PERLE! AIDNZO HARMON Music 1,2,5,45 Operetta 53 F.F.A. l,2. ROGER RANKIN MERRILL Music 1,2,5,4j Operetta 53 F.F.A. l,2,43 Vice-pres. 4. RODERIC OWEN BUTLER Public Speaking 1,23 Music l,2,5,43 Operetta 53 F.F.A. 2,5,43 Orchestra 4. ROBERFA ANN LANG Student Council 43Music l,2,5,43 Basketball 5,43 Softball 5,43 Operetta 53 Crescent Board 4. NORMAN PHILIP GRAY Kennebunk High l,2,53 Student Council 4 QHOPBQSIJDGB 43 F.F.A. 43 Sec'y. 43Dramatics 4. THOMAS ROGERS NICHOLS Student Council 43 Spelling Contest 2,5,4. EARL URIAH BEAN RICHARDS JR. Crescent Board 43 Music l,2,5,4. Student Council 2 3C1ass pres. 53 Operetta 53Baseball 2,5,43 Basketball 2,5,43Track 23 Horseshoes 5,43 Orchestra 5,4. GLENNOIA ELSIE HARMON lmsic l,2, 5,4 3Horseshoes 5 3 Dramatics 4. STANLEY EARL PATE Crescent Board l,Dramatics l,5,43 Public Speaking l3Music l,2,5,43 Operetta 53 F.F.A. 23 Orchestra 5,4. FREDERICK HERMAN IIEIER Baskecban 2,s,43 Baseball 2',s,43 Track 23 Dramtics l3Mus1c l,2, 5,45 Operetta 53Clsss Tress.,43 F.F.A.R.sporter 43 Class Marshal F.F.A.Basketbal1 5,4. 5 1f1i3U Q V Q Q' A ' 'f S , 5 . 1 . X 1 ' A Ethelyn 19.1011 Parlay Hannon Roger Merrill Roderic Butler 'Roberta Lang Norman G1-ay Tomy Nichols Earl Richards Glennola Hannon 'nw ,R wg, eil Stanley Pate Katherine Stevens Fred Neyer , agf and Ceegfamenf We,the Class of 1949 ,being of sound mind and normal intelligence do will and bequeath to our heirs the following possessions as shown below: If the my be Charlotte Atk:Lnson,her sailor to Sally Davis. Carlton Berry,his quietness to Carlton Richards. Roger Betts and Tommy Nichols ,their friendship to the two Thelmas. Roderic Butler,h1s temper to Charles Snell. Than Cousens,his liking for Bacon to Blaine Sands. Dan Davis,his big mouth to Robert Nason. Zthelyn Elwell,her ability to be late to Donald Churchill. Nom! Fogg,her Basketball ability to Edith Townsend. Flavia Foster,her seat in Senior room to Alan Lang. Normn Gray,his,motor bike to Nancy. Glennola I-Iarmon,her note-writing ability to Harold Gerrish. Perley Harmon,his long 'legs to Robert Deering. Roberta Iang,her giggles to Hope Gollum. Roger llerril1,some of his extra pounds to Ruth Berry. Fred lleyer,his car to Ronnie Berry. ' Stanley Pate,his love of Q!K16I'lIXg to Robert Harriman. Earl Richards,all his worldly possessions to Alberta Carll. Dan Smith,his playmlness to Dickie Deering. Katherine Stevene,her quietness to Glennie Townsend. heirs to any of these possessions do not appreciate them,they passed along to more worthy and appreciative undergraduates! CICERO 41: 6 es A 61 ,if Co 'Pe Tl '7 4, 6'fS'6,1gC Q 03+ Ov D x Tr 1 C J-X CQ, .HIIIIUHS ucjiov QQ5843 Philip Berryoeoueoeoeoaepresident Cedric Palmer. . . . . .Vice-President Alan,Lang...............Secretary George Pierce..... .....Treasurer Hope Collum Barton Burnell Carl Davis Nancy Mason Rita Deering Donald Parsons Richard Eaton Donald Stewart Shirley Garland Elsie Tapley Harold Gerrish Glennie Townsend Calvin Libby Class Advisor Mrs. Elwell Our class got off to a flying start this Fall with two members on the Championship Horseshoe Team, Cedric Palmer and Richard Eaton. During the Basketball season both boys and girls did their part for the school. Cedric Palmer,Calvin Libby, Philip Berry,Richard Eaton,Glennis Townsend,Rita Deer:Lng,and Nancy Mason were on the teams. Alan Lang was chosen as manager of the team and Shirley Garland was a cheerleader. This Spring the Juniors are again doing their share. Donald Stewart,A1an Lang,Cedric Palmer and Glennis Townsend are taking part in Prize Speaking. Alan Iang and George Pierce are' members of the cast of the Senior Play. Baseball and soft ball teams all have their quota of Juniors. As for our scholastic standing,1ook for our names on the Honor Rall. 1450 FOR THE JOKES USED IN THIS COLUMN WE ARE IHDEBTED TO OUR EXCHANGE YEAR BOOKS He thinks he 's related to you. He's nuts . Surs,that is wiv he figures he's related to you. I Fatherfdramaticallyl : If I were taken away suddenly what would become of you, son? Son: Don't worry about me-the question is-what would become of you? I cans tell by just looking in a girl's eyes just what she thinks of me. Geel That must be embarrasing. THE OUTLOOK Porter High School 'l-H-I' Are you fond of algebra? Yes,I'm stuck on every prob1em. Oh,I'vs worried till I'm weary, 0'er this problem grave and deep. Shall I sleep and lose ny breakfast, Or rise and lose my sleep? THE FOUR CORNERS Scarborough High I-I-K Pay strict attention to your test. What do you think I'm whimering about? 'Why didn't people in Noah's Ark play cards? I don't know. Why? Because they were sitting on the deck. THE SUNBEAM Hollis High School fl-N-E What's the difference between a canoe and a Scotchman? ' A canoe tips. 'Who was the smartest inventor? Thomas A. Edison. He invented the phonograph so people would stay up all night and use his light bulbs. THE EAVESDROPPER Waterboro High 'I-Isl The absent minded professor drove up to the door of his garage,looked inside,- blinked,and then leaped back to his car and drove at brealmeck speed to the police station. Sergeantl he gasped, My car's been stolenl' THE CRIMSON RAMBLER Standish High Tfffuadofa is getting gray-haired over the problem of WHAT VDULD HAPPEN IF: Barton d:Ldn't use his vocabulary? Carl combed his hair? ' Donald ever learned his public speaking ? George ever slowed dovm in his Studebaker? Donald P. caught the bus ? Alan drove on tqrred roads ? Harold didn't have his pipe to smoke 'I Hope weren't so shy ? Elsie ever wore skirts 7 Shirley stopped writing notes 7 Philip weren't sly ? Nancy got an F ? Rita didn't study ? Cedric's voice stopped changing ? Richard couldn't play ball ? Glecnnis were quiet ? Calvin couldn't find his Comercial Arithmetic paper every morning ? 'lil' Mother! Son, what are you crying about? Son: Papa hit his finger with a hammer. Mother: That's nothing to cry about. You should laugh. Son: I did. TI-IE BRISTOLITE Bristol High fl-IH! Some people are experts On skiis it 's been said, When I ski on the level, I land on my head. I can't play tennis, I can't dig a trench, In a basketball game , I .sit on the bench. When I go fox hunting I trip on a log, I aim at a fox ' And shoot my dog. I'm useless,I'm hopeless, Just ask my Pappy, I'm not worth s cent, But I'm awful happy! soxoxrs Limerick High 'IHS-K Why did the little moron stand on a cornerwithaguninonehand ands knife in the other? Because he didn't know whether to out around the corner or shoot across the street. THE RED AND BIACK Wiscasset Academr , f g h .ff Q 3 EF? f 51 4 fi '1 ,J -. , 2 Rs 'E 75. ' 5-, A Him ' fi? A 55 1? ' T ' 1. H.. 1 X4 Y. i N. M wi x .L ,F 'ff-iffy . em rg, -. W Jiri fs X X535-1 viixb- W F J 'F 1' 15? , +L,-:z,1.-f tie' 4121 -1 x ,L , Q-+A f 7'i'J-qv' -. f 22' C'v.u?.Q Bu g? 55.6 3,4 1-.. A. Q -ivan. J 5 iff R? 'Y s-. f- X , -2 '31, ,, E -x ,ww .-.S 'iq' QE- 5:35 Q'-rf X 'x Qt E 'mf ' W. EMR 'SN A-ff X JA ,, +V Ninwm- Nt 1 N ' m ,Al 1 f 1 11lx.,-kr ,- ix 5 1 .L ' ,' ' J ,' 'H .. : -.4 :M 'T A :QL-3, V ilfiifxfff-fiei' .. -- Q -is. ' ...'.4.i::ft': fififftmzvifgifia ifw l ffgma -55 Lx ,gl . 5 9 I' 5, X. x -E5 , V: ,xi 1 .a, ' lb- Q ' Ep - , 51, '- 53, X 1, N 33- , x V if -. 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AQQQZLQ I .wp SGPHUMORE CIASS Sally Davie President Ronald Berry Vice-President Alberta Carll Treasurer Joan Carll Secretary Earl Berry Robert Harriman Alberta Carll 'Verena Merrill Donald Churchill Robert Nason June Collum Dlgene Pierce Irene Cressey Sylvia Smith Joyce Dean Rita Stevens Ardon Elwell James Tyler Alton Goodson Edith Tovmeend Frank Hannon Thelm. Wallace Sadie Harmon Robert Winship Thelma Harriman Class Advisor Mies Amnott The Sophomore Class gave a dance at Buxton Grange Hall October 22. We also sold chances on a blanket for our class trip fund. Bob Winship represented our class on the boys basketball team. Joan Carll, Sally Davis,Alberta Carll,Edith Townsend,Joyce Dean and Verena Merrill went out for girls basketball. Alberta Carll was chosen an All-League P1ayer,and Joan Carll rep- resented Buxton in the All-Star game. Edith Townsend,Sally Dav'is,Thelma Wal1ace,Alberta1 Carl1,Thelma Harriman , June Col1um,Verena Merrill and Joyce Dean are playing softball which is being coached this year by Mr. Johnson. Frank Harmon and Bob Winehip are out for baseball. Sally Davis,Fdith '1'ownsend,Sylvia Smith and Joyce Dean are taking part in the Annual Prize Spealdng Contest. Joyce Dean was a member of the Spelling Team which competed in the League Spelling Contest. Donald Chu:-chi1l,Andon E1we1l,Robert Harriman,Earl Berry,h'ank Harmon,Bob Winship,Robert Nason,and Alton Goodson are members of the F.F.A. FRESHMAN CLASS James Eaton p President Francis Emmons Vice-President Philip Nason Secretary Ruth Berry Treasurer Glennie Cole Carlton Richards Richard Deering Frances Ricker Robert Deering Blaine Sands Rita Gerrish Marita Smith Pauline Pease Charles Snell Borden Reynolds Class Advisor Mr.Johneon We may be s small class but we have lots of pep and intend to show the school just what we can do before we are through! After the election of officers the next class business was to choose a representatve for Student Council. We elected Ruth Berry. Charles Snell was chosen as class representative in the Buxton Health Council. Philip Nason,James Eaton,Blaine Sande,Rita Gerrish,Glennis Cole, and Ruth Berry tried out for basketball.. Marita Smith and Frances Ricker were cheerleaders. Carlton Richards ,Robert Deering,Richard Deeri.ng,Borden Reynolds , and Francis Emons are members of the F.F.A. SOPHOMORE PERSONALS A GUESS WHO ? E.B. Ehjoys Blonds R.B. Rarely Behaves A.C. Always Cautious J .C. Joyhxl Cooing D.C. Doesn't Care J .C. Just Confused LC. Isn't Cross S.D. Simply Divine J .D. Just Daffy A.E. Almost Educated A.G. Always Grumpy F.H. Fairly Handy S.H. Seldom Hurries R.H. Rather Handsome T.H. True Haart V.LI. Very Merry R.N. Really Nuts E.P. Ever Particular S.S. Slightly Stout R.S. Rarely Serious J.T. Just Tae-dy E.T. Especially Tall T.W. Timid Wit R.W. Rough on Women FAVORITE SONGS OF BUXTON HIGH SCHOOL Dan Smith Drifting and Dreaming' Stanley Pate 'Far Away Places' Richard Eaton Take Me Out To the BallgameU Norman Gray Bicycle Built for Two' Alan Lang The Wise Old Owl' Nancy Mason Ain't She Sweet? Dan Davis 'Ten Pretty Girls Rita Deering I'm An Old Cow Hand Harold Gerrish 'Racing With the Moon' Hope Collum Down By the Station' Donald Stewart 'So Tired Calvin Libby So In Love' Glennis Townsend 'Sometimes' Charlotte Atkinson Anchors Aweigh' Norma Fogg Open the Door,Richard Joan and Phil 'Together' THOUGHTS OF THE FRESHMEN We have a Cole but no King. We have a Charles but no Dickens. We have a Sanis but no gravel. We have a Deering but no icecream. We have a Smith but no coughdrops. We have a Rita but no Hayworth. We have an Eaton but no food. We have a Nason but no store. 'He have a Honey but no bear. We have a Francis but no Drake. .Ye have a Robert but no Taylor. We have a Bud but no blossom. We have a Pease but no pod. Tie have a Richardfsl but no door. .Ie have If Frances but no Farmer. -x-H-H-n-u-x FAVORITE SONGS CCONTINUEDI George Pierce 'Anybody Seen Ihr Gal?' Earl Berry 'Mr.Five by Five' Than Cousens 'April Showers' Tommy Nichols 'Whispering' Marita Smith 'Powder Your Face' Ethelyn Elwell 'Buttons and Bows' Nature Boy Guess Who? Thelma a.nd Thelma 'My Buddy' Perley Harmon I 'Saturday Night' Bobby Deering 'Shortnin' Bread' Roger Merrill 'Dimples' Blaine Sands 'I love the Girls ,Girls ,Girls Verena Merrill Georgie Porgie' Elsie Tapley 'Slow Boat to China Sally Dads 'Jingle Bells' Seniors 'Sidewalks of New York' Juniors 'Eleven More Months' Sophomores Always Chasing Rainbows' Freshmen 'There's a Long,Long Trail mrs. Elwell 'snap Her nom Aga1n,Pawf' Guess Who 'Meet Ne in St.Iouis,Iouis' Student Body 'If I had the Wings X 3,26 ,Q f 4, JJ 'I 4 If 449 QX HETIVITIES 1f13U PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST As THE CRESCENT goes to press the date set for the Annual Prize Speaking Contest of Samuel D.Hanson High School is Thursday evening, April 21 at the Buxton Center Baptist Church. The winner of this contest will represent the school at the Central York County League Contest on the following llonday. We are very sorry not to be able to forecast the winner for ycu,but by the time you read this you will know the winner! Chairman for the Contest Joan Carll ROOKIE OF 'HIE YEAR Donald Stewart FROM A FAR COUNTRY Sylvia Smith S'LINY JO GETS REFORM!!! Edith Townsend THE LITTLBT ANGEL Sally Davis Piano Solo Irene Cressey KNUTE ROCKNE Alan Lang rmasl-IIPHAN ms! Joyce Dean WHITE IIIACS Glennie Townsend WHAT BASEBALL CWB T0 BABE RUTH Cedric Palmer eniov qgfax The Senior play is planned for the first of lhy. It is a real mystery play with plenty of melodrama. Originally the part of Adam Glassett,the constable,was to be played by louis Enery,as may be seen in the picture of the play cast. Since he failed tc return after the Spring vacation, the part will be played by Dan Smith. THE DEAD OF NIGHT Martha Baldwin Flavia. Foster Joey,her crippled son. Ronald Berry Allan Richards ,her nephew. George Pierce Sarah Watk:lns,the 'hired help Norma Fogg Donald Hull,Sarah's nephew Ruth Nash,Dona1d's fiancee Cedric Palmer Charlotte Atkinson David Carruthers,in love with Martha Alan Lang Lela Chapman,the mystery woman Glennola Harmon Adam Glassett,the constable Dan Smith Both of the above activities have been under the direction of Miss Amnott. .ff 'ENNR ff! ' , l!,..ff f, x w 'i-'AQ QM , J uw .2 X1 '1 I A in x . . xl - ,A 1, ., Q X25 B LN . 2 11, Mix I 1. wwf 4 'w..,,,. H UHUH THEMARSHALLPLAN American Legion Prize lssay By Than Cousens '49 A plan has been proposed by Secretary George llarshall,to sate Hzrope. It is a four and a half year program for Drropean reconstruction and recovery based on the idea of self help and cooperation among the nations involved. Due to the destruction by the war of factories,transportat:Lon, and agricultu- ral ms.chinery,followed by the severe winter of 1946-1947 which damaged its crops and caused floods and general disorders,Europe now faces complete economic breakdown. Last July,s:Lxteen European nations met and organized into a Committee of Eu- ropean Economic Cooperation. They were Austria,Belgium,De:nmark,Great Britain, Ireland Eire , France, Greece, Italy, Inxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland , Sweden, Turkey, and Portugal. Germany was not directly represented but would be provided for and pro- tected. They stated their needs and in return for help from the United States agreed to set production goals for 1951 equal to or greater than 1958. They would stabilise their currencies ,try to curb inflation and balance national budgets ,wherever it was possible. They would also reduce trade barriers in Europe. The United States has already invested about 89,500,000,000in European relief and recovery but it has not been enough. The agreement is that unless this is re-en forced by the complete plan all the good thus far provided will be lost. So the Plan asks Congress to authorize the appropriation of an estimated sum of 8 l7,000,000,000 for a four-year periodg86,800,000,000 of which is for the first fifteen months. In general United States aid will be in the form of grants for such things as food,fer - tilizer,and loans for materials to rehabilitate. This plan requires only that Nations receiving help live up to their proposals as to production goals,tariff adjustments and so forth. Argument in support of the plan states thpt prosperous countries make the best customers. World trade cannot flourish with a bankrupt Europe. It is estimted that exports, though :ln general increased during l948,:Lnclu-ding exports for aid, would be less than their peak in Jlme 1949. After 1948 it is planned to decrease exports . The pinch will be felt in shortages but they maintain that certain goods :Ln a short supply will not be provided in quantity requested or will be bought outside the U.S. The President has proposed a new administrative agency with one person res- ponsible to the President under the direction of the Secretary of State on all things affecting foreign policy. This Agency could cooperate with the United States and all other international agencies. The needs of each country are to be handled separately. Each is to pay its own way as far as possible. Some are asking why the United Nations cannot be the agency through which such a plan be administered,but at the present the United Nations does not have the machinery for such business. As originally drawn up last September,the E.R.P. held the expectation that by 1952 conditions in Drrope would be normal again. It was assumed that in four years' time Western Dxrope and Eastern Europe would not be divided by an' 'Iron Curtain . Assistance from the United States was asked to bridge the gap until Europe once more becomes an economic unit. That hope is now dead. Soviet Russia has shown in a number of ways that it will oppose the Marshall Plan wherever possible. Russia is fast form- ing an alliance with her satellite neighbors ,which will all but knock the bottom out of E.R.P. Marry people think that if the plan could be put into action at once perhaps European Countries would not be so hasty to reach to Russian demands. It would seem that the outcome in Europe must follow one of these three lines: AJ Europe will be restored under the capitalist system with a mrch less power ful Germany,but otherwise about as it was before the war. Bl Dxrope will be unified under Communism not as independent nations,but as a group of Soviet satellite states. cy Europe will be permanently divided,as it is now,between AD and BJ. Another question which is being discussed is will the Marshall Plan bring a democratic government to Europe and other parts of the world? No American wishes to sacrifice the sacredness of citizenship or to support any plan which will weaken our democracy. The Marshall Plan must support,not comprcmise,and must make pathways for a government of the people,by the people and for the people X H ff, gn 1. A N,-gag-1 1: , , 4921- X . 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Q, S ew m ' .fd w 5 ' A , 1 .W ff H fe ff A-'Y'-a G'T,i'f 213 if 'I '-1 4 'Lx ,'-'iw-wl.'.1f,f.f, , :gf-bsgwaav x.5,l', 1-'J ., -., , ?2..'? :viii 4 Xa iw N5 - if 1 I gJS 'ii L' 'X 1' . f. 4' s -:+P N Ad' r tif, ,A 1 . 1 rf , 1 k 3. f 'L ' - -wv-'Tm' Z 7am Basketball practice started :Ln the middle of November with about twenty girls out. We immediately felt the loss of Sabra Carll,but hoped that a number of the girls would work in as the year went along. At first the scores were low and a victory seemed very hard to attai.n,but we kept plugging along and working. Joan Carll was elected Captain of the team and Norma Fogg manager. Scores 'for the Season Alumni 57 Buxton 29 Par Sem 41 24 Alfred 29 19 Waterboro 15 18 Limington 20 16 Cornish 15 14 Limerick 45 57 Par Sen 59 28 Alfred 22 55 Hollis 48 50 Alumni 46 25 Thterboro 21 56 Limington 20 59 Hollis 55 40 Cornish 26 58 Limerick 58 26 Members of the team were:Joan Ca.rll,Nancy Lhson,Rita Gerrish,Sally Davis,Ruth Berry,and Glennis '1'ownsend,forna:nds5Alberta Carll,Noma Fogg, Edith Tonnsend,Rita Deering,and Roberta Lang,guards. Zeadme Cheerleaders almys are a welcome addition to a basketball game. We have had a very faithful group of cheerleaders this year. They have been at every game,both at home and away and have done their best to keep the cheers loud'and hearty throughout the games. We are in hopes that sometime in the nature there may be some kind of an award or letter for the cheer leaders which will be as well known as a basketball or baseball letter. Until that V time comes,our hats off to the cheerleaders! Here are thi: names as they appear in the picture from left to right: Marita Smith,freshma.n5Irene Cressey,sophomore5 Flavia Foster,senior3 Ethelyn E'Lwel1,sen:LorgSh:Lrley thrland, juniorgone other cheerleader who was absent on the day the picture was taken is Frances Ricker. 1450 3 mm Basketball is one of the most inspired sports in Buxton High During the season,which we prolong as much as possible by games outside of the league with Alumni and other teams,we sleep,eat,and dream basketball.Discussions before school, during lunch, after school and on the bus are mainly basketball. This year we were very fortunate in having a faithful body of fans who followed the team on all of its travels as well as at the home games. No one- realizes .more than a basketball player how that group of cheering backers puts spirit into a team. Several times during the season the score changed from a tie to a favorable lead because of that extra basket demanded by a loud cheer. Although we took only second place we had a very successful year from the'viewpoint of sportsmanship and basketball experience. we had hoped to be able to play in the Lewiston small schools tournament but were tied with North Berwick as entrants. we lost to North Berwick in the play-off at Kenne- bunk and so were not eligible to enter the tournament. These are the scores for the season: Alu ni 44 Buxton 50 Alfred 16 Buxton 55 Par Sem 24 50 Hollis 20 40 Alfred 28 27 Alumni 45 44 Waterboro 21 25 Waterboro 55 52 Iimington 55 57 Limington 26 19 Cornish 25 44 Hollis 18 47 Limerick 56 6l Cornish 16 54 Par Sem 25 55 limerick 51 52 Totals Opponents 459 Buxton 612 3 5 5 S W 6 a .L 1xJU Q, H supper, 'gcwefall We are now in the midst of our annual baseball season. This year- the C.Y.C.L. has divided its schools into a northern and a southern divi- sion to make it possible for a tournament to be completed during the year Buxton is to play two games each vrith the following schools: Allied Waterboro Hollis At the close of the season there will be a series of play-offs to determine the champion of the league. A So far the team is lined up with the following members ,subject to change of course as the season passes: Calvin Libby and Richard Ea.ton,alternat:Lng as catcher and short stop Ehrl Richards,first base Blaine Sands ,second base Fred Meyer ,third base Stanley Pate and Dan Davis ,alternating as pitcher and left fielder Than Cousens, center field Frank Harmon, right field George Pierce,Harold Gerrish,Phil Nason,and Borden Reynolds are also out as substitutes. sagem The girls have organized a softball team under the direction of lk. Johnson and are hoping for some games with other schools in the area. New softball equipment has been purchased for them including two mitts and some balls and bats. A The following girls have been out to practice: Katherine Stevens June Gollum Norma Fogg Rita Stevens Glennis Townsend Thelma Harrinan Rita Deering Thelma Wallace Nancy Mason Saljy Davis Elsie Tapley Ruth Berry Alberta Carll Rita Gerrish Edith Townsend Glermis Cole Joyce Dean Pauline Pease Y 'ftp ,ix . x Ragtime K .ff df X ehwsaeaaaas -luif , .... . N u CHAMPIONSHIP HORSESHOE TEAM we are proud to announce that the Buxton boys really came through again by winning the C.Y.C.L. Horseshoe Championship . You can see the trophy which will be added to the already full cabinet in the m in hallway. Have we by an chance any public spirited citizen of Buxton who would like to contribute a new trophy cabinet? we need one! M mber of the Horseshoe Team in the picture: 1.to r. Earl Richardsg Cedric Palmer3Mr.Johnson,coach3 Richard Eatong Norman Gray. 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