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

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JUNIOR CLASS NOTES JOY TAPLEY '55 We began our third year at Buxton High with three new members, Byrlene Pulcifer, Falmouth, James Allen, Portland, and Carol Spau- lding, Standish making an enrollment of thirty. During the past year we lost three girls and two boys from our class: A. Doughty J. Crockett, C. Bradbury, H. Ranks, and C. Brackett. Meeting early in September with Mrs. Stonier, our class advison we elected the following officersg President, Chester Pease, Vice- President, Norma Libbyg Secretary, Dorothy Waterman, Treasurer, Juanita Macbougall. Members chosen for Student Council were: Donna Dunphy, Rena Van Leer, and James Allen. We are well represented in activities. Three of our members are cheerleaders, three are in orchestra and twenty are in Glee Club. Fourteen of our members are on the basketball squad. Four boys and one girl on the varsity with Dorothy Waterman, girls man- ager, and Juanita MacDougall Co-Captain. Our Freshman Reception was a financial success and one which new members will recall over the years. As soon as this year's seniors drop their money making plans, we must begin to work imme- diately. Our class, if they continue, need a lot of money to com- plete a trip to Washington, as we will be the largest class ever to have graduated from B. H. S. Hail to the class of fifty five! We are so happy to be alive. First comes Claire the brains of the class Then comes George who thinks he'll be last. Poochie has Byrlene to tease And Jimmie has Juanita to please. Ronnie, Leon and Erland like vacation fine But Hutch and Wayne are studying most of the time. Carol H. is a quiet gal While Calvin is a noisy pal. Arnold, and Linwood make a fuss Bob and Charles are in a rush. A Hollis boy Roberta picks . And Rena has those girlish tricks. Westley and teacher, they never agree, While Shirley and Emma concur constantly. iCarol S. is new this year Let's hope she'll remain here. Margaret is one who makes lots of noise And Nancy says she doesn't like boys. We wonder what is Dottie's aim By going to some college games. I am the one who wrote to here The following verse isn't my idea. Joy's the lass with a cute little bob And in writing this poem did a swell job. Donna is always at every game While Norma would choose to be at Maine.

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