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

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JUNIOR NOTES A JUDY GOODSON 'SY We began our third year at Buxton High with one DOW memb9P Donald Ingalls from Bridgton making an enrollment of thirtY'thPGW Since that time we have lost two members, Estelle ReYU01dS NM Richard Emmons. The officers of our class are: President, Joel Eastmang Vice- 'President, Carol Betts: Secretary, Judith Cresseyg Treasurer, Ruth Eaton. The members of our Student Council are: Gloria Wilson, George Davis, and Joel Eastman. we are well represented in activities. Four of our membersewe cheerleaders. ln basketball there are two boys who made the Var- sity, Stuart Gannett, and Richard Berry, who won the B.H.S. Fmu Shooting with 39 baskets out of SO, and then came up Sth huthe State Contest, shooting hh out of SO. Our substitutes are Geomw Davis and John Green. O We have girls on Varsity---Judy Goodson, and Ruth Eaton who M Co-captain and high scorer and catches many rebounds for us. Cami Betts and Josie Woods are always faithful in practice and hmm played in many games. Joel Eastman's trumpet and Donnie Libby's drums are the mah stay in our school band. Early in September we had a most successful Freshman Receptimn It was a fashion show where the freshmen paraded on stage and mod- eled their costwnes which were original and unique. After the reception everyone enjoyed thc dance, which brouym Q68 to our class treasury. CLASS POUM JOSIE WOODS '57 The Junior Class to me is dear: For they are my classmates through the year. Thirty-three we have in allg With Mrs. Elwell right on the ball. We may be thought the worst class yetg Put as to that I'll make a bet, That other pupils are raising caing In any other school in Maine. We must admit we all aren't smarty But we are willing to do our part. To help make this a better schcolg From living each day by the Golden Rule, A New York psychiatrist ran into one of his patients at a rash aurant. nDoctor,n the woman said introducing her spouse Hthis H my husband--one of the men I've been telling you about.H, 31313, X gi