Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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For instance, one l s lf h loved A man, 'lth lots of But, Jhewl her lo wlen F15 Investments went ce Another troueht sh 'hose deeds lad won But her affeetlon f hen all forgot M13 we' e l ke t t love cash cooled off 1 SYTIHSI loved a mar YlS fame 1ZZ18d, too name our so called Is nothlng but a Joke, For love worth havlnp wlll C1 S9.oG when men are sad or brove Doramay Terry AlOMIF5lmWQD A man was dlo ina for a well le'd worked hard all rls life He'd many ch loren WblCh to feed As well a F13 thlrd Wlfe He dug txo days deem 1U the earth Throu h dllt ane mud and ela And soon Ie strucl one llrd of rock From WVICJ tr e lshed a 'N He shouted for rls 'lfC to tome And see the muddl oil He dug sone more and xhen src came Up shot some r ce, P1Ch Ollo Thr moral of tVlS story is To worl arc always toll And dl for ev'rv +'lnU you want o you wlll st lUG some Ol Toseph Loy 'AO . . Q .., ,. -, , ,.. vp 4 -,- - . Qlr 11 .. s e ,I M I I . T L A 'I' - -' 2 Y' A. A - U . -r ' w We Q 3 S 5 - '7 ' cw - ' 1- 1-r ' ' ' 1 1 L A' .-V n .JA sy . Q A I 1 1 - -I ll ga I . 0 s. rj I ' , I- 1 QA V .. A A l L 1 CT! A I J U ' , 0 1 , , . - I x , V ' ' xr 1- . , I u ' L , If - ' It - - H . .. 0 . 1 rw 1 , . .. S ., L f ' '- I ra - 'H' v I .L l , 1 -Q - . . . Q . . . , -I , J ln .,. I 0 L H ' 1 A 0 f w rv ' ' JA. A . O , . . -r 142 s .. v -1 a I A V , 1 4 ,. . . . . . ' 1 G L gs , , - . ' 0 -5 , f v 3111-v -- ai .L..1 V - f .A V iv - X . NS' ll 1 Q. ' Q 9' 1 ki M4 KJ , V . U . Y. V b. . G . . , - . . 0 1. A . . . i 7 r ' , 1 -A - I -A r- ' D , . .l ' U . . . N . 7 . . '. Q - 1 o V I I 0 A .. . eq . f I 1 'V A . LA 'c l rf- ' 1 q x r-xr . c, - . . -- f , Q ,- U - - -L gl A ' L X 1.-I 1 . - lu... l l. y ,' 'w Agtw A ,f-- fs -: -- .l -.vA K, -nr,-1 'vw z x S JL 'AJ I 1 AAA. .. I .1 ' A JJ , 'DO ' ,,- , V . , - lr ni Q -1 r L ' L J A A , 1 ' A .. ' A . r ,A . A ,UA L1 if U Y c A - J' u v ' 1: ., A ' A-. f..- 1 ' - .5 ' ' A - 1 . I.. 1 . s.. 1 Q . C' , -.. 1 -o ' ' fu 1. ' 1 n vm -. , I , . , - - 11 . Q C . I ' , , A s , . fu ' 1 - . A g lj -J, ..A O , . . . . 1. S ' , I' 1. , - lo LJ -1. . J -,v vs of .. - TF STATELY PIN? unor a hlll tatelf pine e lthln the mlll how sad I am I sax a tree It was It soon xlll Ot dear, ard ttougk I and cry and crf And tears run dovn mv cheeks won't do any good to try To save my tately nine. Lore IWG Kyle '40 WAR When calnons hrlna a flash of llght, When people cry n paln, Wren QOldlCTS klll nd dle ln flght And hlood flows o'er the plain when trencr runs flre through the ni lt, ren eltles rlse 10 flame, U'en rulers stalt a war for splte, I +hll1 1t'S all lnsane Vor Lawler '45 Om' r QIEND I thl ' I'n verv fortlnate cause I rave a fWl6Hda I lnou one pelson wro 13 On wron I can defend true If anyone knows all your faults, Ano still 18 loyal true, You're blc t 1WdG6d, for frlends are sea ce, and Fate' been kind to you. T118 Malcolm '42

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EVENING ON THE SEA The sun was golden as it set A lovely sight to see, As it sank behind the dark blue hills Of foam out on the sea Phen darkness came and in the sky The nEven1ng Star' shone bright, Far out upon the eastern shore The moon was huge and white The sails were opened at full width The waves would oft repeat The ocean's tales and mysteries Her song so soft and sweet No picture could an artist paint f nEvening on the Sea', Where ln the dark the waves do beat The ocean's melody As the stars be in to shine There is a 1Jstery, For the uaves shall play tonight It's nfvening on the Sea VY THOUJHT I always thlnk the cover of A book is llke a door Xhich opens lnto someone's house Where I've not been before And when I flnd a house that's dull I do not often stay, But when I f1nd one full of friends I'm apt to spend the day A plrate oi fairy queen Mav llft the latch for me, I always wonder, when I knock what velcomo there will he Llnnle Kennedy '42 REMEMBRANCE Four years ago, it eems not so, I came to Sherman High Oh, how I wished those years would go Instead of slowly creeping That was when I'd first begun I was quite shy and meek Till after I had stook alone That first and second week I had to wear a green neck tie A ribbon on my hair They called it 'nitiation They dressed me up for fair I grew a lot that year in height, I learned some new th1ngs,too That Seniors were alwa s in the right And didn't care for you We freshmen had a place down front There was a lot of space But always when we'd go up back They'd lead us to our place But now I am a senior, I wish I were a freshman Back front where I belong My hi h school days are over, The best da s of my years And when I thin of those good times My eyes fill up with tears Joe Hoy '40 'TAIW'T LOVE This loving bus1ness is a cinch When everytr1ng's all right, But some flnd love qulte difficult When skies are not so bright Q K X S ' o . ' I ' by. I 1 ' 1 . 9 0 - 9 . 'T 1- , I l I I O ' Y I U . ' o .ji ' T J J I , F? - 1.4 i I I won't be that for lon Herman Daggett '41 H 3 Q I :L '1 - CT v ' A K J ' . , I I A . P- A,. . . , 5 . v ' ' . 1' I U 'n J . - . . . V

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QCFOOLWOY'S REWRIAT nholy bee, it must he la e, I'll have to eat ant ran! Heve lt is ten after eloht Our school has lon he un I ran cown t3l3S and grab a bite And start out toward le door And then I tHlD',uThP e aIn't no schoollu o back to ' d to nore J eph 'o VACATION I llke to see V3C3tlOU come It look so good to me e hltchhlke here, xe hltchhlke ther To see what we c n see fe amble lnto some strange tow Je flnd ome frlend anf make stlll more And learn that love 18 hlnnd We go to that torn of n then, 'Most ev 5 slnel Vacatlon end , we lose our frl Because th y o away Halt r Robertson '40 I FnIqfD I have a v rg thoughtful frlend Vhose name you may not know She is a cheerful sort of glrl, And holds her head just o Most peopl 'ave companlors, Uhose frlendsnlp 13 thelr dellght Have you d oe on ln your mind hhe gou thlnk 18 just rlghto Nadlne Tllley '42 MEADO4 HARMONY Down 1D the meadow are nests upon nests Jhere the young roblns oft swell thelr sweet breast I hear hem sln lng, so sweetly thelr sono , sa h llttle Iobin down where he belon s Doxn in the meadox, I hear ln a tree A wise, old oxl a hootinf at me Ho sleeps all dar and oots loudly at ni ht It LS a sian that the world seems all Tl ht Durint the dag Xe ind brooks slng lng alon , Keeplng Good tlmc vlth each llttle bJrd's eng Flsh bllde alon they're most They make no sound no sound there at alll Wllza Blakely '43 T TD The wlnd Doe roamin all around And hunts for sails or waves Or leaves to hlow along the ground It hunts xlnd mllls to spln APG llnes of clothes tlat lt can whlp Oh dow lt blov , th t wind! ma'es the flelds of tall grass dlp The HlHd goes exerjwhere It never has to re t a blt I'll bet tlat 11tSS have fun When tkeg cllmb up to play wlth it Doramay Terry '42 : 1 V Y LJ I L: I. - 1 a - I '1 Y ff A 1 I I J N t . A 1 , - U .I I ., - Y ' U. 1 ml ' - H ' - - L: 0 LA ' S g . t ' at ' 1 1 1 ' n ' -u ' fra ,. Q . A ' Q t s tu ' c ' W ' f - . . I I al' ' I . S .- .EG S . ., -v ' 'v I . 1 ' T Q os n J '40 -, 3 ry: - 15 . . 1 h , J II I w , I ' 0 .' , . EJ . , ,. I a S 1. o ,. . . X . . 'W I 'J 1 - . r- - 5 C J . I 'fa .L - 1 r- , fr ,I G 0 KJ . . . . - ' 'T v 'ur I s . . - . . lg, ,x I 4 VII, ' S I' A . . 1 Leave thoughts of ours behlnd, qulet oi all. .. . , . 1 . E, S A .1 T L - s ' 1 I . . -4 - I ' v A : 1 v J. ! .1 vu be ,aw M Q ra 631 1 xzg sl -- Ju . , . , - , s ' edds HE KJ Ir. .1 C 7 l ' . , fu- ri fw- I . Q I. O ':. A . S ' . Q I I ' 1 P ' ' 1 , . V .rf sw - ' ' ' , . G . , I I I . . 3 ' E2 , II 0 f Q '9 ' TI ' Q I w 0 s e ' his a ' 4 , . . , f I -L . I . A - . .4 -I sl Q Q . - .r 3 , 1 1 ..... '3 w ' cw ' I' A 'I I. I I o . .5 X . - . . . A Ir. x I I 5. ... I I. - X . . n 1 L f T I I Y 'VUE' . 7 - r L - -.J I A fl. T L. . . . I . .