Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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MQVM. 1LVlEfVX TUV OLD LAID Type Dralatlc Setting A southern town durlng and after the Clvil War Characters Bette Dav1s,who nlayed by far the outst nding part,was the old mald miriam Uopkins, who played a fine part,was her cousln A Brief summary of tn Blot Bette D8V1S' cousin vas belng murrled Just before the ceremony h r true lover returned after having been away for several years but she goes on wlth the weddlns Bette Davls was ln low also but Rule at her chlld lS order to hide to run a home parents w re She soon gave l1ve with her love wlth this fel ke ert to war with war he was kllled so born with no name In her chll ,she began for children whose illed in the war u this to go o cousln whose hus band had dled Per child was brought up to believe that Bette Davls' cous1n was her mother, of course, thls made l1f very hard for Bette DdVlS When the chlld was about to be married her mother wanted tell her of her parents but nally d c1d d not to The NOV16 ended with the Ch1ld'S startlng on her honeymoon and wlth a feel ing of good wlll betfeen the two older women Thi 1OV16 played upon one's emotions and would probably p peal to older people more than to ndlldren t very cle rlr por trayed the darker slde of l fe Alda Nerry '40 MORTHIEST PruSAGE Actors Spencer tracy and Robert Young This is a story of WRoger's Rangersn and thelr experiences w1th the Indlans Spencer Tracy does a good job as Major Rogers and Robert Young 1S the man who, sent away from Harvard College, joins Qoger's Rangers as a map drawer The Panfers move by night and when Wln a holew they do the un bell vable Cne feat they accom pllshed was movwng thelr boats, whlch held bout tw nty men, up over the hlll , and over a neck of land lH order to escape the After many flghts and long marche wlthout food, except for a handful of cornmeal, they are fortunate enough to f1nd thelr way to c1v1l1zat1on wlthout being massacred Of course, Robert Y oung marrled the girl of hls dreams Hnornrwest Passagev is a very good movle, one worth seeing Joseph Foy '40 BLONDIF The cast of characters was Penny Slngleton as Blond1e,Arthur Lake as Dlgwood, Larry Simms as Baby Dumpllng, and Da1sy as her self, Thls movie is casted ln such a manner that almost anyone would like lt Dagwood gets in trouble over a note for a large sum of money His boss glves h1m a chance to get it by collectlng a blll and FJ P I F X ' .54 X. ., , V C, . A-4.1.1 ' - 1, 1 TL , g . . I O r . .' c . ' v ' - . :. ,y . . , Q4 ' . , . c.. l . YF q ' i ' .xg N1 e f J . . ' - LJ T. Q I : -f . . Y, . . r . 1 A ' , , L rj A .S . ' , ' - lr J S - , 1 .- . ,, . . . C . ... .V . I . V f l I Q . . ' eg -3 . I . . . , 0 r X .. Q , 1 V - ' L W 1. .L . out marrylng her. French who had them bottled up. v . 1 ' ' V Q l , . . ll . S ' - 1 Q ' ' 1 LA , .L , 7 . . I r 0 r Q . Q . I . P t . L U 0 U U .- F . , o 4 I g N . L . . mu . ' X . . G U 1 I . I . to A U fl- . . S 3 . ' L. : . V . , , S 'n .- ' .. 3 V: , ' Y l I ' 4 1 -. ., . . , I L' ' ' ' Q .. . f 3 - ' . 4 f ' ' . -P JA , i u v 5 Jr .. I . ' 1. '3 ' i . ' ' . . .l

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BUCK REVIEWS LYDIA OF THE PINES By Honore Willsie This is a story of a young girl whose mother died when the child was but three years old. How Lydia undergoes a great many hardships and faces the problems of a young woman without money is especially interestiny Her three greatest friends are boys, Kent, Billy and Charlie Jackson who try in every way to defend and keep her from harm The action is fast moving as there is always somethina of in terest happenin l ked t1e story because it 1 so true life and one does not know t 1 the very endin Ol the book 'hom L ia is oln to marry The author does, I believe, brine 1n too much polLtlcal desc iption If some of this were omwtted the story would hold the reader's intelest better nLydia of the Pinesn is V1 h out exagperatinv, one of the best books I have ever read I'm sure that any e der wlll be eatly interested in tke h xdshlps that young motherless children some time endure even LD o r r e ent llfe Vela Sleeper '41 T1E ROQPRX Dlore ce L Barday l 1 lS the o 5 o tn u in Whlpl Jeno Champ on, xho was very XJ Ml too Clrth Do 'im h became howeo bl ndj t t r ll, lov d n cte r 1 K 'Gln ctlors ratle 1 n b +101 desczl otior, therefoze, hey s more B 1 he 19 l 1 314791155 to l P e t a e the unusu 1 can 'e a t Lees describe the way in which Garth overcomes his b indness and finds happiness with Jane. This is and excellent book which everyone who likes a true to life story should read. Mary Bushey '41 LARRY Larry is a book letters, bits from a diary, and English compositions written dur ina Larry's Freshman wore year ln collece was member of the debatinv club, HODOIBPB society and a fraternity His character was portrayed h1s writin s, which showed that he had a fine ense of fairness and a love of nature His was a fine, clean and religious life and all who knew him were crieved when 'fn sare you'd like to read and 11nd our for yourself Coleen 'amilton '41 composed of and Sopho NUFHERING HLIGHTS nerle Oberon who was the oaufnter of a rlch man Iell 1 love :ith a poor stable boy who worked at her home Rather than flVE p her 1l0h6S ard wa ry the poor boy, she m r lcd a man in her own class In the end she dled a Le' e e Ollver, the poor came 1I I 1S st ble bo , shc once loved t her Ano she Ql6d ln 1 s CODfdSClOu ay One needs cooo 18tlOH to a e a corporation In ' 1 1 I - I I ... - 0 7 . Q - I . . h , - A , . He v a . 'll' Q fr I 'a 1' s to ' f . . , , f ' DC 1 ' in er O 'r ' 'J' I x-D XL C ' . yd 3 3 Q - S . -. Q3 I . It . I F ' ' 0 . . . - . F Y A -' ---' N M 1 0 7' ' I . ' Q A x't - T - 4 Q A- . - Q ' 'Q 1 I v C 'va P 1: ' Y, ,, .L C1 Tu . - rv 1 ' KJ ' ' ' '71 1 .,C'. LJ. 6 1 - S . ' u pr-S V' L V . 1 p, . . n 0 .5 A 1 11 , . . A ' 9 4 f U aw ' - I ' 6 J 1 I, P X T-' C' , ' V iS. T' ' . , . B37 4 - Tl ' 0 7 n . A 0 . . nd .wr nc ' mh's 0 , st PY f 'e 'ay a - y o '- Q 7 -- , , ,. 1 1 1 q ,E a - H i 1: uf L o ,'ce4- - li .' ., ' , . j rlaln, .,s k J' 1- 2 . . , r- - . I. - , main's love lor plty and how she Maryorle Curtis '41 . , G ya fs, -Gr C U 1 . . . Cas. L4 , ., , ' 9 L cha she ess y e .1m. .- ' fi . ' I, b, . L Jane's and Jartn's cnara rs ., . - .' w a e portrayed by tn, - a ,1 . f . ,: Q .V 1 r tia y the aucz.'s - 1 5 s -5 3 A. . S s ' t.- j S611 A A Q l an k ' , , . r a . TJ 1 ever s not ,'L - J : . ' ' . lcse ntfr,s hee us, of ,Q , -is 1 FE F ,141 11011 15 , to

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gettlng a certaln man to start a constructlon Dagwood doesn't tell of h1s trouble and Blond1e gets some new furrlture wltrout tell lng h1m Nlthout KHOWlHg each other Dagwood and J C , who has a daughter named Jessle, meet and try to flx a vacuum cleane When Dagwood leaves,he forgets H55 hat and Jessie calls h1m up on the telephone Blondle answers and gets Jealous Thls tangle flnally all straightened out and Dagwood got the business deal,h s gob back, and a blg ralse along wlth enough money to pay h1s debts Walter Robertson '40 THE PRIVPTE LIVWS OF ELIZAB TI AND ESSEX Actors Errol Flynn and Bette Davls The movie tells of how uuoen Ellzabeth herlocallj S8CTlflOG her love for Lord Essex,real1z1ng that the power he would galn by a marrlage would destroy Engl nd All through the movle one gets the 1dea of the Queeh's love and loyalty to her country Her love 1S most strongly shown ln the end of the movie when she has Lord sex beheaded to lnsure the safety of England The plot 1S based on hlstorl cal facts There was very little humor but much sadness and sus pense The movle was in technicolor whlch brought out the r1ch beauty in the gowns of the queen and the other ladles M vls O'Roak '40 BLAU GVSTE The Players Gary Cooper Ray Milland Robert Mllland Brlen Donlevy Susan Hayward Thls 1S a story of the For eign Leglon ln Wh1Ch you see the desert at 1ts worst cruel sergeant, Brlan Donlevy Cooper, Mllland and Preston JOIH up wlth the leglon A jewel is stolen from thelr foster aunt' house and each leaves so as not to throw the blame on the other The desert scenes are very breath tallng and you never know what wlll come next It lS very cleverly done and true of the de sert The romance may have been exaggerated a llttle but it seem ed qulte real I enjoyed the whole picture The background and muslc went very well wlth the movle Constance Stubbs '40 I . 9 . . Q I u 0 Y, at I . , . I o 0 . r I . ' r. O Q A a . . . . . . is 11 4-I i , .e - L 'J . . T1 T i 1 ' The men are ruled by a very 1 D 0 . . . . . . . IW .L D U I V 9 Jn ' S L 5 - , S , D ' a . , I-I , , . 0 . f . - A U - 1 .