Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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.IXWQX IA X, :J K 1--rd + Pav- x fi UJWXJK Mr Grant Cfinisring 3 lgqg al gebra problemj And so xe find x equals zero Joe Hoy All that work fo no thing Irs Curtis Now, Ui e, ne care ful of my new polls ed lard wood floors, xon't fou9 Nike You needn't xorry, I have spikes in my shoe Duane Well, I am getting so can write now Nr Alley ilooling a tne paper and puzzlinpb ave written? Duane I don't lnow I haven't learned to ead ret Bob Mhy, Narilynnl that ails your head? ihy the b3WQ ve? Marilynn Don't be ridiculous This is my nev hat Mrs. Greaves: what is your favor ite book? Mr. Grant: Well, it has always been my bank book, but even that lacks interest nom. Nr. Alley Cgetting angry vith Joseph Foyj: I certainly will have to go and seo your father Joe: You'd better not. It will Box Inat makes you thirk I can't sell ry poems? D r't I ut enough fire in my verses? Miss Thomas Excuse me, but frarlly, I trirk you don't put enourh verses n your fire Te cher to uc nry Jrat ruler of today demards tre greatest dis ciylireo Joknny That ruler in your hand Mr iapley Irvi g, what made you so late this mornirg9 Irfirv Bee use I rissed so much time Joe ere, you can't take your cat in there Julia That oat's not mine Joe He's followirg you Julia Well, so are yo Ur Grant I sent for you have you explalr wry the answers on your examination paper are all in quotatiors. Pupil: Surely you would agree, Mr Grant, that I owe that much courtesy to the fellow who was seated on my left. Mr. Tapley: have I time to say good-bye to my wife? Porter: I couldn't say, suh. How cost you f15.OO a visit. long is you been married? 'A .P- , ' x '. -4 - U W , ,v ' .,, if .1-'--.Q :A J '- gf ff f L: , 41 - - JJ' ' AJ 'f f-Dv. . ., i . f , xv ,H ' . ,f I ' ' ' ' xx' ' , , .2 .f 1 .J f .5 1 in ff' , V- .- -- 1 X ..f 'm f 4--T' '77 ' f' ' -W if .. fl ,V sl-.X I i A V . - , A-nf, N , Q . -- 1 , V, f -b Q ! P W , M I, . - . Q'g X f f'5f , ' ,,y ex, ,Q . ,NIV , I . , . - - - 'V f X I , ' -4 V r---., , '- . . , M --- '--' hge- -:g 1 '- ' .- . - - ' , 'EQ i'i ' 'aM r ' ' ' L., I 4 A ' X' I r ' .V - Qvf' 1 I I x A- f . -' .i....-- l... s,,,,,.,,,,.,. .-.-L.r,., Q ,W a A- --- - . . . 1 . fy Q v- ' - 1 I -' . Q - - I 1 , v 2 lv ,1 . . C 1 p . o . 1 . . - W W . 4 : ' I' .I l N : 1. I . U ' ' ' M... I . .5 . . I5 - - rv ' . , ' 1 - :L . Z I I I 15 - - 1 r ' 1: J.. Il 'l f' 8. k H . : ' . YY ' f . u J . . I 1. I ' I rr ' 14 o 4 U J 4 - . . C1 T F . 0 Q A o I c , 'L ' I f 1 A ' vx 3 r ' O 1 A I ,J Q 1- -L u . . ' o A I . ' 4- v - - fi r Y if La ,, T ,OI S. .I . . . . Yf ' -T D : what na you I,. 1 I . 2 f ' Q Q. I H . . It ' Q . . - 5 4 A I .. . , . . . . - I, , . ' I A HJ. I A.. 4 . U' 'Q r ' , rf - 11 . - . :AD , . - Lag - ' r 5 9 l . . X '- 0 if Q : 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 .

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Nadine Pud and I were out rld ing l st night no something went wrong wltn the lQHltlOH Meldie D1d lt t ke long for you to gee st rted? N dlne Well lt w s bout f ve minutes before he put his arms round me Benoni Tney say you e n tell a flrl's character by her clothes Alley I don't belleve it G1l1S must h ve more ch raeter than th t Mlke Wh t' the netter wlth you your glrl? We n d a tlff I told er I w s bOlHg sway forever, WNQ eolo me to go Well, lf you're you'll t y w y couple of GVSHIHQS Q l she Mixe ny man at t lem t eefore go The cl ss n e been lnstructed to wrlte n essey on wlnter One ch1lo's qttempt lend s follows 'In wlneer lt lS very cold h ny people die in winter, nd m ny blrds else go to w rm r climate Customer I W1QH to try on th t ore s ln one wlneow Clerk Sorry, l dy, but you'll h ve to use the fitting room Mlss Thom s Whet lS the plulnl of n1ppopot.mus? Mlke The plural of hippopot mus is h 1 p p-o oh, well, wro'd w nt more th n one, nyw y? Mr Gr nt how m ny snlrts c n you get out of y rd? J mes Kelley Th t depends on whose yord you go into A cert ln f ther I'm surprised th t you hould become inf tu ated with th t girl Why, you should heve been able to reed her like book certain on Well, you ee, D d, the light w s r ther low Mr T pley Wh t is veloclty? Gerold Le vltt It's wh t Q person puts a hot pl te down with R lph Cto Bonitwb Have you ever trled ll tenlng to movle with your eye shut? Voice Cfron row oellndj H ve you evcl tried ll tenlng to one with your mouth hut? Nlnl ter ed ovel C rl ie Mlnl ter see you I'm so gl d you've turn new le f, Curl s, I w so ple sed o t church l t night Wh t's the m tter? Your ounos llhe the bellowlng lck bull lph I don't know wh t's the m t ter with my instrument I blow 1 sweet but it comes out rotten Neigcbor pl ying Mr sr nt ln H1 tory cl s you believe ln free speech? Lawrence Th t depends on whether I'm bigger then the other fellow door es her doh't rdle The new couple next e n very devoted He kis every elme they meet Why you do th t? M1KG' I donft know her well yet enough I1 ' ' -. fm ' 0 5- L 0. o A 7 'O fl ' - 3 1. ' L, ' C , . - . , . . 1 I A 'H 0 c. . 1 ' ' ' 0 A 9 l 5 ee 0 C. 9 . Lg 4 , 0 ' L' ae ae 9 H. . , - . Q . , a' A 1 fi G s f, ' ' 1- 0 4 J.. s 1 I CV. 9 Le ' . F. R . . 1 e C . . 6 A . T'-1 v ' ' Dill . e ' 0 Q, C : ' - I U I I 14 EL 3 S E1 ., Q' . v -1 S v , 1 1 u . 1 'f L 0 fi ' 1 A 11 .. . - , , . l at S 1 . SL ' and ' , , . - . Cul.-' 0 s 8. ' o h 'P 'I Q 1 , '1 5 A 0. l f' - e J e . S - I J Z . - 1 4' fu ' . , -1 E , f, C . Rf- - I 1 0 , X K I - Lp . 0, I 'P 'W 5 ,- , O all s Q L a R es s - I Ye as ' g t e Q , , '1 ' V' - .. -, YT f, n Cv L. . e.:, e ,' . . P e' r n , s , I . lng to see her egaln. Carl. Oh, so that s where I was, U is lt? - -. . 9. X C. ' ' 'te a W . ' H . 1 I a 0 e -1 Cn V4 . .1 D6 I, . : , at I S 3 e 1' ,E A V ' D V ' L ' ' - . fe of 6 s' 1 I J F, A 3. RQ, : A 0, 5 Q - . , .. C. C. Q . e 'N 'J , . L . . 1 , -- . . , F e .. c. Q , 0 , LJ , 1 -1 , ,-1 - q . is 5 - . a C s ' as D: Do as 0 Q. : F. ' I L. 1 3 ' 1 U . , . , Q an 0 ., 5 qc ' 'F ' M? ' 2 J H - ' ' ' Y -' 4 0 2 fa J u Q 0 4- Cf- Q L1 Q 0 1 i i ii F- L A- I , 'J 1 . Ce A E1 Us Pe ' P, . I Q fm ' ' '1 ' ' '1 0 Ce 0 L- La . 4- ' fl P. U w 9. A ' a De TA 9- I ' 4- I F. P. 1 A e. F. ' S F. '