Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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Lorraine did a lot of piano playing. She played for school assemblies, at parties and at graduation time, too. I don't mean our graduation but before we were seriors. Speaking of music, Walter was the swingster of our class. He was always blowing on something or other, and by the time he got to be a senior he had a trumpet and a trombone and was playing in all the orchestras around here within the radlus of fifty miles. Fere's Ald ard Tike, each with a trophy The plcture 1S so clear that I c n ever see vrat is ercraved upon it It says Spealing Contest, 1959 and l'4O fld always las pretty good at that She could nov ler audierce to te rs any time she felt like And I car ee I il e now ffoinff lnto contortmns over the iid owfs Mite Oh, but what m I doln 0 I've s t here talklne and thlnking a good ten minltes when I could h ve been bout my work I vuess that's wr t old a e does to you, though It t le away all dreams for the future, I VID5 only thourhts of the pa t Well, I have one consolation my thought of the past a e happy ones. Navls O'Roak 1 I at KJ? Be It Remembezed That Je the or duatin class of SHGPMHH Hivh School, Tovr of Sherman ir th comrty of roo took and State of Naine, b6lDT of l vlul e and of sound and ulspo in mlnd and memory, but mindful Ol the dFCG1t lnty of l1ie do male, oubllsh, declare thi our l t w md te tlment, hfre J vovirv all former wllls by us ade er the ay ert of oxr u t debts wer ar nen I on, dwspose of our e tate folloxs , narl Par or,do wlll nd betueatt to J h Joy my b h ul ne S ld bashlulre uould rot be allowed to lHtCPfCP9 with oclal CtlVit1FS f- as ' ' 1 Ct La- 1.1 5 X S .L F. I l N o c . a . L a I v q I: S 'l . 3 . ,. , . , V lt. . s- I A 1 I I , w - YI Y' S f Q . . Q. 1 , 2. I . D . ., . 1 ' a a . 5 ,a Y ' . at s -'L . . . L , - ,fa 7 j D , s . - -- s ' Q 'L tra . 1 1 i L. ,, yawn I 1,- s,,,x 4 4 - .S 'ug .la L rl. .-,tl.-Il.1 5. tai 1 aim I I S t..... -,.. .I ,, , , Y , img' Ll ,J X Q1 if I, shud? .I 2, x -1 Sw' ' ff! C 13' ' CLAsJQ JJIIJL- , v va A I 7 : '11 A F 'T 8 A A . ' v A 0 ' 1 . I I E 1 - I .FL S . tl' ' , ann' aw' , F 5 'r ,' NJ Q ' 'F , , Q a ,L,. 1 . .. , . A 1 A .' v A ui , I -. - and '- -a s 1 as 'Tll ar s ht ,a by re A J, r ' vw I . I. . I . ,, .,, A Alt H p jm'. 1 3 s , lun: al charges md ex- .9 - J 4-- I ' 1. ' . p ses of adrlnIstaat1 I Je - , . os. , as 4 g , . p M . I , ls . ' I a S 1 A .I o 11 as f - . - . . , ss. a 1 ss sz I . o- ,- 1 1 f . , . S E. J .

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He e we are as gollr wuniors This is in '59 I renem er that most distinctlv n at a lot of fun we la ' That was the fear we were dramaticallf 1 llned and inanciallv embarrassed, so we put on a class plaf Tb s lg a pictu e of the cast all dressed as tkev Jere to appear on the stave The name of that o 87 s ' omance in a Boardirv House I suppose it colld be classed s comedf but there w s romance ln it, too Coleen and Joe hof oifeled the romance and the rest of us furnish d the comedy look t Ni1e,sittirf there in Hardie, lookin? ior all the vorlx she was supposed to be Yes, and cuddv You wouldr't lnor bw e his tocli H feet and theIe's like tle nose old grandmother there's Alta as Miss lcGilll loels that he'd trf to steal the Duke aw flom me a sxc did ir that la Ike Dule was Wil lis Lane we celtainlf put up a h d f'eht for rim Goolress, at dress bor oxed bec 4 e I did 't lav any bes ' how di I ever kee lnslle lt? .hf,it's miles too big' This plaf relieved our fin nclal 'orrles somewt t but we till needei mere nonev vue s hat Wa t e tlm ler we put or a dance rav w r th t tcm I remfmter at dances Ihex 'ardie arf Nur comld dance well oceth r, oo eJ'd ll ro rd the he sc las het v the orchestra co1lin't Leep up witr them Dme to o amass d euite fortune from tr t flair Oh, c a of 1940 can't be be Pn see kinf of he semlor of 1940, here That's ole, there xere onlx nineteen in our ture nro's mlssirgo t on ht It's Glenn n ver co ld oecidf vfetkel or not enool J s vo th h s t p tierce Fe stopped r na e liz xr shrewdnes we I tell vou that we are twentx of craduatlon pic In raram Glenn Come to t ink ol it, t 1 le t ent t t me site nv wltn tte JUYlOT air s he couldn't seem to m ke uo h1s mind so he took tdrrs I wonder 1 there are any more pictures Yes there are lots more here are some taken at Island Falls This is Plda after she was crowned val these towns had lots of fun This o1ct1re is queen oi the carnival That was the flrst carni ever tried to put on I wa a success too W up tlere There were sli and snow shoe races of the boys lined up oefore the race on slis, and here's ore of Willls I really can't see him but I know he's there I remember that because he sta ted out like a s'ot flOM a gun and I didn't see hi1 untll he wa on his wav back Earl Han son was there, too This picture is talen at Presque Isle Je certainly did around our senlor year, d1dn't weo Thls must have been when boys played at the baslet ball tournament Yes, I know it Here's a newspaper cllpplnv about it It says that Carl Smith U6 OLII' 'NBS chosen ll star gnard C rl worked hard for that title He olaved ba ket ball ll four vkar Joe, Jillls,Me1le and Laxrerce played oasket ball, too and our cl ss hed two girl on the They were Ale nd ' Perry There stould P v been Goins out for vrrts he C 1 d v too, hadn't hfd nO f 1 maln team. more U1PlS if Dorothy Here' W rll,nr Ju t COmlH7 out of the to n hall That looks llke heet of mMqlC he h s in her ha d She had prob bly been pract CIHQ or some ntert lnnent,but she s nv for so m ny th t I can't remember which one. People never tired OI hearing her sing. . . . I' - L 0 l .n. L3 f 1. , , U. 'h x ,ad. - - ' v-fu ' 0 I , I 'L ln., I I . V j. -1 - r - P ll 1, , -, .4 n 1 n - . il 7 wa R , ,J . L 1 . a a . i, - e . . 1 ' ' Y 1 L- 1 1 ae vl .c ,, a . c ., . . - S 1 he ' . ' ' . , . q -I .I 1 C . A ' Y . . s t - , 1 wr t t ' 4 A v .u ' In f - A v f ner ,fr C s. Q -4 ' L ' ' . 1ag 1, ld 'S 1- 1 . p y. 'I A J' - 0 It ' 4 4 f J., - 4 I . 0 lk A . - ' 'N th I r v als n 1 e n, t. O . f - 1 ' , - --p .. de . . 3 .- . - - - 0 1 - . 5. 'fe Lp. , 1, S .. - Ll r , ' ' .1 M 5 I A V I' I I Q S l t . r S h . U V- 1 ' l R. ' ' I .1 a LL ' LJ H ' N .fc e ,GE wo vxll. ' r,Q fs . .yff 1 e . A .- f . -'f - , .1 A , 1- ,, t -.V ' ., IG t 4 F11 N' .A u I ., - ' I ' . t t- A C en 4 -- ,U Q 1 ' 1-W N ' I .I4 . 1 1 If -'s, X T . 1 .I ' . P. e r - a - v - la a . ,V . V , .1:- 1. lfss - -lt! 1 d L a ..Q t 1 s e .. , -- 3 u ,V 'V . us 0 x A J 'Ar 7 , .1 .-D ' Y T , . ,W I. . 'I . ve. I h 1 so. , I - .. - . 7 'A I 1 - - Q ' e n 3 J- I r I se I xo v r . .1 ime and Y . W 4- ,- ' 1 . V' a , . I g,- and sta-, d so fast it L d, us all zy. Y ., l , . 1 tha was tr, year that Ora sp nis L . . . . , I 1 1 M ki. 'I A . . 1 1, ln o L . gl. L ' I, I 1 - ' L O I - 1 , . . , . O r A I L - R . 1 P V 0 ' ' ' . t s , . e . C az 0 A I I ' - Q ' 1 .. L 1 A , . .L . , , . . 2 - - r I1 1. . n ' ' s 1 N . - I I - f w - . . . D t . . . 1 A A' ' ' - , , 1 ,A - . is O 5 ' 0 ' J. O . . ' E4 ' f .. , E, I .' ' I .1 ' Q L , , A 'l r , s - - a U, S. f u ' - f . -- . 'W f 0 ' ' 1 Q 1 Y S 'c . C 'rs n Trvvo rl - I , f rf ff - . ' - C. cn. A.cA.r.L.., g ,L K ,ua -- . Q J 5 sl, . . Tlfr- wowl he e been, l c ar to Walk. - 0 - Q TY ' C- ' w-1 , 1 .J A 0. I I .Q U v. .. 5 v , I 0 , I . , - , ' S ' . L, 3.4 ' :XA L fl . ee F ' I . 3 , ,, x ,- 'Q 1 I l fi . 24. . e ' -fn Q 59. e.

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I, Mavis Perry,do will and bequeath to Pud O'Roak my paper business,feeling certain that he will faithfully cover the Church Street section of the route. I, Ora McNally,de will and bequeath to some of the Sophomore girls, my freckles, since I understand that they are becoming fashionable in moderate quantities I, Marjorie Curtis,do will and bequeath to Doramay Terry my shy and Winsome ways Nay t ey aid her to success in whatever she may uncert ke I, Murray llison,do will and bequeath to Hr Alley my rail road pass to Pillwnocket in hopes that he may experience as many engoyable trips as I have in the past I, Mavis O'Roak, do will and bequeath to Hope Patterson my ability to see the humorous side of life I hereby suggest that she use it at the right time and place in order to avoid missing too many classes I, Walter Robertson,do will and bequeath to r Grant my know ledge of the trombone so that his cat, who has been disturbed by the noises which hav been issued from the lnstrument, may have a little peace and comfort I, Coleen Familton,do will and bequeath to the COm1Dg Senior class my abllity to take care of any anroywng grammar school children who tend to gather in the ma1n room I,Josepr Kelley,do will and bequeath to Kirk Jackman the ease and naturalness with whlch I am a le to escape doing my lessons Said abillty to be used sparlngly as the teachers som times ob Ject I, Connie Stubbs, do will and bequeath to Vera Sleeper mf for mer beaux, trusting that tnc proeer attention wlll b given to each and all I 'illls Lane,do wlll and bequeath to Doddy Sleeper, the spirlt of my presfnc thls be an insplration to h r through the coming ve rs I,Lorraine K le, lo will and leqae tb to T nneth reg my stu diou ness to be use' in small doses, thus 3VOiAlH, t o g e t a shock I, Joe Uoy,do will nd lequeath to Bob Clark my ability t sight all the pretty girls S id ability should not be used as your technique I Alda Merry, do will nd beau ath to the cr mmar school children my abllity to m ster t Palmer detbod KAlthouc1 this may eem difficalt to th students, Alda h s acquired lt wlth ease I Merle Boucr rd, do will and bequeath to Rodney Cl rk my well known office of school entert iner S id t lent to be used durlne dull nd quiet moments Use thls gift, Rodney, to the best of your bility and zemember th t great weight lles upon your should rs I, Dorotly Funtley, do will and eeue th to Althed Lewls, my ppreclation of ood music, e peci llj of that pouular number NOh! Johnny We, Laurenc Petter on nd Carl Smlth Q0 wlll to the JUDlOT boys our renowned technique vhlch enabl s us to b com so orul r with certain Patten L rls Don't worry, boy , therc'll b nough to go around U 1, ' A Q Y A l . FA Y . r ' Ei . T7 x LL . , In Q ' . ' f ' 1 1 - . . I A ' 4 . 4 I r' 1 . . . a Y la I if -.' 1. 0 ' I - C A I . O - f L A , , 1' . 1 1 ' - ' 7 . n .. .. 0 ' ' ' A 'K 'A . ' 1 . 5 J 0 . F . T C .- . I V - 1 .. I ' v . 1- 1' 'x A I C L' ' J A I .. . . ' . , 'T . , 1 ' 4 , 11 , . - ' ,, If ., .' A' w ,f li . i'..9.J' , S ll Q . 1 y ' Q P 1 a - ' je - S Leg . - J . S .. . .L . c. 2 O 11 1 U I ' Z1 -' ' ' ' ' O N W . G. V while you are elayinv basket-ball lest 1ou lose our aim as well J I -J O O TX 1 IW K5 r'1 , , .,.. lA . L w' A Q K. 4 I 'I ' rg . V-an . Y V J L. Lsv s 1 4 If C CD- A . . ' S ' , 1 W . ' -fl 4. ' tm ' I ' . , ' ' LSL 'Y . - ' L fl , N - V - Z1 Q C. ,. G ' - 1 . fi - . . . D .., , , ff T 'I . i f! 11 Y . dA s . Ls LL ' .. . .C 1 . , . wr. ,., , 1, ' I' , c ,' 1 9, L I . . 2 C g as ' a 1 L ' A , Y . . Q . . . . ' ' C' , S , , I' . ' - . 'I I C S ' 1 C' K- C ' 1. ' 'Sl Q 7 S - .C G I