Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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CEVLiUxL Q god 111e studg hald, T11 fell you x Lof J,s1 tale eneral bC16DCG F01 about a fear or two. fe have eO LGHIH abodt tle tar The planet JUG the +ldG Ano all about the an1wa1s That travel lar and W1dC Paeh Thursday we expernment Down 1D the laborltorv, Al1heuch it lock, l1ke lots of Pun, lf' not such an easy tory. larllyn Bouchard '44 OU11 .J ANT TOP le' up every mOPP1lg et our school war Whllc we are 1eep1ng Eels WOTk1DF and humm1n a song. He sweeps and o11 the flOOlS, ie works from molu t111 Pl lt From bC1HQ such a Jl ht, Fe makes th1ngs for Ch1ldTCD From an aeroplane tc a boat, he tells them many tor1es and many an anecdote, And the S6H1OTS of th1s school W11l lememher as daJs ro oy Our dear J3R1tOT W o vorked x 1thout a 1 h Althea LGW1J '41 IFE HO1ERo GnOe Out 1n a vrave yard, J1tt1np on Q pcs There' a wrathful spectre Fe' called thc Pheke1f H13 teeth forever charter 114 knees forever lnceb, n 1f you are rot careful h n 5 give you ocl. El1ea ela1elJ QPITN The carts come out e sle ,o 1U '1en v1nter's Core 1111 spr1nb bea1n0 Toel Lane '44 iOhE Home 15 not a fopplnf place S1tt1ng by the road f6ltPGP lo lt a re,t1nv place To keep Us when me're old Instead 1+ lS a g1OL1CuQ place where Joy, ard sorrow are rared, BV those wko cowlort all our pa1ns lone but la and Dad Pearle Lenf '4 LA J OF '41 Our SCWlOT ela has twentv ore. A Jelly bunch and full of fun He leave our chool thls COm1DF pr1np Behlnd us st1l1, those mall U1 conduct 1r cla s lo verv bad we w1gqle, chew fum and gr1n Hut Wren we leave thevfll all be sad It wor't be the same w th1n. Jeanette Ingraham '41 A FRIEND A frlend lo one who hares your Joy ard deubles wt f r yO rlerd 1 o e who ares your wee, Cl is I l ' Uolfth Pefer ' Pere 'as 1 L o 'V 1 ICG 1 1U L male a d llar c of 11r e r1re ee t I Ancrvmou .- V1 - 0 '1 my T F' VT X T','v1. ' '.JI..1iC..4 L.L :G If f ' 'M to - ' awk v 0 ll 3 - HQ , 1 w r- fa ' 1 11 JL ,hat dog Th ds J : W . . 1 , . ' ' lr- I 1 - G V T' I my V . . U icy 1, ,. 1 1. 1 1? ' 'T fc' . k v 1 1 li 4 7' V 4. 1 -, -- . - Y, s' s, I v . . -, . ' ' u ' , A - ,L ! . P , Y C, .' ' c-. , cc 11 ' J. 3 A . .J 1 ,3 Y ,, ,. . . T , 0 A : , . .O . V G . x 4. x .x.w C 3 'r ' , '- X I - -'1 V I v, Z . v ,O 1 ., . W. 0 , 1 . J , , ,. V cw ' 5 ' -x cf 1 o . 1 .f . .1 A ,. . 1 L 4 su 1 sl 1 ' - -V .D , S , S I U 1 .. 'M : 'I L - ' .- ,1 .- f K. 1 A M Lxz .J 1. 4 g T7 ' ' 1 , X ' 1 T1 s 1- . . r f C SF' f To lf 0 f 1 m L- ' P -' 1 f 3 s ' J el- , sis 1 a,. 'J - I , f- , ' , A fv- . J , . 10 . . F1 O , - . , I vt 1 fs . U D A . . . . ,, sfe - s ' 1 5 s 1 5 T v -'s ' ' 11-1 4 cw ' ' 1 G 1 ' ' . 1 1 -1 .J . ' K I ' 0 , . . Just to kee our schoolhouse w1ll r1nU. .H .. ' H , f' ' fr' . R5 A A LDA 0 1 Q c ' :- .L L LJ L 1 ., Q l ,L A 3 3 0 vm' K . J 'VI J V . 3 ' A e J T ' . w 1 J ' . S G - F 1 -Q , L .. , ' Nun 2 , , . . L - A ' ' rw cw ef 5 1 1 vi' . 1 0 'T ,l 1 Q , . 4 'h m ' W ' 1 s'a . . , 's 1 ' 'O n' s H ' U J fi Yf C1 v CN 1 I ,, A 4 U L. Y T 4 -1 ' 0 ., l U.. . , , . , ,M Q - 5. A f 4 s n '. sh O. , Gt V 1 - , L I 1 J J s ' . ee cj And 1,4 it 'pht li tmo, , ' V Q, F5 ,A s A 5 eh, Q s Ghost, A ng 'J , s 4g . A W , A . - . Q H - , J ,, L- u f a 11 tle ery, -. , 1nd , M. A.A LN , I S as H 1-' 1 , . .J1 JL-1lff ozl a 111 . ,, . 1. N. 1 A d , 1 1 -e- 1, Wry1,g e A :J ' e Y , . . e La' - ' a s 1 Our r A ty-1 1 n Sq ' ' W ' 41 lv ' 45 1, pq' s

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SCHOOL DAYS My school days are just pages In life's old dark diary In which we wrote of an age That once was so firery. School days are happy days Of which a student wrote Of tricks upon his teacher Played Ihich now he loves to quote ny school to which we go Je study and we plav From those school days we shall grow And those days aren't so gay, Je had our fun in school Jith friends so close and dear, Je used to sit and laugh and fool, lhlch brought us so much cheer School day memories Iere Just a test Which we shall always have Until we go to eternal rest. Herman Daggett '41 FISFING Fishing is the sport for all Ihen noth1ng's left but school Take your tackle from its place And go down to the pool Cast your line across the waves And let your hook go down mere the fish will swarm around, Find yourself a shady seat, All cushioned around with moss Discard all your fretful cares, And be your own darned boss Vaughn Lawler '45 JIMMY' S DOC' Jimmy had a little dog, His fur was snowy white He fell into a bin of coal, And OH' He was a sight. Barbara Ingraham '4l THE HOME ON THE HILL In my dreams a big white home sits there, Way up highg And the breezes which blows around the dome Jill often make me sigh? Many a time I've dreamed of this, But never hoped to see. Because nothing with such hap piness Could be really meant for me A beautiful lane winds in and out Among the swaying trees, And water comes from a long green spout From a pool all hid with leaves There's a floating spray o'er the lawn, mich is a velvet green, And the flowers there grow so tall All these are in my dream Dorothy Sleeper '42 THE COIINO OF QPRINO Spring is co ing once again The birds will soon be back, To tell us of their winter trip, mile on their SOUthu1H track. Amid the llowfrs of the South, Above th waters, oh, so blue Gf many a lovely sc ne. When no: shall vanish from our hills The gra s will soon appear Flow rs will op n from their buds YOu're sure then, Spring is huI'Sl katrryn McNally '45 A porcupine uses his quills hold himself up whil in water, .1 Q 0 I A ' ' . r ,v 1 0 . I , . 11 ' 1 . . , . I . . JI . Y ' Q I O ,, W xv H A ' ,L -I J ' A ' . - 1- T Q . M - J .M ' ' . . 1' ' -,' -A u r Until it strikes the bottom, Among the grasses of the green, 11' i 3 e c. ' - S V . . . , . ' 5 ' S V' l g ' . e ' c H' 1 1 H . ' J I '5 r L x -. I . Q 13?1?3113P11111 11111-Ptitli'-11 -1 ' ' 1 ' to Q . A . 6 . f

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Joy but no Soirow Pardon D ner S1O't Black Crtensnouse Dollarsiorth Road aoarrow Grant Sleeper Long Brown Whitehouse Bloodsworth Lane Swallow hunt Jordan Bobinson Grasse Stubbs ter: Smith Greaves hoodbury CAN YOU IMAGI Althea Not figiting with John? Benoni Without an answer? Mary Without her lessons done? Ralon Wltnout Linnie? Kenny Not WDlCQsTlHg Pearle Speaking in a loud voice Vera Iot looking Just so? Jeanette Uitnout a smile? Laurence Not umming or singin Pud Witnout iilley? tillie Not in an argument with Mr Grant? S TIG? DD Class Orator Class Singer Class iypi t Class Artist Class Poet Oldest Youngest Tallest Girl Shortest Boy Activities J Ingraham V Sleeper A Lewis Q ROOiHSOH IJ Dag:-.eiht L Sirois A Lewis V Atkinson L Sirois A Lewis . Wini'ter in the na 1 oi opening all dis Lermons witn the maids, nihy are we all here?H nent to preacl in a sanitarium As usual he btgan his sermon by asking, 'wry are we all nereon From 'r audience a voice re lien, W6'1C heme because we're not all tnere That family has enouah troubles to be a radio serial. Chase Amazon Jayson Hay Stumps milk Cobbler Rejoces Strawberry Catherine Witnout her books? Jackie Walking fast? Eula Without a new kind of pin? Herman Without his poems? Nira litiout her gum? Virginia 'itrout he, lett rs? Rodnev Quiet QJTlH5 study per ions? Barbara Je tinb out of patience? Jerry Hot in tne Lnglish room? sill Tal ing to some girl? mne Senior all passing tneir GXHA 3 CIALD lusici ns lost Ambitious nieatest Pest Q istfst Class Athlete Daraest Hai Waviest laii Class dancers L oitois Lewis B Ingraham BI'?g5, on R Clark V. Busney C O' ' O01 V Sleeper A Lewis Music Tofer NTn y say D. eiew Al once piacticed so lard or tne piano that he pa:alyzed to of d's in ere. lusic mater 'Say should be a-ound NHBH my b' ther, Willie tiombone ' one in the ne piactices on the oaralyzss ibrbornood. every he sa e Lim i lunch of cold shoulder and hot tongue ff7Q Q an HAVB .. ' ll ll 'Y . W 1 h s n - ll U x. H L - it ' U -- t, v H f F1 - . fx - ' Q., y 1 n . J n - it n .- fs i -1 , v ll K , A W . 1 x 1-1 xlib . 1 . 1 A ,. A ... A ,' 1 i A I i ,- L 1 ,F 1 4. -v J- P A . D Y I Q 7 Q L 'P 4 1 ' i . 1 . - k ,1- : -0 . ,Q J .1 1 . u - . 1 1 Q . v . 4.4, -. at ' A , -9: J. Y' 'E -.T - ' .. ' 'v fr - -,, , U ,. - t V - -' ' ' ' F' 1 . .L 1 4- . . Q A r-1 +L. . - n a g , -' t N 1 rn- 1 4. v 1 ,,, . -X - 1- v vs' 4' A 'LL' ' an J - 1 Ai. - vga- A ' : . ' . - J. - . TH. G. Bloodsworth '41 1-sat fx -1 fs ..v ,, 4.4. i -..J .J . ,- . . Q A 1 V 8. 0 G cf 'I , L .- . rn 4. I 4. ' I S . A . A . 1 4. rr ., I 1 , . Q A -. H Lx. ' 4. ' fs 4. . .. Q t u s ts P. L g ' J- , t. . . l 4- ' 1 ' A ' r 1 T .LL . . J , . . ' . R fc ' -va O 5.1 AJ I L I . I I 1 kg . . f . , 1 A A Do b li ...J Q 1 3 A A v F. 1 F V. ' S1 . v 6 1 , ' L V A E . A ' nh , , X x -'- ' ll f s A . tw Li- f g 1 - Y' 4- . '. . '1 , 5' . 1 , yOU H - , 1 L F U.a , ' fo- v , ' ,. +- - X . . , J 'I T u .S . me L t, ' U ' n 4 ' A f- - ' If p . U ... t, L i , 4- '2 ' I il A I . D C S D V fm'-1 c I