Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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Goodness sake, lt'S another one of the H111 Blllys Last saw h1m he doctor was qulntuplet nurses was t1me I The of the of the lt was was 1n an operating room in the Boston Clty qOSpltd1 hort and wore glasse , rem1nded me of Doctor Dafoe fame Jhy of course it was Laurence Sirois One fam1l1ar and you can't lmagln who lt was Yesser, Laurence's n1eghbor, Mary Bushey Well, let nelghborly love contlnue Here's one of our class orators He has become a preacher Clalr 0'Roak 1 can't imaglne whatever happened to h1m that he hould become a mlHlStGT She must hav 'thrown h1m over', for certainly it must have b ed that he vas dissapoolnted in love Clair's abil1ty to hold and sway h1s 3udlLHC6 w1th the power of his voice Wlll always assure h1m of a large COHgTog3t10n Cath r1ne Hanson's name 1 nearly faded out She TGdl1ZCd her FT atest amb1t1on, that of hav1nb Ha gr at cal of ILISUTG tlme 1 WhlCh to do HOthlHgn, Here she went an marrled a m1lliona1re B t 1 she or 1SH't she a happy 5111? 'Nothing to dow Days must be long for her, l1ke Klng MldaS who desired wealth The att 1nment 1n high school mad it hard Kenney Bragg llved wonder what make up h1s for h1m to dBC1d8 on one glrl. how he hated to have any one call h1m thatt Iell,Kenneth up to h1s motto for a wh1le 'Love and be lovedn but I happened for he lS st1ll bachelor Probably couldn't m1nd wh1ch one to choose H13 popular1ty in h1gh school made lt hard for h1m to declde on one g1rl There was th qulet one of th1s clrss The Unlt d States has new a compulsory m1l1tary school for young lad1 s, as well as for young men dlrectlng seemed to her h1gh nec ssary of our schools of th1s type Pearl Long 1S found of g1rls in Nsharp ShOOt1Hg' and by the way she much at home ln her fork The qulet, me k ways of days hav QIVLH way to the stern com and1ng VO1G6 for tY1S pos1t1on In one a group b v y school Benoni Bryant wa the lucky boy of tb clas Not long after his graduat1on, he was ready to go f1sh1ng, he wa d1gging angle worms and struck a gold mlne He th n 1nv sted lt 1n a chew1ng gum factory How he 11k d to chew gum, especlally in h1s class s Now he can have all the gum he GBSITGS Ralph ROblHSOH, I recollect h1S art1st1c tendenc1es, principally that of sketch1ng and d6S1gHlHg He has become a famous and success full m1lliner, whose headgear commands fabulous pr1ces and HStOn1Sh8S the world fell now, I guess you've heard bout all the members of thls class Jest as I told you some of 'em clumb h1gher than others, but when you come to average 'em all together they'll show up 'bout as fell as any class I've known Althea L6W1S '41 . . . . ' A U , h . . . I . A . cf cf ' LJ IJ ' Y' 1 . 0 . ' I C O I ' ' 1 r 5 v o . . . . g 0 fx . X 0 4- o . . - S 0 3 A . . 1 Q F A 'rg . Q I 7 Q1 . . I 'IB 31 I V In x Q . . . . . . 1 A I . F' I .B . - 0 - . . .- r u ' S . px . . . X 3 . - - 1 H. 0 J O ' . . . . . . . . J. 1 5 fx 'A L- . u h . Y . Q - v . . . y . . 1 f . g L. . Q . , . . ,, ... ,Aw . - . ' ' . . g ll Q . . . . . . . I -b . 1 . . . Q . . . 5 3 . 'B 5' . A O . . . , I E3 . r p If . 1 . X . . K . Y L 'x xr ' 1 1 '1 ' 'x ka V l 0 Ll . . . . fx 1 A X 1 11 e, M. . . . v 1 o 2 ' .U S . . . . 1 I L3 . . . . . f .- . 1 U C 3 Q . 1 A , . . u J , . I . . . Q . . . . l t . . I . 4 rg ' 1 0 ' r f- . . 'v ' 0 .

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Those pesky telegrams certalnly got Mildred Allen excited. They This red and white signifies the girl who was a Red Cross leader. She knits, sews, end does many other things just for the army. It is Jeanette Ingrgham. This helps her to pass the time away while she pa- tiently walts for the return of the boys from the army usually Panama. Mildred another most of had the same thing on them 'Have different position in Army at Don't get discouraged will see you sometime, mayben Poor would get pepped up thinking he was actually coming home and yellow slip of paper would come in the mail Gues she spent her time in the telegraph office They say that she has ployment now in a We tern Union Telegraph Office This square has 'Herman Daggett' on it 'Boxn, his nlckname, is wrltten undel it He has several secretaries working for him now and a special delively post man Heaven knows he reeds them If I had been him I'd made carbon copies and addressed them to various girl frlends or would you call them corresponders? He'd had so many I couldn't flgure out whether he was a ntwo timern or not I gu ss he rezlly needs secretaries though, only its awful expensive Poor Barb, they ought to lnvent shoes with hi her heels of a fad of walking on stilts How she did hate to be short And of all the short men ln this world, she picked a man six foot three She pends most of her time dodging his footsteps, seems he's a little far sight Jacqueline Lane Yes, she was the fir t bride ln our clas was a fellow who lived not far from Sherman I didn't suppose she'd make up her mind that QJICK Probably she couldn't find anything else to do that suited her This one has two names on it,or rather it is the same name spell whether to spell her first name with G or J D1dn't seem to lt made much difference She ended up as an Lngllsh Teacher have been because she liked the English room so well in high me that It must school I never'd have thought she would be an old maid Well thl one is Rodney Clark He circumnavigated the globe three 3 . . Y 1 . s ' ' 0 r . s . r 1 O 3 J- u A .2 3 - I 3 ' 9 G n. E c A . ' x 5 au u C D 5 Q ' . s ed. . s ' s. He . 1 I ed two ways. Geraldine Bloodsworth. She couldn't make up her mind . O -H . O 'J O .S . l '4 3 0 ' s ' . He C ' -' S bi. 0 ' 5 . A .I . 3 C3 . . 3 0 J 'J . rv ' e A 1 Q .. 'f ' 3 c times wlth a Pontiac motor car and a birch bark conoe On the second trip he met the girl of his dreams, a daring young girl on the flying trapeze He got a job in the same circus How he is a clown, with many new trlck and jokes, ln the Barnum Bailey Brothers' Circus is going to marry the trapeze girl and with her will make hls third trip around the world I remember how Nina Bushey hated school She llked sports though Well, she coached the girls sports in L8 t lllinocket High Now, she is married and lives there She only coached one year Guess she knew some one too well before she started teaching Well, here's William Lewis He is an aeroplane mechanic, at least ln the daytlme, but at night he leeds an orchestra, a little better then them H111 Billys he played in when at high school But for heaven's sake who would have thought he would lead an orch stra? He wouldn't even dance, never mind playing for someone to dance Guess perhaps he's not scared now

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fail ff: Lt Lglf ,Q CLAS WILL Be it remembered, that we the class of 1941, of Sherman High sch ool in the County of Aroostook, and State of Maine, being of sound mine and memory, and having reached an age at whicr we are soon to pas t testimony of our class This valuable document, duly executed and sig ned, is as follows I Catherine Hanson, do leave to Elaine Cox and Lilla Hanson the log trucks on which to ride to and from school I, Jeanette Ingraham, do will and bequeath to Margaret Gallagher my gift of oratory We, Clair O'Roak and Rodney Clark, do leave church street and two certain girls living ther on to Wallace McAl1ly and John Joy I VlPglHl8.gtk1H on, do leave to Corrine O'Roak the task of sett ling the disputes that arise in the back of the room I, Ralph Robinson, do will and bequeath my fondness for making pen and ink drawing and all pens which have survived my constant endeavors I Lau ence Sirois do will and bequeath to Gerald Leavitt my habi of writing to certain girls in school May you avoid the sharp eyes o the teachers as I have I, Nina nushey, do will and bequeath my habit of flirtin with each and every girl and my ability to avoid the anger of each to eane Mitc hell I, Jacoueline Lane, do leave to Julia Plourde my tears shed in Latin class. I, Kenneth Bragg, do will and bequeath my habit of flirting with each and every girl and my ability to avoid the anger of each to Dean Mitchell. I, Mildred Allen, do leave to Doramay Terry my efficient technique in the office of the principal. I, Pearle Long, do will and bequeath to Dorothy Durgan my ability to thumb rides. I, Benoni Bryant, do leave my moveable seat in the back of the room to James Kelley who usually occupies it during the noon hour.This will enable him to feel comfortable at all times. fftr 4 el .4 'f Af-J QTL . .L S O higher realms, do hereby make and declare this to be the last will ans . . 5 , . J . L. . 0 D . q. . D . . , . '. . . S ,. . . n u X A 0 2 A . , T I . . . i , . . . . . , . 0 , . , L :A 1 f E ' ..