Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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I,Althea Lewis,do will and bequeath my back seat to John Spooner. This will save shoe leather for you,John, and you can reach the dict- ionary and pencil sharpener with only one step. I, Harmon Daggett, do hereby will and bequeath my position as poetlaureate of Sherman High Dchool to Von Lawler. I dary Bushev do leave my hair, Jnich I have now carefully groin, to any girl who vi re to have it I William Le is do mill and becue th to Ldfaid Portwine my shy and bashiul ways I Barbara Ingranau, do will and bebueath ny deep love of nature to Gwendolyn Writehouse I Vera Sleeper, do will and becueath to Joyce Grasse my desire to puisue the dome ic rts I Geialdine Bloodsworth, do leave my ability to become adjust d to new enviroment and to make friends easily to Dorothy Peters testimony wlerof we here unto set oui hand and seal, said town of Sherran and decl re tris to be our last will and test ament this llth Day of June in the yea oi our Lord, nineteen nundred and forty one Signed and oublished by the following Barbara Ingiaham Jacoueline Lane Virginia Atkinson gkxfffx I would li e to review with you an old m th Lon very ncient times, Africa was knoxn as a laid lying fir tgnihggohesg of the then civil zed wor'd Now here near Mt Atlas, named after Atlas' me famous 812113, 'SAS 61 large and beautiful garden in the cent er of which stooo tree cov red with golden apoles This tree wa suarded by three N210ens called the Hesoerides, and a dragon HeTCU19S, UFO as the son of Jupi er and who was very strong, nad many eninies among whom was his cousin, Eurystheus Eurystheus wanted to g t rid of Heicules ana after many effort s d d 1 ling him o undert Ke twelve labors S, uccee e n compel I . T' . . J , J , . , . . ..... . 4- - ' r ' ' .' ' ' A S o , I ' L w , 5, a 'v r ' I' fi A . , . . -a' Q 5 .- . Q ,t 2 ' 1 In 1. I . . . ' f, 1 ' ' T .. A- J.- 'X L A S L- 8. . . . .,, . Q , u 1 Q . 'L' E I . r o . In f. , c r . at ' ,V fl , - F .L , ,7' . - - 4. , ,A 41 1 . .,. V .. . . J. ... . ' 'I I 1 . v 1 tv ' . y . rl ffqqjgx - . -C-t fijfg 1. 3 5 ,Nw tg IJ 2 Y l - . ., 1 , Q-'xg I I Y! 4 I, . x f Q ,C , 1 V J, . - I X. N 'ki g ' T I V i M H W. -L If ' AV . - ' 1 5. h -y ' U I ' - - N 4. S ' - ' . 9 1 A . ' . J ' ' 1 1 A . . ' ' '- O. D x7 ' ' ' t . v .4 A . P 'S . - Q - u 1 1 . ' I . 'H O Y17 ' ' I .I I Q Y ' f . ' A . G ' - 1 I ' i 1 J- u E I - I

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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 ' ..

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The most d1ff1cult of th e labors vas the eleventh, wh1ch was th t OI SSCUIIHQ a fev of the golden apples from the garden of the Fesper1des QIHCG tl s, tne giant, whose t Ps lt w s to hold the V ult of he ved n H1 shoulder , was the f ther ol the Fesperldes, Hercules thought he hlght, through Q1m, obta1n tn poles So tak1ng +16 burden of the h avens or h1 ozn shoulders, he sent Atlas een the tre sure Th glant returned Jlth ther and deslred to take then h1mself to Eurysth us H'ven so,' s 1d H rculcs, 'but pray hold th1s lo d for me oment wr1le I procur a p d to ease my shoulders Lnsuspectlngly th g1 nt toon baCP the burden and Hercules went off w1th the appl s CCOTdlHb to 1ry etOT1 s tyl Ta t1ll st nd bearing golden ple and 11 one r ally bol1 ve ln myths, lt c n be seen low, I have lrays bLl1LVGd in far cs ard above all I h ve fe t that I h fa1ry god moth r and ne1 I am ure of it Imy t ll you hy9 One afternoon, one of my cl s late Benonl Bryand and I were arnestly plannlng the m nn r In NhlCh we ould present g1fts to our clas mates fe J rt at school It wus Fr1day the l st p r1od 1n the and as usual th maln room wf or or less HOISY were trylng t ignore the wh sp rlng and to thlnk of som Oflglnal idea, fhen a Tverythlng ,as forgotten I vas belng l1fted 1nto a land of beau tlful m ke bel1eve After while, I nov not how long, I found y self ln the garden of the JSSQSTIJSS, ev n Hercule Before stood a gorgeous tr cov red Jlth lovely golden apples and, yes there wfs the dragon, but ound le p It was very onderful nc XC1tlHg For the flTSt t1me I realized I w n't lo Upon tuTHlHQ xrom should I s eo Could lt be Benoni 9 It certalnly wa P15 falry god mother mu t have b 1 busy too, for udoenly before our eyes th apples tear on dlff rant sh pe I con nued to gaze 1d my fond r deepened fter wh t seemed lnl flHltC Us 1od I scelee to he r BGUOHl af 'Oh, J r , cnuld they poss1bly be glftS for our cl ssratfs9 Let u Lf8JlDC them H Isn't lt strang that that s m thought seemed to take Dos ses 1on f v n 9 But s s ell bound nd unable to ove or speak Benoni seeaed to oe ve 1 bu y nd 8XCltEd It :as all o mys tGT1OUS By some unknown nag1c are w were guided gently nd unknow 1ngly out of the garden, d soon we :ere back in the land of reallty To prove to you that there 1 such a tree and that the tree was l den Ulth golden g1fts, for our clas hates Behold: Benonl manag to ecure a branch of lt and the Q1ftS w1th the help of h1 falry Pod other Je have thea here, th1S 8V8HlHgl Iera Can it be that you ar leavlng a number of your girl fr1ends 1n Sherman Yigh, lennyv This statlonary w1ll help you to neep in touch w1th them Use lt often and I'm sure they won't be able to forg t you , . o D A s . IL GS Vw ,, , ' y 1 , g Ci 4 V ' ' J- ' I u , . 1 ,. l, ' A A . A -1 Qu ' al L 'a 1 ' C: . f- .tl ' 5. 21 .L u S -1 Cl I - . A 1 . v - , AI 0- n - ' 4. A - -e Q L 0 ' . 1 -- . Lf ' Sn 1. J. S 1. ' c' f- 3 0 Q f ' ,. 1,1 ' . ' ' in AJ ' C4 Q 5 .su - ' A AL - ' 1 ' ' :Q 3 o ' r 1- I' S o Lf: C4 -1 ' ' H -1 ' rx 4' -'f Q 4 C4 1.4. 1 -L L4 C... . ' g . - 1.. , a TI a, S 'T ca. F s - 1 I fl . Q - V ' , . . . , . A A s t fa- 0 e' -1 L t ee s al s f 1 W , 1 ' '- , s ' ' . f. ' ' 3 'F S 6 3' Q G in L El 3 , -r ,Q -, v f . ' 3 - -I Q r . n q 4 - CA. v ' ' .. 1 c. , 1 ' v l .' ac a H -- e f I s - . I I ,-, 1 - '-J 'I a 1 gy-. - ,xp ' rf-w ' ll .ol .: , gr . ' f- rf 13 3 - ' , v . s., ' CJ. v Nu . . . - , ' 2, 2 -' ., 1 x 4: S f . 5 . u . ' g ' A 3 C- L1 r-. . - ' , ' : ' 'for 'fb ' ' fn 1- -'a . ' O V f CL I.. 1.1. V L .fv . . A N 1 . E . . Y. . 1 J , ' A G 'xl' V. sort of spell seemed gradually to be cast over me. ' .f-r 1 w ' ' ' ,-. LJ I VL O V 1 - f - - , .. 1- , - , ci - , Cl 11 11 v I D1 ' ' f- I Y -1 ' f Q . rw C, r- -- V vx D v Q . ' 39 L3 v . ' , cl S SS 3 g n l , - . . ,. . A .. .11 -A , 3 . 1 .. . v f I Q4 fi Ile . 1 1 vs . . . -. . I , Q ' .a . - ' . -.. S 3 361. 7 f ' ' ' V - f S ' 1.1: . Q Q d. S , - . : . A . , . , ,. . ' , ' ' ol r ' Q1 v G A 'A 4 A-, Ll Q - an ' 3 - - , ' . 1 - ' . ' 'Y ' Y? , V 4 ' ' . 'X , A ll .L u. - S J , v -2 s , ' ' 1 vw . A. 'T G. .4 J . .5 S J 5 4. ' Q . - u 2 Q -1 ,A V A - I I - S 0 .lv 1.11 d. I wa 1 - a -1- I 1,1 o V ' 'rv r c 9 ' 1- r c L. A V v Q. 5 1 - U - . . I A ' 4. L Q- 'R S V 3 S 3, ' . , E V , , Q' can ' A 'J' - , . ' L S ' . ' . . . 3 A SL: 'L ' ed . . . , . . Q S 1 1 . .f A -a S J - 1 JT, 0 0 - o . A A T s ' , 'J I . ' ' ' , J - . - I 1 .. ' . A X . , -4 - .. . . A . ' l cm 5' U