Sherman High School - Spud Yearbook (Sherman, ME)

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xl September 1940 a group of very t1'1d, very reen Freshmen entered the sacred portals of Sqexman H1gh School. we started off, or rather the Sophomores started us off, wlth the tracltlonal Freshman receotlon My but e rere pretty looklnb thln s all painted uo l1ke dresses on and carryxn l1ttle baby dolls,wh1le thc 1r1s mre boys' pants and sh1rts,After o h o be r m de icols of ln frodt ox the whole school, we vere then allofed to make our home here' We soon found that Bob McNally was to be the class she1k for th1s year anyway, Our teachers d1scovered that we weren't to remaln as t1m1d very long. They vowed that we were lazy and would never graduate, When the seniors discovered that we were going to wreck the school or wreck ourselves trylng, they tr1ed to calm us.Lor0 than one Freshman was pushed through the glass doors of the bookcase at the bac' of the room. At last, in 1941 we were semt into the Soohonore Class, leaving behind us puolls S1HC6 these had no des1re to continue hi h school, .ta . Q IN rr pi. M 9 uh! I K H 1 X Q 'I . ' A v. 1. . ' ' Q-v v ' 0' ' ' C' nn . L o , - Q L Indians on the war path and dressed up like olownsgthe boys with their . 5 a I - ' E ' ,',A . '.'.' 9. Q Ne' A It v Q A W J '.' Q . , ' r x . .I I K L A. . . . V' SJ