The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-06-22
ND PART or GIFT PRESENT A.
TON.

g0au Twombly Norris. William
~. 1r four years of High school YOU
. .--u most wonderfully studious
Nua 81 all the things which l think
Pie ol most service to you is this
s4rJ tote book, which | hope YOU
III zth the dictauions that YOU
't-.tf III B. H. S.
Hatch Owen. Marguerite,
tagroeyer had to do very much hard
i .ll they say you can never tell
d T!a aappen, so | will present you
ltls pair of overalls which were
,tls-Y from The Thompson Manu-
ua- Lo- and recommended by their
-s'sIng salesman, Tibbetts.
10, MAJ Mank.-Laura, we all know
gg sre very fond of flowers and it
.G 81 atest delight to have them
,1. As far back as | can remem-
t... never seen you in school when
W.H nave some flower pinned up
.a- r-ss. so | will present you with
uo.i-. Of several varieties which |
.# lever fade from your memory
r back scenes of pleasant days
gr1 Austin Heating. Robert, when
a.,. dlgh as as Freshman YOU
b aashful and awkward little
.- -.nce you have travelled and
-.ae II the world things have
g. we understand that you are
cl.- Tgman hater. Although your
.ls- zen bIighted and the curtain
r-, -raWn about your ideal | will
II. With this perfect figure with
-"ace your room.
.-- .lan Field. Maud, we have al
'-e cry dear friends and | know
EH-s' ambition is to become
#% when you start to do
not start it right, so take this
-.l Glue and mend the heart that
a.. trahen, for you know your mot
91 Live peace at any price
l' ARA Nickerson :-Nettie. al
Z. g.q 1--we a mile or so from the
SEEN you frequently at many
20 tfnusement, especially at the
ny Now it must be dreadfully
..- ..r YOU to go home all alone, so
d .'--. III YOU with this Harry Brown
8~r. will protect you from all dan
.a.i and stormy nights.
days Iuma Michaels. Gladys, it is
a- Nr fellow to spend his money
f e his girl at the movies, so |
'-> . YOU with this little machine,
Vow can run III your own parlor,
n - { will prove of great benefit
OH va and Kenneth.
To. Mitchell Salter. Byron, this
grt Fhch | have for you is sup
w present a theater, as we all
..al ~ are an amateur, and when
.s4 the mood to rehearse your
JUST step inside and rave to your
s content and don't disturb the
any longer.
.o3 temple Coombs. Harold, as
VIZ Very fond of music have select
9-r fayorite piece, Sweet and
ami think it will be real appro-
as We all know that Hazel Low
'lraeted your attention for some
past.
.~'a Eleanor Perkins. Geneva,
ave ways been the quietest girl IN
ID aud if it hadn't been for the
r'@ ealllng upon you to recite your
"~ would have forgotten that
-'- oue of the class, so take this
''.arr and make noise to let the
gro" that you are still living.
s -rr Redman. -Arlo. you were
ID an amateur for in both of our
Farm Folks and the Country
W. Ia made decided hit. Now
d. u may lose your high standing
t.'< To present you with book Of
'apcts.
'''e.oT: For four years you have
A.trmgly with US and for US.
=, 'aEr erred. but your patience has
'7led. Many and deep are the
We nave learned from your cour-
clearance.
~ 4a'lze what a loss your going
-. d 5. means to the school; but
'7l9ice that we could finish our
1i..er your guidance. In your
.-" Of labor may success and hap
% Dis yours. AS a reminder of all
sOoa wishes of the class of 1916 |
'a, 10 you this chair.
u "ree years we have had with us
'po has worked earnestly and faith
ava one who is soon to sever her
s1Von with B. H. S. Miss Hazel
w. as class, present to you these
M as a slight token of our appre-
'D OF Your efforts in our behalf.
MARGUERITE D, CooMBs.
colonial Theater was crowded to