Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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CANAL CURRENTS 9 Upper picture. Back: Mr. W. Stahura, Mrs. S. Moody, Mr. J. F. Peebles (Supt.). Front: Miss A. Tapper, Miss E. Dill, Mr. K. J. Coady (Prin.), Miss R. Marr. (Miss E. Comtois, and Mr. E. Demers absent when above picture was taken). Lower left: Miss Hazel Pat- terson, Home Economics Dept.

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8 CANAL CURRENTS WHAT IS YOUR SCORE? Do you as a student of Bourne High School measure up to the standards that have been set for you? Give yourself ten points for each question to which you can truthfully answer “Yes”. 1. Trustworthiness — Do you keep your promises? 2. Self Control — Do you control your tongue and your temper? 3. Loyalty — Are you loyal to your home, your community and B. H. S.? 4. Obedience — Do you obey your father, mother and teach- ers promptly and cheerfully? 5. Sportsmanship — Can you win without bragging and lose without alibiing? 6. Self Reliance — Do you think for yourself? 7. Courtesy — Are you considerate of others at all times? 8. Health — Do you have the proper amount of sleep, eat the right kind of food and exercise sufficiently in the open air? 9. Teamwork — Do you get along with other people? 10. Dependability — Can people count on you? “WISHES” “If wishes were horses. Beggars might ride”. This saying is an old one which has been passed down from generation to generation to generation. When we come to analyze it, we find out how true it is. There are many people who make wishes absent-minded- ly, seriously, and jestingly. We are not living in the time when fairies are flitting about, just waiting for us to wish, that they may grant it. We are living in an age when, if we are desirous of something, we must go out and work to obtain it in some other way besides just wishing. We may wish for something occasionally; if we get it, it is due mostly to coin- cidence. ■ It is not a wise idea to wish, because of the fact that when we do, we do it without thinking and afterwards we are glad that wishes do not come true. Just think! What a position we would be in if everything we wished came true. We might have been happy, or sad, but even then we probably would not have been satisfied. Let us appreciate what we have and avoid wishing for things which are not possible to obtain without hard work. Frances Pells, ’38.

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