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aiu-n-1 shui-1-G The Qfzododendron 1924 .M SCI-IOOL LIFE 'f Q H' HE High School bi-weekly paper, School Life, needs no introduction to the readers of this book. Through its two years of service to the pupils of B. H. S., it has at last almost reached the acme of perfection. If it were not for School Life our school activities would be rather dull. School Life has opened the eyes of its reader as he reads of knowledge which is not to be found in books: that is, knowledge of school affairs. Our front page material excels not only for the way in which it is written up, but also for the substance which it contains, all pertaining to the regular activities which are to be found in every-day school life. The editorials, which are written up by the students, cannot be surpassed for their originality and common sense. The Fact, Fun, and Sen- timent column is, on the whole, enjoyable to read. The way in which all athletic activi- ties are written up, stimulate the students to greater interest in our athletics. As the result of the effort on the part of the students who are affiliated with School Life's publication, we take this opportunity to extend our felicitations to them, from the head editor down to the contributors. SCHOOL LIFE WAS A SUCCESS LAST YEAR Last year marked the first attempt of the Buckhannon High School students to edit a school newspaper. Early in the year the staff was organized, with Frank Curry as editor. The name chosen for the paper was School Life. After the first edition we decided to enter the State Contest. All schools publishing- a school paper were eligible, those having an enrollment of over five hundred were in Class B, and those from one hundred and hfty to five hundred in Class C. Buckhannon came in Class C. Frank proved to be a very efficient editor, and his journalistic ability, combined with the interest and co-operation of the student body, made a real success of the paper. Although the honor of first place was given to the Mountaineer, published by the Grafton High School, we were pleased with our rating, which was second best. As it was our first attempt, we considered it very good. This year, however, we shall be satis- fied only with first place.- School Life. l59l gf ,Q gg, y Q
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