Cornish High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Cornish, ME)

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CORNISH HIGH SCHOOL Cornish, Maine Office of the Principal June, 1957 To the Class of 1957 This June will be a new experience fc: me. It will mark the first time I have followed a class from the begimming to the end of their high school ca- reers. It has been a pleasant experience. Four years ago lsaw you come, Class of 1957, as a group filled with en- thusiasm. On that day in 1953 graduation seemed a long way ahead, but now as it approaches, the time seems but as yesterday. Our number has decreased as we progressed through the years. We have had our share of victories and disappointments. I have praised you, urged you, threatened you and scolded you: but I can say in all sincerity that as a class you have never failed to come through when the chips were down. Now we have reacheda point in our lives where it is necessary for us to go our separate ways. It is with heartfelt sorrow that I approach that dateg yet the sensation of pride in your accomplishments, and the memories of our exper- iences together far outweigh any feeling of sorrow or reget. In these past four years you have advanced from childhood to young adult- hood until now you stand on the threshold of a new, mature life. As you seek your place in the world 's society, try to remember that success is not attained without hard work. Give your best today, for your todays set the pattern of to- morrow. On behalf of the faculty I would like to congatulate you on your high school achievement and to extend best wishes for your future success. .aaa

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STUDENT COUNCIL signs , L. Evans, G. Hamilton, R. Outhuse, R. Dunnells. P. Humphrey. The Student Council of Cornish High has been organized for seven years. It pro- vides the student with a chance to take part in school activities and share in formulating school policy. Membership is acquired through the payment of small annual dues. The first meeting of this year was held the 6th of September during which the officers elected were president, Richard Outhuseg vice president, Peter Humphrey: treasurer, Gail Hamilton, secretary, Linda Evans, sergeant-at-arms, Ronald Dunnells. The Council has sponsored several events during the school year of 1956-1957 in order to raise money, and one of the most ambitious projects it contemplates in the future is another variety show such as proved so successful last year.