Dexter High School - Signet Yearbook (Dexter, ME)

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l EDITORIALS - l 7 EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief, ------ - Elton True '26 Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Richard Ramsay '27 Literary Editor, - - Virginia Clark '26 Assistant Literary Editor, Charlene Rollins '27 Local Editor, - - Eleanor Hasty '26 Assistant Local Editors, - Irene Felker '27 - - - - Elizabeth Brewster '27 Joke Editor, - - Eleanor Herrick '26 Assistant Joke Editor, - Gladys Higgins '27 Athletic Editor, - - Ludgar Higgins '26 Assistant Athletic Editor, Eugene Champion '27 Exchange Editor, - - Ruth Frost '26 Assistant Exchange Editor, Christina Dulac '27 Alumni Editor, - - - Isabel Marsh '26 Assistant Alumni Editor, - - - Beatrice Titcomb '27 BUSINESS STAFF Business Mgr.. ---- - - - Carl Moses '25 Assistant Business Mgrs., - - - Hildon Brawn '26 - - - - Carleton Bucknam '27 - - - - Joseph Mountain '27 Nathan Bucknam '28 - - - - - - - Everest Dyer '27 CIVIC RESPONSIBILITIES In these days we hear more and more about our civic responsibilities. We all have some. Our parents should vote, should see that the best men are put in ofiice, yet in the last Presidential election only 50'4 of those eligible voted. Only 50W of the voters accepted their civic re- sponsibility. What was the trouble with the other 50M ? They had not learned their civic responsibilities at home. Today these duties are taught in school. Those in the primary classes are taught to keep the schoolhouse and grounds free from waste paper and other rubbishg they take pride in doing so. Now, the older people are forming societies to beautify the towns in which they live. They are assuming one of their civic responsibilities. We as students have civic reponsibilites that are in their way as important to us as those of our parents ought to be to them. Care of our school books is one of our re- sponsibilities. We should see to it that these books are in as good condition when we are through with them as when we first re- ceived them. We also have the care of our schoolhouse and grounds. It is our respon- sibility to keep them looking well. Do we live up to our responsibilities as we should? Elton True '26.