Freeport High School - Clarion Yearbook (Freeport, ME)

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P, I-1.3. onneion. Vol. IX7. l4tlQEIEIF'O1Q'l', BAKE., AI-,RIL, 1894. No. I. 7 2-I If LE U l I T0 N 7 YENYN. 1n'.DI1l0RIA LS. llediculion, Erlltoriul Bonrll, School llourcl, liditoriuls, Memories ol' Sununcr, A Short Letter to the Senior A Rhyme ol' 'U-1. A Trip lil the Moon, 'l'ho Higher School, Ideal 'l'houghl.s, .X lilnneu llnckwnrcl, A Word from '06, Philosophicul Appamllis, Pcrsonnl und l'm,-culixxr, Frcsliids Bow, Locals, Slutistices of Clues '!l'l, Col. Williainl Gore, Athletics, Alumni Notes. From u Ulm-srmmlu. Senior Class, Junior Class, Sophomore Class, Fruslnium Gloss, The Courses of Study, Rhetorical Exorcist-s, Dcbutes, Exhibitions, lixurninutions, Librury, Hnuluntlon, liourd und Rooms, Tuition. lu llcmoriuin, Class, 1 l l HEN we were Freshies , we looked with owe upon the Sen- iors who edited the lirst Clarion, ond looked forward to the time when we should have that duty, as if it were ten or twelve years away. But now we are Seniors, and before we can realize it, the time has come fo1'eiliti11g'tl1e Clarion. As we look upon the fruits of the labors of other yezirs, we feel that we are not compe- tent for such a tnsk, and so, Renders, we would ask you to read these pages with :L View of finding what there is of good, rnther than of criticising' our iirst literary efforts. Nearly all our class have goneg it hos grown Hsmnll by degrees and pitifully less. The girls have stood by better than the boys, its you will see from at glzuicre at oiu' editorial lio:1,1'd. In fact, ltw:xs ever thus. Look at any class in school, and you will see that the girls outnuinber the boys. ND now :L few words in regfxrd to school nmtters. At the com- 111GllGG111611t of the school year, we were itll saddened by the announce- ment thnt Professor Mitchell had nc- cepted it position nt Bowdoin College. Although we knew it was at better