Gardiner Area High School - Quill Yearbook (Gardiner, ME)

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Th Published by the Students of Gardiner High School, Gardiner, Maine Volume Seventeen g JUNE, Nineteenljhirty-sire Number One T BNWT B QDILL BOARD EDITOR - -- - ----- Edith Mann ASSISTANT EDITOR ----f-- - David Jamison BUSINESS MANAGER - - ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER LITERARY EDITOR - - - JOKES EDITOR - - - ATHLETICS EDITOR GIRLS BOYS ALUMNI EDITOR - - EXCHANGE EDITOR - - SCHOOL NEWS EDITOR - SENIOR REPORTER: - JUNIOR - SOP!-IOMORE - - - - FRESHMAN ----- STAEE TYPISTS - Beryl Loring - Helen Morang - Pauline Colliton - - Elinor Hodgkins Elizabeth Webber Jean Clark - William Brann Beulah Baker Gerald Mann Verna Troop Ruby Cottle - Robert Gingrow - Winona Wilder June Gallant Eloise Wood .lane Ward Frances Taylor Editorial WHAT IS GRADUATION? This question means not only get- ting through high school, but many other things. Strange as it may seem, others who have graduated always say they would like to go back to school once again. When it comes class day, and the chord is struck, down the aisle marches the graduation class led by their president. This is a very im- pressive scene to the spectators and to those taking part. Although it is a sad proces- sion, the destination of a hundred or more students has been reached after twelve long years of studying, physical training, athlet- ics, and social times with teachers and fel- low students. However, after the speakers and the class march out, graduation night is yet to come, when the class again gets to- gether. Soon the eventful night arrives. and the members no longer feel joyous but have all kinds of lumps in their throats. Laugh- ter, however, peals from the members when the class gifts are distributed and the proph- ecy is read. The minutes soon pass and the diplomas and prizes are awarded. Then comes the class ode which, on tbe last verse, is mingled with a few sobs from the girls. I shouldn't be surprised if the boys too became tender-hearted. But what is going to be done now that graduation is over? Some of you will go to preparatory schools, colleges, and training schools for nurses. When you are ready to go away in the fall, keep in mind that you are going to get all you can out of your training. lt will mean leaving old friends and making new ones. Remember, also that it will not be long before you are to be the citizens, and you will be the ones governing your community, state, and country. -The Editor