Gilman High School - Gilmanac Yearbook (Northeast Harbor, ME)

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. '-'- XTQT' is as W' .2 nil... me GOOD ATTENDANCE IS L HABIT Good attendance and punc- tuality are two qualities that all good school citizens pos- sess. The attendance of Gilman High School could be very much improved, but can only be done so through the effort of each and every student. It should be the pride of the individual to maintain a clean record for the school and for himself. Many students have the hab t of always being present at all types of athletic games and social gatherings. This is all very commendable but anyone would agree that tho students attendance record is far more important. Upon this the standard of thc school de- ends much as does the 'know- ledge and the good habits of punctuality. In this community the boys and girls have asgood a chance as any high school pupil to acquire an education. One of the biggest setbacks to many a young graduate is the fact that he has failed totake the interest in and make the mosteofhis educational opport- unities, Without education one cannot adequately take 'his place in this-'world of 'keen competition. So, underclassmen wake up now and realize this fact before it is too late,and be more .fair to yourself and to your school, Habit is one of the most powerful things in life. So, students, why not' make the . ' '.-rv. ' ' f N. . . 'A -L -'- IX ff x-- g xx Q- .yy 1,4 - .K .N P . -. .l I. H L g ' sg gg SQ. lg. iwj Shy NS xx .QX gxxxx. .K X. x nxt' .I xxx. 4 cg xy KP... .X 5 xv X .Nt tx Qs txq. lg: H42 ,lv ,jfx K : XQ5- XT -Q. -fl Q.: .- X . ,a.. .V 'fs I nj ' ELG, :ibn tsl --' Qsi kill ' lbsfl uncle- ts.if habit having perfect attendance for Gilman High School and youre You will be the -ones of being panw'i1l and self? to benefit in the end. PATRICIA FOSTER 748 WHAT ATHLETICS MEAN TO ME Some of the most happy memories that come from my childhood are the times wheny trudging along behind my daddy, I went to the ball games. gI didnft know much about the game itself but in my eyes,all the fellows that played it were heroes. That was my first im- pression of athletes and it has stuck with me ever since. I believe that the guy who has never participated in some kind of snort has never really lived. There is a contain feeling that you get when you make a good playin a ball game that can't be experienced any- where else. Athletics is also one of the greatest.character builders there is. It is in athletics that you learn the true meaning of sportsmanship. Any man who knows Wboys will say that a good game of ball will bring outthe very best in a boy.' I think that athletics isas important as any academic subject taught in the schools, and if more boys participated in thSm,'m16WOT1d would be the better for it. LORING SOHES 748

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