Gorham State College - Hillcrest / Green and White Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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PRINCIPAIIS RESIDENCE WORTHY HOME MEMBERSHIP Ameng the seven eartlinal principles of etlueatien laiti dawn by the Ceilimittee en the Reerganiaatiea nf Seeentlary Etlaeatinn, we find the ahjeetive. W'erthy I-Imi'ie h'lemhership. This certainly tleserves a prominent place in the aims of 0111' ethieatienai system. IiW'ertthy heme meihhership as an erhjeetive ealls fer the develepment ef these lquaiities that make the individual a werthy member of a family. hath eehtrilmting ta anti deriving lienetit trmn that membership, ta quate this same Cemmittee an the Reei'ganieatiau ef Secondary Etlaeatian. This ehjeetive applies tn hatl'l hays and girls. There are many,F ways in which the sehnel eaa helli ta pratiiiee inure wnrthy members of the homes at am eeuatry. The seeial studies may tin this 1w dealing with the heme as a fundamental seeial institutiim and his making inure elear its telatiern tn the hreatlet interests eutside Literature shenltl interpret and itleaiise the human element that gees tn make up the heme. Suhjeets at an sesthetie nature. sueh as musie and art. should result in mere lieautiial hnmes with mere happiness within them. Our eedethieatienal sehe-els with taeulties IHELEIE: mi of hath men and wemen shaulti by their arganisatien antl aetivi- ties shew wheleseiue relatimis hetween hays antl girls, men and wemen. If worthy heme liiemhershili is stressed in the alienate ways in ear ethieatie-hal system we shalt have advanced eensitierahly iI'1 ear attempt is install a sueeessfut IJI'DgI'EHn ef ehai'aeter education in am seheeis. RUTH -iaews, Bil.

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1.... 3. .: '+';-I-;:-i-'- .-- . ': :I . ' - .1 1 r. ugh. ::rm.. .f-r-lf ,5: JUNIee HIGH HEALTH t'Ner leve, ner heuer, wealth ner newer Can give the heart a eheerf 1.11 heur When health is lest, be timely wise; With health all taste elf pleasure flies. Certainly the poet did net evereetimete the werth ef ene ef the greatest hIeee- inge mortals een enjey-heelth, which is the eentlitien of physical well-beingt Habit fetmatien ie the heeie of character. and in mueh the same way is elem the basis of health. 1When heel health habits are termed early in life it is a very tliffieult matter to break them later, fer thej,F become an almost uneeneeieue part of dailyr life. On the ether hand. eeund health hehite eheuld he largely a matter of eutemetie action on em- pert. Nething is nmre impertent in life then the fermetien of greed mental habits. There is a direct relation hetween mental hahite and health Every theught. emew tien, nerve impulse, ait'eete the health ef the whole hedy. Habits of eheerfuhteee, punctuality. end prudence must he termed in earlyr life if thej,F are ever to he of mueh value to us. We all have em week, eur eet tasks and duties: but these of us who get the meet eut ef life are these wheee werle weuld be their preferred play, quite apart frem its pursuit as a means of livelihood. Threugh exercise and some forms of play, many geed hehite are termed; eer- reet 1105111le5 may he acquired; fairness in judgment of athere, skill, exactness. eeerege, enthusiasm greee. end a heat of useful qualities, heeeme an essential part et eur ChEtI'ElQEElZ The ene who has learned the simple prineiplee ef health hehite is well prepared te play the game of life. ELEAHDR MCLEUD. IHl

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HUHIIC HALL HELTEPTIUN HUGH What is the hast :1 frieml can he Tu any swul. Lu yuu nr me? Hut nnly Shelter, cumiurl, rest- Innmst refreshment unexprcssed: Nut nnly :1 lmluvcd guidi: Tn tread life's iahyrinth at nur HidE, Or with Iuve's much lead on hefure; Though they.- IJE much. there is yet nmre. Irn: