Lewiston High School - Folio Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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10 JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL FOLIO X'Vell, all right dear, don't disturb me again. I am going to stay ten minutes longer. I no more than turn over before up she comes again. Dad says it's been ten minutes. Out I come this time, rubbing my eyes. Sister, says I, can't you stay in bed one morning and leave me alone F Oh well, there's at least one in every family. ' , -Vera Tibbets Gxsnauukvfbl t FROM A REAL FELLOW NVe're stepping out now, fellows, into a new game. The game of life with success for some and knocks for others, but if we take those knocks and come back for more, success is in store for us, too. XYe are like a team before a game when the coach has given you all he has, for our teachers have done the same for us, and we can best show our ap- preciation by going out to Win. So keep smiling and fighting, and as it is the first charge that counts most, hit life's line hard. -Ralph Fraser. G-5:-u4l:ef T SPEAKING OF ROBBERIES' It seems that High Schools are coming into the public eye through the tricky work of robbers. jordan High School has, anyway. She can boast of head lines on the front page of the Lewiston Evening Journal. It is, of course, an honor to be on the front page. The thieves were liberally paid for their bother, perhaps they don't realize the honor and service they have rendered Jordan High School! If the thieves would reconsider the matter and return the money to Mr. Butler, perhaps he would use a little influence to have the thieves' names on the front page in return for the service rendered us. -Doris Brown. G'5:usJlaeIk-n:f'T THE SECRET OP HAPPINESS The life is a beauty, the life is good, and sing sweet voices. I see, dear friends, the wish that you have to be happy. Happiness is neither the realizing of long caressing dreams, nor the satisfaction of all its likings. Happiness is waiting for you, friends, if you are working to make the others' happiness. R Sowing happiness by giving good examples, and by doing well around one's self-there is the real secret of happiness. Oh! be, be generous, young boys and young girls, and seefyour- selves-if you can't get that treasure, which is Happiness. I -Bertha d6BZOiS.

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Qprincipal cgohn fljutler

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JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL FOLIO 11 A FREE COURSE You who are today stepping into our shoes as Seniors, may won- der and ask yourselves what next year has in reserve for you. Of course you will have your lessons, tand let me say here that it is very important that you should start right in doing your best and never let upj, but what do you intend to do towards your school outside of your lessons? lf you are an athlete you will of course do your best on one team or the other, but if athletics does not appeal to you, or, if you are not big enough to compete with the athletes, why don't you try actual busi- ness work? Apply for a position on the Booster staiif, especially in the business department. The work required is not hard and yet it is agreeable. You are sent out to solicit advertisements for your school paper, which is already well known. The business men know the goal that you are aiming at, and they are always ready to meet you halfway. Imagine you, yet in school, transacting business with men that have long established business? It is a great pleasure to you and a great help to your school paper. Sign up in the fall and secure for your- self a free business course, which will prepare you for the undertakings that you will eventually follow when you leave the doors of dear old jordan High. -A. Anctil. GS1::JbdNlT THE END OF A PERFECT DAY Did you ever stop to think before going to rest at night of all the work you have accomplished during the day? If not, why not do it in the future. Think of all the good achievements you have done from morning until night. Think if you have wasted precious moments which you might have used for some good intentions. .-Xre there any souls, old or young, which you are sure you have made happy and light? lf so, you can say to yourself, T have done my work right, and so this is the end of a perfect day. - -Armande Dumont. 6'iaJlselHgf'T For the past four years our class has fought on the football Held, and on the basketball floor. Our class has been represented on the De- bating Teams, in Operettas and this year in the Senior Play. ln these different activities we have shown our ability to a marked degree. However, the time is now at hand for each of us to prove his real worth to the world. Each of us is faced with a great problem, which only we ourselves can solve. XVe are about to play the game of Life and, above all, we must play the game fairly. -Ashley M. Ferguson