Lubec High School - Quoddy Light Yearbook (Lubec, ME)

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Zllbe dluobbxg tgbt VOL. 5 LUBIC ME JUNE 1920 NO 1 Published by tha Students ut Luhsc Hugh School Prlntad hy the Lubn llmld Job Prlnt Ebitorial Staff Edltor tn Lb ef Beatrlce Ing ills AQS1StdHt Thelma Pushee Locals Margaret Gllmour Ass1sta ts Ann1e Nloonev Farrell In galls Ruth Mills Personals Mabel Fannlng Helen Mc Fadofn ASSISI ults Radc IEC Pure Tom Keene Cather1ne Moo ey Buslress Manager Dora Ramsdell AS9lStdUt Ann1e Wllson Fxchanges Verna Lelghton Alumm Wmme Ell1O t Art Edltor Raymond Denbo x fhzlnnal lfnnivnth Welcome re ders alll It lS w1th pleas ure that we greet you once more W trust that you wxll enjoy this the fifth number of the Quoddy Llght Notlce that we have added a new department to our paper thu tear whrch IS to be devc ted en txrely to rhvrnes and verse and although lt has been arranged on a very small scale thls trme next year will no doubt see It vastly lmproved We have endeavored to develop tll her dep trtments ln such a way as to please 'md inte est every reader and to Wm favorable comment from all Sunni al' Ihr jrhnnl. Bur Tl c suetess of this school year presents a gre t contrast to the dlfIlCl.lltlCS of ltst year Save for one or two petty IIIISLIII delstandmgs everything has moved eas1lv and pleasantly As a result of the close of the World War teachers who enlisted IU the great cause have returned to work so that we have not been hampered as we were last year by a shortage of mstructors The progress of the schf ol has been htghly saflsfactorv to both teachers and students who have wr rked together with dmlrable sympathy and mutual understandmg Gly: Sluhg ai llgz plilglllgll There seems to be a growmg tendency among Hlgh bchool students to avoxd the study of the languages They belreve as such study lS lmpractrcal and 1 waste of tlme In thls they are very wrong Boys and ZIFIS should be encouraged to make themselves proHc1ent ln at lea t one other than thelr mother tongue It IS a well known fact that when the great war called our boys to France the maJor1tv of them could nelther understand nor make them selves understood tn French In Europe the boss and glrls learn to speak ln several tongues Amerrca IS far behmd 1n thxs respect Especlally do the Commerc1al students deem It unnecessary to study the languages Those who are plannmg to fit themselves for secretarxes and stenograph ers will find that a reading knowledge of Frerch alone w1ll help them to secure bet ter posmons We must wake up to the great lmportance of the forelgn la n guages We must be sure that an eiiiclent 193 I l ' Q I In ' H , . I Y I , ' l - l W A I I - n . - ' I fi 1 f I Verse E mor Dorothy Mcpadden do their parents, in manv instances, that ' ,Y . . ' ' ' , 2 V o o HJ ' . ' H . ' ' - X . . . I e ' F . A . C . D , M . . 2 ill L .' l ' x ' f ' 1 4 ' -R .' ' ' , H L l C 1 . . 3 . . . if . . -