McKinley High School - Gatherer Yearbook (Deer Isle, ME)

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THE GATHERER Published by the Senior Class of McKinley High School Vol. X Iiditor-in-C'l1if'f .. B IISIIIFSS Jllmmgcr I,IfC'I'Ul'.V Editor . ..... rfllilllllf Editor ......... l?.l'l'l!0lIgI7 Edilnr Loral lfdifor ....... Editorial Editor ..... .rlflllvlir Editor .... Deer lsle, Maine. June 15128 No. 1 EDITORIAL BOARD 7 hitnrinls FUTURE Romaur 'lil-1oM1'soN .. KIILIJRED lililil-INN . Omvli MARs1i.xl.l. .'XL's'r1N I,AYIS X'IOI.A .Xl.l.liN Xflilht lixrox Rtfrn S.xL'Nm-:Rs l'.l.l-.L lux lzixlos I hope that my school may always be in as good condition as it is at the present'and better for the future classes. I also hope it will be fortunate enough to have teachers as good as it has had for the last four years. My desire is that this school may never shut its doors, but keep them open to the future. May there be improvements made which will attract young people of ability from other towns. I should like to see a gymnasium built here, because it would both attract and benefit students. I hope tha.t additional courses will be put into the school. as it would give the students more chance to specialize. In short, I hope that the school will grow in members and facilities. Atfsrix Davis, '28, GIFTS OF THE CLASS OF 1927 In behalf of the members of McKinley High School, I wish to thank the class of 1927, who left the balance of their graduation money in the school for improvements. XVith this money we bought reference books for the library. These books have been very beneficial to us, as they contain valuable information dealing with subjects under each course. : NVe appreciate these gifts very much and again wish to extend our sincere thanks to the class of 1927. Mn.mufn fiRlilCNli, 'r2S. SPORTSMANSHIP Sportsmanship is needed in every walk of lifeg in all professions, in all business, and in all sports. There are many ways to make a good sportsman. First, a person has to be able to take defeat and take it cheerfully. It does no good to grumble if things turn out differently than was expected. just take it as cheerfully as possible, and you will feel better and make others about you feel the same way. Secondly, agood sport is able to control his temper. I-Ie does not