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

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8 THE CATHERER STICK-TO-IT-IVENESS Looking back over my school years, with all the privileges and gifts that God gave me of sight, speech, and hearing, I feel that I have been very for- tunate. It is surprising how little we appreciate these gifts until we have lost them. I recall to my mind a wonderful American girl who has struggled through life being deaf, dumb, and blind-Helen Keller. To think of what she has accomplished makes us feel how little we accomplish with all that has been given us to help us. She isnow capable of reading and writingg also she goes to lectures accompanied by an interpreter of the deaf and dumb language, and she is able to understand all that is going on. I think that we should make her our example. XN'hen we get discouraged we should think of all the hardships she has had and how wonderfully she has overcome them. 1 ENID NIORRISON, '30, I MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL

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