Mechanic Falls High School - Pilot Yearbook (Mechanic Falls, ME)

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7112 U H el ll DEDICATION 'as the Students of Qfffcchanic faalls cU'l'igh School 'respectfully dedicate this issue of the PILOT to our beloved friend and teacher MISS LAURA NELSON ppreciation of her eameil and faithful work in behalf of the welfare of our Tifigh School

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Thus goes the world swimmer - . 631. 6175. Tilotw Vol. XII. MECHANIC FALLS, MAINE, JUNE, 1931 Spring Number M. F. II. S. PILOT Devoted to the interests of MECHANIC FALLS HIGII SCHOOL Published by the students. Terms: 350 per copy. Subscriptions should be addressed to the Busi- ness Manager. E DITORIATI BOARD Editor-in-Chief lst Assistant 2nd Assistant Manager lst Assistant 2nd Assistant Alumni Editor Exchange Editor Girls' Athletic Editor Boys' Athletic Editor .Ioke Editor Art Editor Senior Ruth Thompson Junior Elvira Birney Sophomore Hertha Ridley Freshman Gladys Hapworth CLASS E DI Mary Farrar Grace Burns Iola Chase Mildred Stl-out Courtney Pike Alden Davis Una Kimball Beulah Ridley Gladys Cox William Goss Agnes Hueston Edward Wellander TORS EDITORIAL K'The world spirit is a good swimmer and storms and waves cannot drown him. -Emerson. Bravery alone, in every thing we do can keep us from sinking in the sea of life. Often, when a storm comes up dis- guised as hard luck, it seems nearly impossible to keep on battling those waves rolling up higher and higher and looming before us like so many insurmountable difficulties. What an easy matter it is to give up and slide beneath the waters of life! just as our spirits have reached the lowest ebb, and the easily defeated part of us has decided to go the less troublesome wayg some inner strength and courage fills us with new life. Back go the shoulders, the h ead stretches proudly above the now petty breakers. How easily they are breasted, now, and we look forward with brave eyes toward the next storm. But when it comes, although it may be as large and larger, bravery and courage conquer it as easily as they did the first tempest. always fighting with the inner person whether to sink or swim, never drift- ing along easilyg but he, alone, will reach the top of the ladder. Mary Farrar, '31