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

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1? . . 6215. flpilo Fw Vol. XII. MECHANIC FALLS, MAINE, -IUNE, l932 Spring Number EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief Grace Burns 1 1 lst Assistant Iola Chase M' F' H' S' PILOT Znd Assistant Emily Rridghflm Devoted to the interests of Mallaflef COUVUWYI Plkff lst Assistant Lester Fhlpman MECHANIC FAI-LS HIGH SCHOOL 2nd Assisthnt Doris Stanton Alumni Editor Orissa NVolCott Exchange Editor Kathryn Coffni published by the Students. fiirls' Athletic Editor VVinnie Thompson ' ' Boys' Athletic Editor Alden Davis Terms: 350 per copy. ,Ioke Editor Elvira Birney Subscriptions shggld Iliazilflcllissecl to the Rnsi- CLASS EDITORS R Art Editor Ellis stone Senior Thelma Bridgham Junior Zabelle Kolchakian Sophomore Marion Pnlsifer ' Freshman Glenna Hanscom EDITORIAL BOARD OF THE PILOT

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M. F. H. , WN I 5, BUSY if vm' li Do Your Best XVhen you undertake a thing' do it to the best of your ability, whether it be a duty or a pleasure. You may look upon your school work as a duty. or perhaps you are one of the few who study for the love of it. However you may interpret it, do your best. You are asked to sub- mit a certain piece of work at a Stated time. XVill that work be done and ready to hand in at the specified time or will it be in the processn? Are you going' to say. lt won't matter much if it isn't done well ? Ur are you going to put forth your best effort and get that work done and well done? Remember, anything' that is worth doing' at all is worth doing well . Your excuse may be that you are not as smart as the other fellow . The excuse is poor because that does not hinder you from doing' your best. You may have to give more time to it, think harder and study longer but you can do it just as well as the one whom you consider to be smarter',. Not only is this true in school life but it remains true after you have left the familiar old desk and the text S. PILOT 3 191-ials books, You will often be called upon to do some piece of work, and, how- ever small it may be, do it the very best you can. Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to youf, G. Burns Courteousness Vvlhat is courteousness? Are you courteous? These are good questions to think about. To be courteous is to be kind, polite. and respectful to others. llow many of us are kind and respectful to our teachers and parents? Many times a day do we hurt them by using' sharp words which are alto- gether unnecessary and disrespectful. NN'hy not help our teachers by being courteous? A pleasant -word smoothes a rough path. The paths trodden by parents and teachers are often very rough. Surely we won't begrudge them a kind word that might help them on their way. I am sure that we do not enjoy having people rebuke us so why not do unto others as you would that they do unto you .