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

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Behirzxiiun We, the students of Mechanic Falls High School Respectfully Declicate this Issue of the QDILOT To fMR. HARRY S. THOMAS Who as coach and teacher has guided us with unfailing efforts through our High School days

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M. F. H. S PILCT Vol XVI MECHANIC FALLS, MAINE, JUNE, 1936 Annual Edition GNMfDGNfMfDtTwM'fJcTwMV7J6N'WfDGS'MfJG'9M0ou M. F. H. S. PILOT Published by the students of MECHANIC FALLS HIGH SCHOOL Terms: .25 per copy EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief First Assistant Second Assistant Activities Editor Girls' Athletic Editor Boys' Athletic Editor Literary Editor Alumni Editor Exchange Editor Art Editor Business Manager First Assistant Second Assistant joke Editor Senior Class Editor Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Freshman Class Editor Walter Harwood Dorothea Bridgham Laina Pulkkinen Allan jackson Hilda Harwood Clayton Strout Leland Farr I-Ielmi Pulklcinen Iola Davidson Harriet ,lewett Frank Williams Stanley Banks Richard Weston Virginia Frost Margaret Weston Pearl Flint Dana Raymond Phyllis Mixer CLAWKJT LANE? CLAWKJJ LINKS LWWKJ QJWND QJQND

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M. F. H. S. PILOT Jimi, la :W LOOKING OVER EDITORIALS FOREWORD It is with the greatest pleasure that we. the Editorial Board, present the lVl. F. H. S. PILOT of 1936. For us who compiled this edition it will ever contain fond and treasured memories of the hours in which we planned and worked together under the guidance of our loyal teachers and Principal, Mr. Pottle. FBAMWORK Once again the cycle of time brings us to the yearly publication of the PILOT. In preparing this number for publication we are reminded of the necessity of teamwork on the part of the editors, instructors, and student body in order that this number may not fall below the standards of the preceding issues. Teamwork is the keynote of success in every department of our school life. I-Iow can any athletic contest be won without the united efforts of the play- ers, aided by the sympathy and cooper- ation of the cheering squad? The success of our social activities depends upon the teamwork of the par- ticipants. In no phase of extra cur ricula activities is success more dependent upon teamwork than in debating and dramatics. One may say that success in the class- room depends upon the actual work of each individual, but who can deny that best results are always obtained through the combined efforts of all members working together. Thus, we see the necessity of teamwork if we would make the most of our school life. As we go out from this school to take up our part in the world's work. we should be ever mindful of this same need. In business, in social living, and in public service each one should con- tribute the best he has for the advance- ment of the whole.