Mexico High School - Pep Yearbook (Mexico, ME)

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The east of Poor Old rm was as follows THE PEP CHO N TES Sehool opened on September 9 wrth an enrollment of '03 students This year the laculty conststs of Prrnerpal Carroll M DeWrtt Unrxersrty of Nlarne Algebra Cures Hxstory Mr Vrnal Good Colby College Ireshman Algebra Geometry Mrs Roy Dyment Bates College french Latrn Mrss Hrlda Clough Boston Unnersrty Englrsh lreneh Mr Gerald Rose Bates College Physrcs Arrthmetrc Mrss Lucy Bryant Bates College Englrsh French Mrss Ruth McLelltn Marne School of Commerce Typewrrtmg Shorthand Offlce Prac tlce Booleleeeprng Busrness Law Mrs Charles Gero Unrversrty of Mune Geography Brology Chemrstry Mrss Mabel Marshall Lmerson College of Oratory Mustc Publrc Spealelng and Dramatrcs TEACHERS RECEPTIONI 'Ihe Annual Teaehers Re eptron w as held at the Grange Hall Monday exenrng September 16 and was xery well attended by the parents The program was as follows Communtty srngrng led by Mabel Marshall Plano solo by Mrs Ada Bracey and Mrs Lelah Snyder Address by Mr Augustus O Thomas from the State Commrsston of Edue 1t1on Remarles by Superrntendent Leon P Sprnney Refreshrrents of rce cream and calee were serxed and danelng was enjoyed The two dramas Poor Old and Pls New Houseleeeper were presented on Friday and Saturday exemngs Deeember 6 and 7 by students of Mexleo Hrgh School durrng the Annual lur and Drama at the Grange Hall Marte a young wrfe Leona AUCI1 rm her husband Sherman Henry Paul a doctor Eugene Henry The east of P1 s New Houseleeeper was as follows Pa acleson ohn Bunleer Madge jackson hrs daughter X rtolra Luleasrus Molly Holbrook a frrend of Madge Dons Krnney ames acleson Madges brother rm Calrendo acle Brown ames college frrend Lawrence lsbrster A flxe dollar gold prece was offered thrs year to the person who eould suggest the best name for the Annual Meaerco Hrgh School Farr Edward Day a graduate of Mexrco Hrgh Sehool w ts the wrnner of the prrze The name he submrtted was The Pxntexr co Farr whrch was recerxed wrth approbatron by the whole school Shortly after mld year Mrs Dyment our Latrn and French teacher resrgned and Mrss Eleanor lord a graduate from the Unrxersrty of Marne was engaged to take her place Mr Leach of Leachs Studro at Rumford toole the pretures of the Senror Class agaln thrs year and he also took the group prctures w hreh are rn thus edrtron of the Pep Thrs year rn each school oaer the county four stu dents consrdered by the teachers to be the four most emy at Bethel to compete for the honor of the most learned student 1n the county Our four representatnes were Wendall Holman Rrehtrd Mendall Mercedes Bean Rrchard Gallop Wendall Holman came rn fourth and Rllllilfel Gal lop came rn flfth 'lhe averages for the four years of school for the Senrors were gnen out by Prrncrpal Dewrtt Wendall Holman recened the eommencement honor of Vale drctorran and Mereeeles Bean reeened the commence ment honor of Salutatorran The ranles are as follows Wendall Holman n Mercedes Bean f Leona Allen f Edrth Anderson f Lrllran lonta f Exelyn Petrre Q3 7 O7 888 Annre Srmon Q5 Q19 Eugenle Austrn Q5 540 Edna Bartlett L80 Rrcharel Gtllop 1 7 950 Lllen Barney Q3 eanetre Calrendo 93 Debatrng agarn toole tts place among the extra cur rrcular actmtres our eozeh berng Mrss Hrlda Clough of the faculty The usual system of tryouts pre xarled twenty sexen comrng out tt the begmnmg of the season Prom thrs group the followrng persons were chosen to represent the school Afhrmatrve Wal ter Mann Rrchard Mendall and Samuel Swett alter nate negatne Rrchard Gtllop Wendall Holman and Mercedes Bean alternate As a member of the Bates lnterscholastrc Debatrng League the squad after much and wrdespread pre lrmrnary tnwestrgatron presented both sldes of tne proposrrron Resolxed that the ury System Should be Abolrshed rn the Unrted States The teams were arded by partrclpatron rn praetlce debates wrth Stephens Hrgh School of Rumford and Draefleld Hrgh School 21 :Syn---rr1r 11,--1.1.1 1 n----1 .1-.1 1 1.1-1 -- -- - -101 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -111 1- 1-4 - 1 -. 1. -.. - ..- 1 .1 -111'-:gg I N H ! l A r Q l I I l l .ir-.f...gE-..-Qf...Q..-.,-..Z -..-..-. -..- .-. -..ESQ .- - .- .-..-..- QQQZIIIIH-..........1TlZffQ..iQf.l.,j. 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20 THE PEP ctw AAAA A e A A Amerie-sf ef ff True leadership in a boy is shown by the way he treats his fellow mates. He will put their interests be- fore his own and will not be afraid to lend them a helping hand, Many of the supposed leaders of a school go to school gatherings or socials and will hard- ly recognize a fellow mate xx ho really. in truth. has tar more to be proud of than the supposed leader. lfor it one is brilliant in one line of work. another might be just as brilliant in another, A true leader is always courteous to everyone, no matter if he is not as popular as they. One should keep in mind that everyone can not be popular, and if he is lucky enough to be so, he has to remember not to abuse the popularity. For nothing stays long if it is abused. A leader in sports is not one who will try to make all the honors for himself. but rarher help the other members of the team to get the points. Let us see, in the future. that our leaders get all the recognition that is deserved. and let the one who is always trying to boss talk to empty air. 7 Pifriuif ' THII OPENING DAY Ulf SLHOOI. Students are scurrying here and there. teachers are trying to quiet them. and Freshmen are continually losing their way about the school. Books are distributed and all one hears is the num- bers of text books. lt sounds similar to a report of the stock market. Seats are being assigned and names are being learned. New students are becoming acclimat- ed and teachers are getting acquainted with the pupils. Xlfliispering. talking. and laughing makes the school sound like a movie house when the cast is focussed on the screen. Laughing girls are standing in the corners. telling of some vacation event and adventure. Some are strutting about. showing oil: new dresses and styles. and oodles of other small things familiar to the fe- male sex. School on the opening day sounds like a circus ground on a hot summer day. H lxl-XXX'HlNNIfY 'S' IAC LLTX ic Row ss 'Xlcle Nlrs Crero Nlrs Dime lront Row out ss ryiit 9 t S c itt s I ur Nlr l.. . . 30. . . .. . ,-. l l l . . l. li. k Mi. . pllan, . . V . . . I' Ant. 5 Hr. L3 l. Nli .s,s B 'xr . lrinsiyal D-XYA . lslis C o gh. . . Rose.

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