Norway High School - Caduceus Yearbook (Norway, ME)

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4 THE CADUCEUS all is fair sailing for the other fellow. He may be having as hard a time as you are but be hiding his feelings and pushing on just the same. Success, the real kind, isn't reached in one stride, but only by working, working, and still working. If we start in now by persevering in our school activi- ties, studies and athletics, it will help us when we reach the real problems of life. Bluiiing What is bluiiing?-Trying to get away with something making a pretense of know- ledge, an excuse for lack of self-confidence, being too lazy to-do a task and pretending to have done it. Though bluffing usually does no particular harm, it certainly does no good either. Perhaps one day you don 't prepare your lessons and bluff through the class period. You may fool the teacher and feel quite clever afterwards. But is this real eleverness? It certainly isn't helping you so it must be doing you harm. And you may realize this-too late. Are We Drifters? Many of us seem to forget that we are go- ing to school to prepare ourselves for some- thing bigger and better-not merely to waste time until graduation. We must de- vote the greater part of our time and ener- gy to the task before us, for anything worth winning is worth working for with all our might. lt is so easy to start drifting along with the current that before we know it we have fallen heir to the habit of doing things the easiest way possible-half doing them. No success is achieved by half-way means. NVe forget our real purpose, and neglect our studies, taking a chance that the teacher will not call on us. If it works once, we try it again until we form a habit. What happens? Our Senior year comes and We find we have not enough points to graduate. Start from the beginning and start right. How We Remember the Faculty By: Mr. Sampson- Let's quiet down, now. Scott-His specialty, blushing. Mr. Mr. Brown- Look ahead in life. Mr. Rowe-' ' Little Junior. ' ' Mrs. Klain-Her willingness to help others. Miss VVinslow : ' ' Terrible, Bien, Tres Bien. Miss Reed-Jolliness. Miss Wood--Correcting the boys. Miss Sweatt-Her singing in the Village Choir. Miss Parnell-''Pronunciation and Enun- ciation. How We Remember the Seniors By Helen Ahonen-Hey, stop that! Helen Brett- The Arrival of Kitty. James Carroll-His friendship with D0c. Leonard Dow-Foolishness. Enid Dullea-Swimming. Clara Edwards--Dancing. Donald Green-VVinter Sports. Arline Henley-' ' Abe ' '. Alberta Hosmer-Prize Speaking. Robert Hosmer- I wish that I could find the owner of this trunk. Eva Jackson- Gene's Ford. Raynold McAllister-Football. Vera Merrill-Eddie. Robley Morrison-73 High St., Everett, Mass. Sterling Nelson-Philosophy. Ilarold Nevers-His quietness. Jessie Noyes-Seriousness. Lilian Noyes-' ' Monkey ' '. Geraldine Paragard-Hebron. Eleanor Rich-Basket Ball. Gordon Richardson-Legion dances. George Saunders-Blushing. Leland Taylor-Acting. Ralph Thomas-Lakeside. Dorothy Vlfiles-Drawing. Oscar Witham-Baseball. Willard Young-lmpersonation of ' ' Kitty ' '

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'H 4 4 ' :Y . Hditol'-ill-elliot .............,......,. ....... H HLEN AHONEN, 7320 Assistant Editor-in-chief ........ ......... I ZICTTY UOXARNY, 'Jil Business Manager .,................... .....,.. I IALPH THOMAS, 'Sill Assistant Business Manager ....... ................... l' IARL PIERCE, 'lil Literary liditol' ........,.................. ...................... I lVA JACKSON, 'JSO Assistant Literary ldditol '... ........ CHARLOTTE LONGLICY, 'Ill Alumni Editor ...................... ...,,..... R OBLEY MORRISON, '30 Assistant Alumni liditor ,...,.... Athletics ldditor ...............,..... .. Assistant Athletics Editor ........ A rt Editor ........................ ,..,..... Assistant Art Editor ........ Jokes liditor ................... Assistant. Jokes Tilllifll '... ....... . Exchanges Editor .,.................... .. Assistant Exchanges Editor ........ Sophomore Reporter ................ Freshman Reportei '.... ....... Eiglith Grade Reporteru... Seventh Grade Reporter ................ Change of Policy Heretofore, in accordance with a long- established custom, we have printed the complete text of the graduation parts in the annual June Oadueeus XVhile this made the number of increased interest to many, it has injured our financial stand- ing, as we were unable to sell the edition until the graduation exercises were over. Many, especially students. who wished to buy copies, were actually unable to do so. Therefore, the graduation parts are not included i11 this edition, although you will .......FRANCIS HITTCHI XS, 'lil ...MALBERNTA HOSMER, '30 .....,.ALnnRT LAFRANCI-1, 'rn ................DoRo'rHv wrnns, 'xo ..,......................v1oLi4:'r trirrox, an .....,.ouRALD1Nn PARAGAHD, 'rio HILL, un ................FILl'lANOR RICH, 'sm .........MlLDRtED GALLANT, 2:1 .........B,l5RiNARD IIUTCHINS, wa: ............w1Lr1zun rosnuy, war: ...................ATH,xLr1Q ifuuur, 'an ...........,..........sH14:Rwoon eLif1v1n,itNrm, nas find enlargemefnts and, improvements in every department. We feel that this new policy means the production of a paper more nearly representative of the sehool- at least we have tried to make it so. Perseverance Perseverance is the key to success- stivking-to-it and working on till the task is accomplished, and all obstacles sur- niounted. No one can be successful unless he has perseverance and works for himself. l7on't get discouraged if it seems as though

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