Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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PORTLAND HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW 7 FOREWORD X 4.-J HIS is the second year that Portland High School has published a year , book. In several respects the book of this year differs from that of last year, not because the P. H. S. Year Book of 1921 was defective 1' will or poor, but because circumstances have changed since last year. It was thought advisable to give our book this year a name which would indicate its character. The name The Review was chosen because of its peculiar fitness. In this issue, we, the editors, have devoted more space to the Senior Class than has been done formerly. This was done because the Seniors are leaving the school. The clubs and athletics go on from year to year, but a student is a Senior but once. In order to give the Seniors more space without limiting the activities, we have been forced to compile a book that is considerably larger than the issue of last year. This means more work, more cost, and more chance to make mistakes. This is a book for the entire school, and we submit it to the entire school. It is not perfect-high school year books seldom are-but it represents the best endeavors of your fellow students. We ask you to bear in mind that we cannot please everybody, but we have sincerely tried to please the majority of the students. So much has been said about school spirit that it may seem strange that we take the space to mention it here. But school spirit means something more than most of us realize. You may attend all the football games and still not have school spirit if you do things that bring discredit on the school. Yes, school spirit is something broader and finer than merely supporting the athletic teams. Every deed you do, every word you say, reflects upon your school. From Portland High School the graduates go forth into the worldg some to higher institutions of learning, and others into the business world. A Portland High School diploma gives the student a slight start after graduation, and then he is left to his own resources. Portland High boosts you. Will you boost Portland High? School spirit consists of doing things on every possible occasion that reflect credit and honor on your school. When you have left the Blue and White, whatever worth while things you do, do them for Portland High. Remember the principles for which she stands and abide by them. Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. To Mr. Lowe and our faculty advisers, who have asssited us invaluably in producing this book, we can only say that we thank you.