Portland High School - Totem Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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'THE TQTEM 01111 ENTRANCES , E61

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Forehaord : Une Totem clofebz refemhles another, jaft ax one Jchool year if a rejieclion gf all otherf. Af the year clofef and we look hack on the paft monthx there are many eeventf that -we fzcifh to rememher. As we .rtepjorth into the hufy fworld, ly? hecomef too crowded for as to hold in mind all there happy memoriex. The original Totem pole fwaf kept hy the In- dianf to record important and interefting efuentf. These poles were handed down from generation to generation ax a trihal history. W e, the editorf ofthe fPortland High School Totem, hafve studied the ftadent hody and their achieizementf, and hafue tried to gifueyon a price- leff record gf the year I Q25 -I 926. The ?Board of Editorf.

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'TH E TQTEM te ' TI-IRESHOLDS VIRGINIA C. ROBINSON, '26 Day in, day out, from morn till night, Their footsteps come, then go, Across the threshold of our school In measures fast or slow. Some steps have ceased to tread the paths Of life for some years past, Some steps go ringing down the Way, Through years to come theylll last. The old ones go, the new ones come, Year in, year out, forever, Four years of toil, four years of play, They linger here together. From here the road is forked and rough, VVe each must choose a Way. Good-by, my friend, a shake of hand, We'll meet another day. Day in, day out, from morn till night, Year in, year out, yet ever Their footsteps come, their footsteps go, And echo on forever. E73