Sabattus High School - Yearbook (Sabattus, ME)

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' - W P ,,a, Hi.P6pE, l. , s:,ru ,.. ,.v, .AA:., .qvgfg - After a great deal or time and effort, our first number of the school paper, Hi-Pep, made its proud debut, Although the print was none too bright-Kthe remainder of the ink was still on the fingers of the composition staffll, the students derived a great deal of enjoyment out of reading about themselves in their own paper. llth coopera- tion from every staff, the paper proved successful enough to give great hope for its future. The first edltorlalA stafffccnsisted of-Ruth Oouillard, June Austin, and Ruby Wheelerg for the second issue June Austln'became Editor- 1nsQh1ef.'0fAcourse the many other staffs, News, Social and Personal, Special Features, Art, Sports, Jokes pp 'I - Business and Advertising, etc, were active, and all glowed with enthusiasm, ture. Goss advised the literary and Mr. Q Siegel the business Bids, A J we have reproduced the first cover design for this yearbook and add the following quotation from the first editorial page: o ' Q ' FH1ePep makes its first bow with becoming modesty .but with high a1m.A Let the whole school feel this to be 'their own paper. Then we may expect a better program of A .school activities and better reporting er these in a paper me shall be proud to c1roulate...... - A ' f . 'What is a student's responsibility? In our school, nor in any school, is it just to come into the class-room g s when the bell rings, and to dream all day? To occupy space without trying to cooperate? After all, Boing to school. , 7 llanlt a very hard lotg lt is for your benefits' Cooperate- 2 to do the daily work to the best or your ab1l1ty.' qlhy this first experiment continue throughout many A years as a regular school act1vity.t Let Eighth G aders s rand rrssnmes work hard to thus develop the spirit of doing V i' I Ruth Gouillard '41 '9lJFL new uv r r-mssr1m-- y g a just pride in tts-mu sing, ' P , jj- e Besides A 4 v .fgw5, ' hundred hooks of GU! own, rang- X ,f .qs . - W ing all the way from standard AA 3- 'p f ' X works te the latest fission, me p receive each year a shipment of hooks from th -Iii!! dstate Library, fifty volumes of our dbh selection, 'A which we keep in our school for six months. Library .days make the English Room even more popular than A usuale At the recess periods on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, books may be borrowed for a period or two weeks. Librarians for the present year are Geraldine ' Dyer, Ruth Couillard, Velcro Garland, and Phyllis Hood. . .It is hoped to collect prints and posters aa an addition to the llbraryt 'Students, remember the library when you come across an interesting print. . li