Upper Kennebec Valley High School - Boreas Yearbook (Bingham, ME)

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2 THE BOREAS lIaaihevwagvaaaacaaabpwacaenklaacaeaca Q GahhhhhhhhhkhkhhhhhhhhhhklQ ' 1 EDITORIALS 2' ,: HK' WUkhhhhhhhkcahgahhhhhhkCahhfhfa Q hhCabkvhhcahfbhhhhgohkahkohfahhbn6 I am Boreas, The North Wind, New born, I come from the North- land, Child of the ice and snow, Stranger, I wander nowi Far from my native clime. Welcome me to your midst, Befriend me in my youth, Nourish me that I may grow To manhood, and become en- shrined, A loyal son of Bingham High. This is our first attempt at publish- ing a paper at Bingham High School. Therefore, we hope that all our friends who read this first copy of The Boreas will overlook our mis- takes, and encourage us in our under- taking. We wish to thank all who have helped us by taking advertising space in our paper, and we hope it will bring beneficial results to them, as well as aiding us. Another year we are looking forward to a still bet- ter and larger paper. VVHY HAVE A SCHOOL PAPER? When our Principal first suggested our getting out a school paper we were very much interested in the idea, but the details of the undertaking and the great amount of work connected with it, we did not realize. The more we thought of the idea, the more the value of such a paper became apparent. In the lirst place, it is a souvenir of our High School days that we will always cherish, secondly, it is excellent practice for us, and gives us a chance to put into actual use, both in the literary and Hnancial departments, some of the t heoretical things learned in our academic courses, thirdly, a school paper should deepen our school spirit, stimulate our pride in doing things worth while, and show that We are a wide awake, progressive school. Ac- tivities outside their proper curricu- lum, when in their proper place, have their part in our development, and we hope the publication of The Boreas will do much to encourage our liter- ary talents and prove of interest to L l