West Paris High School - Nautilus Yearbook (West Paris, ME)

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OPPOSJTJCQN TO CWKISJ The seed of distaste is first sown when a pupil 'discovers that to learn you must study, and that studying is work. His sub- conscious mind then recalls to him the proverb which states that nAl1 work and no play makes Jack a dull boy,n and as Jack has no intention of becoming dull he begins to study less and less. The less he studies the more his rank suffersg he begins te defend himself with remarks to the effect that he doesn't understand the subject because it is too hard for him. Then the seed which was sown in his mind begins to sprout into fresh young roots, and Jam gives vent to his injured feelings by pushing the blame off onto the teacher and the subject. If Jack is unwise enough to allow this condition to continue, the natural result of his S ignorance will be this: the seed of distaste will mature into an obtuse plant of dislike, which will twist Jack's brain, once the king of his thoughts, into the lowly minion of a distorted animal of hate, Although this is the main cause of opposition to civics met with in schools, it can be dealt with if discovered in time, However, another known cause, a dislike by natural instincts, has no known motive, and so is mich harder to quell. Comparing these two causes, we find that the later is outnumbered by a vast ma- jerity. According to this theory we must overwhelm the old proverb, HThc more you learn the less you know.U In short, we must com- bat that massive oryan of destruction called ignorance if we want less opposition to eivics in schools. q A Joyce Morey '50 LA: uv When people speak of Latin they say it is a dead language bw this year the class has fnund it anything but. with all the dei clensions and ejniugatiens to learn we have been very busy, and, to add to this N uqlvf Fngitd Ctimo fliesl. One of the UGVJHt36GE of Latin is tlat it is the basis for most of our Englirh words. Many of our English words are the same as Latin, If one doesnft know his English grammar he will by the time he gets through first year Latin. It is a battle to kaarn the Latin way of expressing sentences but HPost proclaim, Praemium.H fAfter the battle, the r ward.l It gives one a good feeling to know that he has at least mghbered enough of the Latin language to make a little sense. ty Those who are planning to become nurses, doctors, language- tegehers, and linguists find Latin a very necessary subject, ' ff Helen Appleby '48

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RAILLERIE Entre aeteurs Tu as beaucoup 5 parler avecton nouveau role? Oh! mon, je joue le role d'un mari! Dans 1'ascenseur La Grosse Dame Qtres, tres grossel Je vous avais dit de me deposer au cinquieme etage et vous marretez au troisiemel ' Le garcon de l'ascenseur. Que voulez-vous, madame, l'ascenseur a fait de son mieux. Variations Le joli petit garcon! Quel age as-tu, mon petit? Ca depend, monsieur. Quand je suis avec papa, j'ai huit ans, mais quand je suis avec maman, j'en ai six! Il connait la famille Un mendiant se presente a la porte d'une maison. Comme il a l'air un peu desespere et dsngereux, la dame lui dit: NAllez-vous-en, ou jfaprelle mon mariign Ah! oela neme fait pas peurg je suis venu hier et votre mari m'a dit: uAllez-vous-en, ou j' appelle ma femmelln Laquelle Non, ma femme ne gronde pas quand je rentre tard la nuit. Elle se contents de secouer la tete. Quelle tete, la tienne ou la sienne? Une femme extraordinaire Mademoiselle, voici une demiheure que vous ne parlez pas! Monsieur, c'est qui je n'ai rien a dire. Et quand vous n'avez rien a dire, vous ne parlez pas? Non monsieur. Mademoiselle, voulez-vous me permettre de vous demander de devenir ma femme?