Winthrop High School - Winthrop Winner Yearbook (Winthrop, ME)

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8 Wintlirop Winner Editor-in-Chief . . Assistant ....... Senior Editors .... Junior Editors . . . Sophomore Editors Freshman Editors. . . Exchanges ........ Athletics . .. Alumni ......... Business Manager . . . Assistants ........ EDITORIAL STAFF .................FRANCES A. EDNVARDS .... . . . .W. WINTHROP CLEMENT . . . . . . .MARY KUS, ROBERT FLEURY ...HELEN HARRIS, MILDRED BRAVVN ...........INEZ SHAW, ANNA AVERY . . .HELEN HINDS, MALCOM DIAMOND ......................MORRlS TONVLE ' . .FERNAND DeBLOlS ................CAROLINA SKOMRO .EARLEBEATTY . . .PAUL HOLMES, CHARLES GORDON In the month of June we, as seniors of VVinthrop High will gradu- ate, going out into the world as young men and women. For many ot' ns this will bel the graduation or parting from school life. Others will pursue their courses further, thus gaining for themselves a higher place in the world. In graduating, we leave behind us the memories of our school days, and, although at this time we may 11ot think it, we are parting from our friends and classmates. VVe may drift far and wide but al ways we will look hack to the good times had in Wilitlirop High. Graduating, however, does not necessarily mean the leaving of our learning. Although some of us may never again attend school, we will, unto the end ot our lives, always be learning. June, the month of graduation, is in my mind, a very appropriate month. The spring with all its beauty has just departed and the sum- mer with all that it holds is just ahead. So it is with graduation. We have just left high school with all its good times and its teachings. and are ready to step into a new phase of life. In this life we will have one true teacher. Wherever we go, Whatever we do, this teacher always fol- lows us, dealing out the bitter with the sweet, giving us hard knocks and even breaks. This great teacher of man, as many have found out, is called Experience. The school of experience is one of the greatest of all schools and the most widely attended. It is one that no person will ev- er graduate from, but one which many have found to he the school of man 's greatest learnings. --E. B.