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

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Winthrop High School EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief WINTHROP CLEMENT, '30 Assistant Editor HELEN HARRIS, '30 Faculty Adviser MRS. WINONA HUCKINS Senior Editors KATHRYN WEBB AND BARBARA HOWARD Junior Editors INEZ SHAW AND LOUISE PERRY Sophomore Editor GEORGE GORDON Freshman Editors LUCILLE PERRY AND GERAMAINE FLEURY Exchange Editor MILHRED BRAWN, '30 Athletic Editors THOMAS KUS, '30 and LOUISE PERRY, '31 Alumni Editor CAROLINA SKOMRO, '30 Art Editor MILDRED BRAWN, '30 Business Manager PAUL HOLMES, '30 Assistants CHARLES GORDON, '32 DOUGLAS ROBERTS, '33 . Someone has said that to achieve success, You must keep your eyes on the stars, your ear to the ground, and your nose on the grind stone. What truths do these three phrases con- tain, that will help a boy, looking forward to the time when he must make his own way in the world? First, t'Keep your eyes on the stars. Have highthoughts and noble dreams. Look up to Him, who is over all a11d resolve in all things to please Him. Young John Milton spoke of living his life as ever under his great Task-master's eye. He kept his eyes on the stars. Secondly it says, Keep your ear to the ground. You must be practical. You must have visions, but not be visionary. Many thought that Columbus was mentally unbalanced when he began to talk of reach- ing India by sailing west, but Columbus had his ear to the ground. He was a practical man. If the world had been as small a.s he thought, and if America had not been in the way, he would have reached India by the westward route. Thirdly we are told, Keep your nose on the grind stone. Success never comes by ehaneeg it comes by hard work. Only those who are willing to toil and to toil hard can ever reach a worth-while goal. -V. B., '31, I think that being tardy is almost as bad as being absent, but, of course, there is a saying, Better late than never. If a. person starts out by being late to school and repeats his tardiness many times 7