Title

The Oracle, March 1936

Date

March 1936

Edition

Junior Exhibition Number

Description

Attitude Toward School: Today's attitude toward school has changed, for the most part, considerably from that of years gone past. If, by chance, it has not, then it should change as soon as possible. In our grandparents' time and even as late as the time when our parents went to school, this institution of learning was much different. They were taught under many disadvantages. The school house in itself was a great hindrance to the teacher and pupil. Also books and facilities inside the school building were not too great a help to the pupil. Thus, with the improvement of school buildings and books, the attitude of a pupil should change to a great extent. These were not the only drawbacks, however. A student of grandpa's time was not made to feel that the school was his, and not being made to feel this, it was necessary for the teacher to watch the pupil every minute. The students were not given any responsibility and therefore could not show their worth. Pupils, however, should be and are, to some extent, given a chance to be responsible for the function of school life. This can be done through cooperation of both the teacher and the pupil.

Contents

Literary--Editorials--What Others are Reading--Junior Exhibition--A Review of Activities--Movies--Radio Dialings--Wise and Otherwise--Jokes

Subject

Bangor High School (Bangor, Me.)--Alumni and alumnae

Bangor High School (Bangor, Me.)--History

Bangor High School (Bangor, Me.). Class of 1937

Bangor High School (Bangor, Me.)--Periodicals

Bangor High School (Bangor, Me.)--Photographs

HIgh school students--Maine--Bangor

High school students' writings

Student publications

Type

Periodicals

Spatial Coverage

Bangor (Me.)

Temporal Coverage

Nineteen thirties

Twentieth century

Language

English

Source

Bangor Public Library Special Collections

Note

Published six times a year by the students of Bangor High School, Bangor, Maine.

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