Berry High School - Torch Yearbook (Mount Berry, GA)

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MEMORIAL LIBRARY AND RECITATON HALL W

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SILVER AND BLUE wal down the long trail of life to the very end! But that we know can- not be. Each of us has his own task to perform, has his own niche to carve, his own service to render to the world. So, dear classmates, the time of parting is here. Each of us must go his separate way and work out, alone, his own destiny. Life is calling to each of us, the challenge of the world rings in our ears-and we must make answer! Classmates, to part thus we ex- perience a feeling' oi' sadness, after these two years spent so joyously together-and yet there is a conso- lation in the thought that, though life may lead us far apart and though the widths of oceans and continents lie between us, we may cherish in our hearts forevermore that unfor- getable comradship which is part of us. Then, too, there will be with us always the sweet and happy memor- ies of the glorious years spent to- gether at college. Absence and dis- tance will serve but to strengthen the bonds of friendship and comrade- ship between us. Time will add its glow to these bygone years, and in retrospect we shall live over and en- joy again the delightful days we have known together at college. With hearts saddened at parting and yet strengthened by the memor- ies and spirits of comradship that will be ours forever, we must bid each other farewell and Godspeed. And now, at last, to you, dear, old school, scene of our joys, our sor- rows, our triumphs, within whose sheltering walls we have spent so many happy hours, we must now say good-bye! What loving memories around you cling, what sweet associa- tions bind you in our hearts! Yes, dear old school, you shall be the symbol off our happiest years so long as life shall 'last-but now, farewell, farewell! Ol ALL BUT ONE A Tragi-Comedy in Five Acts For me they beck and callg For me all girls do fall, They love me one and allg All but one. They Write me lots of notes, They beg me for fur coats, They say, "On you I dotes"g All but one. I take them in my auto- fLord knows I hadn't ought tol But they all beg me sog All but one. I meet them here and there, I see them everywhere, For me they all despairg All but one. I take them out to sup, We eat and drain the cup, ' But I pass them all upg . All but one. -Black and Blue Jay. - He had risked his life to rescue the girl from a watery grave and, of course, her father was grateful. "Young man," he said,"I can never thank you sufficiently for your he- roic act. You incurred an awful risk in saving my only daughter." "None whatever, sir," repled the amateur life-saver, "I am already married." Page Thirty

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