Carthage High School - Carthaginian Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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l 4 l i l l ,l ' O 4: J-QS: 4-s.I ix- Ns- ,asv any in I hr Qlmilgalgrntzln e Jef 'KQS' l l ll ,l Q l 1UIHimm11ri i Let us sing: of a State E, That is mighty and great, l My own Missouri home! l Where nature at birth, Blest old Mother Earth E With broad acres of richest loam, l With wild, flowing streams, i And rich ore that gleams, 1 Throughout her fertile hounds. l Our fore-fathers great Loved and made this grand State Good, old, fair Missouri. i -Preston Kendoll. l l l 4 . Q 'lx f , S 1 - i 0 ' :df V' V- .59 l 45 . f l . i it A 5 L34 , Q 9 ,S ,H f it 1 +,, s 1 sfo' E QL,-Sivhgv-xl I . , E-value lgnpuli Svuprrnm Dlvx 125111 I l UI am the weaver of the ages, 3 Ceaselessly do 1 weave my tapestry of yours, l weave the destinies ol' a mighty state l Whose people's welfare is her law suprfnw. l --Mis-iouri Masque and Pnigjminl, l l l l l i PAGE 8

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sire wx -.n-X--N.: Qlayfhgginign rs' NIKE t'S.IlX iS..l1'T' N fri' EXECUTIVE OFFICES , STATE of' MISSOURI CrrY or JEFFERSON HDCCCXI ARTHUR M HYDE 14, GOVERNOR To the Readers of the Carthaginianz- On Missouri's Centennial year, the peqple of the State are demanding that the foundation be laid for a greater Missouri. The development of industries, the oreation of good roads, the exploitation of resources, of mineral and water power, these are suoerstructures of a State which must be built upon a deeper foundation. The real foundations of a State are four, the School House, the Home, the Church, and the Ballot Box. If these institutions be builded strong, if their sanctity be guaranteed and safe guarded,.the State will prosper. and upon them as a foundation will arise the superstructure of a greater Missouri. A It is for this reason that we at Jefferson City are devoting ourselves to the construction of a better school system. I personally wish the Carthaginian and its Editors every success in their good work. RT otfully, PAGE7

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-any Nik xnx X1 Uhr. Qlarihaginizrn IX' MN we ,sly Ps The greatness of this Capitol Building is not to be measured by its length, its width, or its height, or by the acres it covers or the costly material of which it is erected. But its true greatness must be measured by the things it stands for. It represents Missouri, and if Missouri does not stand for the good things in life then its beautiful Capitol Building cannot preserve the good name of the state. I congratulate the Carthage High School Class of 1921 for the fact that you have already raised your vision above the limits of your own home city to take in the things pertaining to the state at large. Missouri has a wonderful history and may the pages thereof written during your generation be in keeping with the glorious ones of the past. Yours truly, SENATOR HOWARD GRAY. PAGE 9