Clay High School - Crystal Yearbook (Oregon, OH)

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gc T wo 'X vwigu Noes: Aix A V 4 -N L 4: FRANKLIN A. BLACK Hail, Grand Wizir of Clay High School! Thou art the possessor of the priceless jewels of tact, goodwill, and friendship. Thou art our commander, the keeper of our standard. Girded in the armor of Courage, holding in thy right hand the sword of Truth, thou art our defender against Ignorance, Prejudice, Crime, and Lawlessness. Thou art the Lord of the great golden umbrella of Courtesy, thy virtues are as the stars of heaven. Help us, Oh-One-Who-Never-Forgets, to fight the good fight, and to set our goals on the moun- tain-top. O, our Champion, Bearer of our colors, Franklin A. Black, principal of Clay High School, it is with greatest happiness we dedicate to you this, the third issue of the Crystal. CRYSTAL 1932 ' x

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i .ax il- giqqux ,, NS P W i A' Memory Thou, Memory, art a jade-eyed goddess. Thou guardest the secrets of our hearts, And keepest the sanctuaries of our souls. Thou art a refuge in time of tribulation, A companion in our joys and sorrows. Thy voice is as the thundering tempest, Or sweet as the song of the nightingale. Thy offerings are Life itself, Our hopes, our aims, and ambitions. Sacred to thee, O vigilant goddess, Is the third issue of the 'lCrystal,H For the dearest of thy possessions Hid away in a casket of gold, Bound 'round with fond recollections, And padlocked with a thousand friendships Forged securely on the anvil of Fame, Kept, by thee, O green-eyed goddess, Is the record of days at Clay High School. CRYSTAL 1932 Pa ge Four