Creston High School - Annual Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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'UUIIQ AN N IUAIL L'ENVOI To The lower Classes Uwhen the schoolfs last roll call is taken,r And the inkwells are blackened and dried: When the slowest teacher has vanished, And the books have been laid aside, You may rest, and in faith, you will need it You may rest for a month or two 'Til early in cold, drear September, You are called to your work anew, Then those that passed shall be happy: They shall sit in a higher room And cope with the world's greatest problems, Their faces enveloped in gloom, They shall find new freshmen and tease them Down in some lower hall: They shall study elen forty-five minutes And never be tired at all. And all the school shall envy As monthly they hear the name On the HAHlist, of some brave nsharkn, While the HDUlisters blush with shame. But each in his phase of school life, And each in his separate class, Is helping to make this high school The one which none can surpass." ll QI 41 ll