Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

Page 9 text:

lt is with just pricle that we dedicate this book to our teacher and friend, Mary E. Axby. She has been close to us through our high school clays and our memories of hours spent with her will grow clearer with age. The year's at the spring And day's at the morn. lVlorning's at seven The hillside's dew-pearl'cl: The larl-:'s on the wingg The snail's on the thorn: Gocl's in His heaven- All's right with the world!

Page 8 text:

Take-Cff ln this, our last accomplishment as high school students, we hope to keep alive the memories of those days beneath the Orange and the Black. It is difficult for us, who are leaving, to conceal the sentiments of sorrow and regret imbedded deep in our hearts. Since the development of aviation will have such an im- portant bearing upon the future transportation of the world and will, therefore, exert tremendous influence upon our lives and future accomplishments, we believe our theme to be i-n keeping with the trend of the day, and indicative of the modern world in which we shall soon take our places. From prop to flippers we hope you will enjoy our flight in fancy.

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SA I .LY IC. IIITZMANN I'I1Iitu1'-in-1-Iiit-f Iivihrf hvilul I lllll thi- miiturg XVnn't you sm- what ww have done? .-Xlthuugxh my hzlii' is f.1'l'UXX'Illg gray, It hams In-on hits nf fun. YH DLA Iltllfll IHIG A sst if-inte tin-e-til1,1:s, tim, my wurtiiy trivndsg XXX- hupt- you Iilu- this juurnzilg I've typm-rl and typed with :III my might To mukt- our hmilc vtewnzil. VLAHA NVIIITH Assistant Sim-1:11-ss nights have liven my lot. S-iiwv this work wus sl:11't4-dl But nuw wo givv it :lil tu you, And so we- lozivm-, gludkheurted. VHAIILI-IS MILLER Assistant I'm the mein on this hm-re stuff, And whvn the-y wamt auivive, If I shout, Nu, nu! No, noi The-y ni-vm' zisk nw twin-0.