Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Prologue Gard Master Reader: e- ': DOUBT not that 'g5?,CJLf'2? ' - you remember how 'gggga 'V that most worthy 5905? l knight and spears- vgw , 4 man, LordAchilles, Cir Q g M 'Z -7,15 4V e V I spake of the fair- 9 cheeked maiden Q ,ooo Briseis, his prize, as gggg 6M'yov -re 4al7kav re, 259' a thing small and dear? And you re- member CI say it with all reverence for your witl the excellent saying of that motley-minded gentleman, Clown Touchstone, concerning the buxom Audrey? A poor virgin, sir, quoth he, with one red and yellow arm about the waist of that apple-cheeked poppet, H an ill-favored thing, sir, but mine own. Here, then, Master Reader, is our book. 'Tis but a small thing, good sooth, yet it is our own, a book of no great value, but our hands and our brains have wrought it. Read it or fling it from youg take it or leave it-what you will. As for us, 'tis our own and we love it. Be it as Dan Chaucer would say, Blameth not me, if that ye chese amiss. He in whose nostrils the scent of youth's purple violets is no longer sweet, who is so fulfilled of crimson roses and lush wall-fruit ripening in the sun that he careth not for the delicate wild-wood fragrance of pale prim-