Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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THE TIPTONIAN wi fi? 5 V Published JTC-onlhly y he Senior Class, Tipion High School I I5 L +

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THE TIPTONIAN 3 MEMORIAM CDC- Edlth Leavell, our sweet, wmnmg, hght hearted Edxth, 1n the bloom of her happy youth and earnest student lxfe left us July 22 1914 It seems mcredxble that ln the class of w h1ch she was one of the falrest lxghts her place 15 vacant In the fam1l1ar room the class meets agaln, the old names are reg1stered, all but one We take up the studlous routme of every day, old dutles, alms and hopes renewed, and pass out Wlth the merry crowd when school hours are over, but where 18 Ed1th Oh t1s well that there 1S a vo1ce to glve answer to thls questlon, wh1ch says she IS beyond us all The gentle, Ch.I'1St13.I111f8 blotted out by a trag1c fate on earth IS progressmg on that other s1de, where all dangers are forever past Goodbye Edxth you are gone but not forgotten by the llttle band W110 are so lonely wlthout you IN MEMORIAM One wntes that other triends zemam lh'1t loss is common to the rue And tommon lb the commonplace And vacant chaif well metnt tor gram 'lhat loss ls mommon would not mike My ow11 less hitter rtther more Too common' New er mornmg won To ew elllllg hut some heart dld break O l-ather wheresoe er Thou be NN ho pledgest now Thy gallant son A shot erm half Thy draught be done Hath stllld the life that heat from Thee 0 mother praylng God wlll sate Thy sulor whlle thy head lS bowed 1 I who wrou list hours to please hun w lx and 5011161111112 NXI'lll8ll somethxng thought rlllll surest rxngmg golden hur gl I 1 or chlld that wane sl for thy I 0 lxpecllng stlll hxs adxcnt home Xnd f PI 0 hls w Kluh w1 hes thlnklng here today 01 hut IUIIIOFIOXN wlll he come His heavy shotted hammock shroud ' Drops in lllfl wast and wandering grave lor now her Iathex s chimney glows In GXDSCIBIIOD or a guest And thmkmg Thls will please him best bhe takes a rxbbon or a rose knd mth the thought her color bums and h rung left the glass she turns Once more to set a rxnglet rlgllf. -Xnd even when she turned the curse llad ftllen and her future lord ll as drowned in passing thro the ford Ur kzlled m fallmg from his horse O what to her shall be the end' And what to me remaln of good' To her perpetual maidenhood xnd unto me no second friend Alfred Tennyson 4 u l n - l . . 1 1 0 . ' I ' I ' . , . U l ' . Ye knot' no 11111111 than - ght 7 ' ' ' , ' ' ' 1' J Ai that an ,z '1 ' 'ellg ' 4 2 1 -' ' f 1 'lf'-- Wl j IllllSPll on all I had to tell, ' ' , A' ' ' . . ' - . . . A D. ' , ' v . ' v,- . ' . - ' s A I ' Oh, SOIllUWll0l'P, meek llIlC'0ll5I'lOllS dove, FOI' F18 will S99 them 011 t0YlfKhf'2 ' ' . '. ' ' L ' ' 1 5 2 ' ' 2' g 1 S ' ' ' 13 Z ' I And zu to ind thyself so l':1i1', 1 2 , . 1' ' ' ' '1 pp, - ' , L j luv I 1 ' ' Z ' ' ' I 1 . v' , . . . . . ,H Q ' 'D 1 - , . , ' . -' 1' , 1 lv ' met him n ny, 1 . v , -, C L 2 .. as S. . . I -v' v, . ' ' - 1 s ' r I Y . y. , . . .' . I ' ' ' ' z . , . v , .' N . . ' . ' z Y ' ' . . . . . 4 . .