Albion Jefferson High School - Torch Yearbook (Albion, IN)

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M ,lf sta mt Wait its fl FW M' fs lr '41, wld' 'F lm aswell' kfsi'-ai Maha gg,,W,.f.1,:,'i J.s 51.5. Now rs the tlme to bld farewell To the dear school we love so Well To faculty and frrends we say goodbye Well mxss you all at Albron Hrgh 9 The future hes before us now And we must choose a path somehow We wrll do our very best To work and srrrve toward our success And all the success that we do gam, Along wrth hoped for prestrge and fame, Wrll be creclxted to years gone by At our Alma Mater, Alblon Hrgh

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me lCafl0l1 3' SR We the Semor Class of 1954 dedrcate thrs xssue of THE TORCH to our parents and to our teachers through whose love sacrrfrce and gurdance we have gone through these twelve eventful years to achreve our frrst goa XX graduatron X QMAMQ WWW 441.46 ,ca-e,a6..Jfn4-?'4v-env 1550 I 'ZA-vxlffivfaob dm-ff fn-4-1,e,-,ca-g,Me ' QZ..-4,4 K ff-4'-Sf, ,WV g I C , 'L 'J . . . . l TEM f X , , . 'K'-X x 5 on 1 l l r . Y X3 'f'J:A:f ' ' . ' . 'fiuvmffr , Q I A' 'N fi f l7j,Q: AHHAH, ' iff?--lg, If , f J ' ' . I I J 7 I ll p ' . , .

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Earle F Parker, Prmcrpal The trme has come rn the lrves of the rndrvrduals of the Class of 1954 when they mrght reflect on many of the numerous experrences that have made up therr school lrves School envrronment together wrth home and communrty atmosphere should be of such kmd that every student should be challenged rnto thrnkrng of and engagrng tn construc ttve acts and experrences, be they ever so small No young person rs neutral rn a school sttuatron He IS enther contrrbutmg to hrs own, and thereby the schools over all success or he rs detracttng from both There seems to be no possrbllrty of separatrng the two Whether the student completes an assrgnment, borrows a book, returns a book, brds good mornmg to a teacher offers to do a school errand pxcks up waste paper from the floor refrarns from sayrng unkrnd thrngs complrments a teacher for consrderatron, says please, thank you, or good luck he rs contrnbutrng somethrng to hrs own and the school s success To the extent that teachers and students are actrvely, thoughtfully and contmually alert to the opportunrtres to serve each other, to that extent does the good school become a common product of all and there rs no trme for anythrng to detract because all are too busy fmdmg opportunrtres to serve others The more conscrous one 15 rn trymg to frnd opportunrtres to make others happy and pleased the more the person hrmself rs gettrng from the srtuatron Servrce above self rs not only a Rotary slogan, xt IS a pattern for lrfe that wrll at tarn a peace of mrnd whrch rs, after all, one of the greatest goods one can hope to ex perrence 7 9 , . . . , 1 an - vs - ' s v a a 1. n U n 1. n - - - - - , - n 1 1 1 J u - H - l ' ' ' ' -