Avalon High School - Annual Yearbook (Avalon, PA)

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MISS MILDRED S. KERR ? 'F L si

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.nllllllll W lllllltglm HE Tribute of the Cubs. in nl x Outside the den the mother tiger watches, waits. She stands guard, a willing sentinel, and, in time of need, an aggressive protector. Slumber never sits upon those keen, searching eyes, as their alert glance penetrates the heavy blackness ol night. Outside her den a lone guard watches and waits. She has proven herself to be both a willing sentinel and an aggressive protector. Her clear omniscient eyes are focused upon the darkness which is the future. She can see enough to sense danger, warn her cubs and prepare them to meet it. Not once has she failed in this, her chosen duty, thus kindling their atlectionand commanding their esteem. Even as the cubs are trained for life in their wild domain, so we have been somewhat prepared for life in our world. Example has played a large part in this period. The cub learns from the example of her mother, We have learned from the example of the one who has been our selected guide. h As impatient and eager as the jungle-young, we have Followed the sure footsteps of our leader, thrilling at the beauties and miracles she has shown us. Qur admiration and respect for her have increased as the secrets of our jungle have been revealed by this one who has had an eye to see things and a heart to understand them. Now, as a Final tribute, we dedicate this Avalon Annual to our comrade of the trail, Miss Mildred S. Kerr.