Berne French Township High School - Our Yesterdays Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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Our Y ester i ■ FOREWORD W e who have worked on this volume of “Our Yesterdays” have attempted to extract from out of a hurricane of activities the most important events that will bring fond remembrances of school days to all the alumni and students. If we have made any errors, mav thev he overlooked. Mav the w 4 honest work be considered as a merit to the school and to its communitv. ! 5n ?g 1 it I . .ft f } I 'll I m mum mm tm -■ f

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r Our YWterdaysMM Though ruthless hands may tear it down-This lone house, old and drear— They’ll not destroy the characters That started out from here; 'Time’s angry waves may sweep the shore And wash out all beside— Bright as the stars that shine above, Thev shall for ave abide. —John 11. Yates. 1 : : : : : : : : ♦ 8 : : » » ? » ■ I

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L ,y. ,y. ,y. .y. .y. ,y. .y. ,y. .y. .y. v .y, y. v .y. .y. .y. .y. ,y. v v» v v I a « A w a a A A A A a A «» A a •» • A A A • A -V- -V- -V- -V- -V. V V V V V V V V V ! 7v7v ■« A A »V A A A A A A -X A a DEDICATION To those, who in our yesterdays, tucked our tired little bodies into a snug cradle, punished us in times of disobedience with a breaking heart; who have kept in touch with our accomplishments through a prayerful heart: to those who have implanted the povvei of knowledge in our minds, who denied many pleasures and comforts that we might enjoy educational opportunities; to those who understand our shortcomings, warn us with deep feeling, to the Fathers and Mothers of the members of the senior class of nineteen twenty-six. we do most solemnly dedicate this volume of “OUI YESTERDAYS . 8 8 8 : : : I