Central High School - EN EM Yearbook (North Manchester, IN)

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F. F. CREAGER Janitor There is one deserving mention In this book of song and jest; For of all our friends of school-life lie is one of the best. So for him with best of wishes We have sol aside this space, For a word of commendation And his kind and jovial face. Tn the great and unknown future We will always think of him As a striver for our comfort In the years at dear N. M. C. L. ’15. Pane Eight

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tzititmialH I IS 111NG to ca rry a way some tangible record of our high school career, we, the class of 1!)14 of the North Manchester high school are publishing the first volume of the En-Em. We hope that we have started a custom which will be established by future classes, for we feel that only in this way will others become familiar with the work done in this high school and its development. We also hope that each volume will be better than the last and that the next class will profit by our mistakes. In behalf of the class we present this book to the students, alumni, faculty and friends of the school. We certainly are grateful to the business men of North Manchester, who have so generously advertised in the first volume of the “En-Em.” Without their great help and courtesy this book would have been impossible. We are proud of the way in which most of them have stood by us and we want to thank them publicly for their kind assistance. At intervals during the year we have been honored by the presence of professors from different- colleges and other schools, as well as by ministers and other leading men of the town, who have favored us with short talks. Among the former were Prof. Glen Frank, of Northwestern University, Prof. Butler, of the University of Chicago, and Prof. Wilbur Helm, of Evanston Academy. Prof. Helm is an alumnus of this high school and we are very proud of him. These speakers gave us wholesome ideas upon different phases of education as applied to actual life. Their messages were very interesting and helpful to us. It does not seem possible, but nevertheless it is true. We shall soon graduate. Only four short years ago we were care-free Freshmen. What have these four years done for us? They have laid a broad foundation for a higher education, which it is hoped all will pursue. They have formed our ideals which we are already trying to attain. During these four years we have also formed friendships which have been very helpful to us and which we hope will continue throughout- life. Already the world seems beckoning to us and soon each one will be filling the place for which he has been striving. Page Seven

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