Central High School - Interlude Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Interlude Staff, 1910-'l 1 INEZ HAESKE, MYRTLE HAM, - GRACE HOOTMAN, RUTH GOEWEY, - SMITH BOSWELL, TURRIL SHONTZ, - RALPH KELTNER, HAROLD WARNER, Edil01'-i1l'CJlll.Ff flssociate Editor - Class Editor Exrhange Editor - fftlIlet1'cEd1'tor Busimmv MIlllIlgt'l' Assistant Nlzlnrzger' fJ1.7'CllllIf0l' Athletic Association, 1 910-' 1 1 WALTER KIRBY, - Pmidem KENNETH BERKEY, Vice-President RUTH GOEWEY, - Secretary FRANK WHITAKER, - Treasurer LESTER LIVINGSTON, - Mfmlml II IIII Il

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Tl-IEI TER DE VoL. X. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA, MAY, 1910. No. 8 if 1 1 THE CLASS OF HNINETEEN TEN 1 1 1 Upon the threshold long we stand Like bold Aeneas leaving Troy. Before us lies a fateful land, liehind, the work of heart and hand Has ripened into joy. VVhen lo, an omen fair we see, A fiery comet trailing flame Across the sky,-an augury That bodes for us a destiny Of never-ending fame. 'Tis said that works of great moment The blazing eomet's path precedes, Then this may be our herald sent, A flaming pillar earthward bent, Inspiring worthy deeds: That we the class of Nineteen-ten With burning hearts and serried lines, May, failing, only strive again, And seek reward beyond all ken:- This year the comet shines! lt comes, and silver starlight pales Before its meteoric gold, But soon chaotic darkness veils Its gleam, the void from whence it hails Receives it as of old. From out the depths of stilly night, Through space unmeasured, vast, lt toiled with supernatural might, Until triuniphantly its light Emerged, and shone at last. And thus before us lies our way, Unknown and oft beset with trials. We, too, must wait until the day NVhen we at last through hard essay, May conquer Fortune's wiles. Our comet passes star on star And boldly braves the dim abyss, And though our progress leads us far, No obstacle shall stay, or mar Our fame's transcendent bliss. For we shall strive until we gain The goal to which we each aspire, Nor ever deem the struggle vain, Since, as we toil with might and main, We near our heart's desire. And though within the ranks enrolled, Our fate decrees we may not be, No flame of zeal shall e'er grow cold. Though silent stars alone behold Our strife and victory. No petty aims shall rule our year , No petty deed disgrace its fame. Beneath our comet glancing clear, Can live no tainting thought of fear Of cowardice or shame, The while our motto-like the call Of bugle blast that piercingly Rings throufvh the soldiers' banquet hall- Inspires the hearts of one and all With hope of victory. Then here's to our own Nineteen-ten! The class that was, and is to be. Lift up once more our banner then, And cry the slogan o'er again, No strife, no victory. And though divided on Life's strand, May we still battle so that when The rolls of fame unopened stand, The foremost named of all that band Will be the class of '10. THUSA MADELLA REAM, '10.