Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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CP en 'EK , --- -.9' CLASS POEM BY HERBERT ALCOTT Chaney High has been our guide Through four long years of grace, Years filled with joy and often tears. Yet, in our hearts doth hide A cherished spot for school days Wllich will live through ensuing years. Far he it from our usual trend As Seniors, our griefs to portray, Yet, memories linger of days gone hy, A day when our paths did wend Toward Chaney, with hearts so gay To enter for the first time this great Hi. Hailed as friends, we have our peers, Advisers who have imparted to us Ungrudgingly vital information. To these, who have kept us from arrears, Who have striven to make us a success, We freely acknowledge our obligation. Throughout our lives we shall profess A profound devotion to this, our school. Too exalted it can never be. We, June Seniors, are rendered hapless Alma Mater, to evince to all Our appreciation towards Thee. Page Five

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l .cv gulf' FOREWORD This, our Rig Veda, has evolved as a climax to our many and varied experiences during the years that have elapsed since we first entered these portals. sole intent throughout has been to make this Rig Veda typically representative of Chaney's Scholastic, Club, and Social life. Ou r A revelation of the purposes and high ideals of every student and every organization now in existence, at Chaney, and designed to acquaint each student more intimately with his fellow classmates, we feel assured that this Rig Veda will become an incentive to greater activities and still higher scholarship in the future. Scorning a precedent, we have boldly launched a new project -the task of completely remodeling our J une Rig Veda. Modernistic throughout is the only adjective with which to describe the plan. The new cover design is absolutely modernistic, and the same advanced principles of design have been incorporated from cover to cover. The panels-another novel idea which no high school year book has ever employed. These panels were hard to construct but that was no impediment to our desire for a Modernistic Rig Veda. Headings, puzzles--all are new. Finall , we ma re ard this book as a histo of the reat Y Y a U TY s progress Chaney has made in her scant four years of existence. As such, we, departing Seniors, trust our labors will be well repaid and seem worth while as we later look back to see Chaney still forging ahead to place herself indelibly upon the Scholastic Map. Page F Olll'

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'kr me nv' 1 DEDICATION Yet once more, we praise her, and once more This friend with faith unfailing, W' e come to bring her treasures rich and rare And with kind memories true Show our appreciation before the closing year Happy thoughts and sad occasion near Irnpel us to sing her praises due. Her willing hand and gracious manner When she departs from Chaney Will not have left their peer. Who would not sing her glory? For she Herself did sing, and strive to build - A lofty name for those her fellows, Unselfish, unrewarded by the throng Without the thought of gain or of renown Begin, then, students, of these sacred halls Begin acclaim her virtues loud. Begin Mnemosyne and the Muses nine, With history, and verse, and song, Recall her virtues and record her deeds. For to Elizabeth Weidner Stine, We, the graduating Seniors of June, 1930 Dedicate this Rig Veda, our sacred hook Page Si 9 9 7 9