Chariton High School - Charitonian Yearbook (Chariton, IA)

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wnQ F v W lk hm Af' ti li TO CHARITON I-IIGI-I SCHOOL 'Flireu floors of stone and 4-onvroto strong 'Pho t'llARl'l'tlX llltlll SUIIOUI, stands: And thoso from Oast, wt-st, north and south Sho gwwts with ont-strvtcliwl hands. XYQ liastonml liorv through hoat and cold, Through S1l1lSllll10, snow and rainy liac-h onp sonic knowlotlgo to svvnro, His goal to thus attain. Now, those from horo who rcacliml sucooss V11 viow with honor ln'i0'l1tt. 71 For ns wl1o now hut thinly soo, XYO pray tlocl koop ns right. Ancl those from he-ro who havo gone To do lif0's lowly tasks, NVQ1 hunilwly now lll'0t'l2llIl1 their worth For niuoh from thoni is asked. forth For in this nation hravo of ours, Aro tasks For grc-at and sniall. VV1- hopv our place in lifv to tako NVhat 'vrv may ho our Call. Strong' lwarts as woll as hands we noocl, Lifv's lialanvo wt-ll to lioop. . Those hravo ot' niintl and strong' of will Can nv'0r avr-opt flcfoat. Ancl so on this fil0llllll0llC'0l1l0lll clay NVQ plodgo our livos anow To wc-ll rc-t'lvc'ta tho vftorts spont By toac-llors fond and true. And to our Alina Mater cloar, W'ith gratotinl hoarts wo say, 'thlay you 1-ontinno long Yoars through Helping' others on their way. R. D. G

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C. H. S.-three letters. branded never to he forgotten: Requeathed, like a shield of valor, To those who shall come after, Just as it was given us by those Who have gone before. TRIBUTE TO MISS IVIAUDE WAKEFIELD Just as an ocean pilot skillfully guides a ship and its crew through unfamiliar waters, so Miss Maude lVakefield has led this Annual staff and the staffs of previous years in compiling the HOll2ll'lf01llilllH. ller cheerful persistence has been an inspiration both to the seniors who she has aided in arranging' the yearhooks and to the future teachers whom she so ahly prepared for their places in the world. NVQ students of C. ll. S. hid a fond farewell to Miss lVaket'ield. C. H. S.-They shall remain throughout the oncoming years A flaming emblem of truth and loyalty, Of friendships and experiences closest to our hearts: Of those who have guided and ad- vised- Though sometimes unheeded-but in reminiscing we shall hear their voices throughout the trials to COIDG. R. D. G. C. H. S.-Symbols for character, honesty. and sportsmanship, You shall not be forgotten As we part and each go our various ways. How many, many times we shall pause To step, in memory, once again across the threshold of your open door. R. M. S. BOARD OF I'lDI't'A'l'l0N The success of any institution depends upon the efficiency of the directors he- hind the scenes. It is these men to whom we look for material advancements and improve'- ments. And so to these men who have so will- ingly and wisely worked togteher for the best interests of C. H. S., We express our sincere gratitude. E. B.-B. L. J. S. OPPENHEIMER P. T. PERRY B. R. VAN DYKE G. C. STUART S. Oppenheimer Sz Son Secretary of Board Nat'l Bank and Trust Co. Attorney at Law F. E. MANNING J. R. COUGILL HAROLD LEONARD lvlercliant Supt. of Schools Leonard Lumber Co.