Columbus North High School - Log Yearbook (Columbus, IN)

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HERE WE ALL ARE BY DAY; BY NIGHT WE ' RE HURLED BY DREAMS EACH ONE INTO A SEVERAL WORLD After the day ' s work, in the quiet night, you sit carefree, relaxed and silent. Since you are young, you will paint a pic¬ ture of the dream of hope. Hope is the helms¬ man of a phantomship, a whisper in a waking dream, a spirit hand that beckons, a voice that says, “Come.” Like love, it is the sunlight of the soul, the rose of the springtime of the world within. Hope says to fancy, “Show me the heights that I shall climb hereafter: and light up, if hut for a moment, the chambers of my future palace.” As you sit in the quiet night, in the inner world you will be the thing you crave to he, sail the seas you yearn to sail, and know the love your heart would know. And on the morrow, when you build in the rough world of contend¬ ing men, you may make a thing that is real of the picture of your dream. Illusion? It may be. We do not know what things are real and what are painted shadows. But all our lives long we pursue dreams. May our dreams be as beautiful as the world will allow, and may they help us to endure the stony roads our feet must travel.

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School Board Although the school board members do not come into personal contact with the students, still behind the scenes, they are doing their utmost for the betterment of the school. The students may dream of having certain educational oppor¬ tunities and advantages, but it is the school board that makes their dreams come true. They have the interest of the students at heart, and trv to give them the benefit of their own judgment and knowledge. The next time you wonder how Columbus High School is man¬ aged so efficiently, remember the men behind the scenes. For this year D. M. Bottorff has been chosen president: Glenn Thompson, secretary; and Albert Goshorn, treasurer.