Converse High School - Miamian Yearbook (Converse, IN)

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' I KONI- -Hill SUCCESQ OR FAILURE? NE mornrng rn the errlv part ot VIarch when the ground was strll toycrcl wrth sno v I hcard a knock at the back door of my house When I opened lt there stood before me a man whom I Judged to be past thc mrddle age of lrfe He was rather seedy rn hrs appearance He wore an old slouch hat and hrs clothes looked lrke some of those that had been donated to the Peru flood sufferers Hrs chrn was bearded wrth som thrng whrch looked lrke an old stub ofa broJm aft r the brndrng cords were bursted Hrs face and hands were black from coal soot and altogether he was a rather forlorrr de recttd lookrng, personage He had come to ask for some food Evrdently he had no home no occupatron wanderrng armlesslv from place to place sleeprng rn barns empty box cars coal sheds any where he could find to lay hrs head beggrng a lrttle food here and there wearlng the cast off clothrng of others should put an end to hrs ceaseless wanderrngs O mrserable man' What a lrfe that must be' As I watched hrm wend hrs way slowly down the street I thought of hrs past llfe Perhaps years ago w hen a boy he had a home much the same as the boys and grrls ot thrs school Perhaps a lovrng mother trred to gurde hrs footsteps arrght Just as your mothers are tryrng to do for you Then mother plcture came before me I saw a lrttle cottage rn a drstant tow n and rt the wrndow I saw an old lady wrth snow w hlte han deep lrnes of care and anrcrety were upon her face tears stood rn her ey es as she sat look mg out of the wrndow mto the drstance thrnkmg of her boy her boy of whom she had been so proud and rn whom she had had much hope Now all was changed' A few years more and another mound rn the church yard would tell where the mother who had dred of a broken heart was lyrng On that srmc mornrng that thrs man came beggrng at my door ln another part of thrs country of ours people had gather ec' from ey ery state rn the Unron large parades were formrng bands were playing flags were wayrng and as a certarn carrrage rn the parade would pass the people who were standrng on platforms or who had clrmbed on house tops cheer upon cheer would arlse from a thousand throats They had come to Washrngton to see Woodrow Wrlson rnaugurated Presldent of the Unlted States What mother would not be proud of a son such as he What has made the drfference rn the lrfe of the yagabond lrfe of Presrdent Woodrow Wrlson Whv lb rt that rn every crty we can go down certaln streets and see large beautrful houses whrle rf we tu n down other streets of the same crty we see mrserable sh cks Why rs rt thatrn passrng through the country we come to lar e be rutrful farm houses surrounded by w ell kept law ns rod dCIj0ll'llD,1I farm burldrngs that are well parnted and eyerythrng presents a thrlfty appearance whlle at other pl rce y e see old farm houses wrth unkept law ns broken down fer ces and farm burldrngs sadly rn need of repan ' Is rt the hard hand of fate that has made one man rs O . - Z K ' . A 4 5 , ' v- V - 1 v . . V, , ' , . j.. ,Q 1' .1 E , X , 17. 1 1 1 , ' ' 1 1 , 1 1 , I v L u 1 1 1 v ' 5 V L' 1 l 1 , ' . l 1 1 1 , K L 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' , ' L ' Y. 1 ' l av ' . 1 I I 'nv Y 1 1 9 ' ' K1 1 1 . ' 1 1 . ' 1 ' tv' ' 1 1 1 11 1' y 1 ' I ' K V I . -Y 1 4 V having nothing to live for, only waiting-waiting until death who begiled lm' food 011 that Cold MHFCII YHOTUIUSI and The ' ' 1 1 1 1. I1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 I1 's 11 1 1 '7 , , t v , t , . ca L . I ' 'S , 1 ' , 2 , 1' 1 1. 1 E , S' 1x- 1 L ' ' ' :I ' ,' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1: I I 1 1 1 1 1 A ' -1 1 , A1 L' 1 I . ' ' U' I ' 'I'