Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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P 'l Q N l all -.. 1. l C' DEQTDOGWDIRWU SX 2-W IJ F OREWORD The Crawfordsville High School stands pre-eminently for progressiveness. Materially her Commercial Department, her well equipped Laboratories, her prac- tical Domestic Art Department, her Sheet Metal and Manual Training Department, serve to illustrate that she is a wide awake school. Physically her enthusiasm in athletics has led her to accomplish much in basketball and track work, and her victories have made us justly proud of Old Gold and Blue. Ethically her standards of high ideals have been uplifted through the spirit which is manifest in the Sun- shine Society and the Hi-Y Club. lntellectually her broad curriculum offers ample opportunity for the student to procure a liberal, secondary education. Her achieve- ments in Music, Oratory and Dramatics are unexcelled. Her standard of learning is beyond criticism. But in order to realize the true worth of C. H. S., one must become closely associated with her. We, the class of l923, too vividly realize with our poet that Parting is such sweet sorrowf, We shall miss the pleasant associations, the hum of happy voices, the joyful notes of cheery songs, and the stern admonition of staid wisdom herself. As a class we wish to thank the members of the faculty for their wise counsel, kind words, and personal influenceg Mr. Leonard for his untiring efforts in helping to make this volume a success. We wish also to express our gratitude to the mem- bers of the Art Department whose illustrations are one of the special features of this annual. ln preparing this little volume for our many friends we know that in a measure we have failed to carry out our expectations, but we shall feel gratified indeed, if we have succeeded in some measure in expressing our interest and love for the wel- fare and glory of C. H. S. As travelers oft look back at eve When eastward darkly going, To gaze upon that light they leave Still faint behind them glowing,- So when the close of pleasureis day To gloom hath near consigned us, We turn to catch one fading ray Oil 0f joy thafs left behind us. f -THOMAS Mooms. I i Lf' 'ers XJ Il atleast-'-nr?-Q O T'

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