Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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UAL All-ICHIATI Voyager upon life 's sea, to yourself be true, And where'er your lot may be, paddle your own canoe! Never, though the Winds may rave, falter nor look back, But upon the darkest wave leave a shining track. Nothing great is lightly won, nothing won is lostg Every good deed, nobly done, will repay the cost. Leave to heaven, in humble trust, all that you will dog But if you 'd succeed, you must paddle your own canoe. -MRS. SARAH T. BOLTON. -rl Page Sahstu-sis

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UAL ATI-ICHHIAH Sunshine Work at Christmas Hustle, bustle, blue slips and the patter of many feet. The Sunshiners are getting ready to play dear old Santa Claus once more. Bags were given to all the members of the society and they filled them with toys and decorated them beautifully. The society added red stockings filled with candy to the bags-for what is Christmas without candy? Cheer Boxes were made up for the good friends we all have-the shut-ins and elderly people. The candy for these was generously provided by the Sun- shine members. Most of this work was under the supervision of Miss Blair, Miss Arthur and Miss Wilkinson. On the morning before Christmas Eve, the Hi-Y boys, acting as chauffeurs, and the girls delivered the bags, North, South, East and West. Then quiet and peace reigned in the high school-Christmas vacation had started and everyone went home with the exhilaration which always comes with doing good. Golcl and Blue USD Our Gold and Blue, which in more prosperous years made its appearance weekly, has this year, under the stress of Ole Man Depression, been seen only four times. When it has come out, it has been chuck full of juicy news which everyone swallows greedily. It always has all the latest class new-s, reports of club meetings, and games, slips of the tongues of the unfortunate, and always carries a nice line of ads. You are missed, Gold and Blue, and you are wanted oftener from now on. This year's staff consists of the following well-known journalists: Editorial Staff-Editor, Doris Hahn, sports-editor, Richard Houlehan, antics, Doris Kirk, sponsor, Jeannette Grubb. News-Marjorie Mackintosh, Helen Curtis, Catherine Davis, Mary Jane Dawson, Mary Jane Cummings, Mary Mildred Moon, Margaret Mack, Frances E. Miller, Robert Hunt, Louise Gott, Elizabeth Sicks, Jane Dunnington, Billy Shaw, Evelyn Jones, James Leaming, Betty Lou Taylor, Ruthanna Davidson, Charles Ewoldt, William Slattery, VVilliam Sidener. Advertising Staff-Max McCullough, Ruthanna Davidson, Maurice Oakley, Betty Barley, sponsor, Charles B. Young. Page Sway-,five -