Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Y L-L.. Tl l UALATHCHIAH, To the Juniors: You are to take our place in the upper hall next year. May you hold down the senior assembly and all its responsibilities as well as We think we have. To the Sophomores: Doubtless you are looking forward to the time when you will be in the saddle. To assure a secure, perfect-fitting saddle you must turn out a well-rounded class, prominent in all school activities. To the Freshmen: Now is the time to start your class toward a. glorious 1940. This one ambition should be realized-make your graduating group the finest since the class of '39, To the Eighth Grade: From our wide experience, our advice to you is this-understand before it is too late that one gets out of his classes, activities, and associations just what he puts into them. llllay no one hear in the spring of '41 that pathetic complaint, UI Would surely do it differently, if I had it to do over again. To the Seventh Grade: Looking back over six years we can easily see in ourselves a tremendous change and development. Perhaps We don 't feel any more dignified now than we did as rhynies., but We wish for you to remember that the school life of the next six years may determine your future sucdess, as that of the past six has determined ours.- Page Eight

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7lw14Tl-ICHIFIH Page Seven To To To To YAFO To To To To L. J. C. FREEMAN Dedication have been a faculty member for many yearsg have served capably as athletic eoaehg have taught mathematics to hundreds of pupilsg have guided hundreds of others, as principal have kept the mechanism of this school func-7 tioning' smoothlyg have helped each student solve his own problemsg have supported vigorously every worthy pro- ject and activityg have carried out these tasks deserves special thanksg therefore, Nr. L. J. C. Freeman, ive, the Class of 1937, dedicate our Athenian. My i i Vi M 11

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