Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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WE'll ALWAYS REMEMBER There are certain familiar scenes around the school that have grown as dear to us as the very traditions of the institution itself. We share with you in the following pages the scenes that we love best-scenes that we'l1 always remember. WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER the sunlight streaming through the east stained glass window . . . Paul Revere Cminus a legb riding his horse . . . the stairs leading to 203 . . . WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER Friday night basketball games on cold winter nights . . . piles of snow and icy walks . . . Mr. Wells and Mr. Grider taking tickets . . . Mr. Biddle at the score bench . . . WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER the beauty of the school in the spring . . . the spacious lawn of green . . . the spiraea bushes full of bloom . . . the trees in new foliage . . . spring fever . . . WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER Senior Hall at noon . . . the mad scramble to get to our lockers . . . loafing to chat with our neighbors . . . inconsequential chatter on all sides . . . hurried goodbyes . . . WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER the pep sessions in the gym . . . the student body sitting on the north side . . . the band on the south side . . . the clever skits put on to entertain us . . . the yell practices . . . WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER the splendor of the school in the fall . . . the reds and browns and golds of the foliage . . . the lawns covered with dried leaves . . . janitors raking . . . Yes, WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER.

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DEDICATION To Miss Mary Burbridge Booz, whom we have been privileged to know as an inspiring teacher and a loyal friend, we dedicate the 1946 Athenian. Her strength of character, high principles, and forceful personality have merited our admiration and respect. We are proud to dedicate to her this humble work of our minds and hands.

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