Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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 Colon M. Campbell Here lies our st ivero ijrn laird. tin King. Whose words no man relics on. Who never srtid : foolish thin r never did a wise one Martha E. Gardner And then she will talk. Vo (Sods! IIow she will talk.

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Ti was the most enjoyable affair of our school life although it was tempered with regrets at parting. The year ended and with it our frivolous spirit passed away (?); for next year we were to Ik “solemn seniors?” Two members from Deekerville and two precocious juniors joined our ranks thus raising our membership to the grand total or 23.” The amity of feeling existing between the classis of 12 and 13 has been transmitted to the ( lasses of 13 and 14. Our year has been filled so full of work that we have Imd but little time for soeial affairs. The girls of the class of 13 are pro- ficient in all branches of domestic art. while our hoys show a strong leaning for. and have demonstrated a proficiency in ath- letics. Three being members of the champion track team of the Thumb, while the remaining three are members of the champion base ball team of the county. During the year we have begun to realize the joy of work accomplished, of tasks completed, of subjects discussed, investigat- ed and truly known. Acquaintances begun by Dame Fortune have ripened into friendships tried and true. And in years to come though adrift in body, may we ever l»e united in spirit and live over and over many times the joyous, happy moments spent together under the inspiration of the teachers and within the walls of our Croswell High School. MABEL K. DAVIS. Class FLOWER Lily-of-the-Valley COLOR Green and White

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Russell J. Clyne 11 is cardinal virtues an in liis hair. Lita M. Allen See me. woo in» and flatt« r in» . Little ImmIu-s have great souls. Fannie McGuiness