David Lipscomb High School - Mizpah Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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DerHcution to Students Merits Students ' Dezhcation As a teacher, a triend, and a Christian par- ent, she has exemplitiecl the qualities ot one whose lite is dedicated to the betterment ot her tellow men and the turtherance ot under- standing. She is lcnown among her students and friends as one constantly striving to gain and under- stand so that she might impart her wisdom to others. Through her instruction, we have come to lcnow and appreciate more tully the world in which we live, and have thus gained an extra measure ot tolerance and human understanding. She has inspired every student to excel and expand his scope ot knowledge, ottering all her talents to this end. In deepest appreciation tor her inspiration as a Christian triend and instructor, we do dedi- cate this IQ64 lvllZPAl-l to Mrs. Martha Riedl.

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GRADUATION . . STUDIES . . . The world ot knowledge-an infinite place. A world which has its existence in the mind, the unexploited, almost un- limited intellect ot man. Books and classrooms. dreaded tests and long soli- tary hours ot study are but a small part of the great universe ot learning. The intricacies ot many systems ot geometry. the wonderful pictures ot nature in a su- perb poem, the miracle ot lite in a shape- less struggling amoeba are all exciting leaps into the glorious intinity ot won- der. The realization ot the immensity of our task in learning--this is the lcnowl- edge that is behind us.