Decatur High School - Ravelings Yearbook (Decatur, IN)

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RAVELINGS ■ LIBRARY We find it fitting to place the picture of the hbi-ary here in the faculty section for two reasons: recognition and appreciation. Have you recognized the library as one of your instructors? It is! You go there daily for recreation and study. Madam Library, through her diversified subject teaching, has solved many problems for you. Many a difficult and tangled educational skein has she unravelled for each stu- dent who has come to her guidance. Do you then, as a student, fully appreciate what the lilbrary as an instructor means to you? Do you pay this teacher the homage she de- serves? Do you come within her walls for the quiet recreation of reading and for the beneficial labor of study or do you come to mutilate and de- stroy ? Students, let us give Madam Library our full obeisance. Do not treat her lightly but regard her as sanctuary where in quiet study she helps you improve that most wonderful of God-given possessions — the mind! Seventeen M- .■ - r. P ' 2 ' ;-.-

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RAVE LINGS HELEN HAL ' BULU. Music. B. P. S. M., Indiana University. Sixteen. KATHRYN KAUFFMAN, Art. A. B., Indiana Univei ' slty ; Sponsor Color Wliee! Club. CLARA REPPERT, Latin. Indiana University, A. B.; Sponsor Sodalltas Latina.

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A PATH, flecked with sunshine and shadows, leads through the forest. A tree, now seen in the distance, served as a guide along this path. Looking into the perspective, it has grown smaller. It seems to wave a solemn farewell, for we shall not come back to it. Two other trees we pass. We rested at their base. We were sheltered by their shade. We carved our initials in their bark and signified we had paused there in the years, 1931 and 1932. Now we stand on the path near the last tree. The path ends at its foot. We listen to the gentle rustling of its leaves. They seem to say, Farewell — good luck and God be with You!