Doniphan High School - Don Yearbook (Doniphan, MO)

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X ll X i .k 1 If air- -:-rrn... , il FOREWORQW A, ij, , Qulq ix y. How degr to my heart arelthe scenes of my childhood l fig When fond recollections presents them to view ,,,. f A - A J - -If T -1 ,The word f'mhome usually brings to mind a clear picture in which gpg? -.Q specialsobj'6E't, familiar and well-loved, stands out distinctly. For Samuel.W'.o8dl worth it was the old oaken bucket that hung in the well , for Thomas Hood was the fir trees dark and high , for those of us who have plepared Don it is Current River, which has brought pleasure, beauty, and fame phan and its vicinity, and from which we may derive much inspiration living. Its clear waters suggest honest, open dealing, its current's persistent flow, determined striving toward one's goal. Its changes, from blue, inviting ripples to dirty swollen torrents remind us that life, too, has its ups and downs. Finally, from the beauty and pleasure it gives so freely to so many, we may glimpse the enrichment of life through willing service. The town and the river are a part of each other and of us: Doniphan on crystal Current Gem in vendure set ............ , H A I X A

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THE DON I95l published By TI-IE STUDENTS Donlphan Hugh School Doniphan, Missouri