Eastern High School - Talon Yearbook (Middletown, KY)

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ne Who Himself ls ,i A ,J-:V :-jgsi. . 'Gi , V f Iilif' U , A J- f V1-W P. Qgav ,U-m 1 all 1 1 A True dedication . . . that intangible quality of unselfish devotion to purpose. To us as your students, Mr. Elliott, you have personified essence of ded- ication. Your goaliiiidligsryigrabeen to teach In doing so you haye offered far more of yourself than wasyrequired. Many students have not seen your solitary figure crossing the empty parking lot, the first one to arrive and the last one to depart. Yet you are there. You are alf ,. f 1 -f1i,tz1MMs ' ., ' :f15'rs.1i .ThfZv5i:i?5f! . .ns-1 W N it ., ways there when we need youi You haye inspired us to think inde- pendentlyfji Your unselfish efforts as a not onlyyyour students' re- spect Your ist soughtitoi iiyii giveius' your most gift-knowletdgemys'Y Wvhat iiiiii your Greatness? yYour great- ness lies your Dedication to us y, . . your students, to your profession .p , . teaching, and to field . . . chemlstryp if,,:::::l5ifE5?f's5ifft ffl- -flris:-f?ir'?5i5?l

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The Joy of Today The teenager plays an active role in his generation It is during this period that he develops character.