Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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I Temple of knowledge, standing high, Upon your pedestal the earth, It is our turn to pass you by. And let the world proclaim our worth. II Our short-lived struggle now is past. And many victories have we won! The distant goal we’ve reached at last, But hold,—our life-work’s just begun! Ill The years we spent within your walls, Are assets of the purest gold Whose worth time tests, when o’er us falls, The joy or sorrow life may hold. IV Oracle of wisdom, guide our way Thru the changing tides of life, And watch that we may not go astray, In the wide world’s endless strife. 6 —Stanley C. Cush.

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L. V. Keeler Superintendent of Public Schools of Michigan City Much could be said about Mr. Keeler's ability as an executive; one might mention his orderly system, and his effective work in bringing our schools to their high standard of efficiency. But it is not this which so much impresses the student who is acquainted with our superintendent. It is his calm serenity, no matter what the occasion, his courtesy and kindness to those beneath him, his generous interest in all matters, which pertain to the schools, or to their students. —E. D. L.