Eugene High School - Eugenean Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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As snnlighl ollon nioiros lhi' lringos ol' lho ilorkosl rlonils, so also lho Iirillionl honos holil lor lho lnlnrr shine through own tho gloom-si sliorlows rosli ln lhi' rlonressiiio ronililions nl' loilan. Tho glorious worlil ol tomorrow hos lioronn' lho ilroznn inrlooil tho Qool ol niony noonlos. To lhoin il ollrrs an roinnlole oxpirssiiiii ol' noone onrl soriii'ily, ol' srionlilir ond rullorol llf'l'llHli'llllll, and of eniogohlo os woll os nrolilohli' lixing. Nlony are looking lo lho lulnro ocroinplislnnonls ol man for tho reolizolion ol' lhoir honos. Uthors are owoil- ing the lIllCl'YPlllllJIl ol' tho Uinnipotrnt Forros, but in either rose, lUlllUl'l'UNN,S world holds lor all the opox ol their osnerolions and nroiloininotos their thoughts ond or- tions today. DAVE STONE x

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Miss Mae D. Kinsey In Nl0lll0I'lillll A GREAT TEACHER In thinking of Miss Kinsey, there comes to mind a line from the 31st chapter of Proverbs: And her chil- dren shall rise and call her bless- ed. u Many are those of her former children who have written from the war fronts, from all walks Q' of life, to tell her what a blessing her understanding, her humor, her love of the beautiful and true, her insistence on work well done have meant to them. It is most fitting that the Eu- genean should honor Miss Kinsey, for it too, is one of her children. For many years she guided its editors and staffs to produce a record of Eugene high of which its students might well be proud. To a faithful and loyal friend, a perfect teacher, and counsellor of youth, Miss Mae D. Kinsey, the Eugenean pays grateful and lov- ing tribute. Requiescat in Pace