Fairfield High School - Crucible Yearbook (Fairfield, AL)

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.foreword Since zee belici'c us Tennyson that Ike old order chan get It, yielding place to nezv, and God fulfills hintsclf in many ways, lest one good custom should corrupt the world ” zee feel justified in changing the name of our annual from Bantam to Crucible, ft is the purpose of the present volume to shoze that the days of our babyhood have become history, that zee are standing the test of youth, and that in standing this test zee are making a record upon which our Alma Mater can always look back with pride.

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Oo Our fathers au6 Mtotbcrs DEDICATION I Then ini perturbable the gentle moon (itides aboz’c war and onslaught through the night, 11'hen the sun burns magnificent at noon On hate contriving horror by its light. When man, for whom the stars were in the shies. Turns beast to rend his fellow, fang and hoof. Shall zee not think, zeith zehat ironic eyes ature must look on ns and stand aloof? Hut not alone the sun, the moon, the stars. Shining unharmed above man’s folly mozr; Tor us three beacons kindle one another Which waver not zeith any kind of wars: We love our children still, still then zee loz.'C Who gave us birth, and still we loz'C each other. John Erskine.

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