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Anna M. Claybaugh “Ipsa quidem virtus sibimet pulcherrima merces. (Virtue herself is her own fairest reward.) We, the class of 1917, dedicate this “Cauldron” to Anna M. Claybaugh, a teacher whose life is devoted to her work; who is far more than a mere classroom teacher; whose aid and counsel in our school is invaluable.
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Foreword IFE has been described as a vast sea. It has its currents, its tempests, and its calms. The high school may be described as a fertile island in that vast sea, an island, in that it is a stopping off place for voyagers on the sea of life—a coaling station, as it were, in life’s great journey. After having landed on this island long enough to take aboard our supply of coal, in the form of knowledge, we are ready to embark once more and be carried away and apart on the currents of the sea of life. But. as the voyager, lingering on an island, imprints his name in the sand, or carves it on some rock or tree, the class of 1917 hope to leave an impress on this school, and prolong the memory of our grand old class, with this, the fifth volume of “The Cauldron.” We have striven to paint for our friends, a picture of our high school days, and the benefits we have derived from them. We have constructed an oracle of the past, as it were, to which we may go in days to come, and gazing far into the “shadowy designs of the past,” renew from time to time the shattering chain of Iron Linked Fellowship moulded in our high school days.
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