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There’s dignity in suffering — Nobility in pain — But failure is a salted wound That burns and burns again. Margery Howell
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doing your )pt5 the best you can. And being just o your fellow man; t s making money, but holding friends. nd stayin rue to your aims and ends; it's figuring how and learning why. And locking forward and thinking high; And dreaming a little and doing much; peeping always in closest touch h what is finest in word and deed; being thorough, yet making speed; daring blithely the field or chance ile making labor a brave romance; going onward despite defeat d fighting staunchly, but keeping sweet; being clean and it's playing fair; laughing lightly at Dame Despair; looking up at the stars above, d drinking deeply of life and love; tis struggling on with the will to win. Bqt taking loss with a cheerful grin; It'a sharing sorrow, and work, and mirth. Ani making better this good old earth; It’sfcerving, striving through strain and stress. It's Doing your noblest — that’s Success! K [ — Berton Braley
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The 1978 Homecoming Festival proved to be a great suc- cess. It started off with the Annual Homecoming Parade. Numerous floats and decorated cars were included in the procession. The Homecoming Court Representatives, Stu- dent Council Representatives, and the spirited Garber Band also paraded down the Essesxville streets in the light rain. There was no float competition because of the lack of judges. Following the parade came the Annual Pancake Sup- per sponsored by the Garber Athletic Association. For the many Garber and Ortonville fans who attended this all you can eat dinner, it proved to be a great success. Last, but not least, the Garber Football Game against the Ortonville Blackhawks resulted in a decisive victory for the Dukes, 36- 0, upping their record to a perfect 5-0! The announcement of the 1978 Duke and Duchess, Mark Vanderlooven and Mary Lu Goddeyne, was the climax of the halftime festivi- ties. The annual Homecoming Dance entitled Shimmering Reflections in Shades of Blue was an overall success for the many students and alumni who attended. These festivi- ties make Homecoming one of the most important and exciting events of the school year. 4
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