Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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tH.H.s.1 Qi T H E E P IT O M E X9 519251 , 3 R.XI.l'll 'lil-1li'l'lPli L'1,tx1u2xt'12 Xi4tRN,Xl'l-' -lonx YX, llrxxlzri, Svrhnnl Enarh liR'l'.XlXl.Y our worthy School lioztrcl deserves recognition for their in- rztluable services to the comlmmity. AX goocl school system is the best founda- tion for cre'ttinf-' '1 wholesome atmosphere in the town :mtl surrounding rlistricts. 1 1 m lt is through the keen business ability zinfl the progressive iclezts of the Super- intenclent :incl School lloarcl that the llzigerstown High School hats reached its present high stanclarcl. They have lztborecl to provide the schools with the best means of both physical and mental ecluczttion. This past year the Yocationztl .Xgriculture and Home liconomics courses have been established. The Commercial and Art Departments have been enlarged and ri nioving picture machine purchased. As Zl whole the progress of the schools is clue to the efficient and capable School lloztrcl. l9l

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fH.H.S.l Qi T ll li li P I T O M li Q9 519251 Ellarmnvll Ahhrvnn ICNIORS we hid you farewell. 'lihe time of parting' has come. It lwrings with it all the memories of your lives. memories of how you as strangers came into this community and were treated not as strangers hut as one of us. Then too, it was your lot to welcome others, hut now you have run your race and are ready for the beginning of a new record. This record, let us hope, will he one in which you will excel. Speakers tell us when they talk In a group of school pupils, that they hope that they are talking' to future presi- dents. l'erhaps one of you may nll that highest position of trust and honor in our great nation, hut whatever he your place and whatever be your lot in life. go forth and invest your talents so that you may gain other talents. Find your niche in the order of things and till it. Do your hit lmetter than anyone else. You are starting on Voyages in the Sea of Life. Some of you will captain a pleasure ship and some may only shovel coal. Your voyage may he on stormy tides, but he hy the wheel. 'l'houg'h your ship he torn hy storm. rememlmer that it is your duty to guide her safely to harlmor. Finally. Seniors, let me say that it is my sincerest wish that your voyage may he fair and your ship seaworthy. Farewell. Seniors, Farewell! I. A. H. sl10l