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dmtum he Moccasin greets you. This greeting is most cordial. We hope wyour first impressions of The Moccasin, the second high school annual, are favorable. We would like to have it please you from cover to cover. If its appearance and its contents are such as to impress you happily, we shall feel our pleasant task has been done, to a degree at least, as well as we would have it done. The plan of the 19(Mi book is somewhat different from the one of last year. A new dress, a different shape, a greater variety in the contents, and a new name, are some of the minor changes. We believe in the new name. Even on the ground where our beloved high school stands there grew in the days of long ago, the wild moccasin flower. Here, in his noiseless moccasin, trod the red man. And, mayhaps, attracted by the modest beauty of the moccasin flower, he has plucked it time and oft, long before our forefathers ever thought of erecting on this spot the walls of our dear old school. This graceful flower, then, which so becomingly blossomed forth in the beautiful month of May, gave us a name for our annual. There is no other name so appropriate for our unassuming booklet. It is not unpleasant for one whose school days are in the dim past to cast aside, for the passing moment, thi busy rush of the present day, and gaze on those years when school life and school days were his, all his very own. The Moccasin may remind such a one of those happy days and, perhaps, awaken joyful memories To read the accounts of success along lines of worthy school endeavor will cause the ambitious and energetic student, now in the high school, to plan thru future effort conquests for himself. Not conquests over others. To conquer one’s inefficient self leads to the noblest fruitage, a bountiful harvest of good deeds. The Moccasin greets him and bids him strive on, strive on! And to the younger school boys and school girls who have before them the work of a number of years before they can go into the ‘-big room upstairs”, The Moccasin says, “Co ni on! You can do it! Prepare today’s tasks well in order to get tomorow’s better, and be obedient, careful, kind. Come on!” V
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