Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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The Pilgrimage At length the pilgrims came in sight of the stately Building which had just been reared for them and those who should follow them; and they stood before the white-arched Door and prepared to enter. “It is a fair and beautiful Building,” said one. “It is a Memorial to those Brave Ones who have gone be- fore,” said another. “May we find therein the truth, and joy and knowledge and goodness which they would have us find,” murmured, all the pilgrims—and then they entered. And those who passed by looked at the Building, and saw that the doors were open wide, and they smiled happily and said: “May it prove a profitable pilgrimage, for these pil- grims are the hope of our City—save they come back to us competent and strong, the Foundations of our City Wall shall crumble, and our Temples shall fall into dust.”

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SENIOR SECTION

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THE AUDITORIUM There was in the Building a beautiful Auditorium in which two thousand people may sit. THE LIBRARY And there was a Room for books—a pleasant place where the pilgrims may read and study. —