Lima Central High School - Annual Mirror Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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- ' ND now the Class of '29 stands before the door which is both an exit and an entrance: an exit from a life of study and preparation, an entrance to a life of practice and action. As it prepares to take the inevitable step which will close that door forever it rightly hesitates and looks back- ward. Through its memories, some of sadness and some of hap- piness, it at last sees itself as others have always seen it: strug- gling, ever struggling, to solve the secrets and mysteries of life and nature. It sees those to whom it owes one of the greatest of debts, a debt that only appreciation and emulation can repay. Finally it sees' the school which it has called its own for four long years. The school which in that minute space of time has given it something which will shield and protect it on the path- ways of the future that are as yet untrod. And then it confidently faces about, realizes that life is still a magnificent game. Not a game decided by a lucky throw of the dice, but rather a game that brings success only when the memories of the past become the true auxiliary of the hopes of the future. Life has made its gesture. The class of '29 must 'catch the vision and bring to realization those dreams and plans which are a part of everyone. 2NW twenty four

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1 Ah, make the most of what ye yet may spend, Before ye too into the Dust descend: Dust info Dust, and under Dust to lie, Sans Wine, sans Song, sans Singer, and sans End! --OMAR KHAYYAM Gllawarn

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I am monarch of all I survey. -COWPER I am a part of all that I have met, Yet all experience is an arch where through Gleams the untraveled world, whose margin fades Forever and forever. -TENNYSON Svvninra in fr-fl I '1 X