Limestone Community High School - Amulet Yearbook (Bartonville, IL)

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'Dedication Mr. 3rank Hardin We, the 1956 AMULET staff, dedicate this book to a teacher very deserving of the honor, Mr. Frank Hardin. During his three years at Limestone he has lent a helping hand in many phases of school life. We acknowledge the draftsman trophy which he so graciously presented to Limestone, the wonderful art work which has been exhibited here, and his many other services which are too numerous to mention. We hope this dedication, humble though it may be, will partially show our admiration, Mr. Hardin.

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 The 1955-1956 AMULET staff has en- deavored to portray the events of the past school year through the theme, IN THE DAYS OF THE KNIGHTS. As you look through the following pages, of this our summary in pictures, may you go back with us to the time of the Round Table. It was the combination of work and play of the Knights-errant, Knights, Squires, and Pages that helped make the medieval castles famous. The faculty and the students of Limestone have, through their co-operation, made this their castle. In the days of yore when the Knights rode forth to battle, they carried a good luck charm, known as the AMULET. It is our hope that the inspiration and in- fluence received at Limestone will be a true AMULET for each of you as you go forth and face Life's Battles. 2

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The theme of this year’s yearbook is Knights of the Round Table. In the days of old when knights were bold” those individuals wishing to earn knighthood re- ceived a basic education in the art of combat and were then sent forth to do deeds of valor to earn their place at the Round Table. We here at Limestone are attempting to furnish that basic education which will qualify you students to go out and do your deeds of valor. It is by your future deeds in all the adventures which make up your life span that you will reflect glory and honor upon Limestone High School. Principal's Message 4