Litton High School - Littonian Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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A picture is worth a thousand words, but is dead Without color. YVar1n colors tend to be exciting, while Cool ones provide quietness. Colors advance and retire. Color is everywhere, affecting the hunian lile greatly. The 1959 LITTONIAN joins the parade of dazzling splendor by pre- senting the famed 'Ahlarching One' I'lundred', in living color. It is another lirst in the annals of Littonirm history, but perhaps someday will be- come a tradition.

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F ORE ORD Among the pages of this l959 LIT- TONIAN the Litton student body is pictured as we spent The Time of Our Lives. . . . Moments of excitement and joy mixed with periods of seriousness -all captured to give a true descrip- tion of this glorious time . . . Faculty members and students as instructors and learners laboring together to develop successors of knowledge for future years. Now when that 'itime has come to a climax, only cherished memories are captivated to depict the pictur- esque where and how the time of our lives was spent. A vivid remembrance of these won- derful times is now ours to cherish and keep in this , . . the 1959 LIT- TONIAN. Many of the phenomena of the world lend their distinguished beauty to color. The rainbow, the sparkling diamond, the glistening soapbubble, a Elm of oil on the water, and the per- fect sunset-all are renoun for their breathtaking beauty.

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QW fllzfztza Wlatevf Let our voices loudly ringing, Echo liar and near, Songs of praise, our children singing, To thy memory dear. Ch01't11s.' Isaac Litton, Alina Mater, Tender, fair and true, Faithful sons and loyal daughters Vows of love renew. Page 5