Lyons Township High School - Tabulae Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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TABULAE - 1 9 2 5 db Q. -. - e ' ' lil. EF. Qllarkv If the hundreds of pupils who have felt the influence of Mr. Clarke as a teacher and as a man could meet together, what a chorus of praise there would be! He has always been able to create in the hearts of his pupils a combined liking and a deep respect. The jovial way this wizard taught math has made our hours with him a deliht. He has taught us principles of living as well as mathematicsg he has been interested in all our activities. Through his twenty-five years of service he has done more than any' other one person to make our school merit its good reputation. With deepest regret the students, faculty, and alumni of L. T. H. S. see Mr. Clarke leave and he carries with him our love and gratitude. U 27

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-Q03 187' L1 - ff-Ti- f- -- isi s, TAKBLT LAKE -1 Q 2 5 C? y 25fvZw fdk Him Elena At night, when moonlight iilms the ivied tower With misty silver, gloried as a dream, And faint fog-wraiths slip in and out, agleam, Among the stately trees 5 that is the hour When, splendid, strong, magnificent with power, Our school's brave soul shines in the moonlight's beam Then, not in daylight's bitter glare, we seem To see the gift she gives us as our dower: To live a full lifeg not for gaudy fame Or strutting show, but for a worthy goal, For Love, for Honor, for our School's dear name. The gift she gives us is no scanty dole: It is a dear won right to play the game, It is a hardy freedom of the soul. A Marjorie Miller 28