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

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ii- .... ABULAE ---it .11-1 Lucius Aucuvr Him. WARREN Q OUR SPONSORS Sponsors? Maybe someone would ask, Why do we have sponsors and what good are they? We have found that they are a necessary part of a successful class and we consider ourselves very lucky in having them, as every school is not so fortunate. Our sponsors guide the locomotive that carries the train of cars in which the members of our class are the passengers. The firemen are responsible for the energy of the train. On our train Miss Roadstrum, chosen as one of the sponsors in our freshman year, shoveled the fuel into the languid fire of our enthusiasm: immediately it became more intense, and wc started off at full speed. In her spare moments she organized the Pep Club for the girls of the classes, and they have imparted her enthusiasm to the rest of the school at our games. 'Member when we had assemblies in the old study hall? Who was it that got up and gave a snappy talk or a cheer when pep was low? Miss Roadstrum, of course. Mr. Warren has acted as engineer, for he has looked ahead into the future and carried us safely past the bad spots. He has stayed right with us the whole trip, and now as we enter the last lap, his influence is spreading farther and farther. If our engineer should leave us, our train would surely be derailed, for the guiding control would be gone. About half way past the third mile-post, Miss Roadstrum gave us our last shovelful of energy in laying plans for the Iunior-Senior banquet and thenshe stopped off at the station Rest because of ill health. We pause here to thank Miss Iacobsen for the assistance she gave us during the remainder of that year. . I And then you know, over the last hard hills they often put on a second engine to carry part of the load. Guess who engineered the second engine? Miss Aucutt, whom we elected in our senior year to fill the vacancy left by Miss Roadstrum. When she has not been busy with her other duties as a sponsor, she has gone through the train to arouse those sleepers who still have work to do before they reach the goal. Maybe it's only a report, maybe an incomplete to make up, or some such trifling matter, but those Hnishing touches are the important ones: so they must be, and have been, made in time and well done. So it is our sponsors who have guided us along the roadway to success. It is to them that we offer our gratitude and thanks, and it is their influence that will help to guide us in future years. - i Page 23