Madisonville High School - Maroon Yearbook (Madisonville, KY)

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To Our Friend and Advisor Mr. Clarence Evans whose acquaintance of the past year has become a lasting guide and friendship of our future, we dedicate this annual.

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Foreword Fifty years from now, in the dim and un- certain future, the members of Class ’41 will s t quietly before their open fires with pipe or knitting. We publish this annual for you as you w 11 be then. It is a chronicle of achievements you have won for dear old M. H. S. in 1941. In scan- ning over the smooth exterior, don’t fail to remember the trials and tribulations that made these dreams and plans into the reali- ties we hope to cherish always. May its faded pictures and yellow paper recall those happy days when a broken date, or a grammar test, were the most important problems; and a chance to get out of class was a lucky break. To the faculty and our friends we leave behind, we have but one thing to say, “It's been swell, and we shall never forget you nor the many things you have done for us.” 5