Maine Central Institute - Trumpet Yearbook (Pittsfield, ME)

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RN. 10 I THE 1921 TRUMPET X ol IX N5 . Y .9 eff any-ee mee f1f eeee e aewefw--ef .uf C y z ., 1 1 Q s - I V T 7 Y V Y A 'WY 'Enix M. C. I. Oath of Allegiance We will never bring disgrace on this our school By any act of dishonesty Or cowardice We will fight for the ideals and The sacred things of the school Both alone and with many. We will revere and obey the school's laws And we will do our best To incite a like reverence and respect In those who are prone to annul them Or set them at naught. We Will strive increasingly to quicken The pupil's sense of school duty. Thus in all these Ways We will transmit this school Not only-not less-but greater-better And more beautiful Than it was transmitted to us. CAdapted from the oath taken by the young men of Athensl 6

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Vol. IX. THE 1921 TRUMPET M- Uiaif D E D I C A T I O N - To our beloved Class Teacher FRANCES PATTEN KIDDER whose inspiration shall guide us thru the years, we affectionately dedi- cate this book. GW- 1 A Q? nr kj' .fit was z' C :ig s , I 'samba' 'Vw ,Sv---------:-- I--------H N.: s-A 'dai if-Q

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KRN- lf, '1'mA0'6 6,+,vn,' JA e he e so af ol. IX. THE 1921 TRUMPET i n 4, - .Sq 4, 1- mumm- k Vol. IX. The Trumpet Class of 1921 C6rrrting We are presenting the ninth edition of : The Trumpet to our friends with the con- , fidence that it will be graciously received. We have tried to have it proclaim with true 5 and clear notes the ideals that M C. I holds foremost 11? ll We cannot extend too much gratitude to all who have made its publication possible. 7