Marshall High School - Maverick Yearbook (Marshall, TX)

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UYUUUYII A bit of campus dust, A breeze from campus trees, A glimpse of stately walls: May our book be such as these. Our hopes and dreams and fears, And our absurclities, Our smiles and frowns and tears May our book be such as these. Of friends and comrades dear, Our wreath of memories Gr-ows fairer year by yearg Nlay our book be such as these. xv s I WY liwgfx X X N XX 5 Qs A i l- A45 l 0 .ff 7 -xfW'9w jUi'h A QYL

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flfilsfiqezx it is An Apprvriaiinn Our citizens, in prcuvicling for the education of the boys y and girls of Marshall, have been in the highest degree pa- triotic. Our magnificent high school building is a monument of their wise and generous patriotism. However, this building is not dedicated to scholarship as l an end, nor to books for their own sakeg but to education as a power, and to educated men andwomen in this community. l May we in the future, show in our daily walk, that we have studied the wisdom of the ages, and may we purify our y lives by our study of the songs of the poets and wise words of l the philosophers. y By so doing, we can best express our sincere appreciation to those who have provided for us these great opportunities. mi .X we JJ i