Middletown High School - Mihiscan Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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0:12155 lrnplmtg In olden tlmes there llyed a group of seml barbarlc soyerelgns though they had attalned much culture through thelr Latln nelghbors they stlll held IH hlgh esteem some barbaric fancles and Ideas and they made thelr fancies and ldeas facts Those facts were made supreme and they were done The fancy they loy ed best yy as to stralghten all crookedness From the barbarxc ways of the tlme they had borrowed the notlon of the publlc arena and had cultured and refined the mmds of thelr people by the yalor of man and beast Now they bullt a large amphltheatre but not for gladxatlon not for concluslons of questions of rellglon but to stralghten the crookedness and deyelop the mental energxes of their subjects It came to pass ln the days of the good old soverelgns when they felt that they would soon haye to leaye thelr loyal subjects that they went Into the temple of the Augurles to know whether th p mple should prosp r by thelr wmrk And It came to pass on thus eyentful day that there were strange slgns md forebodmgs And It became dark before nxght and the earth trembled and llghtmng rent the alr and thunder resounded far and near Amld the Cflflfllsltlfl of the elements the Prophet Motalleb appeared clad IH hls mystlc re bes of many colors He 1 ke the e thlngs of the people And Prophet Motalleb spake these things concermng Thelma Thou shalt take unto thyself a compamon For the sake of the one most dear thou shxlt trayel IH strange lands afterward thou shalt settle with thv beloyed ln a clty m north western Indlana Here I see before the anl thme a pro p rous future And he spake of Mary In these days that are to come 1 certam lad shall return a handsome robust young man and persuade thee th it the Hoosn r Qtate ls not as good as the Golden State I'1nally conymced thou shalt trayel west after bemg persuaded to become Queen of hxs bungalow And of Hester Thou shalt become a famed poetess and learned men of all only IH the prlme of thy poetic career thou shalt meet a yery hmdsome young gentleman and he shall take thee far away to a beautlful country home where ye shall llye IH happlness And rt was reyealed of Leym whose surname ls Lxtz that An eyll omen shall hang oyer thee for some tlme Howeyer IU mlddle llfe thou shalt go tl Germany and there take up the study of Qlyll Ffmglneermg T e be t xdym e we can glye Lltz IS to beware of hls temper and prwe hghts yy hlle there And Niotalleb pondered long and yyell before reyeallng the fate of Iuls1e And I'ls1e conslder well what lles before thee there shall be many strange slgns and days of darkness but remember eyery cloud hath a sllyer llnmg Alas a former schoolmate who has been to college shall return and further e 1pt1y ate the heart of Mlss Pl'-.le And Cathern I see before thee great str1fe and contentnon wlth 1 glrl of a nearby communlty There shall be many harsh words and hasty quarrels concern Ing a certaln young farmer But the strlfe for thee shall haye been ln y un 1 not grxeye but perseyere a home awalts thee an far away Oklahoma And xt shall come to pass of Olxye who by the way IS not a Shoemaker G X E 'i S e is V ! s k v v ' , 1 ev v , . ' v V ' V s ' . V , ' 1 'x' L1 A. 1 w 1 r I' X Q ' 1 - 1 1 1 .1 sz 1 ' l ' . , 3 ' ' I . V J . 3. x . . . .. . - .' 1 J . j ' .. S a 1 S , 5 1 1: . . .l 1 . 1 .1 . S 1 2: J ' . 1 ' 1 1' ' J z '1 ' .. V. . 1 ' V ' . ' V ' - 'i 1 L . e 9 ' ' ' . J e1 : ' ' s e ' 1 v. It 1 vs I a . ' I 5 . . 5 . , 4 . 'N 1 V ' V V' . . V A V ,V A . . ' ,, KK . countrles shall read of thee and honor thee for thy' reat work. But alas wh1Ie1 , . I A' ' I ll ' V ' ' J . ' I ' l 1 'A L ' v, I . Ae -1 1 s V ' I. 1 1 ,,. h 1 1s z ' c1 A 1 T 1 A V1 A ' . A ' A 1 .'- : v :gy V V ,C ,S , . . X' B. I ... V. ,V K V V V -' V, ' ' ' V , L. ' V S x L. . I .2 ' V. , sk ln h. it T X 'll 11 ' ' - 1 f D . I 4 1 v 1 1 1 v ' v Ax - 1 v 1 v V j . : , ,,, '1 11 'z . D y ' V 1 v A V. ' 1 ,, ' 1 1 . 'I It A 4 ' v V v v 'Q , A I 1 . , I e. , , ' . L ' 1 ' VA E if YE N