Moral High School - Moral Yearbook (London, IN)

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l MORAL Orehau1zh's Photo ORCHESTRA Members Mrs Ilack, Director Violins lilzulys llcllnnzllcl ,lczmcttc lilll'l'Cll Ruth Miller .Xustcn Smith L':1let:1 l':Zll'llCSl llurotlly King' Louis Martin Lulu lfritts Drums lilllll SL'lllUSSL'1' Piano l.uCillc ll1ll'1'Cll Cornet Selby llcmsc lfvcrcttc Ifritts Mrs. I lolcmzm Saxophone Kli's.l71'itts .Xllmcrtu .-Xnclrcws Trombone Mr. llolcmzm Mandolin rlllltlllllil Xlcllmizilrl -l1924-l Page forty-li

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Pmre forty- If MGRAL THE SENIORS' UNKNOWN PATH 'Tis our unknown path: And we only know That we must walk discreetly, XYill blaze the trail by which we go, XYe Seniors, so clignifiefl and neatly. .Xlthough 'tis true. the way seems clini, Yet we'll break the storm eloucls' wrath And speak from our hearts, Well trust in Him That knows our future path. So we'll trust in llim Xxillo knows the way, .Xml never fear nor falter: Seniors, guard your footsteps flay hy clay XYith love that never alters. DOROTHY KING, '24 --1 9 2 4-l

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MORAL Page forty-six ORCHESTRA The Orchestra was organized in September and has experienced a steady increase for the Erst year. It was not so large at the beginning, but is growing all the time, due to the fact that many students have taken up the study of music. The progress of this orchestra is due to Mr. Ciore and Mrs. llack, and under vigorous rehearsing the Orchestra has improved very much. The Orchestra has given a concert to help pay for music and other expenses connected with the school. If this continues to grow as it has for the first year, the school will have an organization to be proud of. lt has grown out of a seeming impos- sibility into a vigorous reality which has helped to spread the fame of Moral School. ---1924--?-