Morristown High School - Booster Yearbook (Morristown, IN)

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Uhr Qliinrristnmn 2Buu5tzr Hzrlrhirtnrg lt is with a sense uf hotli pleasure and sadness that I speak to you at this time. I assure you that it is. indeed. a great pleasure ti- stand hefnre ywu as une nf such a class. It is a still greater pleasure tu knnw that we, as members .if this class, have accumplished the greater part, if not all, uf what this institutiun has prescribed. As our minds wander hack river the happy times, the many joyful prwccedings in which we have partici- pated, in the few shnrt years in which we have heen twgether as a class. a sudden sadness possesses us at the thought uf leaving those care-free days hehind. Nw duuht, on entering' High Schmtl as Freshmen. part. if nut all. nf us thuught that when we reached nur Qraduatimi day we wwuld he at the end and at the Qual at which we had aimed. XYe have reached that glial, and nur aspiratiwns have heen realized. llut as we stand and lfntk intl' the future we see that the steps uf knmvledge lead ever upward. liach year nf schfml life we have set new ideals, each higher and greater than the last. .Xnd Hut uf it all. l :tm sure that we have gained stnnetliing that will henc- fit us in the future. Hur work is no longer in the same trodden path, made hy others years agp, We must separate, take our uwn chosen direction and make the path fur nurselves. liut nu matter how far the distance, or huw pressing the time, our tlmugtlits will ever wander hack to that place which is so sacred to our minds-old ll. H, 9. Hundreds of voices have sounded through the halls of this building and many hundreds are yet to come. lt is an ever-fluwing stream. This is wnly a commence- xnent of greater things. The time fur us tu part is at hand, but we clit not go empty-handed. XYe take with us the knowledge that we have attained during nur sclinul life, and it remains with us whether we prdfit hy the lessons and make a success uf life. -Xs we part fruin the portals uf this institution we shall always think of the debt we owe our teachers. parents and friends. Dear classmates, the time is at hand when we must say farewell. The wurld needs us, we must heed the call and fall in line. And with nur eyes upon that goal which is high aluive this life of tears and surrtmws. let us hid nur last fund farewell. -lT.XRlll.lP lk. Hwyizxs, '17, Page tw-truly-fi-ur

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