Morristown High School - Booster Yearbook (Morristown, IN)

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fdlbr worristnmn 2Bnn5tcr Q illnremnrh This year. IIQI7, marks the publication of the first .Xnnual at Morristown lligh Selluul. lffvr some time 1-ast. the various classes have considered the matter. but i11 each case decided that they could not spare either the time or effort necessary to make sucl1 a project a success. This year's class. however, decided unanimously that such a publication should be issued. So. in accordance with this decision. the officers were elected and the organization completed. The staff was divided into two llCIJ2lI'tlllClllSflllC llusiness and the lfditorial-witli l.anre11ee Xxvflldlllilll and llenry Collins as the respective heads. lt has not heen the intention of those in charge to make the little journal an exclusive Senior publication. although it is issued under direction uf that class. but rxither to make it a hook in which the whole school shonld have an interest and part. The work l1as heen carried on with this purpose in view Zllltl it is hoped that the other classes will take the same degree of interest and pride i11 the accivmplislinient that we do. The work has heen gone over very carefully, ill order to weed out any errors. Care has also been taken to elin1inate anything' that might be offensive to any- cne in any way. liut in spite of this, we realize that the work cannot he perfect. so we can only offer our apology for those parts that might have been better. The labor that has been expended has been unusually heavy, due to the fact that the work had to be started at the very first, and only a few had any experience in similar undertakings. However, we feel tl1at it has been a labor of love, and that the work has not been i11 vain by Ellly' means, but that we shall be amply rewarded i11 tl1e years tl1at are yet to come. when we may take down the little book, which we labored so hard to make a success. a11d gaze on tl1e faces and read tl1e 'crords of those with whom we were affiliated at Xl. H. S. XVe feel that it will be a delightful remem- brance of tl1e days that have faded into tl1e past. So. with tl1e greatest reluctance. we offer for your approval the first Year llook of Morristown High School-The liooster of 1917. -HENRY Co1,1.1Ns, 'I7. l':11:e Iwo

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jllimtmi YQIIIIUFBU Srbrntrrn g r ,nn ur mg 16' It S' h I IE 'lil' E112 Qblh Srlinnl Lfimlhrng How dear In 111-1' lzvart arc flu' xc1'111'.v of my child- We who liave 12111111111 here during the 111'e11z11'z1tio11 hood, days of life realize that we might now stand luefore lI'l1f'11 fond Wfollvcfioiis fwvsvizl fflflll tn ':'iv'Z1'.' the world hetter 111'ep111'ei1, that we might have zicei H1117 1SAXMlJliL t1',V,1,1,Swl,R'1-H' '-T116 4 1111 fwjakcu lgucketf' plished more during our scho- 11 life. had our huililing facilities been eo111111e11surz1te with our needs. .-Xlthough the old School lluilding muy he dear to liearing this sad fact i11 mind, we eztriiestly' recoin- us, as the place where many liappy and 111-ofitable mend that the school officials and pati-o11s uf this hours have been whiled awav. we should certainlv community see to it that Z1 new building' is erected at have no tears to shed, no pang of regret, to see a new once, that those who follow i11 our paths may 111 it he o11e take its place. ln fact, we feel it i1n11e1'z1ti1'e that handicapped as we have 1lk'k'll i11 this struggle for rm 21 new school building. worthy uf the eduez1tio11al education. 1-tanding' of the eominunity, should he erected at once. I' a g c t h r e e -1111-Q Liuxss or 14117.