Newton High School - Railroader Yearbook (Newton, KS)

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11130 QE. QE. Q. What is success that men seek after fame? The triumph of an instant, one brightjlash? Perhaps. But what is left? A dream, a name, And calm, mute memory, cz burnt-out ash! How much better is it to plant a seed From which a spreading tree shall spring, A lasting monument, a living meed, Where sunlightflickers and wild birds sing, A man who sets his goal above the crave For brilliant name and plaudits of the mob, And plants friendships that last beyond the grave, Has won reward-from which time cannot rob. Gold begets not gold, fame comes to an endf But from great love springs love, from friend, afriend. Robert Donaldson Darrell

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jfnrztnnrh .E are on the thresholrl of the future, and are to step higher and farther than we have ever gone before. These four or five happy years of our high school life, possibly happier than We shall ever know again, are gone, and we cannot recall them if we would. Wllat is there left to us by which we can bring back to us these earlier days of our youth? Only this-the record of the class of 1922-the thirteenth issue of the Newtoniang and may its message of ggooml-fellowship and honest endeavorlgo forth to every member of our class to help and cheer them in the uncertain years to come. This book could not have been made by any o11e person, or by any small group of personsg for it is the combined work of the entire school- and more especially the lasting monument which shall go down to posterity as the con- tribution of the Class of 1922 to the Newton High School.