North High School - Memory Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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num nmnnnnmunu unnnmnnnnnnnnnnmnnnu mu Friendship is one of the deepest facts of life. The greatest possible achievement in a High School career is the beginning of lasting comrade- ship. It is with this thought in mind that the Staff presents the 1925 Polaris Annual, which has the privi- lege of preserving the records of the first year in New North. We, the Staff, are justly proud and grateful for the honor of preparing this year book as a memorial to the Seniors. We will admit that there are some inaccuracies, but we have done our best. If, in time of retro- spection, the perusal of these pages will recall happy experiences, then, wc will not have worked in vain. 10

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PASSING ON HY DAVID LARRIMER Rustling, rasping, sliding, scraping, Sounds of footsteps passing by lflnter in my reverie, shaping Visions on my inner eye, Pictures of the times, in leisure, I have dreamed within these walls, Scenes of heartfelt toil and pleasure Known along these echoing halls. Footsteps ever passing by meg On and on, I wonder where? Step of weak and step of mighty- Do you note the difference there? No-they move in mighty measure, Step for step as brothers here, Seeking, each one, for the treasure To be gleaned from web-bound seer. There our friends and there our rivals Colleagues in our youthful strife: There our loves, the sweet survivals 01' the dreams we've felt as life 3- All are mingled with those mortals That are ever moving on Till they enter unseen portals And with them the sounds be gone. Soon we leave these halls forever- Loyal friends who, side by side, Lived and learned but now must sever Youthful bonds so strong with pride. Soon we go into the toiling Ol' a world that calls us forth,- Though it parts us by its moiling Bound are we by thee, Old North. 12