Oolitic High School - Limestone Yearbook (Oolitic, IN)

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Qaaewafzcl May this volume, The Limestone of nineteen hundred and forty- eigfht, be a fitting link in the long' chain of memories of our high school, and may its high ideals and sincere motives voice the spirit of our class. We wish to reaffirm the wish of the Class of '24, That all yearbooks published in the future shall have one or more views of the Limestone Industry as a frontpiecef' CLASS OF '48 3

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THE LIMESTONE STAFF Co-lCnx'1'rms-Roy Dull- 'lllll'D01l, Marvin llbmlnllu Buslxlcss lXIAx.xur:ns-Ivzmlx Duncan, Ramrlall Lcwis, 1+'r:mk lfingvr, Ralph Stir-lil Q:IRf,'l'I.ATING NIAN.XGl'IliSflVllllillIl lll'2LVC'1'9, Canrl lllllllllllf, llrmnnlrl Cmno, Chnl George ART'JUllIl Hvrl, Rftylllflllil Lj0CliIll'll HISTORY-Sllirlcy Tllompson, Ervin l,2ll'lil'l', Upzll AlUI'l'lS0l1 Ryan Wim,-Nmlulx Joffcric-H, Wilma Hensley, I'm1liI1f-Cilulg 1fOROSCOI'l'1+-VlVlilll Shipwzlsh, Marry Jones, 1 lm'o11c-c llolmcs CAL1-:xn.xn-.Tune Gilbert, lionniv .Xllvn Briclgvs, D4-loris May A1.L':s1NI-l':1tty Kirkmamn, Peggy Sowmlcrs, Novnm llvnslvy ATIILETICS-Bill VVaLlclm1, Don Leo, C'l:nulc Byers PR01'1l1ccx'-Marilyn May Chz1mlJv1's, .lame Bloor:-, linhy East Sroxsons-Mrs. rlllltfllllil K. XxY2lg.f0lll'l', Mr. Ray Allvn PICTURI'IS1lxIGlSSllCI'lS Studio ' Prurwrnn--St0ut's Print Shop Wilnm Sfcvonson

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Gm eaeecf We believe that the school of Oolitic is a good place for students. We believe in the kindness and sagacity of the teachers of Oolitic. We believe in ourselves as a -class, that in union, we have achieved successes not possible to pupils singly. We believe in ourselves as individuals: that ea-ch of us has contri- buted to the distinction of the classy that we are prepared to go out into life with eyes for its opportunities, with training for its work, with fear- lessness for its hardships. We trust in the goodness of the men and women we are about to take our places amongg we believe that they are groping upward, even as we: that we shall stumble and falter at times, even as they: and we will have charity toward all mankind, even as we would have all mankind deal charitably with us. We trust that the life which is to follow school will be generously worth our while: we believe that life disciplines wrong, inaction, and fri- volityg that it rewards rectitude, application, and earnestness. We believe that life is good, life is beautiful, life is purposeful, that the privilege to live is a gift from God: that we should return thanks by upright and fruitful living. We have faith for the days when our hair shall be white and our step slowg that they will hold only pure and beautiful memories of the past-. SENIORS '48 4