Paulding High School - Echo Yearbook (Paulding, OH)

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I lil IC UIQ 9 Q W . 4 S-DJAQ Q gf! an X if 1. X uiQ3se3f: lie1.i To Hier Fisher we wou1C like to way the kigheet trikvte. Hot only nns e?e been A wonFerVu7 teacher, but she's been Q real pal and has :ivan a helflrg hand to all who need it. Yet there is no honor which can trnly meet The merit she deserves. She was felthful to P.F.S. fcr more than n Quarter of n century. Beceuee she has given others so much hejninenn, we are certain thnt the following yeers of her retirement will be filled with joy and Qlainess. He want to thank ycu for every- thing, Mies Fisher. You're one nernon we'11 never forget. N 'W

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UZAI TO SEI! I N lElD13lf IS PO I ll ,- ' ' ' A-fmt .ww rw K' ' 1 Clsssmates, how culckly are the years Enfolded within T1me's unendlrp scroll, But yesterday, it seems, we came, Unknown, untried, to prove our worth, To share the gifts here lavishly bestowed. Today we go. The daily intercourse That we have known for years must end, The struggles and the laughter, the triumphs and defe ts Will be but memories, yes, cherished memories That we shall often summon in review. As the moment comes when members of this school we cease to be, Both Joy and Sadness mingle in our thoughts--- Joy that our tasks in school are all complete And wider fields of usefulness await, Regret that the many pleasant fellowships we've known Must end on the Commencement Day. But though the swiftly rolling yenrs shall heap Great drifts of Time between the now and then, In Menory's gallery this place we'l1 keep And oft, though distant far, shall see again. Our paths henceforth shall lie, sac? in its way Divergent from the one we've kept together, Yet shall we reach the common goal of Truth Enlightened by the torch of common good.