Raleigh High School - Excelsior Yearbook (Raleigh, IN)

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iigi111Ql'Greeting 'r 'ire --.. K, T is not without a sense of pleasure mingled with sorrow that we present this second volumn of our annual. There are pleasures and joy in the fact that we have passed two milestones since we published our first volumn. VVe have parted from some of our friends and schoolmates that have become near and dear to us. Much has been a part of our life here that shall be no more. For the world is calling us to life and action and we must answer this reveiling without delay. When high school days or over-they with their toil and study, with their bitterness and joy remain as pleasant memories. When you are bent with toil and labor of the years that have gone by, you raise the careworn hand to brush the silver locks from a tear-bedimmed eye, may you find joy and inspiration in this volume. May this volume help you to live again the grand and good old days of school life at R. H. S. EMQRY BEAM, Editor-in-Chief. gc P ln i 3

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' i Dedicationbs t as W1l.l.1AM 0, Fox He is greatest whose strength carries up the most hearts by the attraction of his own.' There is no one more worthy than Mr. Fox to whom we might dedicate this book. His ability as a teacher is merely one of his unsurpassable points. He gets much work from his pupils and at the same time has an enjoyable good time with them. While his pupils are Working he makes work beautiful and perfection-worth while. In the few years that he has been with us every alumnus that has gone from R. H. S. always remembers Prof. Fox as a friend and one who is ready to help him in any way possible.