Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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THE PIERIAN M. H. S. PI ' ' i ' i ' : t yjiiU ' |iUJ|ti iiyj ! iyjiM iajjiMiMiiyii{y}i ' To Our Friend and Teacher Shannon D. Neff This Book is Affectionately Dedicated 3i ' frB»rrirriii7TiigrtifrniT7 iiTrtiiTrtiiTr iiT irRif? fl Page four

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i 5 i THE PIERIAN i(®saai tisaiaiii tJ9 « iigaiAsa«»a«a!aas®jiis I I The Pierian A Memory Book of Morton High School Volume XII Assembled and Published by a Staff Representing the Glass of Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One Richmond, Indiana June I92I BiJ iri«vit« ir)«(iir8«if«fih«(ir)«vttr»(ii7s i :. sc-mffi mwtWw.mfm mimimismmmfmmmimvem

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1921 THE PIERIAN Uj ' iyj ' iyj ' Mii iiy Mjtyjt iiyii ' U ' i ' i ii ' yjiiL ' i iyij I 1S 5460 G. Bate JlOW ou stand on the threshold of your career. Some of you have yet a period of further prep- aration, others will plunge in at once. If now at the end of your four years in high school, HI you have gained some vision for your future, if you have learned to be tolerant but firm and most of all — if you have learned to think — then you have done well. Your ability to think, to use your mind, to analyze clearly and form good judgment, will determine vour elTectiveness in this Avorld and your value to yourself and others. With Ijest wishes, W. G. I ' .ATE. Page five