Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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A - TIfI E IQQZ L PIERIAN , lclnzininration 1L.l.t11ne,A.IS., M.:X., I'l1,IJ. Donna Parke, A,B.. M.A. -IUIIH I . 'I'l1mn1rsm1. BS- INI,F. I.eora jnllanning English Department Anna I.. lfinfroek. I'I1.I5,. I'rl.M Inez Ii. 'I'rnelwlnmI. A.I4. Flora l'. Iirnallzlus, Ali. Maty A, Ifnrnslxell. A.Il.. M.A. Mary A. lnlhns. A.I!. Glenn llnlxler, A.B. Yvnnnn- flalrriel Iiwoczalla, A,I5. Matliematics Department Martha A. NYl1it:xcre. A.I'3., INIJX Iillwrt Vicliery Dale Seicler, A.H,. MJX. Science De partm ent II, Ilamlml Stanton, IIS. Margaret I. Iiwan. A.II. ILz1'a A. Mlller. I'l1,I5. -lnlxn I . IIWIIOIIIIJSUH, IXI.S. Zllarultg Vocational Department Ray II. Treasure, BS. Charles McNaught0n. HS. Iinnna Bond Jeanne Swan Lnckey, Ali. Edwin M, Moe Otto Horner, ILS. Corn mercial Department Rolmert Sullars, All., M.A. Helen Ilicks, A.B,, M.A. Ilelena li. Sutton, A.I3. ,lusepll bl. Powers. A.H. Physical Education Elder I. Elmerhart. A.B,. M..-X Ruth Ilulmer, A.B. Palmer A. Spnnsler. A.H. Six M mic Department James fnthlxert, B.M., B.S.l'. I.enn Beery, A.B.. M.A. ,f1rt Department Elizabeth Ilidgnucl, Pratt Institute Library lflorence A. Ratlitf, A.Il. Rebecca Martin, Assistant Social Science Department D, Neff, A.B. VVilliam S. Stafford, A.B. Palmer A, Sponsler, A.B. Elder j. Elrerlxart, A.B., M.A. Harriet A. Thompson, A.B. Vharles I. Bechtolcl, BS. Foreign Language Department Varrie Lane flmrles, I'I1.B. Anna Bradlvnry, A,H., M..-X. Mary E. Richeson, A.B.

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THE 1932 PIERIAN g5SSgQB111maWa,L1U,,aQ:L,3g::33a:i2Z: ,355 V-are M mgfgjip Hum' 2-Xftrrnrlf WOITICU. Your first duty in life self. So live that the man in his time be possible, be the years, he is Waiting his leave for him? Will it be lust or dissipation, a mind NSTEAD of attempting myself to write a mes- sage to you, the class of 1932, I should like to pass on to you suggestions made by David Starr Iordan, once President of Indiana University, and until a few years ago President of Leland Stanford University. Though the message is addressed to young men, it is equally valuable for young is toward your after- you ought to be mav actual. Far away in turn. What will you a brain unspoiled by trained to think and actg a nervous system true as a dial in its response to the truth about you? Will you let him come and take your place, gaining through your experience, happy in your friendships, hallowed through your joys, building on them his own? Or will you Hing it all away, decreeing, vvantonlike, that the man you might have been never shall be? This is your problem which is vastly more to you than any or all others. IDONNA PARKH. illlvmhvrz nf thv Qllaum nf 1932 OU will find many times in life that the game is hard, and winning seems impossible. When you feel such is the case, just continue playing according to the rules with the assurance that: as When The One Great Scorer comes To Write against your name, I-Ie Writes not that you Won or lost, But how you played the gamef' S. D. NEFF. light