Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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We dedicate this Sagittarius to the memory of the men and women, alumni of Tell City High School, who gave their lives during World War EL It is our hope that we will be as faithful as they were to the ideals and principles of our country, and that we may serve her as well in peace as they did in war. i SAGITTARIUS, 4

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1 iProud Of ou “Dear Old School” is a phrase that we have often repeated without giving much thought to it. Now that the school days of the 1949 seniors are limited, we realize that we have enjoyed the comradeship, the “troubles”, the pranks, the punishments, the good times, and a'll of the little things here at T.C.H.S., although at the time some of the incidents occurred may not have seemed very enjoyable. Realizing that these things are a part of our youth, a part we can never again experience in reality, we are striving to imbibe the spirit of these days—the faces and the fun—into this yearbook, so we may carry them into the future with us to cheer, encourage, and inspire. This Sagittarius reflects the spirit of our high school as we knew it. This spirit was always present at the football and basketball games, the band contests, in the classrooms and in all of the school activities. We have felt this spirit from the day we first registered as green, scared freshmen until the day we marched proudly down the aisle with our diplomas, knowing that the precious days were over. May this spirit live on in our Alma Mater and continue to grow so that we can always say, “Dear Old School, We’re mighty Proud Of You!” —The Sagittarius Staff SAGITTARIUS, 3

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