Tipton High School - Tiptonian Yearbook (Tipton, IN)

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Staff. Editor-ln-Chiof GRACE E. TRIMBLE 'l0. Business Manager. IGRSIPI S. MARTIN 'lo Assistant linsinoss lllurmgor. ' BICRI, G. GRAHAM 'l1. Associate Editors. Clara Doversberger, '10. Dane L. Patterson. 'lU. Hazel Cochran, 'l0. Paul R. Van Buskirk. '10 Blanche Holman, 'HL Herschel Plrancis, 'l0. Edith Ramsay, 'll. Paul E. Barr, 'l1. Donald Tresidder, '12. Gordy li. Wheatley, '12. Miriam Trittschuh. 'l3. Ward Norris. '13, Staff Artists. C. Dudley Wagstaff, '10. Clayton L. Wlianlon. '13. H erscliel Francis, '10.

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Editorial. Before entering into the more frivolous contents of our book we wish to express our thanks to all whom it may concern for the opportunity we have had of obtaining a high school education, and to assure them that we appreciate it far more than any other gift which they could have bestowed upon us for we realize that, Education is a companion which no misfortune can depress-no crime destroy-no enemy alianate-no despotism enslave. We have many things to be grateful for, our school building with its modern convenience, the privilege our parents have given us of taking up and completing the high school course, and the splendid corps of teachers which the school board obtained as our instructors. Although we had the trials and difficulties which all seniors must endure we have, on the whole, enjoyed our work and we feel ourselves indebted to each indi- vidual member of the faculty for the careful instructions which we have received in their respective departments. We feel that it is largely to them that our success thus far is due. The lessons which they have taught us have made impressions on our hearts that will last forever. Each and all of them have been very kind to us and it is with great pleasure that we dedicate our little book to Miss Elinor K. Towne, our Latin teacher, who has been a most faithful friend to us thruout our four years struggle with the dead language winning our love and respect by her kindness and impartiality. The other teachers have been equally considerate of us and we wish to assure them that they will not be forgotten by the seniors of 1910, but that wherever that may be in years to come the best wishes of all who were this year students in the Tipton High School will be for their success. Mrs. Matthews the librarian has been very helpful to us in our supplementary researches and the interest that she has taken in the school and in the progress of the students has endeared her to them all as one of the be'st friends of education in Tipton. Not only the Senior Class but the teachers as well are gratified to have her picture take a place with theirs in the TIPTONIAN. In conclusion we beg to acknowledge the receipt, thru our exchange, of the following annuals: Schola Regia, Royal High School, Edinburgh, Scotland, the Oracle, Kern County High School, Bakersfield, Cal., the Narcissus, Peru High School, Peru, Ind., Washington and Jefferson Academy Year Book, Washington, Pa., the Butler Collegian, Butler College, the Arbutus, Indiana University, Manual Training High School Annual, Manual Training High School, Indianapolis, the Almanac, Toledo High School, Toledo, Ohio, 'iThe Gothic, Bloomington Indiana High School, Esmeduna, Liverpool Collegiate School, Liverpool, England, Holt School Magazine Holt Secondary School, Liverpool, England, Shortridge High School Annual, Indianapolis, Indiana.

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