Winamac High School - Totem Yearbook (Winamac, IN)

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Prologue EE UR school days in XY. H. S. are over. Tl1ose rosy-visioned years, the halcyon clays of youth, passing with dying feet, have given ? us not only the uufaltering faith for the future, but a strand of Me111o1'y's jewels, rare and previous to us through all eternity. 'Tis of these things-the work, the play, that sehool life between the lines, the portion of strengthening responsibility, in il word, all that spells High School that we have tried to nuike this hook a record. XYhen the years have eoine and gone and Age with its silent step has overtaken us, a gliinpse of the yellowed pages of il 1915 'l'o'1'1+:M, like the lure of a beckoning hand, will eall IIS baek to oltl days, old scenes. We may dreani again upon the bridge, beside the well, ret-all that old high school Case, or see again as if it were yesterrlay the face of a departed friend or that of a youth who, now a man, travels in the halls of fame. So we trust that you will aeeept this, our book, not only as a Gln-oniele of the large-lettered Present, but as a li11k between the happy Now and the radiant, untried To Be.

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