Academy of the Holy Angels - Echoes Yearbook (Fort Lee, NJ)

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' i ECHOES -cf gzfff gffv r If 1'9'Q,'8 M -WH EHS wf rnlllnluununuulfp''fiirwxf 1,1 , gf't5'mnnmxxxxnuntwm- Llfe Life is a song, If we'cl only see, Of things that are, And of things to beg Of things that were In the golden pastg Of things that fade, And of things that lastg Of things that are brightg Of things that are drearg Of things that are hatefulg Of things that are dearg Of things that are nobleg Of things that are rightg Of things that have made Many dark days seem brightg Of things with a lessong Of things with good moralsg Of things which, if followed, Prevent many quarrels. So sing ye this song, And sing it with Zestg That you'll have the honor Of singing it best. -GRACE M. CHRIST, '28 47