Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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SENIOR CLASS POEM When we fourteen have finished up, ■ . And started out to drain our cup Of all the sweets that come our way, Full well our parts we hope to play. The visions of a life mature That each one holds are grand, I ' m sure; And with our dips. and knowledge both, To stem the tide we are nothing loath. Alone and singly, all but two Have prospects now to dare and do; But each one in his mind can see Some great affinity to be. ' Way down within each heart you ' ll find A little work by fate designed, And filled with pictures br ight and fair. In which two lives must always share. This double life each youthful mind Imagines he or she will find; In ideal manner build a cot. And have a romance for his lot. These things adjust themselves, you know, And all along bri,ght haloes throw. Till Cupid ' s arrow, worn and dull. Brings late in life a peaceful lull. Then there ' s a part no one can shirk. Along some line of honest work Each one his caliber must prove In this world and in that above.

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ENlORS O 3C CLAU

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Miss Maky Lawsox Senior Sijonsor