Clifton Springs High School - Cliftonian Yearbook (Clifton Springs, NY)

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CLASS POEM Thy doors swing outward ever And we pass through Talking, laughing, or silent But looking hack To see thy brick and frame Engravings and immortal Carved words. Yet we see more, For gazing—glad and sad T’once, we still hear Echoes of feet hurrying, And talk of many lips. 17e see thy brow, wreathed with smiles lyhile the sv eet, swift sound of happiness Lurks round your corners. And, too we see the joys, the tears, Ambitions, disappointements, scoldings, And hopes that hang like Multi-colored drapes upon thy walls. Long have they been hanging, dustless For as each class flings her color there, Brighter they become—these drapes To catch the eye of younger ones, To spur them on to nobler endeavor. So we leave, glad of opportunity to place Our red-white hue together with the rest. Long may these colored memories Cling to thy walls. For thou Art truly ambition, achievement, and memory. L. Roth

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