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L'ECHO Zl Senior Class Poem 353 Friends, teachers, classmates, lend me your ears: I come to bury the past, not to praise it. The evil each class does lives after it: The good is oft forgotten as they pass: So let it be with us: Our noble teachers Have told us that we seemed to be ambitious: lf it were so, it was a splendid gift, And splendidly now are we awarded. Here, under leave of our principal and the rest- For our principal is a generous friend: So are they all-all generous friends- Come I to write these words of parting. Here around us, stands our class. But yesterday, our words were those of children No interest to the world: now We stand here, and none too great to do us reverence. With recollecting smile we see our classmates before us, There, in a corner, oh faithful Beaner, Struggling valiantly to smile in spite of sorrow. Looking again, we see our Erma, Alice and Helen thinking in silent harmony. With head erect and not a care, stands John, the musician. Beside him, tugging at his sleeve, is the inevitable Robert. Eyes wide open, a trickling tear: oh my fair Edythe. l know you are sorry you cannot take your school with you, but perhaps Sally could help you in trying. A laugh is heard, no! not even Miriam could be quiet for this last moment of reverence. Ah, yesg There are Norman, Ruth and Kathryn as ever, gazing out the win- ow. Our Mary and Virginia and Arthur are whispering low. What they say? A sad, sweet farewell. The others are somewhere about- Ah, yes! Hear that noise? Verily 'tis our Si and Orville, they are knee-deep in argumentation. Tears are reaching their zenith, and sobs are shaking our gentle frames, Compelling us to refrain from gazing further on the Class, tho' they're all there! Now, once again, we turn to you, teachers! Think not we do not behold The good you have been doing: look you here- Here are our thanks as full as we can say them. O, Classmates! Would we could calm Your troubled spirits and say a word for every thought of the future, That should move the Least of us to greater, stronger efforts: Classmates, this is goodbye! Nancy Grande Lenore Williams
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