SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Senior Class Poem The cud has come, and we arc loath to go; li is forever that we leave your halls. We ' ve toiled. Old School, beneath your learned roof. And given of our best within these walls. Our thirst you quenched with knowledge pure and The thorns you took away ; our path was smooth. One little hour, Old School, and we are gone, Our troubled hearts you ne ' er again will soothe. You ' ve shown us lofty places to be won ; You ' ve taught us loyalty and given us the truth. Steadfast and constant as the Northern Star. We ' ll not forget, when gone the dreams of youth. We ' ll cherish in our hearts your memory sweet, And pray for you as for our dearest friend. We ' re going from your friendly doors, Old School. A last good-bye. Dear School, it is the end. Page seventeen

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To Our Parents h Parents dear, when oft we think of you. we somehow think of childhood days and of home. A noble association, an inspiring thought. Truly do we agree with Henry Ward Beecher. That home should be an oratorio of the memory, singing to all our after life melodies and harmonies of old remembered joy. Willi the same letter Home and Heaven begin, And the words dwell together in the mind ; For they zvho would a Home in Heaven win. Must first a Heaven in Home begin to find. Page sixteen

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Little Hazel Hazel C. Akim.ink. Rouses Point. Shine out. little head, sunning over with curls to the Bowers and be their sun. Rouses Point High School. Delia Clionian. Julia Julia E. Bkki.k. Keene Valley. Par may we search before we find, A heart so gentle or so kind. Keene Valley High School. Nina Nina Benwav. Ausable Porks. She doeth little kindnesses Which most leave undone or despise. Ausable Porks High School. AK ' 1 Lena Lena Bradley, Felts Mills. Sweet and simple, but always the same. Black River High School. AK+ Page eighteen