Andale High School - Tekakwitha Yearbook (Andale, KS)

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4 At Parting uFour long years before us did lie, But all too soon those same years passed by. With soldierly stature we gaze to the future, Oh what, oh what shall it be! Finding not a single answer, we bow And are happy to recall a grand memory. Together all hardships we did subdue: But now, each must paddle his own canoe. Oh--why worry? Why despair? We sought this goal, and now we are there. With a cheerful smile and a thankful heart, We bid you farewell, for now we must part.' --Marie Klein - xy X 'X of fc' V W J!!Lll1nJJ4.lL.s Nj XG, X., X. y f A lore than can be realized, school' 11fe is Xl X the building of a treasure house of memor- Q7 X les. As one grows older year by year, these , J grow more precious than material treasures, Xf Xl and at length build the happiness of inao- ' V yy tive old age. Four years of association , Y. have brought two types of memories: 1.those Nl if that make us glow with pride, 2. those that N7 X, make us glow with the fire-red of embarr- , YV assment. :J Y? Nw, 'Vlfwf i!5yef X! Xi, Xa, W xg - -s ,sz