Arsenal Technical High School - Arsenal Cannon Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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14 7fu3J.aZ'e 7a :zsewrzz .si Mmm TWO TEMPLES lAn appreciation of DeWitt S. Morgan! There was a temple upon a lofty hill, And it was seen and loved by many men, And it was built secure from base to spire. From it there came to bless the countryside All virtues to which men so freely turn, Of scholar, gentleman, and friend of humankind, And it impressed on those who worshiped there Reflection of those virtues in itself, And many in the valley passed that way. . But with the years this temple lost its strength, And buffeted by earthquake and by storm, Still consecrated to its early task, In its sore weakness, paid its toll to time. Now by eternal law this fane is swept away, All classic lines as they were known to men Swiftly and surely for all time removed, Entablaturethrown down and stately columns prone- And no more from the valley to be seen. Yet there remains a temple of the heart, With virtues as of old on this high hill, With grace and truth and beauty over it, And friendliness and faith and love upon it, And these eternal walls shall know no stain, And time shall offer to them no decay. But precious stones shall flash upon them, And stars of heaven shall shine upon them, And on this temple rain shall never fall, Nor mist surround it, nor darkness hide it, But it shall stand forever on the hill, To lead, protect, encourage, and inspire All those who in the valley pass that way. Oka Stanton Flick February 27, 1944