Chaney High School - Lariat Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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'lt WHAT IS OUR PLACE? By John Kurylalc Americans all-both young and free- Heads held high, with firm, brave gaze They face the world and ponder how They'll serve in brighter, happier days- What is our place who leave behind A lifetime in few wondrous years To face another life, in stranger worlds, Void of laughter, filled with tears? What is our place in this fair town, In this wide world, in heaven sublime? What thread to weave is our set fate In God's tapestry of Time? What pattern shall we follow through With the golden needle of Life? Shall all our threads be of silken joy Or broken ones, of grief and strife? Will our threads ever cross again Within the brilliant tapestry? Whose will be the longest bright- The shortest-before eternity? In or out, or bright or dark Whate'er may be our path We'll work, and strive, and build until The world once more may laugh. Our creed, then, shall be this, we pledge 'Love life, love man, love nation, all, And you will serve the I-Ieav'nly Master 'Til you heed the Lordis eternal call'. Page Eighteen

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