Chicago Normal School of Physical Education - Scarab Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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eigweaggsjeaweagea SCARAB Q9Q53BQ53QQj3 GOD I stood upon a hilltop green, Marveling at earth's splendor at dawn, The sky, the trees, the iirst sunbeam, The dew on the grassy lawn. The birds' sweet song, the bees at work, The farmers at toil in the field. Never a thought of their duty to shirk, But dreaming of harvest's yield. The golden crops of wheat and rye, The rustling wind in the corn, The lleecy clouds in the pale blue sky, Herald another day born, Soft chatter of a tiny brook Awakened the sleepy flowers, In a secluded mossy forest nook, Vine-covered the fairy bowers. With all this splendor about us each day, Who can doubt- our Mighty King Whom the sea, the waves, and the wind obey Whose praises the nations sing? Who carefully fashioned this world of ours The moor and the oak trees tall? Who can doubt, as he looks at the flowers, There is a God, a creator of all? Who carefully fashioned this world of ours, The beauty of love and strife, The years, the days, the hours, Then thoughtfully gave us life? Anyone can build a school, A fool is a worker of mirth, A common man can make a rule, But only God could make our earth! -Sch warzentruber. Page niuety'three QQQQQLQQQQQZQQEQ NINETEEN TWENTY SEVEN