Cloverdale Union High School - Spectator Yearbook (Cloverdale, CA)

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iflauiU ' (Hhmnpsmt Exceeding pleasant to mine eye is she: Like a lone star through riven storm clouds seen By sailors, tempest tost upon the sea, Telling of rest and peaceful heavens nigh. Nptttr UpaHlpij Cloudless forever is her brow serene, Speaking calm hope and trust within her, whence Welleth a noiseless spring of patience. IButlt Uplrhpr She hath a natural, wise sincerity, A simple truthfulness, and these have lent her A dignity as moveless as the centre. Nnrma Timrllu ' rt Around thy playful lips did glitter Heart-lightnings of a girlish scorn: Harmless they were, for nothing bitter, In thy dear heart was ever born. (Sprtruitp Cufturig There was an archness in thine eyes, Born of the gentlest mockeries, And thy light laughter rang as clear As water drops I loved to hear.

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Ah Aatra Far in the wide illimitable space The stars shine ever, beckoning us to strive To some achievement high, a goal above The sordid ends of selfish gain or power, Firm fixed in God’s eternal purpose wise; For thou dear Blue and Gold hast taught to us The language of these flaming orbs of light Thou hast shown to us how mortals such as we May strive, aspire, and reach the lofty heights Where Love and Truth and Peace reign through unending day. Thou hast shown how humblest deed to fellow man Can be the stepping stone on which both rise To that high plane where hate and envy cease And each his brother as himself doth love; Where God communes with them and gives them joy. And we our gratitude to thee would prove, Our Alma Mater, by the lives we live. May purpose high and firm endeavor here Show how we learned to haste at duty’s call To do her bidding joyously and well. N. H. ’13.