College High School - La Campanilla Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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A question of time That mysterious value It is a shadow on the dial . . . the striking of a clock or the running of the sand It is day and night summer and winter. Passing of months, years, centuries . These are but the measure of time . . . not time itself. And so we perceive that The past is gone The future has not come The present becomes the past even while we live it. The present, like the flash of lightning, exists and expires We look to the future. And now, as we pause for an accounting of the past, we feel a unique and inspiring respect for the illusiveness of years gone by. Moments recaptured by memory give us joy and sadness, and a kind of wisdom. By our deeds we have learned how to act. By our associations we have learned to deal with others. By our education we have learned how to apply our learning for a valuable purpose. Since we have passed through the long hallways of tradition and history, we express a desire to make known our resolve. We stand on the threshold of a momentous era. We shall take up the chal- lenge which lies ahead, the splendid mystery which no mortal eye has yet seen, and no intelligence has yet declared. Each moment as it passes is the meating-place of two eternities. Our past eternity is seemingly slight; our future eternity holds a myriad of purposes. We shall learn from our experiences, and our whole nature will rush onward with an irresistable force, toward a future and better state of being.

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UPPER MONTCLAIR, NEW JERSEY