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CLASS POEM When your day seems overcrowded with the shadows of despair, When light of life seems shrouded with the night-bloom every- where: Classmates, ere some doubting ember burns out hope, and all life stings, Take our motto, and remember We Seek Higher Things. Does black gloom lie on the meadow where bright sun was wont to fall? 'Tis God's wing-that casts the shadow, and His love broods over all. Look up classmates, never, never sigh, Success awaits us now it seems,, Joy is coming, she is nigh, Since We Seek Higher Things. We can never glimpse the far beam of attainment, through strong light: We can never catch the star gleam if life's hours were always bright: Shadows prove that light is near us, through some need its glory gleams, May its promised radiance cheer us, Till we reach the higher things. When school's last lesson is mastered and the classes are tested and tried: When the wisest student has vanished, and the dullest has stepped aside, We should rest and faith we need it, We shall rest for a moment or two, Till the wonderful school of Experience Makes us seew things anew. The Class watches with a smile: our teachers guide each falter- ing aim: They look on all the while, for added laurels to our fame, With faith in us they give that same old question eye to eye, Lis- ten Students, for what do you live? To seek higher things, is our reply. Annie Ruth Joyner to Mable Massengille: Say Mable, I can just see you about thirty years from now going in the photographer's, saying, 'How much do you charge for taking children's pictures ?' Photographer: Three dollars per dozen. . Mable: Well, l'll have to see you later, I haven't got but eleven yet. 13
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