Evander Childs High School - Oriole Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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NLETTERED ...... UNFETTERED l have entered thy halls, Evander: A ceaseless hum, the huzz of eager voices, circles and swirls about meg I catch at the voices and strive to malce them my own, But I cannot touch them: Vvoncler envelopes me in an aureole of distance and awe. l have wallced through your halls, Evander: The hum and huzz have entered into me, and I am joytully ot them: New Hashes ot light luurst upon my vision, New roads open lxelore my feet. My gladdened heart follows, Hungering for the richness of your learning, Thirsting for the wine of your knowledge. l stretch forth my hands: HOW Can l embrace all oi you? l am leaving thee now, Evander: Thy gleaming hrilliance has softened, its vibrant colors deepened, I feel thy spirit mellowing, blending with mine. The heat of thee becomes my pulse,-1 Years shall not dull its echo, nor dim its rhythmg Rememhering thee, I shall grow greater with thy greatness. For you have clispelled the darlmess hetore my eyes, Evander, And to my ialtering steps you have given wings!

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