Ferndale Union High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Ferndale, CA)

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'O PAGE THIRTIIN Class Poem Regina Reis, '11. On this, our joyous graduation day, To school-day friends farewell we sayg Here our thots were trained and shaped to grow By teachers kind, to whom a debt we owe, A debt of gratitude pure and deepg All our lives their counsel we shall keep. We are resolved-Ourselves to improve, Then help the world in its onward move, As out on life's broad field we go We must take heed what seed we sow, Strive to fertilize the fields of thot, So we'll ne'er regret the harvest wrought. If ourselves we would improve each day, All pride and passion we must allay. And feel the littleness of doing naught, Knowing by labor our fortunes are wrought, For by success our careers are made, With a firm foundation they should be laid. We cannot rise to influence and power, Except by thot we improve each hour- Thot as pure, and sweet, and chaste, As the flower that blooms on a desert waste, Or the breath of a violet, wafted on high, Which steals silently out to the passers-by. Crystal water gushes from mountain springs, And health to all in its course it brings. So shall we, if our lives ring true, Bring comfort to others our whole life thru. Thus our actions from a pure source must move, If we strive by them the world to improve.